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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
9
Local ad lists a broad range of clothing and footwear items with discounted prices. Highlights include ladies hosiery gloves and tennis Boots. The catalog mentions men's wool items and various accessories, emphasizing bargain pricing and the widest selection in the commonwealth.
Premier Bray at NSW Council meeting promised a wage tax reduction next year and a plan for unemployment relief. He indicated NSW would be able to implement reductions, plus additional measures to ease rents and unemployment support.
The jury found 28 year old Holand Craig guilty of murder on Thursday night and sentenced him to death. Craig maintained innocence after being asked if he had anything to say before sentence, claiming time to prove it. His wife sobbed in court as the verdict and sentence were pronounced.
Mildret Portavurd, 50, was found dead in a bedroom at her Albany residence on Wednesday morning with a cord around her neck attached to the bed post. Alfred Ports, her husband, reported her missing after her usual hour for work at the woollen mill. Police and a medical officer attended. the death was not immediately explained and the case is being investigated. She was a native of England and had lived in Australia for five years.
Edith Musgrave Janie Bains Dorothy White among nurses who passed the recent Nurses Examination Board tests in Allury Narandera Tomark Fortnce Sylva May O Dyten and others named New names include Marjorie Armstrong Linda Gale Helena Robinson and Thelma Pentité Cole with several listed locales and peers acknowledged as successful.
A reconstructed Temora club scene lists players and results from Holton Par Williams and other bowls matches. It notes a newly formed Temora foaming club committee with Mayor Patyan as President and A D Ole as treasurer, plus officers Meisha Bratley Tassor and Witte.
Champion of Champions Sydney event saw Te Matpinsina defeat Ro Maly muricivilley 82 to 10 in a notable NSW final. Officials hailed the bout as high intensity with early advantage by Te Matpinsina and strong late performance sealing the win.
Supporters of Mr Wiha in Gulli faced expulsion by ALT Pxecutive with named figures such as Mussex J AcIburn and Mrs Quinton Thane Cove among others. The move sparks mixed feelings and likely retaliation as expelled members decry hypocritical party treatment of the unemployed and destitute.
Obituaries recount recent deaths in the Mosman and Wagga regions, noting high profile figures and survivors. James Jamies Dennis, 78, of Camden, and James Thornton Allan, 63, previously with the Deniliquin postal service, are among those mourned. Details include place of death Cronulla, Cranullil service, and survivors Max, Dennis, and a brother Dennis. Funeral arrangements referenced for multiple individuals.
Residents of Merungle Hill Leeton completed a concrete extension forming a hall valued at £400. The new facility was opened last week by Mr Gordon Makengle deputy chief inspector at Sutorale, with Mr Inspector-Morrow in attendance.
In a collection of local notices, Mr Ab and Th Nira discuss the departure of artists and public figures. Miss Muirtet Neponm is noted for a teaching appointment shift at Mitton Public School. A wedding is announced at Lay Moon's Church. The Riverina Golf Association reports Dr. R G Weaver delivering a hospital update on twin Irene after appendicitis, with her condition described as very low. Dr. Weaver travels to Melbourne by express.
Hobbs blasts Bradman amid tour controversy saying landown er was responsible for subjugation and claiming Bradman acted with gambler’s tone. He accuses specific figures of strong influence and defends his stance on injuries and deception during the match play.
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