London chemist advertises services at Navie Croveant
George Whys, Chemist and Drug, announces his pharmacy at Navie Croveant Wellington offering medicines and patient care. He states orders by post or telephone 69 receive prompt attention and mentions credentials with the London Qualification and pharmacist societies.
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Busicom
Navie Croveant
Wallington
James Haynes
Tate
George Whys
Gxt
London
Pharmaseatical Bcolaty
Crest Britain
Bosiety
New South Wales
Bourke Benefit a Thankful Chorus for Generous Assistance
Teaw ee Mr andMes B Bourke express special thanks to the Bourke Benefit Hotel committee and the district for private input and Mr B Witssimmons of Stuart Town and all friends for their handsome donation and generous assistance during our trouble.
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B. Bourke
Bourke
Tadelaudia
B. Witssimmons
Stuart Town
Equal pay for equal work debate on women’s wages
A discussion of equal pay for equal work among women and conservatives, noting potential effects on employment for working women. The Federal Arbitration Court case in fruit packing ruled that wages should align by sex for similar work, with nuanced outcomes depending on occupation and market competition.
Wellington Local Gossip and Court Note Items
Local jottings detail a Teeway court appearance by Moky Hill who pleaded guilty to drunken behavior on Lee Street. Nearly every item mentions Wellington figures, church services, a Presbyterian minister, shifts in business, and upcoming social events in Porches, Forbes, and Narramine, with notes on public meetings and a post office decision.
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AY Pet United
Paliew Court
Teeway
Ler
Moky Hill
Lee Street
Winnacott
Turner
Bey
Juve McDowell
Forbes
Wellington
Wormenday
Tod
Foley
Count Inu
Cage
Lae Street
Gratzor
Earl's
L. W.raver
Thy Vniva Bowk
Dedi
Stes
F. Muck
Lessig
Aiiaion
Urganseil
Mihsion
Monsis
McDonald
Rivkhaw
Syilnay
Chapman
Party
Equal pay and female labor in arbitration court view
The text argues that displacement of men by female labour harms public interests and that equal pay questions affect job opportunities. It contends arbitration court rulings will not fix inequality and that employer bias favors cheaper female labor only if merited. Both sexes should compete fairly on merit and wage.
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Mum
Aluden
Vadioware
Luther
Demaelvon
Federal Arbitration Court
Giles
Striel
Renmars
Dustiel Higgins
Vue
Ain
Wii
Hanour
York
Lees
Tim
Wosieh
Keogoog
Vingle Bien Senéas
Bai
Australia
Arbitration Court
Debating Society Plans Another Meeting This Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the School of Arts Debating Society schedules a debate for Tuesday night. Mentions the topic and participants unclear due to garbled text but centers on an in-house discussion event.
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School of Arts
Society
Ate
Whyri
Debaters Clash Over Pulpit and Press at Evening Meeting
A planning session featured every member contributing remarks as introverts and speakers presented arguments. The discussion centered on debate value, timing, and a future topic about compulsory military education in Australia, with the Pulpit side winning a vote.
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J. W. Callaom
Peane
Tony Tows at Didfellows Hall A Refined Sydney Show
A Friday and Saturday show at Didfellows Hall promises an unusual entertainment with a mix of eccentric tricks. Reported to have already played to delighted audiences in Sydney for 14 nights, the act is billed as a novelty unlikely to recur in Wellington.
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Didfellows
Wellington
Audieaten
Sydney
Mtuart Tow B.D. L. Social At Boehme's Hall Friday
Members of the Mtuart Tow B.D. L. plan a social at Boehme's Hall on Friday July Sth. Tickets cost 1 shilling and 8 pence. W. A. Mille, the secretary, and other named officers will speak during the evening.
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Mtuart Tow B.D. L
Boehme
League
Tleketa
W. A. Mille
Ben Jan Ta Engure
W. J. Tobe von
MLTA
Menarn
Thrower and Dunn
M's. L.A
Rabbit Skine Prices Reported in Local Sale
Rabbit skins from Rabbit Skine were sold in Renn request at 14 to 50 per dozen, with prime skins advancing strongly as high as a peony per won. All other grades held firm in last week's sale, while three lots of exceptionally good quality brought notable prices. Our catalogue featured an attractive mix of skin classes priced from 14 to 50 per standard.
