04 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item hints at Buur or Bushells tea, superfine early tender young leaves picked for a fragrant lip-juice product. Published by Danis Bros at an Evening Market office in Auburn Street, Catiliea may indicate a local listing or advert.
The Goulburn Horticultural Society opened its second flower show at Mascot Hall in February with praise for the committee and city, led by Mayor and President remarks. Exhibits featured roses, carnations, gladioli, and asters with many prizes and celebratory comments on the community effort and presentation.
Mr Justice Halne Rogers in Sydney Chambers ordered the trial of Albert Jack Cuneo, a solicitor once of Albury, be moved to the Circuit Court at Goulburn on April 12. Cuneo, convicted on a charge of fraudulent misappropriation, faced claims of bias as rumours circulated about the Albury district. The judge ruled that local prejudice could prejudice proceedings and noted the defendant’s changing stance may affect advisers.
Auction at Yorkahbre-Beelne sees strong sales of fleece wool from Continentals and local growers. Buyers include Boi campetidan and higher prices led by caratogue lines from Gunolog and Crooked with 120d bales sold totaling about 215 bales. Withdrawals were heavier, and the Burkes' lots showed the sharpest decline.
The Minister of Agriculture announces new nominees for producers on the Honey Marketing Board. Elected candidates include George Henry Biksett of Tumut, Espha Kyart of Mudgee, William of Bathurst, Ryan James Matthew of Trumees Creed, with informal nominations seen for the time area. Formal notices will be posted to local producers with voting details set for Friday, April 15.
A list of participants and their floral entries appears with numerous names such as Mrs. Martionsit, Mme BOP, Miss M. Smile, Mrs. Stun Bale, Mrs Teakle, Stewart, MacDonald, and many others. The entries include various arrangements like bottomholes, bouquet sprays, lissket roses, decorative sprays, and baskets.
Fragmentary text recounts Sir Mallard lineage from Normandy, links to William the Conqueror, and a dramatic 19th century literary-style tale. It sketches the elder Mallard generations, feuds between Lord Mallard and Lord John, and a colorful cast including Captain Mallard and the Duke of Chirenes's Foot. The piece ends with a cliffhanger on a convoluted family plot and a character named Zeppeling.
Fuzzy report from Canterbury College notes a minister and department officials discussing new teaching staff. The item mentions trainee teachers, job readiness, and the aim to place students with qualified educators in the upcoming term.
A Liverpool case notes a local unemployed man being informed he is not eligible for more work by the department. He remains unable to pay union fees due to financial strain after losing work and supporting a wife and two children since December.
An animal tragedy is reported with a fox described as four feet long, killed near Mita on a Sunday. Local residents and responders including Will Considine and Seville Funnell are noted for aiding the living as crews worked to manage the scene and secure the area.
Enthusiastic gathering at Gilganden saw the formation of a local branch of the Country Party women’s auxiliary. At Liemore TW Thyer urged party unity and organisation to gain effect, criticizing idle opposition. Samuel Emmen, long-time Nationalist supporter and former councillor, announced his bid for Wollands seat in upcoming elections.
William Murdock a wood cutter slipped from his cart in Union Street Tarlo due to fog and suffered a fractured collar bone and possible shoulder blade fracture. He was admitted to Goulburn District Hospital after district ambulance responders found him in a deteriorating condition.
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