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Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 22, 1932

Page

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Presentation to Bro J C Davey at Wellington Lodge

Protestant Alliance members and Wellington Lodge 82 honor Bro J C Davey for 17 years as Lodge secretary. Speakers praise his faithful service, recall predecessors, present a book cabinet to him and gifts to his wife, and note his planned resignation to enable a younger member to carry on.

W.D.M Bro T. G. Adlingson School of Arts Bro. Davey Bros. A V. Brown W. Hi Thewald Davey A. EB. Rose Eric Collins W. G. Ruse J. Bere Ile Price Tess Hena Fitty Purch W.M D. Gibson Leialni Aick Grant Lodge

War Condemned Cost of Armaments Address Sydney Lyons

Prime Minister Lyons urged public cooperation for the League of Nations Unions in Australia. He condemned war as a mobilization of the whole population and warned that peace still costs the world 850 million pounds annually for armaments, fueling fear and war.

Sydney Munlay Mr. Lyons Poport League of Nations My. Lyons

Tasmania Textile Workers Strike Over Wage Restore Plan

In Launceston Tas, textile workers reject the employers offer to restore half the arbitration wage cut. Despite initial hesitance to strike, agitation pushes a general strike aiming to regain prior conditions. The outcome remains uncertain as workers maintain their stance against compromise.

Launceston Tasmania

Retain Lottery Movement Formed in Sydney Domain

A meeting in the Sydney Domain strong protested the attempt to abolish the State lottery. Secretary of the movement Mr Meai spoke in favor of continuing the lottery, arguing hospitals would close without it and that the Australian Amusement and Sports Science League would oppose interference with Sunday sport such as tennis.

Sydney Yes Cenlry Meai Aquntralian Amusement and Sports

Railway Wages Cut Ten Percent in Federal Award Accord

The Board of Transport Commissioners, under Minister M Ff Broxner, orders a 10 percent wage reduction for railway and related workers under Federal awards. The cut, effective from yesterday, targets locomotive enginemen, professional officers, and others with base wage and hours preserved, affecting about 28,000 NSW transport employees. Cost savings amount to about £10,000 yearly on railways and £20,000 yearly on tramways, with potential further cuts if federal support follows.

M. Ff. Broxner Board of Transport Commissioners Railway Raiway Rou Australian Railway Union Department of Transport New South Wales

Woman Killed in Sydney Car Crash Monday Night

In Ayidney, Mrs Ellen Tougherty aged 55 died from injuries after a car mounted the Tootath at Homebush last night. Albert Fietcher, 21, fatally injured when his motorcycle collided with a ewe at Bankown. Richard Gorst, 32, of Goulburn, burned to death when his car overturned near Robertson before bursting into flames. Several others were injured in a crash between Albury and Junit twenty.

Sydney Ayidney Yeseriay Ellen Tougherty Homebush Albert Fietcher Bankown Rtichard Gorst Goulburn Robertson Nunes Vieting Albury Junit Tenty

Graziers Meet to Demand Reductions in Charges

A Goondi-Windi graziers meeting on Monday unanimously urged suspending all pastoral awards except shearing, abolishing fund taxes, removing political exchange rate costs, cutting labour and port dues, and sharply reducing railway freights on wool and stock. They warn adjustments cannot be immediate by the government.

Brisbane Goondi- Windi

State Lottery Number 71 Drawn In Sydney

The lottery draw in Sydney announces Number 71 with prizes listed in order. Director Mr. Whidden says no one can be guaranteed a specific number in upcoming draws and notes current constraints from the Premier, implying the seventy fourth lottery may never occur and permissions are required for future draws after the seventy second.

Sydney Whidden Han

Dates of 1932 regional shows and fairs list

The document lists show dates across New South Wales towns in 1932. Grenfell on August 2 and 24. Young on August 31 and September 1. Murrumburrah on September 6 and 7. Rookwood? on September 8 and 9. Cowra on September 4 and 14. Cundngindra on September 20 and 24. Quandialla on September 28. Bribbaree on October 6. Dabo on August 24. Lake Cargelligo on August 24 and 25. Augurie on August 31. West Wyalong on September 7. Harmedman on September 34. Temora on September 20 to 22. Barellan on September 28. Hillston on September 28 and 29. Ardlethan on October 5. Ariah Park on October 12. Griffith on October 18 and 19. Coolamundra on October 25 and 26.