Pictures will return at Peres Street hall end Monday night
The Chronn informs readers that pictures will be shown again this week at the Public Wall in Peres Street, late Protestant Hall. The venue has been renovated and will open Monday night with a notable program. Proceeds will go to the St Vincent de Paul Society. The article notes further plans for future exhibitions.
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Peres Street
Wellington pony club opens with promising support
The Wellington pony club announces an opening meeting on Wednesday July 2. Acknowledging the success of the Comban? and other clubs, proprietor Mr 0 Kelty has secured pledges from local stakeholders to back 15 horses and related prizes. The event aims to attract many riders with a 21 shillings consolation prize and a variety of entries.
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Wellingtom
Macevan
Wellington
Kelty
Bydney
Orange
Wwehaven
Oraving
Titamig Pictures in Wellington Show Titanic Wreck Film
Residents of Wellington will view a film from Monorth Pictures about the Titanic wreck. The feature plans to show the wreck site launch, the floating debris, and the New York aftermath including survivors. The presentation aims for a large audience to witness the unique enterprise.
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Wellngton
Vowel
Weras
Atlantic
New York
Pietivren
Sale at soOMaT promises largest nightclune stock
WN Twonday July 8 trade sale of Mewara Fs 8, 120 Oranges in Conjuustion With Mears WB Keast Co will auction the entire stock, 4408 Burrawang lambs, 7200 dry Wurm ewes, 3000 three to one year olds, 2700 mixed hoggets, 1900 mixed shearers, 0 woll-beed, 20 drought horses. Large attendance expected. coaches depart Melony.
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Twonday
Mewara
Mears
WB. Keast and Co
Ak Moomey
Ular
Malang
Majoe Smith
Anguet
Lincoln
Amd
Loop Ball Detected In Oddball Fray At Mufollown Hall
The Independent Order oF OAdtelone plans a weekly event in Mufollown Hall on Wednesday night and a juvenile dance on Friday July. Organizers urge three attendees with a clear aim for a top prize and first class competitors.
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Order of Oadtel- One
Death in Binet Town Inquiry Delays Verdict
In Binet Town a coroner’s inquiry into the death of Wilhelm Otto Kropp was held. Evidence indicated he died from cerebral hemorrhage in his hut after a prior illness. a bottle of poison on the table raised concern but a post mortem by Le. Lintwa confirmed cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. The deceased was an elderly man with a distant relative in Germany, a brother who was an architect.
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Mtr
Binet
Wilhelm Otto Kropp
Sanlon
Ae Pale
le. Lintwa
Fave
Bruthst
Giermany
Senior-Sergeant Siew targets illegal detention case in Victorian trial
A Senior-Sergeant seeks evidence in a legal action over alleged unlawful detention of a pertuini ten uiler annnual-circumstances. Albert Smith from Waruthigg Victoria testified at the ywilee station about a property-related incident. Police pursued three suspects linked to a Wellington arrest and a carriage event involving Huives white, with Bassett and Nien resisting an order before a judge.
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Siew
Wna
Bhp
Joffee Raurt
Ana Courge
Ilegally
Wodson
Wellington
L"reilly
Weston Masa
Bern
Albert Smith
Waruthigg
Victoria
Ywilee
Elnimoit
Yenkoritay
Mx. Bassett
Mmith
Wellimston
Win
Hospital Saturday Committee Meeting Notes and Sympathy
A meeting of the Hospital Saturday Committee discussed hospital workers and a future event. Members expressed sympathy for the Burton family and planned the next committee gathering for the coming Saturday evening.
