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Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 25, 1932

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Tasmanian worry over Federal enforcement bill sparks debate

Sydney reports outline criticisms and defenses of the Financial Agreement Enforcement Bill. Tasmania’s Premier McPhee warns Parliament of grave consequences, while NSW figures debate methods to curb Lang’s influence. Bruce replies that Lang’s charges are mostly false and urges a public vote on NSW’s defaulter status.

Sydney Tasmania McPhee Lyons Western Austral House of Representatives Lang New South Wales Be Ling Rarle Page Bruce Ling Beasley Mr. Lang

Trotting Club Forms Committee In Wellington District

The Trotting Club held its inaugural committee meeting last Monday with most members present. President A I O'Brien led discussions on fees, membership growth, and plans for the first meeting set for June 6 King’s Birthday, aiming to boost local interest and racing activity.

Iitetel A. O'Brien Preident Mesa DLV Roddy J. M. Whiteley R. M. Kimeball J. Squires G. Squire E. Don Ro Iver FL. Owens Fr, Slow J. Ot. Towle Enort Indy Wellington Street Bere Dineusind Powlett Rody A. T Pewitt

Kilfoyle and Wieland Plead Guilty in Wyndham Theft Case

John Kilfoyle and Ernest Wieland, part owners of Rose Turn station, pleaded guilty at Wyndham quarter sessions to stealing stud bulls valued at 2766 pounds. They were sentenced to two years imprisonment and fined 600 pounds. upon default, a further 12 months imprisonment applies.

Wyndham John Kilfoyle Roseturn Ernest Wieland

Tragic Shooting Claims Tocumwal Child

A one year old child, Edward Quirk, went missing after leaving home to go shooting and was later found dead with a bullet wound in the head at Tocumwal. Police report an apparent fatal shooting and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Edward Quirk Tocumwal

No Peace While There Are War Debts Says Latham

Canberra reports that Mr. Latham the Federal Attorney General and Australian delegate to the Disarmament conference told a farewell dinner there that real world peace cannot exist without an adjustment of global war debts.

Canberra Latham

Shots Fired at Mrs Rosanna Dodds in Enfield House

A quarrel at a home in Enfield ended with two shots fired at Mrs Rosanna Dodds who locked herself in a bathroom until police arrived. Police arrested a man in connection with the shooting as Mrs Dodds narrowly escaped injury. He faces a charge of shooting with intent to grievous bodily harm.

Sydney Rosanna Dodds Sem Pods Thay Enfield

Market report from Homebush cattle and sheep sale

The cattle market was unchanged at Homebush with 2980 head yarded. Bullocks sold from 5 to 41 0/10, cows from 4 to 9, best beef to 28/-, good quality to 26/-, medium to 22/-, inferior to 20/. sheep, 38 000 penned, market steady for good stock but weaker for others, wethers 6 to 14/-, ewes 6 to 12/-, lambs 7 to 14/-, horned cattle 4 to 10/-.

Sydney Homebush

Judge criticizes Mr Bruce appointment in London

In Brisbane on Thursday Mr Justice Brennan spoke at a dinner in Rockhampton criticizing Mr Bruce for insulting conduct toward the Governor general and saying the London appointment should be canceled.

Brisbane Rockhampton Justice Brennan Bruce London

Shooting Victim Charged With Habitual Criminal Conspiracy

Sydney, a 29 year old shooting victim near St. Vincent's Hospital in September, was charged at Central Police Court with habitual association with reputed criminals. He was remanded until March 17.

Sydney Francis Donald Green St. Vincent's Hospital Central Police Court

Becretry Instructed To Inquire On Denton Troting

The text notes Mr J I Muir praised for kindness and a club audit. Members debated the next auction and decided to exit at 8 shillings. The secretary was instructed to investigate the running of Denton heights in relation to the troting.

J i. Muir Clib Indy Becretry Denton All Heights

Commercial Produce Prices From Sydney Salon

Prices quoted at the Sydney produce salon include Tasmanian potatoes 10/ to 10/6 and new ald 1/4 per case 11d. Nutter 142/6, cheeses ranges Bhd to bd, Waney Nad to Ed, Maine 8/6 to 4/ rate 1/8 to 2/9. Onlona 167 chaff Wheaton 0/5 to 4/%, eaten 3/6 to 47, Incwene 3/0 bo 4/0, hay oalot 41- bo 6/8, Incorne 2/9 B/, when 4 to 8/6.

Sydney Tasmanian Maine

Arbitration Bill Defeated in Legislative Council

Sydney Thursday. Consideration in committee of the Industrial Arbitration and Constitution Bill began in the Legislative Council. Amendments from the Select Committee limited the Commission to three judges, opposing a one-judge plan. The government measure faced rural exclusion and impact on share farming, with debate over who should sit on the Commission and possible police eligibility.

Sydney Legislative Council Select Committee Executive Council Couzannon Industrial Commission Meaurs Boyce Coates Concannon Boyce Pidington Woul New South Grayndler Federal Labor Party Farag Farrar

Libel Action Over Communist Article in Smith's Weekly

Gustave Baudister sues Smith's Weekly for libel over a piece headed Who's Who in Communists claiming he aided disorganization of government. Plaintiff seeks damages of 400. newspaper paid 1 shilling and 9 pence costs. Article allegedly caused colleagues to refuse work and led to dismissal.

Sydney Gustave Adolf Baudister Smith Today Ibel Te Plainti

Norman sale to feature 200 horses at Wellington yards

George Paul will conduct a special sale of 200 draught and light horses at Wellington well yards on Saturday starting at 10 30 am. The event promises high quality stock and strong buyer interest reflecting a favorable market for equine purchases in the region.

George Paul Wellington

Boxing Card Promises Bright Saturday Show in Wellington

Promoter Mr Harry Goodwin schedules a strong Wellington boxing night this Saturday with Hancock vs Fardell eight rounds and Williams vs Sayers four pounds apart, plus Chatfield vs Fardell and Breen against Smith, plus Miller exhibition. The card aims for solid crowd and value.

Ken Wellington Harry Goodwin Essuuh Wally Hancock Toby Williams Hancock Otto Fardell Dubbo Tony Williams Jimmy Sayers Montefiores Williams Forrester Shute B. Chatfeld Nat Fardell Chatfield Fardell Haid Stan Breen Teddy Smith Micky Miller Miller

Taxes and Oil Prices Highlight Industry Costs

A Wellington Vacuum Oil Company representative notes that foreign oil firms face heavy charges and taxes that affect petrol prices. He cites a Wellington depot price of 2/1d per gallon with 7d per gallon tax, a 10 percent primage, and freight, leaving about half the consumer price as government tax and logistics costs.

Wellington Vacuum Oil Company

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