05 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
1
The Genial Criminal Court resumed the murder case of Chewleied Palusson aged 1 yenes alleging wuetai of Leelie Gordon jiwr. The defendant denied being at Tok ys abode when the shooting occurred claiming it was accidental and that she felt worried by the tie with her mother.
A terse warning posted about trespassing on the Nanima Estate. The notice, signed by B. Barton, emphasizes respect for persons and property, warning that entry is not permitted without authorization.
Federal Labor members held a farewell dinner for Mr Scullin on the eve of his retirement from party leadership. Speakers praised his parliamentary leadership and resilience through difficult times, while Mr Curtin praised his successor’s capability and the party as a whole noted Scullin’s health and retirement.
The shipping strike threatens widespread disruption as General Motors Holden's Ltd in Adelaide warns production must be eased due to inability to ship goods east. About 1000 workers face reduced hours and possible layoff, with up to 500 at risk if the strike persists, while other firms anticipate similar strain on their starts and expansions.
Forecast notes cloudy conditions over coast and adjacent high lands with showers mainly in the northeast and southeast corners. Some heavy falls likely with a tendency toward thunder showers and isolated squalls to the northeast. Mists in ranges, otherwise mild and fine with warm day temperatures and cool breeze. Winds variable from southeast to northeast in the west and freshening.
The emergency committee of the Australian Congress of Trade Unions moves toward a conference to unify unions affected by the seamens strike. While life hope remains for a settlement, workers demand improved wages and penalties within the new award. Prime Minister Lyons postpones action on the Transnart Workers Act until after talks, urging early settlement and warning against disrupting shipping. Australasian Steamship Owners Federation refuses a union request to alter the shipping hold up, fearing arbitration would hinder their position.
At Homebush today 2700 head penned with cattle dearer Bullocks 6 to 6 Cows 4 to 9 top beef 37s good 82s medium 28s Infering 24s Sheep 12,000 penned with market dearer 6d to 1 extra. Wool and lambs mixed bids 40s to £2 for swes B to 19s Lambs 18s6d to 26s.
The document outlines upcoming fixtures for the Far Western Bowling Association pennant competition. It names GRADE matchups with dates and venues including Dubbo, Wellington, Mudgee, Narromine, Gilgandra, and Narromine and specifies locations such as Dubbo and Mudgee for January and February games.
The Arbitration Court and the Moving Cooks Bakers and Butchers' Union endorsed the seamen's attitude at yesterday's meeting and pledged full support. The James Patrick Co announced plans to crew ships with volunteers, sparking fears of waterfront clashes though past actions caused no disturbances.
Unions leadership reject the government ultimatum and warn the aim to force licenses for seamen. Dr S Johnson, NISAV secretary, says members should see the error in striking and retract. He notes the introduction of licenses remains possible if grievances justify action.
The notice names the printer J. J. Brownhill & Sons and the office in Wellington run by Percy Sweel and J. D. Brownhill Warnesst, indicating publication details for the Wellington Times.
Sydney reports the wheat bill advancing after debate in the House of Representatives. Clayle questions government failure to set up safeguards urging Commonwealth Bank support. Critics warn millers and agents may inflate costs, while Lazcarini notes major wheat states could be affected. Beasley and Harrison criticize haste and confusion as farmers hope for relief. The bill moves forward.
Prices for Tas potatoes range from 80 shillings to unspecified, North Coast 5 shillings ex, cheese standard up to 1 pound, butter 12 shillings, honey 42 pence, grains and vegetables with varied shillings and pence, onions 8 shillings, millet 20 to 25 shillings, dhal wheat 4 shillings 3 pence to 4 shillings, oats 6 to 4 shillings, corn 4 to 7 pence, hay 4 shillings 6 pence to 7 shillings 6 pence.
Teams listed include Toth versus Mudges at Dubbo and Wallington facing Gilgandra at Gilzan teas Machath. Narvomine battles Welling ton at Wellington with Gilgandra hosting Mudgee and Dubbo clashing Narvorvines.
Population of Australia as at 30 September 1935 was 6 734 771, a gain of 45 813 over the previous year. Commentators note the increase is encouraging yet small given Australia’s vast area and immigration pressures. They urge opening doors to British immigrants or accelerating domestic population growth.
Tasman flier offers services to locate a missing airman believed lost after a polar expedition to the South Pole. The Australian government has been notified by cable from Sydney via The Terman Mier and W M O’Hare in New Zealand. Faint wireless messages suggested he may have forced down, with no further news in days.
Three 13 year old boys from Bexley were badly burned when blasting powder exploded at an old quarry. Walter Masters Oswald Huckstepp and Leslie Iltord were near a bag of powder. one boy lit a match triggering the blast. They were rushed to hospital in a flaming, shocked state as neighbours gathered and police began inquiries.
Fragmentary sentences discuss unconfirmed reports about a Commonwealth Government search party. The text questions whether the expedition will be able to proceed given difficulties and uncertainty. Excerpts show disconnected phrases rather than a complete account.
An offer proclaims tailored suits to measure with delivery guarantees if ordered today. It promotes a free hat for men and lists prices from a4/ eS. A special includes two tubes of Quibb's Dental Cream and a toothbrush, marketed as exclusive.
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