Wellington Reels to defend Johnny Walker Cup against Dubbo loss
League football repairs approved as Wellington Reels prepare to defend the Johnny Walker Cup Sunday. A large crowd expected. Wellington Reserves also face Dubbo Newtown in a preliminary match. Referee not yet decided, Mr Woolfe of Bathurst possible choice. Public Train service from Dubbo expected. Wellington team lists included with full and reserve squads.
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Wellington Reels
Dubbo
Te Rede Wave
Ince
Johnny Welker
Sumtay
Woolfe
Bathurst
Apecral
Deve
Wellington
Dubie Newtown
Fulbrock
Av Wilson
Theer
No Seav
le Culkin
K. Rye
Ry Baylin
Mishel If
Dowton
C. Biss
Te Montgomery
A. Hollier
Kit
Repair approval for Stuart Town Public School renovations
A letter to Mr W. MLA states that renovations and repairs to the Stuart Town Public School have received approval. The Education Minister directs the department’s painting and repair staff to implement the authorised undertaking.
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Stuart Town
W. Mla
Stuart Town School
D. B. Drummond
Stud Sheep Sales Bottom Out of Market
Sydney wool offers were weaker than expected with dull medium rams and several passes. Top price reached 400 gns for a special stud ram on behalf of G. B. Falkiner at Haddon Rig. Buyers cited British Wool market uncertainty and competition from synthetics as causes.
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Sydney
Falkiner
Haddon Rig
Warren
Sage Bruce
Loombah
Farmers and Graziers’ Co
Edens
Cach
Skinner
Earl
Farmers and Graziers' Co
Wedding at Church of England unites Muriel Chuter and Roland Blackball
A quiet Saturday night ceremony at the Church of England joined Muriel Chuter of Gilgandra to Roland Blackball of Wellington with Miss Muriel Chuter given in marriage by John Oscar Bailey. Attendants were Rosaline and Aline Blackhall. best man John Blackhall. Reception at Allanville private hospital amid family guests and modest decor. News items mention a new baby, recoveries, and other society notices from Allanville and Wellington areas.
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Church of England
Turday
Muriel Chuter
Gilgandra
Roland Blackball
Wellington
John Oscar Bailey
Rosaline
Aline Blackhall
John Blackhall
Broom
Allanville
Petey
Offrell
Cumnock
Allanville Hospital Notes And Local Events
Mrs Frank Mitchell of Wellington arrived for medical treatment at Allanville private hospital. Anon blessed the home of Mr and Mrs Sharpman on Arthur Street after the birth at Allanville hospital. Mr W Payne of Ponto is an inmate at Allanville hospital receiving treatment. Joyce Blaish of Cumnack is also an inmate at Allanville hospital with pneumonia. Mr Bol Tait fractured a bone in his wrist while skating on Monday night and will be out of action for a week or two.
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Asonha
Paddy Crick
Gollan
Allanville Private Hospital
Frank Mitchell
Wellington
Allanville
Snd
Sharpman
Arthur Street
W. Payne
Ponto
Little Joyce Blaish
Cumnack
Bol Tait
Deanna Durbin in 100 Men and a Girl at Macquarie Theatre
The girl with an unusually strong singing voice, Deanna Durbin, stars in the New Universal film 100 Men and a Girl a comedy drama with music opening at Macquarie Theatre on Saturday Monday and Tuesday. Leopold Stokowsky, a top conductor, features and debuts a new method of reproducing music for the screen. Also showing at Monarch Theatre are Wide Open Places with Joe Brown and The New Adventures of Tarzan a Saturday night feature based on Edgar Rice Burroughs.
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Macquarie
Déanna Durbin
Universal
Macquarie Theatre
Deanna
Yoa
Leopold Stokowaki
He Hi
THE
Monarch
Joe
Toe E. Brown
Columbia
Monarch Theatre
Tarzan
Monarch ‘Theatre
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Kitch Cup Semi Final Bowls Feature Close Play
The Kitch Cup semi final saw T N Ayling and Geo Wall paired with Albert Jones and Frank Murray, with Murray and Jones securing an 18 to 9 win after a tense stretch. Two Pioneers Handicap matches followed, A Smith defeating Abernethy 26-22, and Edwards edging Harvey 25-0 in a tight second clash.
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Palra
T. N. Ayling
Geo. Wall
Albert Jones
Frank Murray
Tom Ayling
Ayling
Jones
Murray
Jthus
F. Murray
W. Chinnocks
Mathieson
Pioneers
A. T. Smith
Jack Abernethy
A. .Smith
Bi “G. Harvey
Jack Edwards
Edwards
Wellington RIFLE Team to Face Cumnock on Sunday
The Wellington rifle team will represent Wellington against Cumnock at Cumnock on Sunday. The lineup includes J. Lack N. Lang J. Hill M. Kelly A. Wordove J. McKenzie J. Kelly H. Potts Gough Hy Warren Ferrencier 3 Preston D. O Rourke.
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Wellington
Cummock
Cumnock
J. Lack
N. Lang
J. Hill
M. Kelly
A. Wordove
J. McKenzie
J. Kelly
H. Potts
Gough
Hy Warren
Ferrencier
3. Preston
D. O'Rourke
Loyal Gollan Hospital Dance Set for July Eighth
The Gollan C W A held its annual station event last Friday despite rain, with £25 door takings and praised cooking. A repeat of the successful hospital fundraiser is planned for Friday July eighth, featuring the same committee, catering, and lively supper, inviting patrons to return to Gollan for another standout evening.
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Itgelt
Gollan
Gollan C.W.A
Siuin
Union Football Club to Play Molong and Seek New Zealand All Blacks
The Wellington Union ten travel to Molong Saturday to face the Molong fifteen. After the match a combined Orange and Bathurst team will be chosen at Orange to meet the New Zealand All Blacks. Players must meet at Central Hotel at 1 pm. inform the secretary if unable to travel. The selected team list includes Cray, Lay, Ling, Cottle, Corby, Powell, Kelly, Brown, Bullock, Preston, Payne, Graham, Montgomery, Campbell, Woiley, Hunt.
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Wellington Union
Molong
Sombinee Orange
Bathurst
Orange
New Zealand All Blacks
Central Hotel
T. Cray
L. Lay
G. Ling
A. Cottle
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West Wyalong
SoLy
Taike
Mayfair
Union Bank
Dubbs
Aub Po
Thin
Blackmall—Charter
Cecil Mason
Spicer's Creek
Anon
Happy
Alslanville Private Hospital
F. Brown
R.M. Kimbrll
Galgowlah
Mrs. E. Hickey
Percy Street
Papas
Fred Gorden
Maryvale
Som Pee
Joe E. Brown
Grace Moore
Melvyn Douglas
Chester Morris
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