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Cathedral supporters pledged about £1078 to the appeal with £70 subscribed on Feud day. The event featured Hoey Warner Hirst and Pyenson among the organizers as attendees and speakers.
10 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
1
Cathedral supporters pledged about £1078 to the appeal with £70 subscribed on Feud day. The event featured Hoey Warner Hirst and Pyenson among the organizers as attendees and speakers.
A garbled education piece analyzes the moderator's views and a controversial standard. The text references Seoul, politics, and a mix of names, events, and places, but readability is severely damaged. The fragment hints at debates over standards and readiness in schooling, with unclear outcomes.
A fictional film narrative centers on a young woman who marries her boss amid wartime upheaval. The story follows their strained partnership, societal scrutiny, and the challenges of balancing love and duty as events unfold in a cinematic portrayal that echoes studio era themes.
A local welfare fund appeal described with donations from various individuals and groups including Mayer, Mamiun, J.B. Koowbhuin, Theos Walia, Loti, A. Gundlew, Furner, and Dionese of Gowthorn. A piety service was held at the police depot in Redfern with police demonstrations and Alsution dogs thrilling attendees.
The board considered expediting a new children’s ward at Goulburn District Hospital and asked the Hospitals Commission to fund half the cost if possible, informing the Public Works Department of the inquiry. The meeting also covered prior cash receipts, the commission’s potential role, and related financial negotiations.
Hospital officials discussed rising average hospital stays at Guuwlburn. Secretary Mr. Fo Jencings urged doctors to report patient traces for extended periods. Jennings noted long stays often spanned 15 months, and measures were planned to report such patients. The board supported reporting for lengthy hospitalizations.
Harold Park held a meeting with detailed results from the Unhoppled Handicaps and divisions. Winners include First Division winner Frontier, Second Division winner Lord Time, and other noted placements with times and distance figures.
At Moss Vale on Saturday Rice's Arms, a Goulburn-owned dog, won the Lady's Bracelet Stake a 244 yards event. King's Arms Kings showed pace on the Goulburn track but the 480 yards proved too long, though he previously won that distance in weak company. The race required nominations by Mrs HM Gant who sponsored the winner and received a bracelet watch.
The full rigged ship Joseph Conrad arrived in Sydney yesterday after sailing about 30 000 miles since leaving England in October last year. A Dew Manufacturing plant to be erected in Melbourne by General Motors Holden Ltd will cost more than £1 000 000. Reports from some districts say petrol price war has been in progress as lookouts note.
A Nezhs board meeting featured Dr G A Huthatian reading a resignation letter from Dr Buchanan and praising the Goulboro District Hospital. The board accepted the resignation with regret and thanked him for service. They planned to request the honorary medical staff to consider a replacement appointment.
An advertiser seeks a kitchen maid and other items, including a free cottage on Cowper Street and a mowing service. The page teases numerous interesting temas in the classified advertisements section.
The Bungendore area reports on primary exam results with candidates including Marjorie Edmonds Amy Leach Keith Lee and Trevor Pard Miss Eleie Chinnery of Sydney tops the list. In cricket East Bungendore beat Bungendore by ten runs in the first innings and Toralia defeated Hosiimstowe in competition play with notable performances from Emmett and Chinnery.
Louis William Robertson, 56, a former printer, pleaded guilty at Goulburn Police Court to stealing paper and receipt books from Daniel Bros and Company over about two years. He was fined £25 with costs and compensation totaling £12 12s. The court noted a desire for restitution and a deterrent sentence.
A travelling dental clinic will soon replace current methods, offering dentures to indigent residents locally through hospital outreach. The commission considered a £20 monthly allowance and temporary funding to run a railway dental unit while a permanent setup is fitted. Sr Frederick Stewart expressed hope for broader support and reduced working weeks across counties.
A goods train locomotive derailed during shunting at South Goulburn in Pear Bagtera Pattory yesterday as brakes failed. The engine and tender left the main line, sank into soft earth, but no traffic was halted. Repairs and replacement of the engine and tender followed, with crowding around the scene and crews working through the afternoon.
The Tariff Board in Syed ney heard evidence on duties for cutback Litumet and distillate air. A witness named Pik Tie Ti testified amid discussions of asphalite and related explosive materials.
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