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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
5
Fragmented OCR recounts a new chassis-less car christened by Lady Kingsford Smith. It references an experimental design with wing-like features, a lightweight chassis, and ongoing testing across multiple states, noting engine layout and suspension details amid tech claims and historical context.
Mr Go As bs Wilson MLA involved with promotion of the Burrrendong Dam scheme. The letter references Wellington and Dubbo, the Promice, and instruction to form a committee. Ministers from Har Agriculture arrange formal appointment and outline a tentative scope with union of members including Mr UL Sh. Dare and Mr FL McTianulil with cultural experience.
Sporting results from the meeting include winners in Flying Handicap events and novice hurdles with names such as Truesign Bon Jin Valeries Dunore and Hark Hugey Delmon Pennyhunter. The Orange Johnny meeting on Saturday features improved handicaps and a final race won by Nymoda and Gallwint with odds 11 to 1.
The St Patrick's Catholic Club plans a Wormarrow night with games and a card room after the meeting. The Social Committee will run activities in the Sewut room and other spaces to foster a congenial spirit, with a large crowd expected and no doubt lively discussion.
A fragmented account recalls a wedding in a marquee where vows faltered, conflicts erupt, and guests drift from joy to quiet tragedy. Margaret and Rodney depart as a hush falls, sparking rumors of shock, reconciliation, and a life tainted by past loyalties.
The Bathurst Diocese Synod calls for action on global unemployment, condemns current Australian dole as inadequate, and urges government coordination with states and conferees to reform economic systems causing distress. It seeks prayer for a solution aligned with world economic efforts and societal reform.
Schute Bell and Co report auctions will restart after a six week pause on Monday selling autumn shorn wool in the market area. Brisbane buyers show strong activity with prices up about 10 to 1b per cent versus prior sale while Melbourne notes further softening trend ahead of Tuesday sale of about 2,200 bales.
Reports from Melbourne and international markets describe strong demand for wool items and expected price rises as stock shortages and grading delays loom. Turnover in Sydney for eleven months to May reached £11,859,82 with a notable money rise, while France and Germany show active buys and UK trade agreements aid imports. The season runs late, rain risk grows, and growers seek earlier sale without sacrificing returns.
An ad style snippet touts Shirley Dale starring in a musical romance at Te w Miggty s Theatre It claims the product Creme Charmolin keeps skin young and radiant, promising long lasting hydration and a magical charm. The copy reads like a beauty promotion centered on Shirley Dale's appeal and the cream's supposed effects.
The Leeda Bros Ltd cattle sale yarded about 160 head with prime lots scarce. Prices broadly steady across classes with best over 8 guineas for med weight bulls and cows around 9 pounds 18, heifers to 7 pounds 6, store cattle to 4 pounds 18, dairy sprinters to 1 pound 30, and sheep trading mixed though overall quality below recent offerings.
The act notes that kangaroos are unprotected until June 20 in the PLP district of Moree Wilcannia Dubbo and Pilligas until July 10 in the PB district of Milpurinka and until July Stat in the PLP district of Bourke Warigla to June 6 in the PLP district of Cobar and until August in the PLP district of Tenterfield swamp wallabies unprotected until July 21 in the PP district of Port Macquarie and until August 31 in the TP district of Tenterfield Wattoos unprotected until June 20 in the PP district of Narendri until Met duly in the PP district of Warsunday and until August in the Mistrict of Tenterfield
The passage depicts uneasy exchanges among students and staff at Conbridge, with references to Kitty, Margaret, and Adam. Tensions surface over loyalty, memory, and future plans as characters depart by boat to Goome Quay and depart for hotel life.
Ninety seven and a half tons were offered at the Sydney fall room sale. Best heavy pelts declined a further rise, with Axleben approved heavy pelts dropping 6d to 1s per lb, while lower grades firmed slightly for hatter use amid a general 2d to 4d per lb easing on the average.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd reports that finials for thin centre will be sold this week with 40 000 bales offered. The large catalogue and attractive clips promise firm quotations next week amid abundant offerings and earlier shedding in many lines. Interes t in Melbourne sales drives demand as the market moves toward August and a new demon opens.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ingenue Jean Parker wears a white cotton jacket featuring a retro pult sleeve design. The outfit pairs with a cotton skirt, white hat, and gloves, with a bow neckline and waistline belt accents completing the ensemble.
A 1933 itinerary details the Schoolboys Goodwill Tour from Sydney to the North Coast and hinterland from September 4 to 9. The train travels via Hawkesbury Rivers Ganford Newcastle Belmont Toronto South Grafton Lismore Coffs Kempsey, with Pullman sleeper cars, ambulance staff, and a trained escort. World famous cricketers Bill Beadon and Stuy McCabe join as escorts. exhibition matches planned in Grafton Lismore Kempsey. meals and refreshment rooms provided. total fare covers rail, lodging, meals, and transport.
A readable fragment presents a government sourced table of yearly wheat prices in Sydney market. It lists values in pounds shillings and pence across years with figures like 4s, 10d, and 6d, showing movements in the long historical series from 1890 to 1932. The legible bits indicate an indexed price trend for orange wheat in the Sydney market.
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