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Offic t or g. E. Trevitt, Pho Ch. M05, Cherm lat. Wole Mires, 240 Auburn St.
04 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
1
Offic t or g. E. Trevitt, Pho Ch. M05, Cherm lat. Wole Mires, 240 Auburn St.
Market notes report mixed demand and varying supplies at Sydney fruit and vegetable stalls. Prices range with apples and pears mostly steady, while some items show blemished grades. Local beans, lettuce, and carrots feature in limited quantities with price adjustments noted across multiple varieties.
A garbled Tarago notes page records community events, personal notices, and local mentions. It cites rabbits, property, landowners, visitors, and a hospital patient, with scattered names and towns such as Bourke Sydney Goulburn and Molong, along with a Friday night event and sports chatter about guards and shooting.
In Goulburn Police Court last week Sydney Hin was ordered to pay Ernest Hibbert £28 plus medical and nursing costs after an assault. The magistrate extended the penal provisions to cover the case, with Hibbert's total expenses set at £28, including medical and nursing bills. The defendant was also ordered to enter into a good behavior bond for two years and face further proceedings if called upon. Mr Es J Darey and Mr BD Fraser appeared for Hibbert and the defendant respectively.
Grookwell’s cricket final and season opener headlines with results from a recent match where Commercials scored 162 and Criterians 49 amid chilly conditions. Spectators cheered as players battled cold weather, with Norrawa and Goulburn listed among districts teams. a later report notes a 16 to 11 score by Crabbait Goulon and mentions Nurriwa on Saturday.
An irregular report details a Bungonia Club Muogonta range event with references to Mr Alburt and W Cooper. The fragment mentions 100 yards, eight aliols, two setahlers, and a trophy linked to the shire. Cooper and Cup are named among participants amid unclear phrasing.
A garbled 19th century style summary mentions a bankrupt business, alleged improprieties, and a legal case against Cintra Christophor with £4000 involved. It notes low mood and price declines, a plaintiff’s admission, and a weather segment describing Monday rain with heavy intervals and impact on potato crops due to image damage.
Morlol pursues a marriage plan for Merial amid a heated scene with her father and suitor. A tense dialogue unfolds about social expectations, propriety, and the future, as Morlol presses for a match while Merial resists and contemplates escape. Amid personal turmoil, Morlol seeks rooms in Ken and Folkestone, hinting at a potential public disclosure of family matters.
Ad lists canned goods and staples with prices from a grocer. Items include salmon and herrings in sauce tins, kipper snacks, sardines in olive oil, peanut butter, self raising flour loose, and other weekly specials. Names and precise tins imply a small shop sale page.
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