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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
1
Property owner warns trespassers to stay off the premises of Gunnegalderie and Neures estate. Prosecution will follow any unauthorized entry or disturbance, with strict enforcement against violators by N. J. Green and other listed parties.
Government intends to run a milk scheme for school children despite honey farmers not supplying at 7d per gallon. Health Minister Weaver said the government will source milk from other suppliers if needed, asserting a plentiful supply at the proposed price.
Darwin reports Mounted Constable Langdon will depart by Alligator River to protect C. Burns of Korigo Station from a feared Aboriginal attacked gunman. Police suspect the Butcher, armed with rifle and cartridges, may strike Burn to settle an old quarrel after a Friday killings and injuries.
Sydney Thursday report cites Norwood of City Temple arguing Britain must break honor and refuse war debt payments. He warns a nonwar-prepared nation faces plunder, while universal preparedness would trigger perpetual war, leaving peace elusive until surprise ends. Printed for Brownhill in Wellington Times office.
Aroen allegedly smashed a large Georm Street window at Coote's jewellery shop after claiming unemployment and no food. Police report he was asked why he acted and said he wanted food, with no other motive stated.
Fragmentary item notes Mr. Geo Wilson active in recipients for unemployed aid. Mentions Mt tax memo and correspondence. Reading unclear yet suggests local relief efforts and appeals.
Market reports show sheep and cattle prices largely steady with some declines in specific lines. 60450 sheep penned and prices listed for various grades. Government relief plans announce emergency aid and clothing distributions for long-term recipients, with targeted grants for Welington Caves tourism development redirected to 200 pounds for relief conditions.
Commodity price list for Tus potatoes covering June 6 to July 6 with ranges for other items including oats onions butter cheese honey and wheat. Includes unit prices per case and per unit with varied figures across several items and moisture for hay and oats.
On Tuesday evening a surprise party gathered over 60 guests at Mrs. E. McLeod's Montefiores residence for Rita Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hart. The event featured singing, a birthday cake, and many gifts presented by Miss Edie Lay and Miss Pauline Howard, with thanks extended to Edie Lay and Miss Juline Howard for the successful celebration.
Dr Charles Bada head of the Andostra Wygene Department of Heath says examining 10 000 boys aged 10 to 14 yearly shows most should not start work at 14. He urges keeping them in school for longer due to disabilities like malnutrition poor physique scabies defective eyesight heart trouble rheumatism and some mental defectiveness.
Sydney briefing reports Minister Buttenshaw stating the South Australian Government will not fund dog proof fence upkeep after June 30. The Western Lands Commission will maintain and repair the fence on the border.
Sydney reports Mr Stevens stating the government building scheme will not be confined to metropolitan areas. He noted that applications have already been received from country districts and that a committee will review cases of necessary landlords as part of the scheme.
Local church notices list service times across denominations in Wellington, Geurie, Cumnock, Yeoval, and surrounding towns. Rev. Keith D. Norman. Rev. W. Carr. Rev. W. Le Gi Pnuity. Rev. H. B. 8. Taylor lead Anglican Methodist Presbyterian Baptist congregations with morning and evening services and Sunday school times.
The Royal Agricultural College criticises dairy cow judging and the emphasis on show type arguing it harms genetics. He says a cow’s milk yield and longevity matter more than appearance and that state subsidies fail to promote sound dairy cattle practice.
Forecast calls for light showers and cool nights with variable winds in southern and eastern areas. A southeast drift is noted and temperatures around 53 degrees were recorded at the Wellington office today.
Australia and Lancashire played to a draw as McCabe led runs with 142 and Barnett 62 not out. Lancashire were 285 with Tydesley 107, Fleetwood-Smith took five for 107. Woodfull later stood at 172 not out and Brown posted a century. The first test starts at Nottingham tomorrow with Australia resting two days prior to the match.
Advertisement notes wonderful quality ladies' pyjamas with sively embroidered contrast colours. Typically offered at a special price, usually 6 shillings and sixpence or similar.
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