27 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1933
Page
1
An ad style note touts Bushells Blue Label tea as superior and economical. It asserts over 200 cups per pound, claims lower cost than ordinary tea, and highlights the use of young tender leaves with careful curing for a rich flavor.
In a comprehensive internal report the City Works Engineer outlines fortnightly progress and costs for street, drainage, and paving works. It notes quantities of metal and screenings carted, concrete work completed, pipe culverts installed, tar penetration and sealing, and labor costs. It references Kipplaw Road, Union and Clifford Streets, Watertables cleaned, and the proposed culvert widening at Kinghorne and Gibson, plus park fencing at Belmore Park.
A local report describes the arrest of Parry alias Matched for bigamy at Goulburn. The accused pleads guilty after revealing a false marriage history and claiming the true wife consent, while the court notes the case timeline and statements from Mra Favell.
Brief remarks honor Mr M E Soane during a civic presentation at Yass Police Court. Mayors and magistrates praised his long service, noting his integrity, courtesy, and dedication to law and public duties amid a period of town visits and judicial collaboration.
The Fortheonany flower show on March 10 will feature notable prizes including a £10 purse. Trophies from local sponsors and winners will be presented, with details provided at the venue.
In fog and danger aboard the yacht Butterfly, passengers fear a collision as Captain Fenton guides through the coast. Sheila Stewart and Kennedy urge caution while Lady Barton-Cradley panics. A crash amid darkness sends passengers spiraling toward peril as lifeboats and rescue efforts begin.
A narrator named Sheila wanders a swaying deck amid shouting voices and a lampshade glow. Olaf leaves, plunging the scene into darkness as she searches for help among unseen crew while fear rises.
At the council meeting Gray sought to move a Government moratorium deferring loan repayments for one year to relieve taxpayers amid heavy debts. The motion lapsed for want of a seconder. Brief notes flagged dangerous wooden boards on a southern Bradley Street bridge and a faulty Walker Sloane Streets crossing. Turnbull proposed replacing the existing bridge with a concrete one.
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