03 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
1
Crookwell Shire Council held a lengthy session with the Police Department to discuss traffic control and lighting on main routes. Tenders for road work were reviewed, with W. Kelly's bid accepted for a seven month period starting January 1, 2016, and plans for future six month tenders were discussed.
The article records a trotting meeting schedule with references to a forthcoming event and a formal approval by the NACT. It notes a specific Saturday meeting and a midweek night meeting, plus an upcoming date tied to the fall event and the committee’s endorsement.
Fragmentary account covers a horse dispute linked to Holmes and Byrne. Witness statements describe seized horses, altered manes, and proposed exchanges. The record references Holmes seeking return of a horse and police scrutiny, with unclear final outcome and ongoing legal action.
Saturday afternoon event in Kenmore promoted by the Central Southern Hockey Association to aid the King's Jubilee Shillings Fund saw only a few players attend. Officials lamented weak turnout and timing, while several strong players were unavailable.
The Governor praised Gordon for citing a strong Christian uplift in the community. He added that Australians are quick to lend a hand, placing their pockets and making personal efforts to support worthy causes.
The testimony details a dispute about a receipt for a horse sale and who sold a horse. Witnesses describe horses returned to Byrne's paddock and questions about who placed the sale. The magistrate declines to rule on the evidence presented.
An OCR fragment details Wheatley’s store stock sale held last Thursday with listings of rams, ewes, yearlings, market values, and assorted livestock and goods. It lists numerous animals by sex, breed, weight, price, and condition, including notes on passes and marks, with scattered references to locations and dates.
A local meeting praised Mr Loughlin for his public service as supporters voiced confidence in his leadership amid party tensions. Speakers described his honesty and effectiveness, while critics urged unity and continued effort ahead of upcoming political contests. The event featured remarks, songs, and a social end to the evening.
An extensive list of livestock for sale across regions includes mixed ages of Romneys and Riverina sheep, rams and ewes with multiple weights and prices, buyers sought in Springfield and nearby areas, with numerous lots described by age, sex, and condition. The ad notes ongoing sales in August and September and urges contact for available stock and terms.
A conference representing railway workers, the unemployed, and related groups across the state met in Sydney on Saturday. Delegates pressed for improved wages and conditions and a 100 percent increase in food relief value, signaling broad labor support.
The readable portions discuss loans and default concerns, mentioning borrowers and higher rates. It references letters, statements, and possible notices requiring repayment, with unclear names and places due to garbled OCR.
An Aboriginal man was charged with larceny and held in custody after a visit to a gaol where he was seen with a watch and other items. Police testified he had been in trouble across Victoria and South Australia, with witnesses detailing the alleged thefts. The court took into account time in custody and potential mitigating factors when delivering sentence.
A rising Melbourne vocalist draws praise from Gladys Moncrieff as Mawerlett strides toward a noted career. Reports note her vocal range and early success, with Miss Melosky lauded for musical talent and potential. She recently performed with Misa Melosky and prepared for a Sydney engagement before leaving for the city.
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