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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
1
A ministerial committee reviewed emergency relief payments as the 11 per cent subsidy to wages under the relief scheme was set to extend beyond January 1. Cabinet discussed workers employed under the program, with total figures around 25,295 at end November dropping to about 24,600, and plans to consolidate the relief effort.
Consul General Ger ermal states China can absorb more Australian wool and agricultural goods. He notes expansion of Australia China trade as a main aim and predicts bright prospects for trade growth. He cites existing textile mills in Shanghai Hankow and inland China and stresses studying position to expand demand.
Ml norsons found trespassing and fil, Nmuinia will he prosecuted without rexpect to pecxina. Barton.
A boy died after a motor collision in Sydney on Thursday near a jaley tin where a woman traveling with a child collided with a bus. Mervyn Evain, aged 100, died later in hospital from severe injuries. a 90-year-old was critically injured. Police say the victim was attended by constables at the scene.
Sydney reports the Brisbane Adelaide steeplechase winner as R Ancett. The committee noted the handicap could not be reduced with 200 meters to go, and the race result stands despite late contention.
Premier My Dunstan responding to a deputation said the government will act to prevent Boots Chain Drug Stores from establishing chemists in Vietnam. He asserted decisive steps will be taken to curb foreign retail entry in the sector.
A record price and strong demand marked the wool sale at Dunedin with quality leading the bids. Typan led the bid, while the Continent and America showed broader activity and Russia bought some lots. A New Zealand season record was set for half bred wool at 264d.
Herbert Gus endured a gelignite blast at Contensacy District Bridleworks Belmore He was placed near a hot gelignite stick when the charge detonated He was stunned and thrown from a ledge fifty feet from the pit bottom He escaped with slight injuries.
A Commission of Inquiry into a 19th century explosion near Tetilice Sanow concluded that the fatal blast may have been caused by a misstep or accident rather than fire, with six miners killed and others trapped at the Prokopeval mine site as floodwaters prevented rescue.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Percy Street in Wellington and Brownhilly, with partial names and addresses. The readable portion suggests a local notice or ad style line from the Times, but lacks complete context or actionable details for a full summary.
The Commonwealth Government plans to prohibit importation into Australia of coronation souvenirs manufactured outside the United Kingdom or British possessions. Officials say the ban supports an Empire character for royal celebrations and strengthens domestic production.
The recent rules ease fear of water shortage in the metropolitan area and on the South Coast. Officials say Sumvage holds enough water to cover the city’s needs for another three years.
Detectives investigated a tragic incident at a city emporium where a baby died from a single throat wound. A 16 year old was later questioned and admitted to the hospital as part of the inquiry.
Sydney Thursday. The minister for education Mr Drummond defended the government against delegates criticisms of the teaching system. He condemned misrepresentation and unfair comments by some speakers at the federation meeting.
A report from Youngeroon notes the Wedderburn battery processed 15 tons of ore from the Sin mine yielding 284 ounces of gold. The mine is listed as owned by Cour peetors, with 8 gur representing a price per ounce.
At the annual Teachers Federation conference the president Mr A McGuiness and delegates debated co education for ages 12 to 17. Proponents said co education reduces gender bias and strengthens moral welfare while opponents warned it is not in pupils best interests. The incoming committee will report next year.
The report describes a unsettled forecast with possible showers, mist, and a severe squall threat. It notes cold to moderate temperatures, southwest to southeast winds, rough coastal conditions, and the chance of thunderstorms early, with multistorm conditions anticipated.
Dorothy Buck’s Red Star presents Lee Maitland a young intelligence officer in Djuddah. Glenda Humphrys and her twin Birlys anchor a palace intrigue as love grows between Maitland and Birlys while Tric Suleiman’s jealousy stirs rebellion and danger. A vivid Rast romance with mystery and age old passion.
A fragmented report covers a NSW v Victoria cricket match with unclear play details. Names like Hassett appear alongside dubious phrases and numbers, reflecting OCR errors. readable items show partial scores and players but lack coherent sequence or outcome.
The Gren fell inquest found Wilfred Roy Death was injured when struck by a motor car driven by Thomas Wattan. The Coroner, Mr. A. A. Bradley, committed Wattan for trial on a manslaughter charge, citing neglectful driving and urging speed regulations to curb fatal accidents and protect public safety.
Prices listed for Tasmanian potato onions wheat and various commodities. Includes per unit and bulk quotes such as new laid eggs 4/8 and onions 22/5, with notes on case and bulk pricing and regional origins.
The United Licensed Victuallers Association sent a goodwill gift to Hammond for Christmas. Connally described the gift as a gesture from members recognizing charitable work led by Hammond. The donation funds support the empress movement and related efforts under Hammond’s guidance.
A garbled excerpt accuses unnamed parties of responsibility and laments a growing death toll caused by lack of legislation. The muddled text references blame, blameworthy individuals, and a call for action as the toll increases.
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