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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
9
A Wellington land board session at the Government House on July 10 and 11 1885 will consider recommendations orders extensions and appraisements of capital and rental values. Names listed include Quirk Wyn Durney O Nealy Mealy Convarsims Sahn Noyes Lang Pope and others for road purchases and improves reads with bid amounts and dates.
A fragmented ad offers bacon and smallgoods from Suymone's Bacon Wackery. It mentions price lists and storekeepers, with misspelled names and assorted sales prompts.
A reader denounces widespread tree cutting in reserves to obtain honey and timber. The letter laments poaching of bee nests and the killing of bees as robbers and calls for stricter enforcement to protect timber and beekeeping. It notes damage to honey trees and the broader impact on wildlife and habitats.
A damaged 19th century letter reveals a dispute over a grant for Buchaveena Recreation Ground. The correspondence shows criticism of Mr Tobin, mentions a minister, and notes a repayment of 36 pounds toward improvement costs. Action toward payment is underway as trustees respond.
The document argues that sustaining production for a world market is unlikely while suggesting a large scale shift of Australian output from currently unprofitable sectors to those with better prospects. It warns against reliance on public works for employment and notes underproduction of certain goods for domestic wealth, urging development of markets for secondary industries and wool as competitive staples.
Crowd of seventy thousand watched Joe Louis stop Primo Carnera in the sixth round after a brutal sequence of rights and hooks. Carnera was dazed, unable to answer the count as Louis landed decisive blows and the referee halted the fight.
A special ordinance targets electrical motors and appliances lacking approved suppressors. Penalties include fines after postal warnings. Authorities note efforts to curb interference by non compulsory licenses and inspector outreach, but power to compel suppression remains limited.
Church of England and Methodist services noted in Wellington with listing of parishes and ministers. Rev J Hunter at Bournewood and Rev J Hunter at Minster, plus Rev Taylor at Curve Creek and Rev Anderson at Wellin. Presbyterian services led by H R Graisnok at St Andrew's with Sunday School and evening prayers.
Patrick Brady a 42 year old shearer will appear before the Capital Police Court next Monday to answer a charge of wounding James Smith at Cronulla around April 8. Brady’s counsel protested adjournment as police prosecutor said Bolles would proceed. Sergeant Toole referenced the Smith inquest and said subpoenas for 39 witnesses would be enforceable at the Central Police Court next Monday with a possible Supreme Court hearing.
The Geurie Diggers plan a grand ball at the Memorial Wall in Geurie on Wednesday night with songs and dancing. Proceeds will go to the TB Association as tickets sell, lighting, music, and décor promised to be dazzling beyond belief.
Crowded Melbourne CHE Chapter House hears resumed heresy charge against Rev I E G Hayes after interval. Hayes offered 50 in ardice to engage counsel. he declined. Mr Campton appointed counsel for Hayes as adjournment was requested.
The report covers boxing bouts and a crowded audience as Australian rivals push for the Gavi Cup title while 70 000 watchers and 30 000 more observe trends. It notes Louis and Palmer in contest, with others like Braddock and Newell noted in recent sport results.
In Brisbane stadium last night a tag bout ended in chaos as Dneprovosky and Ponchelf fought after Ponchelf tied the score with a short arm snap. Dneprovosky struck the referee Rivers, knocking him out, triggering a brawl that led to both wrestlers being disqualified with police presence restoring order.
The letter argues for expanding domestic production to meet essential needs, protect markets, and create work locally. It references population growth, reduced imports, and a shift toward more extensive manufacturing to benefit the Commonwealth, with Bank concerns noted and a call to prefer British imperial ties.
The readable text discusses a plant type causing gener ily shusweteristle interference in rounds. It notes interference was immised and 77 suany cases dullaite ly cnred by che proper Wweatmant.
For six months on grounds, Hayes showed both physical and mental strain and only Friday suffered a severe weariness attack. Campton said no adequate guidance was given to his legal advisers and requested a medical examination. Hayes' adviser said Bayes would not recover against Ntadlth for at least six months.
A list of social dances and competitions announced for July and August 1935 including Thoubald’s Orchentra at Arthurville Hall on July 16 and the Vonto Terrabella Grand Ball at Ponto Hall on August 2, with entries for Lorna Lance Onchester and other named dance acts in a period style program.
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