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Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 14, 1937

Page

1

Notice to Trespassers Across Several Estates

Several notices warn that anyone trespassing on NYHANG Katella Naima Neurba Glenrock Hibrell Vale Lindfi et or other properties will be prosecuted without respect. Names include SMITH, SPENCER MACIRELL, HARTON, PULLER, N. H. SMITH, N. ALTIOFER, and GL MITCHELL.

Nyhang Spencer Macirell Naima Tn Persota Rc, B Harton Neurba Glenrock N. H. Smith Hirrell Vale Lindfiet Altiofer Thinstone

Wellimelan Ties Advertised in Wellington Street Trade Listing

A printed notice lists D Brownhill and Son offering Wellimelan Ties by J Memenhill Warict on Percy Street Wellington. The ad presents pricing and ordering details for customers seeking the product line.

D. Brownhill & Sonn Percy Street Wellington Memenhill Warict Weidnet

After the Pearls Flight and Patrols Off Arnheim Lands

Darwin and Monty led a patrol hunt as Lavy and Captain A C Parnell planned a pearling voyage. Two fleets comprising Jaggers and Speaset were to operate in territorial waters, aiming to reach Darwin before Thursday, amid Australian activity off Arnheim Lands coast.

Darwin Monty Renton Lavy A. C. Parnell Arnheim Lands Danwin

Eruption Damage Impacts Plantations and Refuges

In Rabaul and inland areas eruptions severely affect plantations and refugee sites. Officials warn damage may render many plantations untenable as authorities monitor aoks and floods while communities face widespread loss.

Sydney Mouitay Arta

Hotel Destruction At Mount Tan In Narrow Escape Incident

A fire or blast destroyed a hotel at Mount Tan on Monday causing several narrow escapes. Damages are estimated at £9000. Investigations focus on the event origin and any resulting safety failures.

Thishano Mount Tan

Market Report Sydney Stock Prices Hold Steady

The Sydney market opened with prices unchanged for cattle and beef, with yarding at Tomebush showing steady activity. Sheep volumes reached 20,000 with firm prices for wethers and lambs, while cows and vealers moved within narrow ranges as buyers stayed cautious.

Sydney Tomebush

Commercial Produce Prices in Sydney Market Report

Monday price notes cover wheat maize oats barley and hay with various quotations for bags and parcels. Entries mention cheese butter honey lucerne hay and other feeds, reflecting fluctuating farm commodity values in the Sydney market.

Sydney Bulter Jonés Lucerne Hay Mme Orme

Wheat crop timing urged by Victoria Agriculture Dept official

W B Miller senior inspector urges early seed sowing and careful paddock work to speed germination and weed control. He notes weather delays, drainage, and fertiliser effects, advises uniform drill passes, reduced culturing, and efficient tractor use to save time. March to July rains influence timing.

W. B. Miller Department of Agriculture Victoria Ein Gallinge Vigtoria

Pilot's Escape as Plane Catches Fire in Cairns

In Brisbane on Monday a plane en route to Cairns caught fire mid air over Ti nty Hey Inlet. Pilot D. A. Callinn, acting as John Free, made a forced water landing. Fire extinguisher use failed, aircraft destroyed, pilot Fraser unharmed.

Brisbane Tinty Hey Inlet Cairms Say D. A. Callinn John Free Funes Fraser

Railway Crossing Smash Kills Three. One In Critical Condition

A level crossing collision near Cene sucked left three men dead and another seriously injured. William Lockwood remained in serious condition, while one victim identified as Lanl div ast night. Sydney Lohd Lowa report notes Friday’s crash left several others injured in the incident.

Sydney Lowa Frighy Cenesuck William Lockwood

Boilermakers Revert to Demanding Higher Wages

A re assessment of boilermaker wage demands overturns the decision to refuse a 3d weekly wage increase by waterfront engineering employers. The meeting backs the general trade push for a 1d weekly rise, reversing earlier stance and strong-arming for higher pay.

Sydney Waterfont

Woollahra Electorate Candidate Announces Independent Bid

Syattey, Monday, TT. Mason K.C. declared last night his plan to stand as an independent U.A.P. candidate for the Woollahra seat. The statement signals a formal challenge in local politics with Mason aligning against major parties in the Woollahra electorate.

