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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
3
In a district court session, a promissory note dispute centered on Draper and Gowen. The jury found for the defendant after lengthy deliberation, with testimony detailing prior endorsements, extensions of time, and a chain of letters and witness accounts.
Australian Eleven and Surrey played to a draw with Burrey scoring 162 for Surrey while Woodfull led Australia with 27 and Jackson 37. Surrey second innings faltered as Hobba remained not out and Shepherd reached 68 before rain and disorder curtailed play, leaving Australia poised to face Lancashire next.
Alberts, a shearer, sues Pickles for damages claiming an altered agreement and nonpayment. Witnesses include Stacry, Roberts of Sydney, and Jack Manning. Alberts says he sheared at ACnasty, earning about £2 1s per day with average daily yields, and that payment disputes arose after July.
Wilking Motarx sues Whelan over a dishonored promissory note. Plaintiff Wilking Motarx seeks judgment for the amount due as asserted in the complaint. Proceedings indicate entry of judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the claimed sum.
The Chevrolet Six fuel test in Wellington crowned state winners with top mileage. Mr W Ramnett led the Wellington zone at 30 miles per gallon earning a 3 cheque and third in the state. Johnston and Keenan followed with 34.4 and 34.2 miles per gallon, receiving 3 and 4 cheques respectively.
The School of Arts debate on Prohibition drew a large audience Friday with the government side winning by a good margin. Adjudicator Mr P B Cox praised the discussion as well organized and effective. Speakers included A T Smith for the Debating Society and leaders from the Government and Opposition, with future debates announced in Wallington and plans for a Dubbo challenge.
The marriage of Miss Jean Bennett, daughter of Mr and Mrs M Bennett of Wentworthville, to Mr Dudley Lewis Turnbull of Wentworthville was celebrated on May 24 at the Wentworthville Methodist Church. Rev Murwood officiated. bridesmaids wore powder blue frocks. the reception followed at the bride’s home.
A dance in aid of the Wellington Ambulance was held at Arthurville, organized by Mrs Kelly and Mrs Belly. The event drew many residents, with Mr Cohen providing space and furniture, and thanks extended to helpers including Mr Hooper and Mr Bloechmers. The Ambulance committee lauded the community effort and commemorated a successful fundraiser.
The sad news reports the death of Mrs Thompson wife of Mr Arthur Thompson of Warne Street Wellington at Waverley Hospital after a brief illness. She leaves a husband three sons and two daughters with a wide circle of friends. The service was held at St Marys Church of England and the burial took place at Woronur Cemetery with Rev Canon Reilly officiating. Her quiet kindly nature and warm personality were greatly valued by the local community. She was born near Montefiorox and had lived in Wellington all her life. Her survivors include her husband and six children, extended family in Wellington and Sydney, and two sisters and a brother.
Wheat prices lack overseas dispels amid a tight world supply and uncertain demand. Analysts warn of a fragile market with nervous sellers, large stocks, and a projected North American export surplus through the coming months.
The piece notes large world stockpiles of corn and oats, with projections around 800,000,000 bushels and possible Indian surplus. It warns prices should not advance unless substantial crop damage occurs, citing cautious forecasts for Northern Hemisphere crops until harvest.
In a spirited inter town fixture at Gilzandres fields Wellington defeated Gillanmen by 18 points to 8. Mick Rotor, Bob Bishop, Leach and Mick Sotten stood out as Wellington pressed from start to finish while Gillanimers fought hard with two early tries but could not close the gap.
Bodangora All Blacks led by Lewin triumphed 11 points to nil over the Blues in a closely watched reserve grade contest on the show ground. The Blues and Arthurville drew 5-5, while South Sydney defeated Western Suburbs 12 to 10. Randwick topped the Sydney Rugby Union table with 17 to 6 over Worts, and a fatal incident occurred as James Robinson suffered a fractured skull and concussion at Bathurst.
An analysis warns that loading trucks beyond rated capacity skews load distribution, stressing inner twin tyres on rear axles and shortening vehicle life. It notes unequal twin tyre sizes affect load distribution and advises placing the larger tyre outside to improve balance.
Simple cork method to temporarily seal a broken pipe on a roadway. Use a large cork from a whiskey bottle or similar, bore slightly smaller than the pipe, wrap over the broken portions, and bind tightly with wire or cord to form a temporary leakproof joint until proper repair can be made.
A libel action brought by George Henry Buck and the secretary of the central union against Labour Daily was settled in court by Justice James. Details of the settlement were not disclosed, but the case concluded with terms to be kept private.
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