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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
1
A gang conducted a string of robberies at Wright Heaton stores in Wagga early yesterday. Police recovered a suspect count, and a small quantity of goods was stolen. The attackers reportedly used a motorized vehicle and fled the scene.
Sydney ministers and lawmakers prepare a bill to abolish unregistered medical practitioners. Foy aims to curb unlicensed doctors who perform medical treatments, proposing penalties and registration enforcement at the Wellington meeting.
A fragmented report shows ministers and leaders clashing over accusations amid an ongoing debate in the Commonwealth Parliament. The discussion touches on consumer rights and alleged misconduct, with parties disagreeing on accountability and remedies.
Sydney reports that The Seven Day Adventists have applied in various ways to permit Sunday work during a variation that eases Saturday abstinence. Notices of application have been served locally and will meet soon to decide whether to approve or oppose the proposal.
Sydney reports another fatal road accident as Angelo Bagostin, 44, is struck while walking along Western Road Prospect. The driver swerved to avoid a stationary vehicle but could not stop in time, killing Bagostin instantly.
Sydney buyers viewed a steady market with 400 cattle yarded and heifers firm. Bullocks ranged from 4 to 6 guineas per 10, while cows sold from 23s to 30s with prime stock higher. Sheep trade also steady with 25,000 penned, wethers 21s to 25s, ewes 18s to 20s, lambs 10s to 12s. Goldsbrough Mort led the market, offering prime sheep and cattle with improved prices. A Wellington consignor, Mr. Bade Sri, saw lambs at 21s 1d and 21s 5d aged stock.
Entries for the club sun doubles and women’s doubles week one morning competitions close tomorrow. Play begins at 2 pm with a mixed doubles event in conjunction with the Buster tournament. Semi finals and final follow after completion of matches. Divisions 4 and 2 are complete. Division 2 still has matches to be played. Members to attend, confirm dates, and visit Dale Thursday for an all day Dubbo Town Club match. A five new tennis courts opening planned for August with a Wellington Guilgeng tournament to follow.
In the Small Debts Court at Wal Jerawang a verdict was issued against T. Bhenpeard of Oakey Park for 20/5/46 and costs connected with the impounding of a bull. W Johnson testified he impounded a bull branded J.T. Avery 8 on February 22 from Angus Place. Shire official Sheppeard admitted lending the bull to Vie Laing who kept it in a paddock at Lidsdale. The bull was later sold for £2 0s 0d, with total charges of £8 11s 5d. The case raised questions about ownership history and who should be liable for the costs.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe shrieks or screams occurring on a Saturday and a Wednesday in the week. No additional context such as location, people, or event details is available in the readable text.
A fragmented price list from Sydney market items including potatoes onions cheese honey and wheat with varied figures such as 10/0 to 14/4 for potatoes and 2/0 to 6/6 for hay. Other items listed include milk olives and barley with ranges and units.
Government offers 400 reward for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Reginald William Grayd Holmes. Holmes body found in a motor car at Dawes Point on June 19 with three injuries. Government advises free pardon to any accomplices not in person who provide verified information.
Severe cold swept the region with frosts in many areas and temperatures plunging to near 16 degrees in country districts. In Sydney the thermometer fell to a low of around one degree, crippling water supplies as taps froze and pipes burst. Mill streets and doorsteps showed ice and frozen water lines remained unavailable for hours.
At the Gownium Quarter Sessions Judge Cove sentenced Holand Arthur Pekell a former state lottery agent to 12 months for misappropriating funds tied to a £100 cheque. The Crown alleged Pekell, nicknamed Black Cav, bought four tickets that won £2100, but the prize money was used improperly. Compensation of £100 was ordered to be paid from Pekell's prison earnings to Tt. McMunford, a local businessman who had exchanged cheques with Pekell.
Judgment in favor of Canterbury Park Racecourse Ltd against Rufus Taylor. The Pull Court delivered judgment on an application directed against the plaintiff in pending claim for damages. The decision was rendered in Sydney on a Thursday.
Forecast notes cloudiness in southern inland districts with showers. Visibility low to moderate in the northeast. Frosts expected in the south with morning fogs in western regions. Winds from the west to northwest, shifting to squally in southern districts.
Tabilee Nange in aid of Wallington Citizens Band will be at Eipiee Hall on Wednesday Tune Lith. The Eyrie orchestra will provide the music and an excellent supper will be served.
The Wellington Dramatic Society staged a masque cabaret at the Mayr Theatre drawing a crowded hall and about 20 tables. Lyric Orchestra provided music, with performances by Miss Plo James and Doug, Ernie Watson and Miss Murisloane, and vocal items by Mr Beavis. The supper-at-table novelty was well received and the event ran late into the night as the committee and secretaries received praise for their efficient work.
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