Weather forecast with evolving rain and winds
Forecast to 2 pm shows dry conditions in the northwest but with unsettled air. Rain spreads southward later, reaching the coast. Winds shift from variable to a strong southerly along the south coast.
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
2
Forecast to 2 pm shows dry conditions in the northwest but with unsettled air. Rain spreads southward later, reaching the coast. Winds shift from variable to a strong southerly along the south coast.
The Goulburn Evening Penny Post reports Mr J Garden once a minister of the gospel made a spurious Sydney remark containing a grim sea prophecy. Critics say such statements can incite violence and demand government accountability while noting Garden never admitted violence. The piece warns followers may misinterpret prophecy to justify crimes.
The Commonwealth Government faces a deficit as a result of the fall in easy money and reduced imports. Officials warn of difficulty for the Treasurer in meeting the new situation while calling out private Members for extravagance. Critics say estimates are rushed and wasteful spending unexamined, signaling ongoing budget tension.
Mr and Mrs J B Knowlman on a tour of Great Britain have reached London and are staying at the Strand Palace Hotel They met Mishes Aahion and Armstrong, both well known in Gaulburn, soon after their arrival in London
Races held in Kensington with multiple divisions and handicaps. Winners include Nuwwarr a Helle in 14.0 Handicapped division with Fly ing Handicap First Race Linsina and Dubhle Radio in a 1 to 1 result. Third Division Phast Silk Euphony Hamilton won 4 to 4. Fourth Division Fastonian Dijon won at 7 to 1. Second Division Beaumen a Lino Watt Jets Almond won 7 to 1.
Overseas tennis heat championships in London report results from the second round. Players Bencrita Alvarea from Spain and Seai Ming Fickerton from Australia won 5-0 7-5, Mrs O'Hara Wood of Australia defeated Mrs Colgate 4-6 3-6, and Miss Amatre diay beat Mrs Dermer 6-3. Moon earned a walkover against Hawkes.
The Wiesecarpihee Shire accepted electricity from the Public Works Department for Bundanoon and Exeter while Cartland Cement Co. failed to supply. Museum visitors totalled 748 in May across state facilities. Robbery on Cowper Street as back window broken, jewelry stolen. early arrest expected. Uneasiness at Rabaul as tribal tensions flare and murder case delays noted. Kosciusko tours see many visitors. hotels promise exhibits and outings. Crown Lands office to open Saturdays.crete services limited on certain dates. Fatal invitation leads to car crash. Brown dies after being struck near the Sebersee line. Malling seeks divorce alimony in Sydney. Pittock cited as witness. Accused Brady linked to cheque case. jury tensions noted. Innisfail murder charge details given. Tasmanian defendant Thomas Thilling accused of killing Hing Ree and Willie Cheene. Local businesses suffer thefts. three Abniby street stores report pilfered pacals and watches.
Kansas City dispatch notes Hoover poised to win the Republican presidential nomination after Pennsylvania's support acknowledgement. Stock market reacted to the apparent end of Coolidge candidacy as prices fell and liquidation orders surged across the nation.
Wall Street notes a historic surge with the stock exchange passing five million in total ledgers, a first in history as tickers continued to roll into the late hours setting a new record for activity and volume.
Captain Kingsford Smith and four companions depart Mascot at 10 30 am heading for Melbourne in a five plane formation. The group, welcomed by a large crowd, reports clear weather for takeoff and proceeds over Goulburn at low altitude amid excited onlookers and air force enthusiasm.
Preparations near completion for welcoming the NSW Aero Club squadron to Goulburn on Friday. Local retailers and business groups back the event with plans to keep premises open from three to five and host demonstrations including free flight competitions. Prices for admission and parking are listed, with a gala dinner and social activities featuring the Lady Mayoress and visiting aviators wearing distinctive badges and ribbons.
