06 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1937
Page
1
Notice warns that shooters or trespassers on the Neurea Estate will be prosecuted without regard to any permissions. Spencer Maddrell signs on February 26, stating trespassers on Katella will be prosecuted.
In Sydney on Monday, the New South Wales vice consul for Japan said Japan bears no unfriendly intent toward Australia and sees no reason why bilateral friendship cannot be enhanced. He arrived in Sydney and stressed continued cordial relations.
Messrs C C Lagzarini MLA Marrickville and B Heffron MLA Botany have left the ALP selection ballot for the next election but require enforcement from the Local Electoral Council. They may face opposition from the Lang Party in the contest.
A. McConochie reports that trespassers caught on Glen Mitchell will face prosecution. The notice emphasizes enforcement and warns against further unlawful entry. Authorities urge property owners to report incidents and provide details for action.
Sydney police reported the body of Michael Ready or Reidy, 48, of Leichhardt, found in the Murrumbidgee near Narrandera. Suspected murder after entrance to the water around eight days earlier. medical exam indicated injuries.
William Graham, a labourer and English migrant, arrives in Australia and is charged at the city watchhouse with murdering John Thomas Demsey. This marks the third test in connection with the crime.
Budiey O’tien of Winds Geoge Scoot was charged at Contra Palace Station with murdering his 20 year old wife Margaret O’Brien. The body was found in a wick in park. O’Brien showed signs of distress and did not apply for bail, with a court appearance at central cost pending. Court attendees included his mother and father.
A terrifie storm drenched Taree last night, producing five inches of rain in 45 minutes and a 75 mph wind. In minutes main street became a lake and the town was left in darkness as lightning struck trees and wireless poles and damaged the electric fixby.
An Air Force Hawker Demon overturned on landing near Frampton after a service flight from Melbourne to Cootamundra. Flying Officer Jack Frederick Fallon was killed and Leading Aircraftman FitzGerald suffered serious burns. The incident occurred as the aircraft tried to touch down in fading light, with a farmer flagging attention to a paddock to aid the emergency.
A vehicle crash on the Main Western Highway 38 miles from Grenfell and 1.25 miles from Careqabal left Edward John Newland 27 a motor salesman, his brother Wal lop Henry Newland, and David Campbell injured. the car overturned four times and ended 90 feet from the road. Edward John Newland died of injuries.
Printing details show J D Brownhill and Bons for the Wellington Times printed on Percy Street Wellington by F W Brownhill Warnest. The note records the publisher and printing house location without additional events.
The Wellington Tennis Club outlines postponements for the men’s doubles, shift to Tuesday night, and mixed doubles on Wednesday at 7.15, with entries limited to 18 pairs under the American system. Ladies doubles entries now open for November 15, and a new night tournament secretary, Mr. McKander, is appointed.
Dudley Lorraine O Brien and wife Mupaye were connected to a Parramatta murder. The 22 year old pastrycook was remanded at the city court on December 14 after the alleged murder of his wife whose body was found in a paddock near Liverpool on November 23.
A fire at Sydney Branewick woollen mills on Dawson Street left rooms partly filled with petrol and smoke in a confusing scene. The All State Lottery numbers 13039 were drawn as the blaze raged, with first prize and second prize among numbers noted. Police scenes and firefighting efforts disrupted by the incident, with evidence of incendiary action under investigation.
The Rev Alfred Bingley of Bathurst sought £200 from Jack Wolfe over a Sunday football match on May 23. Bingley argued the court should rule for him after a prior test case, asking for a non-suit. Wolfe’s counsel opposed. The case proceeded amid ongoing legal arguments.
A fragmentary rural wheat market list shows prices for barley oats and wheat with mixed figures and notes on bagged goods. The unreadable OCR includes inconsistent dates and entries, but references to prices per bushel and varying lots indicate a routine market pricing update.
A man named C. Shawnahan reportedly shot himself in Centennial Park. His body was found with two bank paw beok showing a balance of £703 and traces of a pocket coat being collected. the note mentions cost of fuseems and disposal of his property, indicating possible suicide and unclear circumstances.
Anil Fourth Pride Nir ADBUS traveled to Darlinghurst where the next lottery's drawing is planned for Thursday nights.
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