Wellington Amateur Dramatic Society stages four one act plays
A large appreciative audience attended the Wellington Amateur Dramatic Society’s Friday evening program in Methodist Hall. Four one act plays, framed by varied drama and comedy, raised funds for the Wellington Red Cross. Performers Vesars and a long list of contributors delivered a lively show after weeks of practice, with scene shifts and stage furnishings drawing much audience comment.
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Wellington
Minister to Meet Irrigation Leader at Wellington
A Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission official will visit Wellington on Monday July 3 to discuss the Wontay Murting project and related conservation matters. The minister will also attend a meeting with the Kryrstin League and remain for further engagements.
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Irrigation Leacte
Wellington
Wer Winister
Canreervatican
Fareats Ata
Water Conservation and Irrigation Comm
Assisson
Wellingtonm
Svanes
Pti
Coe League
Uy Lave Taxen Glace
Veter
Ion Woertttas
Gerries
Disposals Sale Date Notice From Local Council
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local disposal sale notice set for Wednesday next with a list of items and times. Readable fragments mention prices and categories though many words are garbled.
Macleay Hospital Board Resignation Demanded
Residents urged immediate resignation of the Macleay District Hospital Board after protests over the forced election of Sister Parva Inst and dismissal of Sister Swift for requesting better conditions. Speaker claimed Sister Swift was reinstated.
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Kempled
Avai
Macleay
Sister Parva
Sister Swift
Desperate Coal Shortage Sparks Pressed NSW Crisis
In Sydney a coal shortage wreaks supply anxiety as strikes and absenteeism are cited as key causes. Officials and workers point to war-related demand and transport disruptions, triggering government appeals and industry warnings amid a heated public debate.
Government moves to stamp out chaos with emergency powers
The state declares a state of emergency and outlines sweeping measures including a draft labour campus plan to enforce compliance and central control across government functions. The Labour Minister signals broad intervention to restore order.
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Brisbarnel Monta
Weverwaeat
Sys
Labour
Wi Gair
Macquarie Shire Council Meeting Notes Confusing Conflicts
Fragmented OCR from Macquarie Shire Council notes shows President Dr Edelsopaed reporting on attendance at a conference in Sydney and on council resolutions. The text is garbled with illegible names and scattered phrases about payments, roads, and local matters, lacking clear concrete outcomes.
Cuts in Train Schedules
Sydney reports schedule disruptions with planned changes in steam Grace operations. The article notes trains will fail to arrive as usual, with limited alterations expected and several days affected by the new timetable.
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Beto Linaer
Hospitals Commission Order Pending Arbitration Court Hearing
On the order of the Hospitals Commission, the dispute remains awaiting the Arbitration Court hearing. The status indicates judicial review is set to determine the rights and obligations of the parties involved.
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Hospitals Commission
Mayfair to-might to-morrow tepe down Patrol
Fragmentary OCR reading notes a phrase mayfair and a mention of patrol. No clear names, places, dates, or events readable. The text is too incomplete to identify a coherent news item or summary.
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Mayfair
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