In Sydney on Wednesday a heated debate centered on offers to Mr Mahony for safe seats. Witnesses reported rumors of lucrative terms to influence retirement, with Coleman denying explicit offers and noting discussions about a mortgage and political maneuvers.
The Associated Board of the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music states it has noted a recent article by Mr Maurice Bealy on music in Australia and desires to emphatically disassociate Haelf from the opinions expressed therein.
Fragmented report discusses Sir George Wilkins and potential transantarctic exploration. Mentions Australian government interest unclear, Weather factors, meteorological data, and possible routes from Ross Sea to Khamsloeul with speculation on effects for farmers and scientists.
London. Evidence at the Savidge inquiry includes Chief Constable Wensley noting women’s reluctance to have a female officer present during intimate questioning. The testimony references tactics and the role of police statements, with various witnesses and officials debating procedures and alleged practices.
Beijing dispatch reports the Nationalists selecting a new leader amid tensions with Japan and the foreign diplomatic corps. The lingering crisis centers on Chiang Kai-shek era figures, warlord influence, and payment disputes delaying evacuation as factions clash over control of Tientsin and Shan-tung.
In Baghdad on Tuesday Capt Barnard and the Duchess of Bedford arrived at Bushire from Alleppo after 3278 miles of the 4434 mile outward journey to India. The Duchess actively piloted the aircraft for several hours during the leg.
In a special arrangement Hauter's world service and other sources contributed to the overseas intelligence compilation. The text notes publication in this time with all rights reserved in Australis and New Zealand.
Desperate efforts by dozen relief groups fail to close the gap to the stranded Italia crew. Ships Hobly and Hraganta remain blocked, while other vessels and communications struggle to reach the disaster site.
Italian reports say airship pilot Nobile pleads for rescue assistance from Rome as seven crew members endure harsh conditions. A Rome communique notes Nobile urgently seeks arms medical supplies fuel and stoves while the legation in Berlin confirms two injured crew members have broken their limbs during the ordeal.
At Buckingham Palace during a Dominion farmers’ reception the King joked about his era as Duke of York. Mr Yelland reminded him of a kanearoo hunt in South Australia with sheepgrowers among the party, who, delighted by the chase, briefly forgot the royal presence and raced ahead.
The vanguard of American Catholic leaders plan a world tour culminating in a visit to Sydney for the Eucharistic Congress. They will depart New York next month, combining travel with the Australian voyage as part of the outreach.
A chaotic report describes volunteer firemen warding and steering steamers Fa and Kamo to Sydney, plus Lowana from Melbourne, as disputes threaten supply of lubane and curb sailings. Federal ministers coordinate proclamations while crews await orders and labor conditions remain unsettled.
The Premier of Victoria asked New South Wales to join a conference with shipowners and marine workers, but the Victoria Ministry will not participate, saying the dispute concerns industrial arbitration law. Tasmanian Mails Canberra notes possible aerial mail service between Tasmania and the mainland amid diplomatic shipping concerns and Strait data.
Mr J B Garden secretary of the Trades and Labour Council urged that maritime unions be ready to work with volunteers if needed. He argued that new methods in a threefold strategy differ from old practices and that the old method of branding actions as black should be discarded by the union movement.
Turbulence erupts on a Bosley life ship voyage as crew mutters and passengers grow agitated. Meals fail to satisfy and stewards prepare entertainment but tensions rise over discipline and the voyage risks disruption. Repatriation issues noted among malcontents.
The monoplane Columbia carrying Miss Mabel Bell departed Harbour Grace for New York on the first leg of a night to Europe. Captain Olliver Doucilier and Arthur Arssies piloted the craft with an attendant aboard. The flight was reported as a first hop success.
An aeroplane bomber crashed in Shahhat Iraq killing Seret Romford and Abr Moechante Arthur Froal. The incident was reported from London with casualties and immediate aftermath details.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses changes among sailors and possible union support. Mentions families, new routes, good sailors, balance, damp water, and scattered phrases about men and tales. Contains unclear wording and ambiguous references.
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