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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
1
Notice to trespassers on the Neurea Estate that shooters or others unauthorized on the property will be prosecuted. The statement is signed by A. Fuller, Neurea.
Mrs Katherine Mai Bowen was struck by a tram while crossing a street at Waverley Sydney early Thursday and died instantly. The accident occurred as she attempted to cross the road prompting local inquiries into tram safety measures.
Benjamin Franklin aged 41 or 42 faced Griminal Court in Adelaide on charges of embezzlement related to a broad trafficking claim within the Taxation Department. He alleged widespread trafficking among staff, with many officers already disciplined or convicted while others remain. The court paused as the charges prompted a likely thorough government inquiry into the misconduct and tax losses.
An attempt to derail a railway engine at Glebe used a concrete slab over a quarter ton placed on the rails. If successful the train would have plunged thirty feet into Darling Street. Authorities take the act seriously as other similar efforts have targeted suburban lines, aiming to undermine public confidence in railway management and manpower. Police monitor the situation as investigations proceed.
Sydney police grapple with a mass assault on Constable M. Smith as he tried to arrest a man at Ultimo. Eight friends allegedly attacked, the prisoner escaped, and three men were later arrested. Police pursue the remaining five and the escaped suspect.
Five destroyers recently launched by the British Government arrived in Sydney this morning and moored at Garden Island. A crew member dismissed rumors of any on board dissatisfaction as merely moonshine.
Government widens Inquiry into bread costs to four prices. If undue flour miller profits are found, immediate action will be taken to fix prices in the public interest.
A review of the year's activity shows the Sydney Stock Exchange closing tomorrow for the Xmas break with an average rise of about 30 percent across principal industrial and trading stocks. The survey highlights buoyant gains and broad participation among investors.
Michael Green was severely injured when a shoe store lift moved while he attempted repairs. He became trapped between the lift and wall, remained conscious, and directed rescuers after being freed. He smoked during the rescue efforts.
In the Quarter Sessions Appeal Court Judge Curlewis set aside the police court conviction of Councillor Edward Seymour Shaw, president of the Sutherland Shire. The charge involved a direct or indirect pecuniary interest in a transaction with the Shire, dismissed due to the circumstances and Shaw’s conduct and antecedents.
Final ballot figures show W. Orr defeating incumbent secretary Teece by a 1503 majority. Lang faction supporters vow to challenge the result. Teece and Lang allies face potential irregularity petitions and a possible reballot. Federal Labour figures hail Orr’s victory as a sign of growing influence in politics.
Notices indicate rubber stamps can be ordered with prices and particulars by applying at the Times Office.
A seasonal greeting from Harvey Brothers Jewelers and Opticians Wellington. Contact details include Phone 125 and mention of A. A. Harvey M.C.L Ltd Optometrist.
Stock market notes show 2600 head yarded with prices steady. Bulls ranged 6 to 10 pounds 10 shillings, cows 4 to 28 shillings 10 pence, best beef 31 shillings, good 28, medium 23, inferior 20. Sheep yarded 25,000 with firm prices. wethers 12 to 12/1, ewes 10 to 22, lambs 8 to 24, shorn sheep 7 to 16/11.
Sydney market report lists Tasmanian potatoes at 6 to 7 shillings, Vice torian 8 to 3 shillings 6 pence, Clarence River eggs at 4 shillings, butter 114/6, maize 4/4, oats 1/9 to 8 shillings, onions 3/6 to 5/6, wheaten 3/6 to 4/-, lucerne hay 2/5 by 4/3, wheat 2/9 to 2/10. Prices fluctuate with demand.
The body of Oscar Walton a 1947 year resident was found in the bush at Frenchs Forest last night near an abandoned motor car. He had been missing from Ro Vale since Tuesday night and bore a bullet wound to the head with a revolver beside him.
Final weep tances list for the Villiers find Sydney Cup event on Saturday and Tuesday next. Names include Bronze Tank Maghetic Milantheon Satmoth Tingalba Bill Wedgewomst Ranchero Wicklow Aussies Des tight Gloriale Lionhearted High Bog Tonehit Clever Fox Summer Cup Regal Sout Sat moth Whitsome Miramond Gippa land Mince Pie Nord Lionheartea Agincourt Elmaras Cherbourg Roxburgh Topical.
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