Wellington Welcomes Governor With Guard of Honour
The Governor’s visit to Wellington drew a dignified welcome with a Guard of Honour by the 6th NSW Mounted Rifles. Cmdr Browne and Lt Northcott led a formal inspection, followed by a reception at the Council Chambers and a gift map from Britain. The day culminated in a social gathering and plans for the Wellington Show.
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Old Comrades Not Forgotten by Governor Northcott
The Governor General Lieutenant General John Northcott wearing the cavalry crest of Australia Armoured Division visits Wellington on Thursday. He places a wreath on the Soldiers' Memorial Club cenotaph honoring old comrades during the tour.
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Presentation to His Excellency and Wellington Visit
A fragmentary note describes a presentation to His Excellency and mentions Wellington. It references a visit and a member’s inclusion, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Wellington Show Draws Praise From Politicians and Visitors
Candidates at Show Mr Seed Cooke endorsed Poumby Paviy escalinte for the Mudgee seat spent last week in Wallington. He joined the RSL march to the Cenotarh on Tuesday and attended the Show on Wednesday and Thursday returning to Mudgee. Mr Cooke told Times he regarded Wellington Show as one of the best country shows. Visitor Mr Nurmiant Borne from Tendville praised the show’s standards, noting he has attended many shows. Mr Horne is the Liberal candidate for the Madeee electorate.
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Madeee
Wellington Band Festival Climax Of Big Week In Wellington
The 150 bandsmen formed a striking massed display parading through the streets after the Cenotaph ceremony and to the Showground for the Civic Welcome and festival. Dr Marshman praised the weather and praised bands, committees, and Ladies’ groups for their welcome. A wreath lay on the Cenotaph, followed by a three minute silence. Bands marched to the Mayfair Theatre for a luncheon, then to the Showground where the massed bands under J Gill performed the National Anthem and opened the festival. The event showcased long-distance bands and urged citizens to support the visiting ensembles as they aims to surpass previous heights.
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