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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

4

Gilgandra Narrowly Misses Victory in Slow Bowling Test

In a Sunday cricket match Gilgandra battled Wellington with smart keeping by their rival, a vigilant slow bowler, and steady batting from Hickey and Cudden. Key moments included a tactical stumping, tight fielding, and a late stand by Ellsworth Wall to reach 16 not out as the innings closed not long before Wellington’s total.

Jack Gadden Hickey Ron Elseworth Wall Inez

He Was In A Fix In Court Over Truthful Testimony

A judge questions two collected witnesses in a tense scene. A nervous man admits he fears consequences from telling the truth. The exchange reveals concern over losing the cane as a brash warning echoes the scene.

Wellington and Wallington clash in hot day cricket at Gil

The Wellington side relied on Pat Rogers for success as Wallington dominated the attack. Six Wellington bowlers took turns though the heat, while Colts and Neurea at Rygate Park saw county lads hold the edge in a sun drenched match. Sam Downey and Fred Murphy depart, leaving vacancies as new players fill in.

Wallington Pat Rogers Wellington Gil Colts Neurea Rygate Park

Warning to Graziers on Night Transit to Sale Yards

At Pontures Protection last meeting Director A S Wheatley noted Section 54 of the Act bans driving to sale yards between sunset and one hour before sunrise without inspector or secretary consent. Penalty may reach £10. Prosecutions possible. focus on horse and vehicle drivers' compliance.

A. S. Wheatley

Taxpayers Group Laments Tax Burden in Australia

In Sydney the Taxpayers Association urged that over half of Australian taxes go to interest on loans. They claimed the annual interest bill totals £40,000,000, criticizing government expenditure and debt servicing.

Taxpayers’ Association Sydney Australia

Methods of Removing Moths and Protecting Clothing

The article discusses moth control methods for homes, noting insecticides such as pyrethrum, spraying, and fumigation with ether or prussic acid for badly infested items. It emphasizes airing treated articles and avoiding poison exposure, plus cold storage as a safe preserving method and a precaution to shake out apparel before summer.

Fumgating Company Scietice Imoae Egps

Ford Decentralizes Mass Production to Rustic Village Plants

Ford Motor Company expands beyond Rouge to fifteen plus small water powered plants along the Rouge and Haven Rivers. The village factories employ about 2,000 people, produced over 1.6 million in parts last year, and pay farmers and workers over 200 thousand in wages. Workers live nearby on small farms with electricity, self-owned cars, and local schools, promoting healthier communities and higher wages.

Rouge Haven Ford Company Wimer

Speaking at a function in Sydney last week

Mrs Humilin said during a Sydney function that shortening the working week would yield educational gains. She noted research under the Australian Council for Educational Research and urged preparation for the added learning time, stressing benefits for women and the workforce.

Sydney Humifin Australian Council For

Record Run Feats Astonish Cricket Fans In New Zealand Writings

The piece highlights striking cricket feats from C Cattell of Gol lan and W Deig at Fremauntle with ten wickets in an innings and twenty in a match. It notes Harderaf’s 240 not out for MCC in Sydney, plus a plan for a first test between South Ares and Australia. It also mentions college players returning home for Xmas and a radio broadcast of the Ball for Ball description. Finally it offers cricket season precautions and household insecticide advice for winter storage.

C. Cattell Gollan Bus Carroll Hare Wellington W Deig Fremauntle Hils Pat Harderaf MCC Sydney Sydney Cricket Ground South Ares Australia

Unclear Phrase Spurs Reprint of Aged Exchange

Fragmentary lines echo a quarrel with odd wording and punctuation. No clear names dates or places are readable to anchor a full reporting item. The text resembles a clipped dialogue or misread OCR from a historical page with no verifiable events.

Infested Sheep Reported at Coonamble Court

At Coonamble Police Court the manager of G. J. Wild Estate near Quambone was fined £1 with £4/10/6 costs for failing to give notice of infected sheep. Inspector Marin said sheep on the estate were badly infested with lice for about two months. The defendant claimed he was unaware such reporting was required and said the sheep were moved for shearing and were in scrub for weeks.

Coonamble G. J. Wild Estate Quambone Brock Marin PP. Board Crey

Ford plants along Huron River shape regional industry

The article notes 6000 acres along the Huron River used for grain products becoming Ford car parts. It cites 4000 lachels of soybeans produced on Ford farms and describes Waterford and Plymouth facilities employing skilled workers, producing measuring instruments, gages, dies, and a five horsepower turbo-electric generator for Ford plants.

Huron River Ford Waterford Plymouth Wave Ft Ik

NEXT PICK Film Star and the New Working Week

A dialog highlights film stars with layered talk about family and careers. It notes science and industry reshaping employment and hints at a shift toward shorter work weeks, mentioning the American Labor Bureau and a goal of 80 hours.

Hamb- Jin American Labor Bureau

Novel car by Reinhard draws attention for efficiency

Mr. 8 Reinhard of Coor amb le builds a novel car claimed to run 25 to 30 mph and cover 100 miles per gallon. It features a large wheel bow and a tread, a design claimed to resist turnover and provide smooth steering.

8. Reinhard Cooramble

Resourceful and Macpherson Match Ends In Quirky Finish

RESOURCEFUL and Macpherson were matched, and at the sixth the latter drove a beautiful ball straight up the fairway. Cohen followed, but went into the rough. After amiting willy he managed to get clear. "How many? queried the Scot. "Threw," replied Cohen. "Why TL counted ton mate," roared Mac.

Macpherson Cohen Willy Mac Caheny Amy Sorat Ill & Grove Sivalee

Automobile drivetrain description with small parts note

A fragment describes a vehicle engine and drive system. It mentions a Villlow engine, a galvanised ironrove lug frame, an 18 inch pneumatic tyre, a 13 inch specification, a counter shaft driven by a bolt, and a wear base impression. The text is garbled and has missing context.

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