Kindergarten Fair Boosts Wellington Building Fund Over £200
The Kindergarten Fair raised funds with many stalls and the Wellington Band providing music. Officers, committee members, stallholders, and judges organized a busy afternoon, with high crowd turnout and positive remarks on progress toward the building fund, though final totals awaited further contributions.
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of E. Building Fund
Graham
Quild
Theoly
J. A. Preston
E. G. Bimbell
Joy Gardell
Maar Gribble
Pat Jackman
Lynette Byers
Beryl Bell
Elaine Brown
Manon
Bel
Kier
Bea
Owall
Bren
Gault
Ate
Merle Moylan
Alma Cohen
Pat Simington
Joan Walker
Eb, Smith and Morals
Wheat Carters Claim Increased Charges
In Orange on Sunday the Western Districts Transport Workers Union branch elected Frank Thomas as president and P Hood as delegate. They authorise a 26 shillings per 100 bags cartage rate for Wellington Orange Parkes Molong Cobar Bathurst Lithgow Batcombs, to apply immediately with Prices Commissioner approval expected soon. Wellington delegates urged action to address silage motor concerns and seek removal of the motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Districts
Transport Workers’ Union of Australia
Orange
Wellington
Parkes
Molong
Cobar
Bathurst
Lithgow
Batcombs
Frank Thomas
Welington
P. Hood
Teans" Wr
A. G
Wisale
Platt
BILOS
Wallington
Carters
Wellington Cycling Meet Delivers Fast Races At Rygete Park
Wellington and Dubbo riders contested the opening Wellington Cycling Club meet at Rygete Park last Monday. J Harris (Wellington) won the five mile scratch race ahead of G Daley with K Morris taking prominent placings. several riders fell on the loose track turns, including Keith Logue and Barrington Warren, with the day featuring band performances and a thriving refreshment stand.
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Wellington
Rygete Park
Dubbo Tigers
Coffee
Robertson Wellington
John Harris
Harris
George Daley
Kevin Morris
Daley
J. Payne
Giddings
D. McCarthy
Rich
V. Gershach
N, O'Grady
D. Connell
G. Daley
Cricket Teams for Week end
Weekly cricket fixtures list numerous matches at Market Square and nearby parks. Shamrocks meet Arthurville on Sunday. Central, Baptist, and Richvale teams schedule Saturday games. Technical College faces Anglicans. Arthurville, Stuart Town, and RSL squads noted with lineups and captains.
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Burroughs
L. Gorrie
B. Browz
T. Bartley
Collins
R. Croninith
Baptist
Hemphill
Porres
T. George
R. Christian
Hattch
D. Masterson
Miller
B. Austin
W. Christian
A. White
B. Bennison
N. Spratt
Connor
Neville
Dowd
Warren
Bell
F. Murphy
Lay
Wilson
Technical College
Anglicans
Pimz
P. McMillen
W. Worrell
G Owens
R. Owens
A. Brown
F_Cameron
R. Evans
K. Pinn
J. Bayliss
W. Priest
R. Sherring
T. King
W.poxall
L. Prappell
RSL
Market Square
O. Gutton
W. Coser
B. Lane
Inter-town Boxing Tourney to Feature Wellington Fighters
Boxing tournament heats include twelve Wellington lads facing Molong Dubbo and ten local hopefuls. Notable bouts list Riley versus Radle Braley and several Wellington matchups with Dubbo Orange Molong opponents in a three round format.
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Riley-Stanley
Molong
Dubbo
Billy Riley
Radle
Brapley
Ken Cockburn
Wellington
Pitegerald
Ted Donn
Robertson
Pat Farrell
Orange
Col Hirkness
Ponty Stanley
Snowy Dawner
Yen Beil
J. Colter
John West
Motong
Tom Barnes
Chas Branley
Kid Boxs
Young Witter
Jack Dover
Max
Ireland
Melington
Lester Lateham
Albert Well
Alex Wile Nias
Art Ryan
Les Lewin
Moiong
Red Ye
Mumford Cup Retained as Spratts Lead Rally Ends
The match sees tight fielding and scattered boundaries as Norman Spratt and Stanford build a solid stand to 108 before Christie traps Spratt. The innings continues with both Spratts contributing, Lloyd and O'Connor keeping score modestly, while outfield grass hampers boundaries and Gugendra’s fielding weakens. Norm Spratt falls for 36 with 280 on board as pace innings press on.
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Wwellingyan
Gliganden
Norman Spratt
Jeined Stanford
Spratt
Stanford
Christie
Mears
Tieva Spratt
Norm Spratt
Ington
Canara
Unameres
Pulpit and Mears Bowled Deep in Slow Overs
The Pulpit batsmen faced a long day as HL Mears bowled 142 overs with 3 maidens to take 2 for 34. McCutcheon and Mears opened Gilgen dra’s innings amid Bell and Ring’s fast bowling, Ring claiming McCutcheon in his 61st over. Christie, a Country Week player, opened with a boundary through Ring’s delivery. The match featured sparse scoring with few boundaries and many notable bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Mears
McCutcheon
Mears
Gilgendra
Bell
Ring
Christie
Spratt
Vere
Vere Harvey
Len Rich
Peter Althotar
Fortnightly sale shows strong demand for fat sheep and cattle
Fat cattle and fat sheep meet robust demand at the fortnightly sale with prices lifting across varieties. Bulls to 10 1, steers to 23 1, vealers to 7 14, cows with calves at foot to 20 11, and dairy cows to 21 8. Store cattle and store sheep also clear at solid levels amid steady bidding.
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Stearn
NASA
Leicester Cross
Maurice E. Praree
Messi A. Wilkins and Co
Sisere
Son and Badgery Ltd
Border Leicester
Bulk Petrol Deliveries to Local Resellers
Local outlets could receive bulk petrol deliveries while a garage opens on future Sundays and holidays. Management notes that deliveries may be staggered to maintain supply amid weekend restrictions and varying demand.
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R.R Payne
Mra
D. C. Walker
Mra. J. White
R. R. Payns
J. Chambers
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D. Ws Raler Boones
Mae. L. M. Gough
L. Haddocte
Cam Hessian
Maynara
Foley
A. Wood
H. Lovett
R. M. Glasson
EH. Lovett
EH. Reid
A. Finch
Neil
D. G Walker
Wheat Carters
Cycle Racing
Scificet
A Harris
Bewley
Connill
Giese
O.grady
J. Coffee
D. Marsh
P. Gershach
Marah
Weltington
P. Coady
A. Vaughan
M. Wykes
K. O'Dea
A. Evers
A. O'Dea
Viton Playere
Thy
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