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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1933
Page
5
A worker letter argues the Wellington council should start roadwork soon, warning that delaying the project will force longer hours and lower pay. The writer fears extended confinement to local jobs and higher wages for others, urging immediate action.
A letter from W Allen, Secretary of the Woolgrowers Association, warns that a reduction in the exchange rate could devastate export industries. He argues the current price improvements are fragile and that saving costs and avoiding tariff cuts are essential to prevent a collapse of wool exports and higher prices domestically.
The article surveys motorist signals at intersections, automatic gates at an English show, and NAMLA appeals for funds for road work. It links labor issues with car production, tariff debates, and rising police statistics on traffic offenses in England and Wales. It also reports on road detours, safety inspections, and a New York vehicle tax proposal amid global motoring concerns.
A Rome report from the International State of Agriculture warns of 1982 wheat production near 18 million tons with Danubian regions contributing about 12 million. The article notes Australia and Canada expanding exports while several nations shift from importer to exporter, urging restraint to avoid overproduction and mark shifts in global grain markets.
Fragmentary text appears unreadable with missing names dates places or events. No clear person or organization can be identified for a concise bound headline and summary.
An old style advertisement extols Creme Charmoun as a youth preserving cream. It claims the product removes tan and ages from the skin, promises a dramatic effect, and promotes a double size jar priced at eight shillings and eight pence. The copy emphasizes affordability and instant results.
The Catholic Club calls for nominations for a member to be selected at the morning meeting in the coming weeks. All members of the club are urged to attend tomorrow night’s gathering as attendance is expected to be large. A planned Mock Wedding and Banquet will be staged by members and featured as a highlight of the event.
Wellington wins at the Wellington Show of Arts with players from Dubbo, led by R Howell as a notable winner. The evening featured several draws and mentions of Powell and Oakes, concluding with plans for upcoming visits and mutual sport goodwill between Wellington and Dubbo clubs.
The 190th annual Western District Golf Association championship, staged during a week end at Bathurst, drew competitors from across the West. Notable results include A Tremain of Georie beating Gordon 10 up and a four ball bogey win by Rumney of Wellington and Varkin. At the association meeting, officers were elected and next year’s Western District Championship set for Thubba, with sectional titles to be contested across Oringo Pavkex and Gilgandea.
Executive committee of the Postal Sunday School Movement expresses thanks to the country and outlines plans to reach children in remote areas. Free literature will be sent to suitable districts, with modest contributions welcomed to fund outreach. Address inquiries to Portal Sunday School Mission Sydney.
In a tense scene Kitty, Margaret, and David clash over a costly pale ice frock. Kitty insists on delivery money and independence while Margaret maneuvers to shield Kitty from a bankruptcy reveal. David arrives worried, hints at Kitty’s secret woes, and the room exposes a torn Jol in photograph and a disrupted bedroom.
Margaret and David fear Kitty vanished with money as they debate who bears responsibility. The dialogue shows anxiety over Kitty s fate and whether any funds exist to aid her return. Rodney and Adam discuss actions, while Marwaret contemplates the burden of an unspoken trouble.
A rhythmic, playful editor’s chant urges precise writing and careful editing. The verse-like lines celebrate refining copy, spelling, kernel lines, and the daily grind of producing a newspaper. It underscores the craft of boiling text to a clean finish.
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