Wool profits letters stir debate in Wellington Times
Correspondence from J P Breen MP defends government support for wool growers and counters Grazier who urged dissolving the Graziers Association. Breen notes wartime price increases, extra £105 million in two years, revival of the Wool Board, and plans with other nations to protect growers from stockpiles. Editor declares controversy closed.
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Wellington Times
Grazier
Graziers
Johnnie “Grazier
Graziers' Association
Britain
Menzies-Fadden
Dr. Evatt
England
Wool Board
J. P, Breen
Calare
Breen
Corns Removed Painlessly by Local Chiropodist
A notice from a chiropodist at 28 Maughan Street announces painless removal of corns. Contact via phone 4 for appointments and details.
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Maughan
District News Highlights Busy Midday Weather Tour
Rain gave way to sun as Mr. W. P. F., Donny Minister for Lands, toured the district with his nephew, Appsworth, and their secretary and chauffeur. Old friends and business were discussed while Miss Turner’s illness kept Mrs. Maddrell at home. Arthur Walker returned from five weeks in Sydney. Major Murphy and daughter Mary vacation at Tarrawingee.
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W. PF
Donny
Appsworth
Jack Davis
Mumil
Mr. Dunn
Mr. Maddrell
Sydney
Mrs. Maddrell
Miss Turner
Arthur Walker
Mrs. A. Dollar
Pine Park
Major Murphy
Mary
Tarrawingee
Fashion's Mount Defeats Wellington Tennis Club
Mrs Nicolle of Sydney guests at Gunyah and Fashion's Mount loses on local courts last Sunday. After frost and sunny spells, Mrs Easton and AL Smith Blaine of Mumbii visit Quirk family at Redbank. Crutching at Gunyah shed ongoing as rainfall needed for wheat and stock feed. J Wrights return from Sydney sheep show. colds circulate among neighbors. wishes for speedy recovery.
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Nicolle
Sydney
Bob Wright
Gunyah
Wellington Railway Tennis Club
Mount —Onl
Iterulis
Easton
AL Smith Amd Blaine
Mumbii
Quirk
Redbank
J. Wright
Robert
Westella Sees Light Rain Despite Low Total
Estella notes insufficient rain with 25 points registered at Huanita. Wongarbon tennis team visited Westella last Sunday. Westella returned the visit. Wongarbon won both matches. Mrs. Clive Condon is bedbound with measles. A plain and fancy dress dance is planned for schoolchildren with guests from other schools. Mrs. Carter reports safe arrival at Termant Creek after a good trip, joining son Keg who seeks a nugget of gold.
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Westella
Huanita
Wongarbon
Clive Condon
Allen Giddings
Stock Sale Notice at Dunedoo by Milling and Co
On Friday 12 July Messrs C L Milling and Co live stock sales men Dunedoo will hold their next stock sale Entries for cattle and pigs are now being re ferred and clients are toy at.
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Messrs. C. L. Milling and Co
Dunedoo
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