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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

10

Open letter to municipal council urges gas works reform

Norman P. Gill appeals to council to audit the gas works and adopt consumer friendly policies. He proposes showroom demonstrations, hire purchase for stoves, fair deposits, reasonable gas pricing, and supplier support to foster new customers and keep the works profitable. He argues for replacing the plant with better arrangements and urges action to prevent shutdown or sale.

Municipal Council Bir Tor Cowell Norucks Rnal Mae Pleer Prominen

The Expansion of Credit To the Editor

A reader attacks expansion of credit backed by Treasury Bills and private banks. It argues taxation should be cut and government should issue credit through the Commonwealth Bank, opposing reliance on private lenders and stressing national credit to fund development.

National Insurance Act Australia Nationa Treasury Jon Commonwealth Bank Bectien National Trujrdy Commonwealth Érvelit Commonwealth Bank Board Ehatienk Boar Howaii Avatimla Credit

English Etiquette According to German Doctor

Fragmented OCR notes describe German Doctor von Krins’s view of English manners. It mocks table etiquette, smoking, and conversation rules, noting that Britons regard foreign guests as improper unless they show confidence and proper respect for British divinity and norms.

Doctor von Krins Germany

People’s Bank Demands Action Over Credit Crisis

Reluctant to lose faith, residents of Australia voice urgent calls for policy reform as a banking crisis shrieks through Parliament. Citizens demand a functional credit system, free of interest burdens, to restore wealth and national credit.

Mattui People's Bank Credit of Australia Rellie McCallum Cuornbell Creek Vin Lismore N.8.w

Wellington Gasworks Debate on Stimulating Sales

The council grapples with whether a public campaign to boost gas usage is viable after electricity promotion efforts. A report suggests demonstrations and price reductions could spur demand, mirroring electricity tactics, while critics warn against biased attention to gas works and risk of neglecting alternatives.

Coun I8il Sus Jan

Charmosan Face Powder Promises Youthful Glow

An old advertisement touts Charmosan face powder as the best value at £1 per box. It claims the French invented a vowler for the face, offering a whitewashed look, subtle glamour, and youth regardless of age. The copy stresses long wear, exclusivity, fragrance, and availability in all shades including suntan.

Convention Ball Organizers Elect Leaders For Event

A meeting of church workers at the Secidary School room after devotions elected Mr PB Kelly as President with Mrs Dybull and Mr Coady as honorary secretaries. The planning group, including Mrs Murphy Mrs Sparso and Miss Carlin, outlined preparations for a successful Convened Ball to be held on Wednesday August 28.

J. Patrick Secidary Arthur Murphy Hullick Munn Mra Sparso Mina Mr. Quain Mian K. Connell Mn. Wilcock W. Reidy J. Carlin Min M Dan Men Mes. Cox Mee Moore Mra Breen Powell Mee Kelly Coudy Dyball T. Reidy Nelly PB. Kelly Dybull Coady Neenaury Jyent Roy

Nature Notes The Dog And The Car

A whimsical piece on dogs and driving, detailing how a dog named Oney shows fascination with car rides and trainable tricks. It recalls a fire scene with dog Rip, discussing dog behavior, training cues like gee and come, and the bond between dogs and their masters across daily outings.

Font of the Fire Imarette Rip

Bowl final in misty cold ends in Norman led victory

The final of the Ritch Cup was played yesterday afternoon between rinks captained by Rev. K D Norman and T Trounce. Norman’s rink, including A Brown and P Ruddy, won by 20 points as the game stayed competitive through 20 ends despite damp conditions.

Westher Eulelle Rav. Dy Sarman T. Trownes Rev. Norman Rev. K. D. Norman A. Brown Wall P. Ruddy T. Trownee L. Evens F. Bows W. Chinnock Rev. Nor T. Trounce Fie Norman Brown Pat Roddy Eg. Norman Ene Roikly D. Wall Pat Dows Les Evans

B Grade Championship Final Shifts To Narrow Margin Win

The article describes a B grade final where Prestini and Mellick led in a tight match. an early 10-0 run by Prevbon was followed by strong play from Reys and Kitch Cup contenders. A late miscue by Mick broke a key tie as Purine secured a narrow victory in yesterday afternoon’s contest.

Purine J. Ae Prestini Ani M. Mellick Khen Prevbon Iwvather Wa Thay Swe MuKk Hid Douta Mick Ton

Thought of the Week on fire risks and neighborly duty

A quoted admonition warns that a neighbor's misfortune can become your own when a fire spreads. The message implores vigilance and community responsibility, highlighting that dangers to others can suddenly threaten one’s own home and surroundings.

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