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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
A commentary denounces lotteries and tax collection as exploitative and squalid. It echoes Judge Sheridan censure of syndicates, arguing higher tax visibility would spur public resistance and reduce overall taxation, while noting authorities push to make duties seem lighter. The piece laments the hidden burden on households.
The Goulburn Tankere and Auctioneers Social Club disclosed a successful year at its annual meeting. A £500 donation to the hospital was pledged, and football events included the Mosely Cup match with strong attendance. Officers were elected, with Ald A J Whiteh ey serving as patron and C D Pithard as president.
A series of brief items from Woombeyatt Caves to Mass Vale covers requests by the Southern Highlands Publicity Association and Bowral Mittagong council for a new accommodation house at Woombeyatt Caves to replace a fire destroyed building, fire near misses in Montague Street, a divorce decree in Averce, and public works updates on an open drain pumping station plan. Also noted are a car collision on the Hume Highway near Mass Vale, injuries to two drivers, and a memorial letter to Mr J M Tully with local government employment relief updates.
Visiting Rotarians toured Goulburn praising its 80 fine buildings and the atmospheric theatre. They note Auburn Street’s potential as a magnificent thoroughfare after a beautification order to remove balconies and verandah posts. The party also visited Amalgamated Woollen Mills, Kenmore Mental Hospital, the gaol, a soldiers' memorial, and Belmore Park enjoying bowls and tennis on a prosperous, picturesque city tour.
Coralie Green wins both member handicap events at Bungendore Golf Club along with the associates and spoon competitions. Scores feature Green 57 44 for the first event and multiple participants led by Mrs Chinnery, Mrs Lamont and Mrs Gallagher in various brackets with several rounds around 60s.
A letter to a metropolitan journal argues for a time payment tax scheme despite higher administrative costs. The piece contends the plan could offer benefits but acknowledges the broader principle that paying taxes remains obligatory and burdensome for individuals.
Kiama Metelet team travels by special train to Gowlburn for a decisive July match against local rivals. The game features rivalries, standout players, and a bid to reclaim form after recent losses, with key performers from Kilgerran and Riva District shaping the outcome and local expectations high for a tight contest.
Mr W J Bartlett, a prominent Goulburn brewer and community leader, died at his home after a life in business and politics. He built the town’s brewery and Bridge Hotel venture, funded a war memorial, chaired local committees, and supported the Liberal banner. His passing ends a career praised for civic devotion and cultural interest in Shakespeare and music. The remains go to Crematorium Stoakwood for a 6:00 pm service with no ceremonial fuss planned.
Personal Mr HT Biddulph of Sydney moved to Goulburn branch of the Dunlop Perdrian rubber Co Ltd. Alec Grose, badly injured when his horse fell, is reported to be recovering and may have a favourable progeny outcome. J Speer of Goulburn Post Office will transfer to Sydney, expected to start in about two weeks. Fev HOF Uawlina will provide services at Murulan next Sunday. The rector Rev A BE Jamea hopes to leave hospital in about ten days. The Fireside Inn firelight highlighted a bridge party hosted by Mrs Pong Faroer (Gurrundah) with Miss Sue Huesel supplying refreshments. Mr Spooner spoke on the Farmer Potter Act noting full realisation of the original plan and that the voluntary system meets adjournment circumstances.
A report details a change of command within the unit as Cap. HL Shaw assumes new duties and Lt Pro Th Otis Lo receives promoted rank. A drill hall parade is scheduled for Tuesday at 7.80 pm and a corps review follows at the barracks.
Obituary notices recall the death of Bevan Ste and Miss May Matthews, with details of their families and careers. Bevan Ste, connected to Lahore movement era, is described among many relatives. Miss May Matthews is praised as a prominent, versatile figure involved in welfare and missionary work, with service in Britain and Australia. The notices mention sister Mrs Sullivan, brothers Laugier and Dinvin, and Mr Frederick Thom, ex-police superintendent, noting funeral arrangements and burial at Waverley Cemetery.
Prices on a Friday bus street list show vegetables and staples with varied values. Potatoes maize and lucerne hay dominate the barter, with butter and wheaten range noted alongside minor items.
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