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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

12

Local cricket notes report adjourned meeting and elected officers

An enthusiastic adjourned meeting of the local Cricket Association elected officers including F. C. Wall as president and J. J. Berunison as secretary. The group outlined competition rules, venue plans, and a season start with a charity shield, noting sponsor interest from Mrs. Muir and Western Store. The Dubbo League proposal suggested cups for inter-town contests and season-long play to boost local interest, with registrations due by Monday night.

Beiay F.C. Wall Metre A Gatea Ty Jay C- McHugh R. McMiNen J. J. F. Berunison Finnigan Te Cron SH Johnston C. Emethains J. Jolly V- Mintz Wellingfel Brion Gatesigner' Creek Carty 8 Bweerendome A. A. Lee Mtr FC Giat Sendteh MMA Wight Ulerna J A Quirk Nobby AL Wileloch Dubbo League Tettur B.C. Brown Lube Bu Sricker Foehieh Lowe Muir Ioeal Association Ant Mike

Country Press Delegates Entertained at Dodge Park

More than 250 delegates from the Country Press visited Linde Park motor works in Ashfield on Thursday 22 October. They toured workshops showing Dodge Brothers and Graham Brothers products, toured assembly lines, and were hosted by managing director C H Kloster and staff. The event highlighted production scale, company policy, and future plans including tax and tariff views affecting motor vehicle imports and assembly.

Standardized Motors Limited Counttry Linde Park Motor Works Ashfield C.H. Kloster men—Crony All Parte Dodge Brothers Grahm Brothers Amont Sumptumus Lincheon Kloster Graham Brothers Podge Brothers Ibuyers Motory Limited Weity Arm Australia Wuccenive Euatonia Bloated

News from Everywhere from Our Exchanges

A flood of items from St Peter's Row and Orange recounts illness after eating pods and fruit, a fatality from a falling tree near Genoa Victoria, a dog attack on a boy in East Orange, and a car crash injuring Mr and Mrs Gardiner. Also reports animal oddities, a farm calf with unusual features, and a boy fending off dingoes in Kilcoy Queensland.

Paivon Bernice St. Peter's Row Homesford Derlington Hubert Cameron Genoa Victoria Cameron Wong Grace Cuthbert Net Elton Bruce Pearson Autumn Street East Orange Wake Orange W. T. Gardiner Low's Place Gardiner March Hall Rossel Neil Barnett Kolmann Kilcoy Queensland Torun

Standardised Motors Plan Expansion and Australian Labor

Visitors to the Standardised Motors works noted plans to double capacity with Australian labor for assembling all components. An anomaly in tariffs gives 74 percent preference to English assembled parts over Australian labor supplied by Dodge Brothers. The grounds and factory surroundings were praised, and the company credited workers with cooperative relations. Ladies received keepsakes during the visit.

England Dodge Brothers Ma Klasted Ths

Strange case of starving girl and public baths cure

An inquest reveals Evelyn of nineteen years starved herself for three years due to inability to digest food, weighing four stone at death. Post mortem cites starvation. specialist notes rare similar cases. A separate Perth trial ends with acquittal after defense cites unwritten law.

Evelyn Bern Burn Audrey Jacob Cyril Gidley W.A. Government House Criminal Court Perth Irl Aleting Gidley

44 Hours for Farmers Debate in Wagga Wagga

The letters argue for mandatory 44-hour farm weeks to curb long urban hours and lower food prices. The writer contends shorter farm hours would pressure city industries, raise food costs, and push farmers toward the metropolitan labor market, challenging union tactics. The piece cites "The Land" as the source.

Wagga Wagga Lang and

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