08 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Grenfell Record And Lachlan District Advertiser
Location
Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
1
Parish announcements list two Mass times at St Josephs Pullabooka at 7 30 am and 10 am on the first Sunday each month. Caragabal holds 19 am on the second Sunday and Piney Range am on the third Sunday. Bimb hosts the fourth Sunday 10 am while other parish arrangements remain with Rev P O Riorda.
Alan Kippax bites back at Jardine and Larwood in AntiBody Line a biting critique of bodyline tactics. He likens the body diyer to a footballer struck in the boot and argues for fair play with no pace in a clean match. The cover shows a batsman grimly bearing a blow.
Mull and Humfrey note lively sale with strong demand and varied stock. Prices span bullocks from £7 to £4 3s, steers around £9 12s, cows £5-£7 15s, heifers £4 18s-£5 1s, vealers £4-£6 11s, lambs 10s 4d-12s 19d, store cattle including Shorthorns sold to £20, six-year ewes in lamb fetched £4 13s, yarding 1443.
At a club meeting President J N Patteson said no special train would run to avoid losses after last year’s deficit of £35 and a near empty carriages turnout. Secretary Ward noted £6 refunds on Sunday’s train and a 4 percent profit share, while Grenfell’s dumping tactics and subsidy allegations were raised and will be reported to Group Nine.
The notice promotes feeding poultry with a ration of Meal Meal Bone Meal and Oil Cake. Tresilian and Dun Grenfell Ltd stock all poultry farmer requirements and provide contact via phone number 157.
The President of the N.R.M.A. Mr. J.C. Watson says further petrol price reductions will delight motorists. He notes oversea quotations have stayed stable, yet duties on imported spirit keep local prices high in economic terms. The report also covers traffic control talk, theft patterns, and new motoring innovations including charcoal gas propulsion experiments in Hunan.
A record making era boasts nations like Jugoslavia and Hungary in feats of extreme eating. Anthony Milichiteh allegedly devoured a turkey, buns, chops, sausages, veal, and dumplings for a £2 stake in Zhupaniya, while other noted eaters such as Stephen Kiss Loui Conhumo and Mex Hines of Boston are cited for extraordinary feats.
Dr S. Cameron, president of the Horse Association of Victoria, urged at the Back to Horse Carnival held at Melbourne Showground that horses offer non economic value. He warned the war and cars have reduced youth’s contact with horses, noting horses demand forethought, forbearance, and sympathy from owners, shaping character unlike tractors or motors.
Miss Leo Wray defeats Miss Penefather four up and two to win the associates’ championship at Kensington in the Australian Club event. Arch Crippin, Forbes High School star, tallies 2134 season runs with scores including 116 and multiple not outs across 35 innings.
Mr J C Watson president of the N R M A warns that record breaking speed tests endanger road users and have little public value. The Police Commissioner Mr Childs hints at action to restrict or prohibit speed tests on main roads between towns and capitals. Coventry Chamber of Commerce motions tax relief for larger powered cars urging the Chancellor to halve tax for five year old cars.
June 8 notice from Church of England lists Women's Gully initiation service on June 7 Ember Days and June 11 Trinity Sunday events. Highlights include 8 a.m. Corporate Communion for Holy Trinity confirmands, tree planting, 11 a.m. children's service, 7:30 p.m. festal evening with sermon by Rev Norman G. F. Cooke Th.L. Reactor.
A sequence of church services and meetings listed for multiple towns and times. Items include Grenfell and Bland charges, Hampstead and Cowra Road Communion, Greenethorpe and Raw with J Paine, Holiness and Praise meetings, and a Masonic Hall Sabbath School and church service in the coming Saturday schedule.
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