14 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1933
Page
1
Ips Children brow Up Strong and Healthy report discusses health authorities and local efforts to improve child health and welfare. Mentions programs, preventive care, nutrition and vaccination, and community actions to support families and reduce illness.
A chemist asserts an unclear research path involving the cited institutions and terms. the report notes ambiguous terminology and requests for clarification from the laboratory team.
Entries received for the Wellington Jockey Club Cup meeting on August 22 and 23 show about 18 horses per race. Nominations span OPENING HANDICAP MAIDEN HANDICAP SPRING HANDICAP FIRST TRIAL MACQUARIE HOUSE WELTER FLYING HANDICAP and more with many familiar horse names and several clubs and owners eager for a strong meeting.
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Thomas Wright suffered serious injuries when his bicycle collided with a motor car on a sharp bend on Mountain Road near Howenfels. He died shortly after admission to hospital. Details are incomplete but the accident occurred on a sharp bend in the road.
Sydney report shows Mr Trethowan says no composite Federal Ministry while no tariff policy accord exists between United Australia Party and United Commonwealth. Lyons Government backed by UAP yet tariff board inquiry and approval block fusion, UCP claims policy not electorally presented, unity remains illusory.
A three vehicle crash on the Warren road near Nyngan left middle aged driver Richard Skuse dead and several others injured including Keith Barlow and Carol Guynsey. The car owned by Nyngan mechanic Farlow rolled several times before stopping. An intoxicated Nyngan passenger escaped serious harm after leaping from a moving train at Warren station. A similar near miss occurred when a Narromine girl narrowly avoided injury leaving the brain at Narromine last night.
Mr T Nance chief officer of New South Wales Fire Brigade says the Sydney fire brigades are so efficient that if members are not leaving the station the reasons for any delay are investigated immediately after an emergency call is received in twelve seconds.
The inter State football carnival in Victoria caused a loss of over one thousand pounds due to disappointing attendances. The code is strong in Victoria but largely unplayed in other states.
Entry letters indicate a high standard for the Town Club championships starting August 20. Knockout format with B and C grade events for singles and doubles. entries close August 1 with secretary L W Ling Wellington 10. Draws to appear in Times and practice totals exceed three hundred across sessions.
A meeting of the Agricultural Bureau will be held at Windora School at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon. After the opening remarks by officers, Mr. Ben Arthur will deliver a lecture on wheat varieties using King and Nilawa as examples for comparison.
Labour MP George Lambert warns that if eastern states fail to acknowledge WA difficulties he may back a move to seize Fremantle Customs Office. He says action could be hostile but necessary to show Canberra that WA defends its people and sovereignty.
The Australian Country Party says a special committee nine months ago studied wool industry issues and reports show wool prices vs. iron, fencing wire and other goods have diverged since 1914 to 1998, urging urgent reform. Policy calls tariff relief, tariff alignment with exchange movements, land tax abolition, sales tax cuts, and tax relief for rural incomes.
Harvey Brothers, a premier jeweller and optician, operates in Wellington offering eyewear and jewelry services. Wellington A. Harvey, an optometrist, is associated with the firm, providing professional eye care and corrective lenses.
The owner of a house reported disruption by raiding men after women hired part of the premises weeks earlier and locked it. Investigators later arrested two men in Sydney on charges related to a sweeping wholesale robbery, described as one of the greatest in recent years. The scheme appeared systematic, with offerings likely spanning a long period.
About thirty Iawarra miners gathered at Figtree yesterday to discuss the Miners Federation finances and the Lang newspaper Labor ily. No incidents marked the meeting, and after brief remarks the group agreed to adopt Central Council recommendations to safeguard and secure Federation funds.
Prices quoted today include potatoes Taamanian 8 to 74 Victorian 5/3 to 5th emga new laid 1/1 one 114 ka 1-4 butter 187/10 oats 2/1 to 2/11 chaff wheaten 3/8 to By hay outen 4/- to 5/ lucerne 4/0 to D/6 wheat 3/4 to 3/7.
The cattle market showed a shade better trade with 1360 head sold. Bullocks ranged from £7 to £13, sows £5 to £10, best beef about 40s, good quality 40s, medium 27s, inferior to 3s. Sheep 24,000 penned with wethers 28s to 28s, ewes 7s to 21s, lambs 6d to 24d, shorn sheep 8d to 18d.
Forecasts show cloudy conditions with scattered showers mainly in northern island areas and along the coast. Frosts and fogs on Anklelands with fresh south west winds on the coast and southeast to northeast inland. Temperature at 2 45 today reached 59 degrees. Tennis terms and weekly cash rates appear from V C Laram at Tasmaar Railio.
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