Keep Your Town Clean Keeps Town Council Talking
At a Municipal Council meeting Alderman Dennis raised ongoing rubbish dumping across Goblin Street and Junction Park, with residents reporting waste from evangelists, fruit stalls, and stray cats and dogs. The mayor noted limited supervision, while Ayling urged more oversight and possible enforcement. plans included inspecting markets and tightening sanitation, aiming to curb street dumping.
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Dennis
Donnin
Goblin Street
Junction Park
Anid
Aegon
Public Sewer Plan For School And Residence
A government review confirms further consideration of connecting the public school and residence at Wolington to the Wells sewer system. The Ministry notes funds and specifications must be secured before proceeding, with the aim to complete the work within the coming years.
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Ben. Mil
Wolingtin
Wool Market Buoyant Amid Global Demand in Brisbane
Wool dealers report strong demand with five shorn wools showing solid prices while volume eases. Buyers from Bradford, Germany, France, Belgium, and Italy lead purchases as Brisbane auctions wind down ahead of the 1997/38 season. Market notes indicate clearances are high and prices firm for average fleece and fine wool.
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Goldshrough
Mart
Lint
Brisbane
Bradford
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Commonwealth
Sydney
No Ground For Aerodrome Prospects In Wellington
Mr Smith an instructor at the Royal Aero Club warned that a commons civil aerodrome for Wellington is unfeasible at present due to insufficient land and high costs. He noted resumption and preparation would delay the project, and securing suitable ground near town is unlikely within current conditions.
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Wellington
Smith
Royal Auve Club
Med WL Trueman
Imp
Wellngton
Avatlanin
Sydney
Sui
Wikeratt
WolTinatiin
Clu
Tandin
Commissioner Dalziel visit inspires Salvation Army in Wellington
Commissioner William R. Dalziel led a Salvation Army visit in Wellington accompanied by Major Turner and others. The crowd, including Boy Scouts and local workers, heard his speech emphasizing mind discipline, honesty, and Christian service, urging attendees to pursue virtuous living and prayer. The gathering closed with hymns by the Army Band and reflections on the influence of faith on daily conduct.
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Salvation Army
Wellington
Livut
William R. Dalsie
Salation Army
Eastern Australia
N.S.W
Queensland
Wo Bindi
Benak Turner
Bathurat Divelon
Wad Mea
Turner
Tiller
Marriny
Tau
Sewuts
Ander
Rinner W. S. Warne
Senate Hall
Army
Abit
Antny Rati
Commisasioner
Yeni
Auli
Siid
Willy
Rane
Pat
Syria
Ordimary
Paul
Apex
Thien
Nated
St. Paul
Wellington Golf Association Social Weekend Event
A Wellington golf links gathering followed recent talks as members and guests attended the Associates event. Winners were A Brown and B Wil with strong play, and J Warren and A Ford led the runners up, while Mrs Whittingham and Mrs Cornen were noted guests with honors and thanks voiced for four years of service by the secretary.
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Warner
Wellington
Anne
B.A
Wil
AL Brown
DK. Walk
Wariney
J. Warren
A. W. Ford
Mr Fulton
Carda
Mosdames J. To
Whittingham
J. Core Nurs
Tewsings Chuvily
Mim FW
Dave
Cornen
Weather forecast fragment with unclear place names
Forecast describes mixed day temperatures and cool nights with mist and fog in southern regions. Cloudy unsettled conditions expected in the west and northeast with showers developing. Moderate southerly winds turn northerly inland, becoming mild and varying later.
Wool market prices and local sourcing inquiry noted
A fragmentary report shows wool disposed of at prearranged prices and a widened local inquiry into scoured and manged wools. It mentions factory figures being affected and prices tracking with market levels.
Newtown Cubs Hold Off Wellington Blacks In Foggy Showground Match
A Sunday football clash at the showground sees Dubbo Newtown Club and Wellington All Blacks contest a hard fought game. Though weather is clear, field conditions are rough with cautious play and few spectacular moves. Both teams feature promising players, but handling and forward pressure lag. Newtown leads late first half with a score from McCallum after a Battye boot and Rose kicks. Second half sees sustained Black pressure flanked by Maples and McCormick, with defensive jams and strategic kicking shaping the tense result.
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All Blacks
R. Emiscett
Halle
W. Werner
Holler
Meormick
Quinn
Downey
Bir Newtown
W. Rich
Rowe
Maplew
Jane Wis
Mney Me Monte
Smothen—Fallack
de Wonde
A. Moria
W. Carter
T. Ly
Jonn Tyeeiehih
Maples
Halt. Roe
S. Mutehinen
Fisall J Movylsy
T. Werner
G. Leach
R. Corky
Battye
Re McCormick
Dawniy
Stewart
Eeones
Quinn Wnole
Newtown
Curhell
Blacks
Rattyo
McCallim
Bewuhle
Rose
Motormick
Goldyey
Aue
Bok Inka
Tito Hill
Werner
Leach
McCallum
Agin
Afryp
Hilpany
R. Caphy
Fawceuill
Addey
Newtows
Ro-McCormick
Walt
Martin
Uyofell Beak
Baemedinmnig
Mudgue
Seo Asain Kiundon
SE Githgow
Wollongong
Aig
Forbes
Molong
Cobar
Dubbo
Thibbo
Pawcett
Hollier
Riewan
Inter Fawcet
Morris
England
Rugby and football results from a rugged regional match day
The report lists numerous club matches with mixed results. Wollongong and Forbes won. Cobar and Dubbo scenes feature high scores. Newtown and Ballimore performances are noted alongside reserve sides and local scrums. Several players and positions are cited amid a turbulent, high‑tempo set of games.
Friendly Societies and Lloyd George Health Reform
Sir Frederick Stewart commented on fears that health insurance in Great Britain would be steered by friendly societies. Lloyd George aimed to leverage their experience as Manchester Unity of Oddfellows expanded to 1,000,000 members. British friendly societies now total about 7,000,000 with £99,000,000 in funds amid a population of 48,000,000.
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Westminster Abbey
St. Paul
Hemirwin
Switzerland
Hs Sam
Ain
Christ Jesus
Christ
Great Britain
Frederick Stewart
Lloyd George
Sacrativg
Manchester Unity
Test Cricket Opens With Sparse England Effort At Lord's
England trail Australia under dull skies as New Zealand sides are mentioned in a confused cricket summary. Early wickets fall for England while Park and Button depart cheaply. Turbulent commentary notes seven England wickets for 70 with Hardcraft and Hammond contributing.
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Hardcraft
Hammond
England
New Zealand
Lord's
L. Button
the Park
Eiland
Fragmented Rugby Lineup Fragments From Picked Team Sheet
A garbled listing shows backs including Ward Whittle McCoat and Dawson Beaton Norman and forwards with names like Rockers Parrall Lehr Ghibe Curpan and Paarey. The OCR reads as incomplete positions and affiliations across teams with multiple misreadings and stray punctuation.
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Ward
G. K. Whittle
D. McCoat
Ly Dawson
Hunotton
J. Beaton
Re Reardon
B. Willow
E. Norman
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