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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
10
The article recalls Hardy’s upbeat mood as crowds in New South Wales join a referendum campaign. It notes his past struggles and long weeks of public attention, citing his resilience and renewed vigor. The piece portrays a public leader facing intense scrutiny yet maintaining optimism for forthcoming political milestones.
A speaker describes a long public career and vast territorial coverage in campaigns. He notes recent federal activity and travel across towns, hinting at a referendum on constitutional change and the choice facing voters about the future of the political system.
At the Gratton Chamber of Commerce the president claimed the subject was politics free and discussed new state boundaries. Dr. Earle Page spoke on inter state control of services and railways. a High Court judge would be appointed to allocate the national debt or mortgaged assets.
Constable Eat Dailey faced a final farewell after a long career marked by service across districts. The event included formal tributes and mentions of his tenure leading to retirement, with colleagues praising his dedication and leadership.
The item reports Mr BMJ Glee son filing a £1000 libel writ amid a political advertisement dispute tied to an election. It notes Premier Moore’s resignation offer to the Queensland Governor and Forgan Smith’s summons. Culcalra PSA council plans to honor Stevens and Beusner after a poll victory and to press a united policy with electors.
A collection of obituaries from Wagga region papers notes the deaths of Charles Anené Mothnaun of Uvalta aged 89 in Prana Lo Miss dlotel Vialiivure WY. Roderice Melanald Viens aged about 84 near AL KogKFaL. Henry Sia brother of Mr. No Scull formerly of Avn0 Bank of Wagga. J. Still former manager of the Commercial Bank of Sydney. Edward Taoman Rove aged 50, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. 7) He Rul of Cartwrleist's Ua. Waren. and Me Budd, indicating survivors and burial details in local communities.
Fragmented OCR records detail a wedding at Mulhow Park and Scottie Street, a late Mr Jon a Anders from Konwgons, NSW, and Fire Commission reminders. It mentions police service, 1870s to 1880s postings to Wollongong and Wasgi, a marriage in Victor, nurses, and hospital references, with civic officials and local ceremonies noted.
The Narandera club held a 10 mile road race with riders including W Coliier H Holyoake A Day R Paterson and A Dale. Narandera results show winner by about 5 seconds with a time of 3m. Barnet Glass Riverina Premiership Cup trials to select riders for Wagga team follow.
The Lieutenant Governor’s address signals intent to arrest the drift and cut government expenditure. Urgent finance and relief legislation to be submitted this session, with cooperation on Commonwealth relief works. Programs for unemployed relief, reabsorption into industry, soldier settlement, and transport indigenously planned to bolster rural industries and public works.
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