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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
10
The article notes a stormy week bringing rains that relieved Western wheat growers facing a drought. Heavy precipitation halted fears of crop failure, improving rooting and potential yields. Farmers across districts reported substantial rainfall, easing tax burdens and boosting optimism for wheat, maize, and butter production.
In a local court a group of four defendants including Leslie Photos Dahswan, ColmeeGuy McDonnel, and two others were sentenced to 35 months hard labor for breaking and entering premises. The case involved theft at Goulburn and was investigated by local police units.
The article discusses industry leaders JSA and Vico on restriction proposals, warnings against drastic cuts, and the belief Australia may need to curb wheat output. It notes 30 million bushels as a benchmark, plans to lower production despite favorable terms, and concerns about adverse seasonal conditions affecting world supply.
The provincial government association plans a Thursday session to press the Treasury and Local Government minister for changes to aid for the needy. Aimed at speeding relief through the official channels, the move seeks a clear timetable from the premier for action.
The hospital board marked the installation of a new radio set at Wagga hospital with mayoral attendance. Donations led by Mr Nathan funded the equipment, with Grinton overseeing subscriptions and post office support aiding aerial poles. The ceremony highlighted patient comfort and hospital capacity, noting no debt and a daily patient load near 80.
A dense catalog-like list shows discounts on bleached sheeting flannel skirts middy casts and striped woolen textiles. Items include crepe flannel skirts heavy double weave woolen fabrics serges and undergarments with reduced prices like 1/14 yard and 7 yard lots. Prominent names or stores are not clearly identified.
A hospital ceremony marked the official installation of a radio set at the Wagga hospital. The mayor presided, praising committee members and donors who funded and supported the project to ease patient distress. Certificates were presented to Nathan and others. hospital staff and local figures lauded the effort as a charitable cause for patient comfort and entertainment.
Howard Lloyd James of Rothesays faced Young Poline Court on two charges. The first alleges failing to provide information as required by law, with the magistrate warning of a verdict if he refused. The second accuses him of stopping after the accident and failing to assist, amid questions about the driver’s conduct.
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