10 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented text appears to reference 1908 New York area and various names and places. The readable bits mention Dowie era references, chemical terms, and possible public notices or notices from local authorities. Precise event or action is unclear but indicates historical local documentation.
The Wellington School of Arta Hall will host a regional conference on Tuesday the 15th, with Hon. E.S. Spooner and other officials attending. The program includes civic welcome, formal discussions on the Farmers Relief Bill, a wreath ceremony at the Cenotaph, and a luncheon at the Golden Key, aiming to explain the act's impact on soldier settlers and farmers.
Representatives of ninety clubs including the New South Wales Golf Channel met Minister for Justice Startin seeking liquor licenses for clubs. One speaker argued licenses would boost government revenue and curb liquor smuggling to club lockers. The minister said he saw no objection if clubs comply, following police raids on several major sporting clubs statewide.
In Melbourne the Federal Arbitration Court heard that southern Europeans were being used on wharf work in preference to British workers. The network secretary claimed eleven men in the gang were southern Europeans, highlighting rivalry with Australians on assignment at the Sydney waterside.
Police trace nearly eight thousand Possum skins linked to a broad illicit trade. Investigations promise startling disclosures as prosecutions loom, with authorities envisioning wider chaos in the market upon revelations.
Patience Stiley of Glen Tines marked her 102nd birthday with a family gathering. Relatives note her longevity and cheerful spirit as they honor the occasion with warm wishes and memories stored over many years.
Sydney docket details Horice Charlee Percival charged with false pretences. He allegedly posed as a Good Tyre Company representative promising work in exchange for money. Police note similar offences in multiple districts and warn unemployed individuals of debt incurred while seeking work. Remanded until August 1.
Sydney Thurwilay cattle prices steady amid large yarding of 1747 head. Bullocks sold to 04, with good quality at 20 to 25 inedumn, inferior 247. Sheep yarded around 26,000 with wethers from 27/5 to 21, ewes 7/ to 21, shorn sheep 5/- to 1. Market remains firm across categories.
According to advice from Ayurey last night the German steamer Mosel bound from Australian ports to Thambung grounded near the Felaud of Perim at the entrance to the Red Sea. Seven hundred tons of flour had to be jettisoned before the vessel could be refloated. The action was necessary to save the ship from a greater disaster.
Sydney report says Ambrose Palmer defeated a coloured boxer Bott Richwrils in Brisbane last night. Palmer dominated from the start, taking control early and continuing the assault throughout the bout.
Harvey Brothers, prominent Wellington jewellers and opticians, run a full service jewelry and eyewear shop. The firm is known for watches, fittings, and eye care with a long local history. The advertisement highlights their range of products and professional optical services.
Recovery official says Mr Stevens Shraking on his tour of the southern state reports the Premier’s condition improving and government plans to extend galley aid. He notes bright prospects for primary industries with measures already granted and more actions to be taken as circumstances permit amid broad public welcome.
A hatch cover believed to belong to the lost collier Christina Fraser was found on the Tasmanian coast. No reason given why it would belong to the vessel. The report notes the find appears recent and may refer to the water’s edge.
The Church of England Men's Club heard RK 8 Taylor recount 18 years as a missionary in Papua New Guinea. He described population, customs, and the aim to adapt native practices for Christian living while maintaining traditions. He noted climate and white settlement, the roles of women and men, and ended with songs and thanks from Emanuel.
Printed for de 1. Brownhill and Sony at the Wellington Times on Wellington Street by J. D. Brownhill Warnest.
Prices quoted at the Sydney market cover a range of produce including Tasmanian potatoes at 8/6 to 19/6 and Vietnamese items to 40 105. Eggs fresh laid at 1/4 per dozen, butter 19/10, cheese 8d to bid, beef and pork goods listed with various bids, oats 4/1 to 2/11, onions and chaff noted, wheaten 1/6, lucerne hay and other feeds priced, with lucerne 20 to Wii and hay 3/8 to 8d 8.
Cloudy conditions dominate southern bharter districts with showers and snow on higher slopes. Elsewhere fine for now with cold nights and developing clouds. Winds from the north and west, fresh along the coast. Maximum temperature recorded as 5 degrees.
Sydney reports on potential mobile and broadcast telephone use with director Mr Brown hinting at future program delivery over wireless networks. The piece suggests revolutionary changes could follow, as authorities anticipate concrete plans and broader service deployment.
The Minister for Customs faces questions on introducing legislation to require electrical machines and apparatus imported to Australia to bear the country of production. Critics say the current practice hides origin, with calls to standardize labeling to address the issue and avoid confusion about where items are produced.
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