16 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions rent allowance, government action, and names but is heavily garbled. The readable bits reference plans, a governor, possibly UK ties, and a distant treatment note, with multiple person names and places obscured by errors.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a tense session involving the Legislative Assembly and minister figures. Mentions of Me HoM and Tybee refer to distant locations, with references to feeder pipes and a debate over supplies. The text shows garbled lines about procedures, potential votes, and a public works topic without clear outcomes.
Pupils at Plea Public School perform a 24 piece programme under Miss Stalford and teachers, with strong student participation in vocal, recitation, playlets, and dialogue. The program featured solos by Kell Fisher Audrey Brown Curt Fried and Joye Alvehi, and the event concluded with thanks to the staff and patrons.
A quirky local note references the Peony Post preparing odd letterhead items including Nerd Letterheads and Bintements. The fragment hints at a novelty printing venture or community page feature with playful terms and a whimsical tone.
A distorted report describes Aldermen protesting amid confusion over extending work aid. Citizens and unions press for payroll support while officials debate funding, unemployment relief, and job creation measures. The far reaching discussion touches local firms, labor groups, and residents seeking steady work.
Local council probes garbage contractor amid questions over weekly collection times and payment for services. Alderman Duffy moves for a formal report while health inspector and mayor note good service but warn of missteps and possible dereliction in handling routes and timing.
Dyers Weed or Wild Stignonette was declared noxious in Mulwaree Shire after debate at Wednesday’s meeting. Dr. L T Gooper questioned action but Pres J J Walah said new local government reforms would require adjoining shires to clear weed within half a mile of boundaries.
Sunday sport page reports on a disputed council poll sparked by a Thursday night meeting of the Goulberg Cley Comet club. It notes proposals to form a committee and a dispute over licensing powers and Sunday fixtures under the King's reign. The Mayor and Alderman Johnston discuss amending to disregard the referendum and challenge local government authority.
Numerous offers and requests appear in today's classifieds. Items include weapons for sale and jobs in metal work, a rifle and loader described as nearly new, and a request from a good girl to help with hens and kitchen duties.
Alderman Daffy argued the plan mirrors its own notion and the mayor backed a Wha ward proposal if motion fails. Welmg pt abstained, Abs McKilop absent, with Tavies and Seiffer also away. Returning Officer Mr Root McLean reported the pall majority adopted the report.
A colorful juvenile ball for Sacred Heart Primary School children drew many spectators at North Goulburn. Junior debutantes and escorts presented varied sets amid praise from clergy and the Mayoress. Prizes honored various costume groups and individuals, with a light supper provided by organizers.
A mayoral commentary on water supply woes cites booster pumps and low level systems failing in Quincy Street and Bishop Street areas. Officials urge early construction of a high level tank and new mains, with improvements to low level supply as demand rises. Aldermen press water questions as the council adopts the report and weighs tank timing.
Mr J A Perkins M P and former Interior Minister said in Sydney that the United States faces despondent people and fear of depression after a long tour abroad. Canada appears better, Britain shows a booming prosperity with rapid home building, while Russia presents deplorable living conditions. Perkins believes Australia, apart from Britain, stands in a comparatively good position.
Read at Thursday night meeting of the Clove City Engineer's office. Cole files show feet completed and feet laid at a terrace. Details mention materials by Amulet TLIO.
Report by Electrical Engineer He BoCous at Thursday night Gearbarn Clay Court meet notes total energy use for November. Document records 208264 units sent and used in skew testing. Power house and Thehine accumulations are noted.
Following discussion the Oulburn City Council on Thuredex night accepted Wilk Tyre Service Co a tender of £2142/12/10 to fit the council s Leyland truck with pneumatic tyres in place of solid tyres previously fitted.
The December issue of a grand magazine is praised for strong entertainment value with special attention to Dale Calling H. de Vero Stuc io and Francis Brett Young among other noted authors.
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