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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1932
Page
15
The event featured prize distributions and public acknowledgments at the Christian Brothers Ingh Belin. Parents and officials, including the Mayoress, attended as students received certificates and various school awards for academic and extracurricular achievements.
Parents and children gathered at South Wagga School before the Xmat vacation for prize distribution and the annual ceremony. Mr H Carpenter of The Provident at the Pond, Aswoetetion, spoke at the event.
A decline in food relief recipients is reported with 42,859 fewer people on relief since June 4 and a projected 45,000 men to be employed on relief work by month’s end. The Labour ministry notes 110,605 on relief as of June 1, dropping to lower figures by December. Regional districts show substantial decreases in new food relief applications and existing caseloads across major metropolitan and rural areas.
A note explains a safe and simple home remedy recently discovered is now sent free by writing to Principal Botente Institute, Fox Bin, Auckland, New Zealand. W. R. Beltley was elected president of Yanco Shire.
A Riverina Movement conference at Wagga discussed education, transport policy, and river boundary issues. Key figures included Lusher, Christian, Hardy, Kiparick, and Mower with plans to form a united Country Party body and push for private transport and boundary evidence preparation.
Senator Hardy refuted on Wednesday the claim that the Rivertur Morpuipat had been absorbed by the Enled County Party. He warned the movement was evaporating under untut country pressure, insisting the objective remained common: to subdivide the state for better governance and to gain support from all country organizations.
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