Panes Alive and Dead: Snake Experty Wing Yor Fellow
A garbled ad-like piece discusses snakes, salons, and hair services with scattered names and phrases. It references Kilwa Commin, Meena, ACU Moog, and Fong Lee, and mentions wigs, permanent waves, and a salon atmosphere with vague promotional language. The readable fragments suggest a period advertisement tone rather than a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
Anor
Pinys Srakis
Howe
Ena
Ruintis
Weesores and Filles Ltd
Lee
Ambulence fund drive at Maryvale ink event urged support
A disjointed page item notes a planned ambulance fund drive at Maryvale with local officials Theobald and others promoting the event on a Wednesday urging public backing to ensure the ambulance service continuation and community support through the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaye
Maryvale
Seine Confucion
Theobald
Theobald'y
Presbyterian Club Tennis Match Dominates Friendly Fortunes
Readable fragments indicate a tennis match between Presbyterian and Methodius clubs on a fourty Satanus court. Presbyterian players served well guiding a close fusion contest to a win, though the text is garbled about final scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian and
Methodius
Fourty Satanus
Avern
Ton
Presbyterian
Esun—I Qaidh
It Clu
Court Schedule Updates and Regional Maps Announcement
A New Rostrum explains the Wellington court days shifting from Friday to Tuesday starting the 6th, with updated polion maps and district details. It lists weekly changes, mentions Western prices, and notes new timings including Mondays and Wednesdays for follow up sessions and notices.
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Wellington
Polion
Dutilis
Umiorks Weiliowlay
Eel
Wellington District Hospital
Fesk
Tn Individua
RERN
Gallestd
Mun Wa Stane Feoval
N. N. Cohen
Stuart Towns
Ieester
Guurle
Court House
Maugkansty
Naveau
Departure tribute for Mr McLeod draws wide town support
A large gathering at Coline vit Chambers honoured Mr M Mor Lead before his departure. Attendees from public life and local groups backed a grand album and casket presentation. Plans include a Morocco bound album, 12 autoographed pages, a gold monogram, and a lockable cabinet. Tickets for a public dinner set at 7/6 with John Sands donating menu cards. A final date will be arranged with Mr McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colinevit
M. Mor
Ald
Walker
Wns
John Bands
Williams
John Sandy Ltd
Jeleod
CWA
Mia Uy Horton
Watt
Wellington Ladies
Wellington District V H
Treasury
McLeod
Geassick
Oast
Ming
Lin
Reaunards
John Sands
Thorby Explains Tulary Grant Debate at Forbre Meeting
MP V C Thorby addresses UCP supporters in Forbre parish hall on last Vesday night. He explains how the raise emerged and that most who voted for it supported the increase, while one who voted against it would have opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Thorby
UCP
Forbre
Thorby
Wool Clip Forecast for 1934-45 Season Sets Bale Target
Joint conference between Australian Wool Bureau and National Council Wool Selling Brokers projects the 1934-45 clip at about 9,140,000 bales with a new clip near 143,801 bales weight. Crossbred and strong wool proportions eyed, opposing lots carried over across ~000 sales. Sydney sales to start August 27, Adelaide September 8, Perth September 17, with Christmas period exports capped at 1,400,000 bales excluding carryover. 1952-53 clip later revised up to 2,095,086 bales, up 58,184 on original estimate and 17146 on November figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonleruwvr Covell
National Council
Sydney
Adelaide
Perypean
Ani
Sydney Sheep Show shines with wide appeal at Commonwealth grounds
The Sydney Sheep Show drew attendees from many regions to the Commonwealth grounds where New Zealand and local breeders showcased top stock. Notable entrants included Meaty G. Th Buwhay and Sam of Yeoval who earned praise for their quality, while winners were announced across medium wool ram and strong wool categories with multiple first, second and third prizes awarded to various age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New Zealand
G. Th Buwhay
Sam
Yeoval
New Wheat From Windorah Reveals Experimental Strain
George Sears of Windorah grows a wheat experimental, a hobby project after receiving 170 grains from J R Siler last year. Planted at Wisunia, the crop required guard beams and windmills to deter birds, eventually yielding a full harvest. Sears reports the wheat thrives with generous spacing and plans further trials this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sears
Windorah
Ji R. Siler
Weslaver
Wisunia
Ubu
Seura
Rubber stamps orders advertised by Times Office
Advertisement calls for rubber stamps orders for all kinds with prices and particulars available at the Times Office. The rest of the text is garbled and unreadable.
