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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
3
In Dublin Teves, Mr de Valera declares Ireland will not be enslaved and rejects British attempts to bluff or bully. He condemns the British government for evading decisive dispatch, arguing Westminster has failed to confront Ireland’s rights and demands equity from the Privy Council and Parliament.
The 170th Buire Lottery was drawn today with prizes including a top prize going to the Black Cat Syndicate. Second prize awarded to the Two and Two Syndicate. Third prize to Han Awiy Syndicate with many other prizes ranging from £100 to £20. Names and addresses appear for several prize groups.
A vivid review of Journey's End performed last night by the Goulburn and District Soldiers' Club at the Empire Theatre. The production is praised for stark realism and powerful acting, especially Stanhope's portrayal and Shaw's convincing Raleigh. The piece emphasizes wartime mood, emotional intensity, and the cast's skill in conveying fear, duty, and camaraderie amid trench life.
Fragmentary report notes steam jets used aboard a vessel during a mutiny attempt. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the event involves crew actions against a ship’s command with control measures described as steam jet deployment. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
An alleged abduction case was charged in Sydney as a man named Joe Books faced a court hearing. The report details the father’s claim and a custody dispute, with unclear wording but indicates the accused was remanded on Monday on strong evidence.
The Evening Standard condemns government propaganda against Dominion meat exports and criticizes Minister for Agriculture Major Elliott for claims on June Save the new deal. It argues the plan harms Dominions, notes Australia buys more from Hungary than Denmark, and accuses Elliott of ignoring broader issues in trade policy.
After nearly thirty hours of negotiation the House agreed to a flour tax of four pounds five shillings. Several Government supporters including Dennis Fenton Harriwt Holman Jennings Motrmth and Sir Henry Guill backed the bill while the opposition faced by the Ministry saw solid Country party support.
A distorted report states John Mex Godeal of Syd- My was fined £85 and sentenced to two months imprisonment for two years license suspension for driving while disqualified. He faced no charges of altering driving details. The case notes indicate prior fines and suspended license for driving without a third party cover.
A special arrangement on Hawworld pricing is noted alongside other special sources of information. The outside intelligence network is active, with links to events in overseas regions and responses in Australia and New Zealand.
Sir Isaac Isaace returns to Canberra after a strenuous series of tunelions to Goulburn yesterday. He departed from the Royal Hotel at nine o'clock this morning with Military Secretary Captain Hraceginie, leaving without a public ceremony. The Mayor All. T. P. Manion praised the government officials and the troops for their efforts during the functions and thanked those who helped in organizing and handling the events. The report notes the weight of the visit and the orderly conduct of the escort and accompanying staff.
The Australian Kangaroos team to meet Cumberland on Saturday includes Smith Ridley Brown Laws C iify Pearce Devowr Mead ib Folwell Stehr Doyle Syd Pearce Price. Christmas Boxes Monich Thursday five hundred political prisoners in Bavaria released to mark Christmas peace and Nazi electoral triumph. Legacy for Ma De Valera London Probate Court today gave judgment for Mr de Vitera against John Fitzpatrick of Dublin who died aged 72 in 1932 and left Mr de Valera an estate valued at £1090. Property sale Rh D Gray and Sons offered town and country properties to a large Grove Bazar attendance with bidding over set prices. major portion of the Vist shirt sale expected soon.
A damaged fragmentary item describes Petals and Pieces pottery, referencing blue petal motifs and a collection style. Mentions a wanderteyl eoHetion of potters and color variations from dark blue to black onware, noting Australia involvement and pride in the pieces.
Over 2000 children from Goulburn schools including Goulburn High and Our Lady of Mercy gathered for a grand parade before His Excellency the Governor General. The event featured a formal speech on loyalty to the King and the Australian nation, with teachers and officials in attendance and a holiday granted for the youngsters.
Temperature today shows a maximum near 57 degrees and a minimum around 37. The brief forecast notes a chill start with dry conditions and light winds, typical for the era’s local weather page.
The Sw swimming club notes high spirits as the Goulburn pool area readies for a collectors carnival on Sunday. Members invite residents to enjoy the free water and racing events while bus transport and ample facilities ensure a relaxing outing for all.
An item advertises a wool sale at W. I. Wheatley on Verner Street featuring spring wool with bright color and good texture. The display highlights a year’s wool from notable breeders and promises high quality samples, with viewing available and the sale expected to draw buyers from New South Wales and beyond.
A clause or proposal labeled Flew Andailien HL was approved through the Legislative Council after debate and without a formal vote. The action follows routine procedure and completes the indicated legislative step.
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