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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
1
Sunday marks the opening inter town game on the Showground as Wellington and Geovle clash. Wellington will be represented by the Tallawing team including Lay Yuin Dluckhalh Kelly Campbell and others while the reserve match features Stuart Town against Wellington with Tallawing players listed.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and a street address with unclear attribution. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable. Additional legible source material needed for a proper headline and summary.
A brief Sydney report cites Ma B C Murray describing Japanese labor and industry. He claims every man in Japan works for the Empire and argues ideas about Japan’s supposed inferiority are a fallacy. He notes cheaper goods still produced abroad and questions other nations’ products.
Adelaide reports on railway fireman William Ernest Remnant 11 who rode a motorcycle near Mile End yards. He was struck by a goods train engine, losing left arm and leg. Conscious after the crash, he was freed from under the engine and taken to hospital, where his condition improves.
A garbled letters page fragment discusses distinct ideas about endurance and ordinary events. It appears as a miscellaneous note with unclear context and several unreadable words.
A reader letter raises concerns about payroll handling in the Shire Council office. The writer cites a missing £4 2s 0d turning into £8 2s 0d in an open envelope, accusing staff of unsafe money handling and lack of sealed envelopes. The piece questions who should bear responsibility for miscounts and suggests initialing envelopes.
The text notes a proposed Bell introduction in the Site Parliament to incorporate Limitations of Privileges under the Returned Soldiers Preferences Act for NSW. It mentions current law restricting subsections from other states and suggests amendments and recommendations for reform.
A Sydney Mail clipping highlights Constable Leo Nowell’s Alsatian dog Rada ob Mawarra rescuing a man at the Tuggerah Lakes entrance. The dog swam 80 yards to safety, then helped drag the submerged person to shore. The creature aided in missing person searches, tracking scents after heavy rain and guiding rescuers to Wallace’s tracks.
In the General Criminal Court Les Ne George Warburton, 20, faced a murder charge in the Waverley case. The Crown’s opening cited Mrs Drasdot as the sole eyewitness to a fatal shot at a shop on September 1. The jury must determine the identity of the shooter as the trial continues.
The Sydney stock market weathered a troubled session with unclear bidding and mixed quality goods. Prices showed declines across several categories with average goods down by small margins while some items held steady or fell marginally, reflecting cautious demand.
Semifinals of the Th Gerale Bowls B Grade Championship featured Geo Watson and Dave Austin in a close match with Watson leading 17 to 1 at one point and final by 25 to 24. The other semi saw Dour Gibson forfeiting to Alec Smith, who then faced Watson in the final. Smith won the final 20 to 18 after a late rally, earning the Austin Cup by a slim margin as Watson and club members applauded.
The Wallington Reds aim for their best season as they rely on new recruit Dwg Wheeler at centre threequarters and a new scrum half from Cano windra. A special train from Wellington departs at noon to Orange, with return that evening. The Reds list players including Clyburm Cornwarls Kiloh Owens and Holsten. The Bathurst Charlestons expected to visit Wellington next, after the Reds defended the Maher Cup 22 to 0 at half.
A badly burned man named Nawshdon, aged about YR, was shocked and beaten during an incident this week. He likely saved Nin Tie before she tore his clothing and used it to smother the fire. A petrol spill and explosion set his clothes ablaze, enveloping him in flames. He was rushed to the hospital in serious condition.
Prices listed for various produce items with units and values. includes figures for swine, oats, lucerne, wheat, and other feeds. Entries mention price ranges and notes on quality or weight, reflecting market rates from the day.
Cloudy forecast with misty coastal conditions and scattered showers. Occasional rain possible with variable winds starting southerly along the coast, turning inland to northerly, then turning to cold westerly to southwesterly winds.
A fragmentary old notice notes the metropolitan police will not attempt to use dogs in certain duties. Constable Newell is to be evaluated over allegations related to a specific animal, with the constable and service to the public referenced in vague terms.
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