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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
1
Authorities warn trespassers and shooters intruding on Muller property in Neurea that such actions will be prosecuted. People violating the order face legal action and enforcement.
Wet and cold yesterday with another heavy frost and scattered showers. A late snowfall cleared briefly, then returned with freezing night, while towns west report heavier snow. Sydney recorded a minimum of 93.7 degrees, the highest for August in a year.
Canberra debates renewal of Alsatians import embargo with May next year under review due to fears the breed could threaten Australia. A Christchurch NZ deputation claimed two dogs attacked a flock in which sixty ewes were lost and many more injured, with the dogs later shot by a shepherd. Controversy over the Alsatian issue continues as opinions split on proper training and handling.
Sydney reports government extends emergency relief to councils under the wage scheme. local bodies resist basic wage changes, with militants arguing for standard wage rates. Cabinet boosts funding to cover scheme expenses as it aims to employ about 40,000 men across 160 councils, with more likely to join.
Wellington Ambulance attended two accident cases in Wellington Aintviet during the week. The first occurred last Tuesday on the Wellington Yeoval road when John Rodwell’s motor truck overturned near Ganoo. He suffered a deep wound to the left knee and was taken to hospital after first aid and stitches.
The Wellington Band will begin Sunday afternoon recitals at Cameron Park at 4 pm weather permitting, replacing the Alexander Theatre venue due to cold conditions. Program includes Double Eagle waltz, Senta selection, Souvenir of the Opera, Hosanna, Land of Hope and Glory, Atendon Adams songs, and God Save the King, conducted by J. C. Knight.
An OCR fragment outlines Printen for TV Brownhill and Sons credited to dT Brownhill of Warne Street, Wallington. The notice appears in Wellington Times with incomplete details on the recipient and location, indicating a local advertisement or notice related to broadcasting or printing services.
Favoured in South Sydney Thurs miners on coalfields vote to break from the ALP and its Lang affiliation. They cancel agitation with the Lam Labour Party amid censure of Mr Lang for backing the Bulli campaign. Disunity looms and future moves on miners representation are unclear.
A man's body was recovered from the Hunter River bank at Lorne near West Maitland. The book Simple Psychology for Plain Minds was found in his pocket and a note indicated he fell in and drowned.
Prices quoted today show potatoes from Tasmania at 8/6 per unit and Victorian varieties at unspecified rates. Butter ranges around 19s 7d to 10d, cheese from A to Ad, honey from Bad to Bd, maize 4s 4d to 4s 6d, onions 3d to 4s, oats 2s 6d to 4s 9d, lucerne hay 4s 9d to 8s, oats bids 2/6 to 6/4, and other grains with mixed figures.
Sheep and lamb market at Homebush steadies with large flock entries. Sheep priced around 26 000 penned as lambs fetch strong bids. hoggets, ewes, and lambs move at varied rates from 4 to 10 shillings, with beef and bullock lots reaching up to 8 shillings.
The Full Court struck off the roll of solicitors the name of Harry Allixon Green after his conviction last year for fraudulently omitting to account for rust and related funds.
Squinvy Thursday report of a quarrel at Municipal Markets. Francesco Gangemi, 25, Italian fruit seller, allegedly wounded Edward Karl Bennetto with a penknife. The seven inch gash described, Gangemi brought before the court and remanded on bail.
Alfred Artal Stockbridge was found guilty at Parc Reamatta Quarter Sessions for breaking into and entering Derala railway station with intent to steal. Sentencing was deferred to tomorrow. Robert Stockbridge, his father, who pleaded guilty to a similar charge, will be dealt with then.
At Condobobig dance hall Thursday Robert Morton was struck in the hand during a fight and fell, sustaining grievous injuries. Police later arrested Jack Metterson on one charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm as investigators work to determine the course of events.
An explosion occurred when five plugs of gelignite were placed before a log fire in a shed. Tel Challis of the Public Works Department seized the box with one more plug and moved it to safety. His quick action likely prevented serious injury or loss of life to occupants while causing widespread alarm among nearby residents.
The anti war association reports forty three branches formed in New South Wales and plans an inter state conference on September 30. Most recruits come from Lang A L P and left wing associations surrounding the trade union movement.
Textile listing notes 30 inch double width twill flannelette in pink lemon apricot jade with 1/8 quality marks. Indicates stocktaking clearance and price segment B44 yard.
A fragmented ad lists double bed sheets pillow cases maids wool ribbed hose ladies wool vests and pyjamas in various colors and sizes, all offered as special or usually priced items with low sale rates. The page mentions Kingfisher wool and Finlay's sheeting in limited color options and low prices.
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