Fun and Frolic at Wellington Charity Night
The Western Stones Social Club hosted a lively dance at the Empire Hall last Thursday drawing a crowd of youths and locals from Wellington and surrounds. The event raised around £30 for local charities, with music by Thealwell Orchestra and lively dancing contests. The committee credited the outing with lifting community spirits and inviting continued support for future dances.
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Vernon Mascn Shiller
Western Stones
Wellington
Fui
Sphrite
Ube Bert Oudlnd
Wilan Het Wits Fely Expres
Woud Prigue
Foy Gheot
Vaitry
Tnuerewe
Dancinie
Dubbo
Tieuirie
Nigmaatian
Stalker
Orchester
Stalkey
Wellington Baby Health Centre Monthly Report Summary
Readers are informed about the Wellington Baby Health Centre activities last month. It notes 21 total visits, 10 new cases enrolled, 4 expectant mothers attended, and 1772 daily averages across all attendances. The article quotes a centre nurse condemning rocking and jolting of babies as injurious to nervous systems and urging mothers to avoid these practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sydney Murra
New Horn
Mathore Yeith
Contre
Sinter
Andy
One Hundred School Girls Train Vacation Tour Planned
A NSW railway sponsored vacation rail cruise for schoolgirls is outlined, with 400 places, a six day itinerary from Canberra to Goulburn and back to Sydney, covering rural farms, dams, irrigation areas, and civic attractions. Costs set at £4 7s 4d with deposits and instalments. weather and bookings may affect schedule.
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Fenior
New South Wales
New South
Lin
Ralney
Sydney
Oruleee
Christy Mie
Jenolan Caves
Mid-Western
Canberra
Bur Jrinjuck
Murrumbidgee
Iringa
Cunningar
Southeen
Oayleit
Australia
Pilefal
Beauciful
Auvetrlio
Burinjuck
Adimira
Finjusk
Nile
Burring
Jack
Wren
Tynion
Geitirh
Uiane
B. J. Stocks
Thik
Bien
Railway Department
Tor
Goulburn
Apipinas
Willock Wins Wellington Bowls Championship Final
W Willock defeated Jack Abernethy by 32 points to 80 to claim the Wellington Bowls Championship title. The match featured tight moments as Abernethy rose to 26 while Willock held the winning hand, pulling away at the end to secure the two point margin. Willock, already noted for consistency, had earlier reached the final after losing the grade championship to T N Ayl ie and has been successful in badge matches.
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Geatle
Wellington Bowiie
W. Willock
Jack Absendthy
Willock
Abernethy
T. N. Aylie
Wages Tax Act to Begin in December for NSW Employers
The Special Income and Wages Tax Management Act will require employers to deduct wages tax from December 1. Definitions cover contract workers who function as employees. schedules, remittance books, and tax rate tables must be kept and forwarded to the State Commissioner of Taxation. Employers with ten or more taxable employees must obtain remittance books. those with fewer must affix tax stamps to schedules. Separate records for branches and home domestic workers are required.
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State Commissioner of Taxation
Savings Bank
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
New South Water
Wallangs Rn
Queensland
Rane
New South Wales
Font Ld
Avery
England's innings rise on let offs amid tight bowling
England, batting first, built 440 in a rain affected innings as Leyland 109 and Amiss 320 aided a recovery after early misses. Australia faced notable chances and disciplined bowling by Oldfield and Chipperfield, yet England finished with a strong total and the match hung on weather and luck.
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Blanoff
England
Dows
Australia
Leyland
Amis
Ratcliffe
Wattery
Améa
Gldflind
Biut Oldfield
Ames
Wiskey
Brown ix
MrCahe
Chipperfiela
Anishlay
Wall Tonk
Wax
Flatt Fehrouch
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Walters
Jeatslee
Frooksemp
Hublick
Prrmanent
Anton Ring Radu
Wiimol
Rhine Magrimany
Hines Utter
Virions
Presbyterian Club
MR. M. McLeqd
MR. H. V. C. Thorby
Cruiqy
Burns Philp
Lyn Oington
G. H. Bowhay and Son
Windora
Hyts
Haurrholder
Geir
Western Stores Social Club
Health Department
Fister
Dune
Auauetth
Tur Lkellwaye
Tia
Coe Fruins
Murdoch McLeod
Warne Street
Wallington
Lever Daquey A
Wilkins & CO
Harvey Bros. Jewellers
Wellington Musical Club
Alexander Hall
Bodangora
Bodangora Hall
Bodangore Hall
Zod
Lachey
HM. Patternon
A Payne
N. Martin
J. Gwens
J. Whiteler
T. Sheridan
Eabler
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