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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
2
The report catalogs a broad meteorological bulletin with references to a low pressure system near the eastern seaboard, extended gusts from the southwest, and unsettled conditions affecting Norfolk and surrounding regions. Mentions ship observations and inland impacts, noting gusts and temperatures across multiple locations.
Official forecast for the next four hours from noon shows north to northeast winds varying. Weather indicates icy fronts and frost across southern districts with southwesterly winds along the coast from the south.
A reviewer notes a tense financial year for Australian wool with initial disappointment and eventual recovery. He highlights Japan's growing wool consumption and population growth driving higher demand, while stressing the need for Australia to supply proportionate markets and keep prices and supply steady for Japan.
The article discusses merits of wool versus ideal clothing fabrics, noting movement to use more wool gaining ground. It mentions efforts on a small scale, possible effects on wool consumption, and hopes the public becomes more wool conscious for a better deal.
In police court a man pleaded guilty to stealing from the Kyumba Tribe and Osbaldeston properties. Evidence showed he admitted selling items to a woman named Abente for 10 and that a dugout tin and tools were recovered. he received fines and three days hard labour on both charges.
A torn and garbled report from the Central Downs analyzes prolonged dry weather and its impact on cattle, dairying, and crop prospects. It notes parched countryside, varied regional conditions from green valleys to dry plains, and a tentative improvement in some areas while others face scarce fodder and falling cattle prices. The piece references planting delays, storm aftermath, and uncertainty about future yields.
In Warwick, Mr B Sharkey, veterinary surgeon, spoke to members of the Veterinary Association of New South Wales on parasitic infections in working homes. Other professionals delivered educational addresses, with a focus on practical animal health insights from the visit and related professional talks.
Nuuly accompanied by Mrs Neal departs to attend the annual meeting of the Diovesan Synod, with plans to participate in the church gathering.
A report details alterations discussed by the Stanthorpe Hospitals Board regarding new buildings and facilities. The board examined maintenance costs, rent, and potential weighbridge installation, with references to licensing, wine sellers, and annual fees. The narrative mentions a related civil matter, courts, and a divorce case involving named individuals, outlining testimonies and orders sought.
Lottery and social activities listed for the day include jLover and His Majesty’s events. Soldiers, club room events, and the Woman’s Auxiliary hold a 2:30 p.m. meeting at the hospital. A monthly meeting of the Women’s Union is also scheduled.
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