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Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 21, 1933

Page

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Notice to Trespassers at NEAREA ATE

Notice warns trespassers on NEAREA ATE that they will be prosecuted without reprieve. A E Fuller, Nearea, is referenced as responsible for enforcement. The notice mentions trespassing and potential legal action, with terse wording suggesting formal reporting or identification of offenders.

R. C. B. Barton H. Barton Nearea Parsons A. E. Fuller Fayiot Narrogat Ita Resport Lin Persona BB Smivil

Chemist Glover’s Pharmacy GW Grimms WA Shineheng

The note cites several chemists including Glover's Pharmacy in GW Grimms and WA Shineheng with Lite Dabbied Chemist. It lists locations and names, implying a network of druggists referenced in the historical page.

Cattle Market Improves as 2000 Head Yarded at Homebush

Prices for cattle rose in Sydney on Monday as about 2 000 head were yarded at Homebush. Bullocks sold from £7 13s to £13, cows from £6 to £10, quality ranged from fair to good, sheep averaged around £1 0s to 8d, and pigs and calves showed modest activity with prices steady overall.

Sydney

Sydney Produce Prices Report From Tullawinge Market

Commercial listing from Sydney market notes price ranges for potatoes Tasmanian and Vie Jovian, eggs various varieties, onions, lucerne hay and other feeds. Prices shown as shillings and pence per unit with brief quality notes and date context.

Sydney Moniay Tasmanian Bay Maine Whenton Lucerne Hay Saton

Disunity of United Parties Cloud Federal Crisis

Sydney observers foresee a stormy budget session as the Government faces continued critique from the Country Party. Local Federal MP Mr. Thorby plans adjournment to express anti taxation sentiment and disclose complaints. Despite tensions, an early election remains unlikely and the Government is expected to retain a majority. A separate report notes the recovery of Rob Graham's body from Sydney Harbour after his disappearance.

Sydney Country Party Thorby Calure House of Representatives Altough Intervat

Causes of Crime Linked to Immorality and Drink

Detective Sergeant Lawrence of the CLE blamed failed home training for crime, citing Methodial Church members in Kurri Kuwri warning against dance halls gambling and immoral literature. He linked drink to grave offenses including the murder of four youths.

Sydney Lawrence CLE

Harvey Brothers Jewelers and Opticians Ad

Harvey Brothers, jewelers and opticians, anunc announce A A Harvey as optometrist and store continue service. Local shop offers eyewear, lenses and eye exams.

Daring Thieves Steal £1000 in Sydney Liquor and Tobacco

Daring thieves decamped with about 1000 pounds in liquor and tobacco from a city iron store during the weekend. Several men are believed to be involved, with the gang said to have entered on Sunday morning and began packing the goods once police weekend laws ended. Officials are astounded by the audacity of the operation.

Sydney Moniuy

Body of Man Found While Girls Gather Ferns

Two girls gathering ferns in Merewether, Newcastle yesterday uncovered a man’s body hidden in thick vegetation. He wore clothing resembling that of a man reported missing in the previous year, and the scene suggested possible exposure to disinfectant nearby. The finding prompts police to investigate the circumstances and identify the deceased.

Sydney Newcastle

Boy Pianist Under Court Order In Australia

The High Court, before Mr Justice Dixon, continued the order nisi on a bid from the boy pianist Phil Harrave’s mother Mrs Margaret Marston. Respondents argued the boy could depart Australia only with High Court permission. The case, involving Misa Garnaut as guardian, hinges on future High Court proceedings and potential further orders.

Sydney Monitay High Court Yilten Phil Harrave Australis Justice Dixon Margaret Marston Nicholas Misa Garnaut Leagher Intie

Car Stolen Suspects Flee Across Parramatta District

An early morning car theft led to a sensational police chase. A revolver fired in the air failed to stop the pursuit as the car rammed tyres and officers at Parapmady. Constable Newton escaped injury, and a mobile manhunt followed including searches of premises and arrests at Leichhardt and the Parramatta District Hospital area.

Sydney Newton Pike Parramatta Jutro Leichhardt

Think and Work for the Burrene oie Dam TL

Fragmentary notice urges actions for the Burrene Oie Dam TL project with unclear beneficiary details. Readable elements reference local infrastructure work and potential benefits but lack concrete dates or authorities. Further text needed for precise summary.

Died Last Night Mayor of Newcastle Sydney

Newcastle NSW mayor Alderman W H Sheddon died after a major operation late last night aged 70. He was popular across sections and his demise is deeply regretted.

Sydney Moniay W. H. Sheddon Newcastle

Bank Officials Seek Better Conditions

Sydney reports that the Bank Officers Association has served a counter claim on the banks seeking increased wages and improved working conditions after wage cuts. The action reflects the broader aim to restore and potentially improve conditions for bank staff amid economic pressures.

Sydney Bank Officers' Association

Court to decide on action after derailed incident

The Railway and Tramway Salar ed Officers Association said legal proceedings would be summoned shortly against Railway Commissioners over measures taken against some staff in relation to the recent Bowning derailment. Several workers were injured in the derailment.

Sydney Railway and Tramway Salared Officers’ Association

Two Up School Raided by Police Identifies Clothed Group

Police raid targets a two up gathering across Cook River as officers describe multiple individuals fully clothed and resisting. unclear details released, with authorities confirming actions taken at the scene.

Sydney Cook's River

Weather Forecast For Far West And Northern Regions

Forecast calls for pine in the far west with showers in the north and along slopes. Sloudy conditions persist with a later move to southern border districts. Initial mild air gives way to cold southerlies and snow on southern highlands. local 2.30 pm temperature read 61 degrees.

Doctor Found Dead In Sydney Hotel Inquest Rules Death By Own Action

In Sydney an inquest into the death of Doctor Harold West Hodgeon aged 56 at a hotel on Elizabeth Street found death by own action. His widow testified he had hinted at self harm mentioning a death by own action in a prior conversation. She recalled his request for her to drive a drink which she refused and he later consumed poison and died. The verdict was death by own action.

Sydney Harold West Hodgeon Elizabeth Street Willy Hee

Wellington Times Advert From Brownhill Firm

Printed for TD Brownhill and Sons in Wellington by Wellington Times. The notice lists address at Percy Street and names Brownhill and Warnest.

Td, Brownhill & Sons Wellington Times Percy Street Wellington Brownhill, Warnest

DOLE SCHEME Rejected by Lithgow Unemployed Meeting

A meeting of about 500 unemployed at Lithgow yesterday rejected the work for the dole scheme recently introduced by the Government. The Lithgow group refused to cooperate, challenging how the policy can continue if others elsewhere work for it.

Sydney Lithgow

Douglas System Spreading Like Fire in Meeting Notes

Douglas Social Credit association leaders claim the movement is the greatest since the birth of Christianity with Barclay Smith praising its scope and B S Allen urging its rapid spread. Observers see growing traction especially in the metro area and expect broader acceptance as improvements occur, potentially sidelining other proposed systems.

Sydney Douglas Social Credit Association Barclay Smith 8. P. Allen Douglas

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