Syattey Mason K.C U.A.P Woollahen

Russians Barred From Landing In Sydney

Machial Levinsky and Jon Romanoff two Russians arrived today on the British freighter Brandon and were refused permission to land in Sydney. They said they have been denied in every country visited, Levinsky claiming he went on hunger in New Zealand because his clothes were falling off his back and began eating again once a new outlet was provided.

Sydney Machial Levinsky Jon Romanoff Brandon Levinsky New Zealand

The English Fathion Tractor Boosts Sowing Speed

Heavy rains threaten sowing on clay soil but a tractor offers faster, more reliable work than horses. It can operate continuously night or day, needing about a quarter hour to fill with fuel grease and water. The English Fashion tractor, priced per horsepower, is made at Dagenham England and serves over 60,000 owners globally.

Foy Dagenham England Whey

Position of Mayors in Sydney Ceremony

Sydney Monday report notes Mayor Ald. Nolan announced restrictions on politicians at the Manly Music Administrative offices foundation stone ceremony. He said if he accepted travel funds for the event he would face a £50 fine and seven year disqualification. He urged applying similar restrictions to Vice Ministers of the Crown under the Government Act.

Sydney I Ces Manly Ald. Nolan

Murder charge bail refused remanded to await inquiry

A 37 year old man was remanded at Polierourt today until the 25th on a charge of having murdered Charles Riley. The police prosecutor said the coroner's inquiry was fixed for that date. Bail was refused.

Weather forecast predicts more rain across southern districts

Sydney meteorology notes rainfall likely to continue yesterday and today with more rain anticipated in the southwest slopes and western regions. The forecast stresses beneficial falls in favored areas and broader rain risk toward the west.

Sydney Miny Mines Heala

Government grant approved for Wellington Showground upgrade

R W Bleechawera secretary notes government funds allocated for the Wellington Sports and Show Ground area. Mr Huttenehaw reports MLA Geo Wilson forwarded the grant communication. £40 approved toward maintenance and improvements. Funds to be expended and accounted for by May 1087 unless an extension is applied.

Geo. Wilson M.L.A Huttenehaw Bleechmore Wellington R. W. Bleechmore

Went for a swim and was I drowned

John Miclend aged AB years collecting shellfish on the Port Kemble beach with two companions, went for a swim and disappeared about 20 yards from the hue. He was rescued by William Riggins but all efforts failed.

Sydney John Miclend Port Kemble Wiliam Riggins

Rail v Motor Campaign Opens in Goulburn

Railway unions yesterday opened a campaign at Goulburn against road motor transport competition. The action targets the impact on rail traffic and seeks to defend railway services amid growing motor transport use.

Goulburn

Wellington Police Court Proceedings Involving Drunkenness and Vehicle Offenses

At Wellington Police Court this morning several defendants faced charges under the Motor Vehicle and liquor acts. Roy Gutdall was fined for offences, Archibald and William Davis were fined for drunkenness and related damages, and William Davik faced similar penalties. One man was fined for carrying a fire arm while intoxicated, and another was ordered to enter recognisance of £20 for good behaviour with two years of potential sentence if required.

Wellington Roy Gutdall Edgar J. Horan Orwall K. Rowe Coat William Mulligan Cost T. E. Shephard Coste Jack Worral Archibald Willliam Davis Thames William Davik Flymage

Boxer and Wife Die In Hume Highway Crash

Aged 3% and 3 years Muhosiene, and Vitu Maude Nandini, boxer and wife, were killed when their car overturned on the Hume Highway near Tallmrook on Saturday afternoon. Two other passengers were injured.

Muhosiene

Railways extended to all principal counties in the state

A partial OCR fragment notes that the railways are to be extended to all principal counties across the state. It mentions a union member and a black officer or official, with unclear context due to garbled text. No specific dates, places, or organizations are clearly identifiable from the readable portion.

Tt Ik Offms

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. McLeod Pty. Ltd. Millers and Grain Merchants Royal Exchange Assurance Nanima Wii Barton Mitchell Wall Rabaul Hear Radio Leslie W. Ling Insurance General Agents Arnett Wellington, ES Pho Griffiths’ Pharmacy Harold Keble Woollahra Independent Says Mr. Mares Government R. W. Bheechawera Showground Trust Rail v. Motor FOL Pickye Pmo Boxer Breville Ferrodine Breville MR. Kennedy The Western Stores Edgleys
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