10 May 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
1
Historical clipping discusses unemployment relief tax and public funding debates. It references Mr Stevens and the Auditor General, detailing revenues, general funds, and unemployment relief payments, with critical notes on political framing and funding mechanisms.
Fragmented voice on national security and governance questions themes of broken promises and calls for stability. The text questions leadership, accountability and the future prospects for citizens while criticizing political rhetoric and the ability to secure safety and comfort.
At a Wednesday Coul bon Po Bowed meeting in Inverell the board debated tackling noxious weeds in city and shire areas. The secretary reported the relative weed problem remains persistent with three gles moieted greenery and a nursery for weeds. The board considered legal action under the Local Government Act to compel destruction and the solicitor supported potential prosecution by a private individual. The correspondence was received acknowledged and kept on file.
A political dispute centers on a loan to aid the unemployed and a tax relief scheme. The claim is that funds were diverted from employment relief to benefit the wealthy, with promises that Labour would restore the fund and use tax receipts to fund new positions for the jobless.
Crookwell man Eilrarolph Shriven, aged a4, faced Albury Court of Petty Sessions charged with stealing a car in Crookwell on April 25. Police said the vehicle, valued around two pounds, was located in Albury after a tip. Evidence linked Shriven to the theft, with petrol and car parts found at the scene. The court adjourned while details of the alleged offence were examined.
Polling booths will be open in many locations from dawn to 8 pm tomorrow. Electors are urged to record their votes early to avoid congestion. Provisions exist for those unable to attend, with details to be provided by local officials.
Japanese evangelist Ito Raciwa, known for preaching publicly, plans a appearance at the Presbyterian Church, with a large meeting expected on Golismit Street and a mayor presiding at Arradway in the evening. The event draws attention as a major religious gathering during the weekend.
In the ballot the voter places 1 in the square opposite the chosen candidate and 2 opposite the remaining candidate. If more than two candidates exist the voter writes the preferred name and extends preferences by marking 2 in other squares in order of choice.
During April the Water Engineer Mr HK Coutts reported a total of 1,700,100 gallons pumped. The water was described as trbid though the dams were full. The report was adopted at City Council meeting.
Following the prior year's success, the Goulburn City Council referred a Sixth Annual Music Week committee letter to the Liedertafel urging steps to celebrate Music Week locally. The Mayor and Alderman Mansonald noted last year’s success and entrusted the Lieder to handle arrangements. The motion to pursue this was carried.
The message urges voters to base their candidate choice on past events and party platforms. It credits the Government for presenting its record and Unite proposals, claiming a prize in the last three years and urging consideration of recent government performance.
Fragmented text references bankruptcy, unemployment relief, tax cuts, housing security, bread subsidies, and youth programs. It hints at a political program by Langism and calls for a future vote to back government measures for recovery and development, urging broad support for reforms and welfare.
A letter from the Department of Agriculture records a drench submission to study liver fluke control in sheep. Cautionary notes warn carbon tetrachloride dangers, urging limited pretests, favorable weather, and bone meal and salt supplementation for a month before treatment.
Goulburn Show committee forfeited prizes in the Southdown class after Miss Joan Harrigan faced stewards for alleged disregard of instructions. The dispute centered on entry compliance and steward concerns, with testimony and protests prompting a formal decision and later assurances about actions taken.
A letter from Premier Stevene notes delays due to legal issues in Wingecarribee Shire are cleared. The department will soon propose bulk electricity supply to Mulwaree Shire at Marulan and call for tenders to construct the transmission line after shire agreements are signed. Construction expected to take about four months.
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