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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions names and places in unclear context. It lacks coherent events or dates but preserves several proper nouns and potential local references. The readable portions suggest a miscellaneous listing or notice style rather than a single clear story.
Elizabeth schemes to avert exposure as Barry closes in while Algy and Aly plot a swift exit to New York or Mexico. She influences Aly and faces Barry’s suspicions, hoping to safeguard her future amid a tense cross country journey aboard the westward train.
A fragmentary note titled The Country Party Activities references supplies and local group actions. It presents limited readable items and hints at organized events, with no clear dates or full participant lists available from the existing text.
The Country Party and opposition in the House pressed for sewer tax reform and income tax relief. A government amendment reduced incomes by weekly amounts and lowered proposed increases, while the Country Party secured further cuts for various income brackets, changing the tax landscape significantly.
A critique of Labor policy during wartime economics, detailing dissension in caucus over re opening credit and the ill effects on farmers, storekeepers, and workers. Government actions are criticized for delaying inflation relief, reducing expenditure, and pressuring the Commonwealth Bank to curb savings. Unemployment rises amid a costly policy struggle. The Labour Daily notes opposition within Labor to neglect of fiscal policy while calls grow to lower prices through monetary tightening.
A stream of consciousness piece features a narrator arguing with Puck over literature and belief. The text weaves in Bram Stoker, doubts about pedagogy, and reflections on religion, rationality, and metaphysical questions. The speaker debates with Puck, seeking restraint and clarity amid chaotic musings.
The Public Health Department outlines a Venereal Diseases Division led by Dr Cooper Booth to combat syphilis and gonorrhea. The director’s report estimates thousands daily affected in New South Wales, and the article promotes wartime public health propaganda including routine blood tests and prenatal treatment to prevent congenital syphilis.
Local shop announces a wide selection of rubber stamps with varying designs and prices. Customer can apply discounts and inquire about custom orders.
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