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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
3
A Wellington district column reports on personal notices, departures, and welcomes. It notes promotions in the police, hospital and railway staff, plus farewells and greetings for locals traveling to Sydney and Melbourne. The piece lists several named individuals and their movements, including military service updates and family events.
Mr Appe will depart during the week for Sydney to aid his wife in providence with her husband. For the past fourteen years he tarried and earning law atroch, securing a bidview in the ety.
A letter urges Australians to back the Free French movement led by General de Gaulle after France's surrender. It describes Free French Day on July 11 in Sydney with badges and symbols, asks districts to display emblems, and invites donations to the Free French Day Committee via 7 O’Connell Street.
Kimbeli ejected a note afterran tea that remained unreadable in the last lines. No clear names or events emerge from the fragment. The page segment lacks coherent context or identifiable people, places, or dates to anchor a full item.
A large crowd gathered in the Wellington Council Chambers on Friday night to bid farewell to Mr. T Frost on the eve of his retirement after 17 years with the council. The event featured tributes from Alderman Dunehea and other colleagues, praising his loyalty and park improvements, and a presentation to Mr and Mrs Frost.
The Loyal Waltimers M.A.1 held its annual installation on Saturday night with officers matched and reelections for key posts. Baltimore tennis players competed with notable players listed, including F. Cook and C. Hedger, for Baltimore in a recent match against Wangarbon. details note participant names and roles.
Jadienan gentlemen from Wallington Catholic Club toured La Drigatone for an all day seated event with the country club and won by 22 to seven. The visitors held a strong mid game as fans enjoyed the Drigstony play and entertainment from both sides.
The speech acknowledges growth under three town clerks, praising sewerage electricity and a new swimming bath. It notes a big impulse of work on small income, recalls Cobburn Shire ties, and lauds workers and union support. Joseph story follows with wartime themes of protection, family, and a coat of many colours.
A readerly fragment recounts Josephy entering a fantastical realm with Granny Miller and Lucy Lorker. He witnesses a vast British Navy and awakens to a medal pinned on his chest, his father praising him as a brave figure. The dream blurs with reality as the tale closes with the navy’s imagined landing by his bed.
Local notice announces ongoing first aid training in June. Four confirmed candidates listed: Lane Ross Job Darry Walker and W Jobaon. Those interested should contact Mens J Hatler and W Jolaun. another class will form as names are submitted. Badges and certificates will be awarded Monday night at Guineas Chambers. Ring 328 for more details.
The record fragment notes fluctuating sheepskin values with declines in ordinary and medium grades, detailing prices per th, per ton, and per weight in old currency terms. It mentions prime sorts and various quality levels, with figures for 2nd winters, yearlings, and calves, alongside supplier tonnage and market volatility.
Renita secured a Welter Handrew victory at Randwigk on Saturday, part of a three race winning streak. The meeting produced numerous results across divisions with multiple winners including Donita, Trineertad, and Windmareh, while jockey Luckiloa sustained injuries in the Mouneo Valley steeplechase.
The fragmentary note reports Tanke issuing a tentative order regarding a program on Wellaguees TV titled Poke Ame. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled, but the item appears to involve broadcast scheduling or regulatory action.
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