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Mane
Poe Moly
Sharpe
Leon
Ann
Taohey
Lin
Sun Wild
Mulder
Rune Wuile
1St Burton
Burton
Lem
Diutlon
Wellington
Senior-Sergeant Nin promoted amid praise and cheers
In a formal ceremony Senior-Sergeant Nin was promoted, lauded for diligent police service and public duty. Mr Chaplin offered congratulations on behalf of the court, stating Nin is highly efficient and energetic, deserving the promotion.
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Nin
Kelly
Alrars
Sle
Cbiplin
Tolae
Woon congratulates Lan Jr on honorary steps in service
The document records a brittle tribute from Woon to Lan Jr and Senior Hergrant for a partial promotion in the service. It notes the award as a significant milestone, while acknowledging the recipient’s modest view of the honor and his continued effort in duties and tasks.
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Lan, Jr
Henior
Weddings at Beatonville and Wellington Churches
Two weddings featured prominent families. Alfred Stowtyn Mustyn of Manila wed Eohol Hubbard of Heatonville at Beatonville Baptist Church with traditional attire and gifts. Victoria May Woolley and Victoria May Rowe were also married at Wellington Presbyterian Church with a formal ceremony and close family attendance.
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Ismuen Mostyn
Manilia
Eohol Hubbard
W. B Hubbard
Heatonville
Beatonville Baptist Church
J. Putten
Maidon
Mike Beryl Montyn
Awit Mir
J. Mtulibard
Nile
Allaway
Reynolds
Aflaway
Ula Hootacrns
Victoria
Amd
Jy Wey West
Ff Tiinigors
H Patlawh
Soodley—May
Wellington Presbyterian Church
Lewin Woodley
Adam Ferry Woolley
Boprie
Mins
Whyllis Rowe
Victoria May
Lae
Mplon
Gurl
W. ¢. Mharpe
Milauster
Ehinns
England V Australia Firey Rose Munches In Test Debacle
Cramped, garbled report on England versus Australia cricket match. Mentions Timings, Kelleway, Foster, Burnow, Low, Luninge, Whitty, Heart, Kolloway, and others with unclear events. Describes a drawn innings and poor attendance of over 20 000 spectators, plus inconsistent scoring and odd phrases.
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England
Australia
Jeauinge
Kelleway
Foster
Witchers
Tess
Turbulent Times Of Government and Crime In Australia
Fragmented report details government delays and prosecutions, the Botany sewerage works, and a push for broad police powers. It notes men waylaid in Adelaide, looting, and a mine accident in Queensland where three men were trapped or drowned, with a locomotive contract valued over half a million pounds.
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Tourstay
Wausntbeest
Botany
Warshape
Achane
Aicipal
Aivneral
House of Representstiven
Austra Lin
Eveleigh
Weather and probate story with a shipboard fire incident
A weather section notes cloudy skies with frost threats and light showers, a central south western slope wind pattern, and a general southerly breeze. A probate valuation of the late John Dunlop estate is reported, while a shipboard crime tale recounts conspirators attempting to seize rate payers from St Petersburg and a Bulgarian general escaping by boat after arson and a shipboard fire.
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Ebott
Meerne
Ina
John Dunlop
Edwards
Duslop
St. Petersburg
Wd Wax
Golf outing colors Wellington visitors at Orange match
A Wellington Golf Club tevoy visited Orange on Monday to play a match. The visitors were defeated but enjoyed hospitality at the Royal Motes. The article lists players from Orange and Wellington with scores and notes an upcoming match at Tiuki on Saturday afternoon and a committee meeting at Muirs Hotel that evening.
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Wellington Golf Club
Orange
Orange Club
Ani
Wellington
Mellugh
Webster
Jonoe
Ligtype
Rubinsen
Gallose
Corbett
Ripe O
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Gall
aDqiun
Suyth
Camemn
Eh Eeu
Martin
Willams
Com. Wittee
Muir's
Rifle Shooting Scores on Weal Range Meet
Scores from Monday on the Weal range show Gieblke's team competing against Baroce's. Baroce's squad posted solid scores with prominent shooters, while Bulke's team edged ahead narrowly to claim victory by a slim margin.
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Gieblke
Baroce
Tormor
Yuratn
Bulke
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