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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
2
A garbled report lists wool sales with various figures and product notes, mentioning Imelda and market timing. The text references vendors, interior wool lots, and mix of weights, prices, and conditions, but details are mostly unreadable.
A wedding at Monurn Compar Street united Feeney and Harrison families in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The groom Mr Lup and bride Miss Harrison exchanged vows. reception followed with guests, outfits, and gifts noted. Future home is stated as Gountine.
A fragment notes extreme weather at Stoakell Rida with mention of a heavy event described as one of the heaviest. Details are sparse and names appear garbled. No specific date or exact location beyond the place name are clear.
A lengthy report reflects on a recent victory, expressing mixed satisfaction rather than jubilation. It critiques the defeated government’s policies, laments Lang’s role, and notes Labour struggles, with Tully seen as potentially influential in New South Wales politics.
In a turbulent scene ministers praise Loughlin for his sacrifice and service while Goulburn and Lyons receive commendation. The speaker notes the wartime unity of New South Wales and lauds the resilience of Mr Loughlin amid years of political obscurity. Garry of the Country Party is recognized for potential honor if not defeated.
A local notice reports a family gathering in Cronkwell for a birthday celebration on the tirthiday of their daughter Zdne. Mr and Mrs Gainbridgh hosted about 1M romite arts and a gathering at the Cambridge and W Sturray afters wood section. The event includes remarks on property and farm matters, with references to local residents Mia Cambridge and others.
In a fragmentary account the piece sketches a chaotic scene after a storm with garbled dialogue and stray references. It touches on polling, accusations of propaganda, and a confusing set of voices including mentions of a widow, a thief, and a figure named Laney Hare amid scattered lines about elections and misinformation.
Goulburn triumphed in a hard fought Australian rules game with final scores noting Gougle 78 while opponents Queamburua tallied 1 goal 8 behinds. Notable players include Rulsow Clarke Kay Fuller and Biaines. The match featured strong ball movement and standout performances across the pit.
A terse court notice from Nat Ruauaey Court in Kidmien SL grants Mary Harrison, widow, relief regarding land and rights previously claimed by a farmer. The document records the widow’s legal standing and mentions the involved properties and trustees.
Unclear listing from Homeshub market shows cattle and livestock prices. Odd spellings obscure names Mowby Winchcombe Caron and Co. report mixed lots with prime oak, veal, yearling cattle and hogs priced per hind or per pound. Prices listed as 9 10 14/9 and similar, with remarks on unaltered conditions and standard market demand.
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