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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
5
A tangled segment follows characters Kitty David Mangmoed Dean and others amid romantic tension and social pressure. A covert dispute over money and secrecy threads through a crowded public setting as relationships strain and a hinted danger looms behind ordinary evenings.
An illustrated reminiscence sketches old life along the North Coast with vivid scenes of pubs, shops, and rural manners. It recalls a bygone era of trade, fashion, and community clashes, peppered with local characters like O Dowd and Wobble, and a noisy shopfront culture amid dry humor and rural hardship.
An odd fragment describes a woman praising a beauty cream that keeps makeup in place. The garbled text mentions Susannah English Rudas, references to powder staying, and scattered phrases about selling widely.
A vivid description of a striking coat worn by actress Bill Allen in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production. The piece highlights a double breasted closure and a knit beret with blue and white accents. A romantic subplot unfolds involving rivalry and a mysterious mother figure revealed during a tense scene.
New Zealand wool figures show 2.14 million bales production as farmers expect stronger prices. Auction activity in August and September signals steady demand and improved prices across regions, with ongoing supply impact from end-month shipments and continued Australian and American market interest.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co report wool rates rising in Ashburton with keen competition and higher prices, while Sydney closing rates show gains of at least B percent. Market difficulties persist with ample supply, and sellers expect continued activity into the Northern Market. The Australia wool season 1982/81 nears end amid pastoral concerns and fears of heavy losses for stock owners, as prices recover only cautiously and the outlook remains unsettled.
The report notes rising wool prices and record centre sales volume, with 120 775 miles billed last July and an expected shorter Merino clip next season. It cites reduced stocks in Germany and top markets, a higher curing charge, and hopes for firm arrangements to curb Whitts while predicting a tight supply ahead.
Leeds Troy Tul reports on Thursday's rock sales with about 150 head yarded. Prices show 10/- to 15/- on young cattle, cows up to 11/1, vealers 11/10, store cattle to 2/8, hoggets around 10/9 to 11/19, best Wethers 2/4 to 19/7, best ewes 12/7 to 18/4, lambs 11/4 to 78/10, and overall trade firmer with good clearance and quality goods in demand. About 120 yarded sheep and stores noted, market requires steady activity.
A historical essay outlines that a national census is essential for administrative, sociological, and political planning. It explains census use in accounting for population size, structure, and distribution to inform transport, health, police, and legislative representation. It argues that detailed population data underpin economic measures, debt responsibility, and public services.
A fragmentary Life magazine style feature discusses Prussian revivalism and a potential regent or young Kaiser figure. It speculates on Prince William of Prussia as a symbolic hope, while arguing the current regime would resist abdication, and notes possible public appetite for a resurgence of glory after six years of war.
Racquet repairs and full sporting requisites offered at Hurton's new Sports Troper on Percy Street, in the old Gnsdan's shop. Aiming to equip players with quality gear and repair services at convenient prices for local customers.
Lieut Col J. J. Murray appointed Transport and Savey Superintendent of Commonwealth Oil Refineries. Murray, president of the Motor Transport Federation of Australia, has chaired NSW Government Transport Advisory Committee. Formerly with Anthony Hordern and Sons Ltd as delivery superintendent.
A garbled advertisement notes over 100 selections available at Fe Wall's with mentions of restraining and warranty terms. The legible fragments reference purchasing inquiries and a general sales offer, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear details.
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