Grenfell Young Murrumburtah Roorowa Cowra Cunowindra Quandialla Bribbaree Dabo Lake Cargellivo

Bowling club awaits warm weather for early summer restart

Best Box Firewood and White and Taplin listed contact details. The bowling green has been top dressed and members of the car club await sunny days to restart the old game this summer.

Brownhill Printing Notice From Wellington Timex Office

Printed for J. D. Brownhill & Sons at the Wellington Timex Office Percy Street Wellington by J. D. Brownhill Warne Street Wellington.

J. D. Brownhill & Sons Wellington Percy Street J. D. Brownhill Warne Street Welington

Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady in Sydney Market

Market report shows cattle and sheep unmoved in Sydney as prices range across quality grades. Records note totals and price bands with numbers like 4 to 30 shillings, with best stock around 24 to 28s, and quoted mutton and ewe figures reflecting stable demand.

Prices at Sydney produce sale reveal mixed Tasmanian and local goods

Commercial price list from Sydney produce sales shows Tasmanian potatoes at 6/6 and 7d, onions at 2A, maize 48 to 0/35, lucerne 4/3 to 6/-, wheat 4/0 to 3/10, honey and other items listed with varying shillings and pence.

Sydney Tasmanian

Harvey Brothers Jewelers and Opticians Welling On Tarvey

Harvey Brothers jewelers and opticians of Welling engage in an optometric matter involving A. A. Tarvey and Sola. The case touches on eyewear services and optical duties within the local trade.

Polson Case Remanded Over Slaying Policemen

William Olson, a horse trainer, appeared at Central Court charged with fatally striking Constables Joseph Metlunn and Clifford James Buck on Harbour Bridge on August 5 and driving dangerously. He was remanded until August 10 when an inquest is expected to proceed.

Sydney Mundy William Olson Central Court Joseph Metlunn Clifford James Buck Harbour Bridge Polson

Not Accepted Challenge Debate Over NSW Subdivision

Colonel Munro secretary of the United Country Party said the challenge issued on behalf of Drummond minister for education to debate subdivision of New South Wales was declined by Mr Gordon Bennett president of the Chamber of Manufacturers.

Sydney Colonel Munro United Country Party Chamber of Manufacturers Gordon Bennett Drummond New South Wales

One Brother Killed and Other Seriously Injured in Balmain Crash

A head on collision on Eliott Street Balmain involved a tram and a motorcycle. Alfred Cecil Duffy aged 20 from Camperdown was thrown under the tram and died en route to hospital. His brother Peter Duffy aged 23 was seriously injured and admitted to Balmain Hospital.

Eliott Street Balmain Alfred Cecil Duffy Camperdown Vws Peter Duffy Balmaint

Five Dock woman killed by motor car in Sydney suburb

The forecast noted cool, cloudy weather with scattered showers and fresh north winds. Mrs. Jane Ann Tait, 75, of Five Dock, was killed instantly when a motor car ran over her at Lyne Street and Hampton Road, Sunday near noon, as the sun showed.

Jane Ann Tait Souther Nordletrie Te Lyne Street Hampton Dee Five Dock

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. McLeod Ltd West Royal Exchange Assurance Dobbie’'S Pharmacy A. Shineberg M.P.S A.lf Nanima Crescent Thane Yeron R. . B. Barton Nanina D. H. Barton Ace. Fuller Nevrea Hing Valley Parkes Road E. Finch Drcer Sewing Machine CO Ante Ryan Clive Street Murray Bros Undertakers Larcombe Monumental Works Mauglin St Rey Optical Service Wilmot Fong Lee & CO C.J. Shakespeare Dunboydney Singleton Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia Wellington Lodge J. C. Davey Harvey Brothers Opticians A.A. Tarvey Sola, Optometelit G. W. Griffiths Ugf Glover C McManun M.P. Wellington Percy Streat Sahil Biack Goltb White
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