16 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
1
An OCR fragment references Canberra politics with scattered phrases about votes, budgets, and stations. It mentions Canberra, Seton, Hiri, and mentions a budget and voting context, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for concrete facts.
A fragmented report describes teachers pushing for action on a protest motion while various officials and inspectors address labor issues and relations. It notes a motion passing amid ongoing disputes and references meetings, addresses, and implied negotiations within a school labor context.
Roy McCann, 23, was committed for trial at Goulburn Police Court on a charge of assault with an act of indecency against a girl, alleged to have occurred Friday night June 5. The proceedings included disputed details of the night and McCann's denial, with testimony from the first witnesses describing the assault and the girl’s attempt to seek help.
The Gosford meeting features several divisions including Maiden Handicap First and Second Divisions, Maiden Nursery Handicap, and Three and Four Year Old Handicap. Details mention participants such as Wisner and Wyte with results in multiple divisions, noting winners in the event sequence.
Abbreviated results show Chest coperessess tot ive and other teams at Laweme Park. Listed players include T Shepherd, Waugh, FP Tully, Do McPherson, MH Moran, O Wilkinsot, Andersen, and more. Patrick's College figures feature J eu and Uetly among others.
Fragmentary text references an Armidite hotebleen and a Wik Theme event with an elite figure named Ci gait ben. Limited readable names and places suggest a brief record of a competition or incident with unclear details and multiple garbled terms.
The Goulburn Court House will receive a free coat of paint with exterior work underway. Preparations are in progress for painting the building’s exterior, minor repairs, and the installation of a new fence to replace the current one.
The page compiles ad notices and legal proceedings with police case details. Testimony describes a man, Roy Mae- Coon, and a girl’s identification of a suspect after an assault near Park Street to Bolin's corner. The magistrate committed the defendant McCanon for trial at the Galburn Quarter Sessions.
Police court heard railway property was repeatedly removed by men walking the road for ties. Raymond Hill Charles Bartlett and Leslie Britten faced charges of stealing a fence rail valued at 176 from Railway Commissioners. Defense pleaded not guilty while evidence detailed sightings near the railway line and surrounding vicinity.
A life disqualification on EF Bell Cowra a2 years was lifted after committee review. Wesler District Racing Association meets on Friday to consider the action recommended on May 18 204, with implications for racing frettarn ity. The decision comes as broader regulatory action is discussed. Newcvwstle Works Ltd plans to manufacture body sheets of fly Nrewerns, investing in plant and cash (£5 Gu Iy).
The honorary secretary Rev G H Carr of the Goultern Hellef Society announces a winter appeal for funds and food. Circulars have been sent. those not reached will receive assistance in money or goods including groceries and clothing. Subscriptions may be sent to the Mayor, Alderman Manton, treasurer of the fund. urgent relief will be considered. Applications for aid may be placed in the Town Hall box. Next executive committee meeting set for November 18 at Topeck.
Alderman Marti of the Gawt horn Chamber of Commerce presented medallions to Matrick's College pupil Muse and John J. Leahy for top aggregate scores in English mathematics and business prize subjects in last year’s Intermediate Examination. The medallions, awarded on behalf of the chamber, signaled future success and were to Mason, Vallone, and Leahy's future achievements.
Fragmentary note reports council pay questions and possible eight day terms. Mentions workers, pay parity, and attendance at a military campaign. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
The Sydney wool salon prices held yesterday were steadier on a reduced basis, with good to best wools about 5 percent lower than Sydney May auctions and inferior grades 10 to 18 percent lower. Demand remained keen for well grown lines suitable for spinners, while Japan did not participate, leaving Australian buyers to pick up the slack. The catalogue featured crutchings and other faults but also substantial high quality lots, with prices still higher than June levels despite a softer overall market.
At the inquest into the death of Francis William Mahady at Wollongong hospital on June 7, Percy Claude Whalley was committed for trial at the Wollongong Quarter Sessions. Evidence showed his son and another man rode in a spring cart from Portmai to Wollongong when the cart was driven by Whalley and the occupants were thrown to the roadway.
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