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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1937
Page
5
A published letter states that Ut should be distinctly understood as not implying endorsement of correspondents opinions. It clarifies editorial stance and separation between reader input and publication. The note aims to avoid misinterpretation while preserving space for diverse views.
The article discusses about one million workers under arbitration in Amstrata, contrasting direct action with conciliation and arbitration. It notes the gains under awards and arbitration, arguing that improved conditions came from the system rather than militant direct methods, and cites historical context and earnings.
Archbishop Dehig condemns growing drinking among youths after confirmations at St Augustine Catholic Church. He notes evidence of strong drink at Catholic balls and warns many young girls intoxicated. He estimates none of those pledging abstinence were present, while references to modest dress and public behavior hint at broader societal concerns.
A garbled fragment shows a temperance lecturer scene with a riddle about water and beer on a plate and a mishmashed reference to bringing up Pathe and the child and education, plus stray mentions of “Bringing Up Mother” and a character named Thad amid unclear dialogue and names.
A reader letter complains about low wages and rationed living at provincial mills. It argues arbitration is not effective and suggests that direct action would erode public support for court opinions, urging unity with workers in the face of wage and living-condition challenges.
The Wellington Amateur Swimming Club proposes adding a second storey to the dressing sheds to create a dancing hall and social venue. They ask Council for £500 from reallocated funds, noting prior £100 improvements. Council discussions consider popularity, climate, and river-related factors before forming a committee to study the proposal.
At Canowindra's second day of the 190 carnival several horses repeated wins from Thal's stable as results from Harold Park and Teichhardt Stadium meet events surfaced. A six month disqualification was imposed on Tones owner-trainer after a Globe Handicap inquiry. Sydney notes report Micky Miller losing to De Guzman in a featherweight clash while Unvidte Knew at Tundwick faced a seven entry field due to Silky Oak's rejection and subsequent ride disputes culminating in a 12 month penalty for Ta, Martton, and J Maxwell Juckey amid stewards' inquiry into silks and ownership.
A local case at Flemington in Thursby fas tw County involved Prviducose Sellline C0 Ltd disposing of a fine of a wether on account WC Quirk qed Cameron of Wellington. The outcome records a fine imposed and the details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
A crowded venue erupts in panic as a performer’s chaotic stunt triggers a stampede. Spectators scramble while Blackwood and Garston react, horses and animals fearfully crowding the floor. the crowd’s alarm echoes as authorities assess the sudden danger.
Four Cowra bookmakers Maurice G Bell Klovdon Henmonsy Rob Fitewerals and Harold Nelson appeared in the police court for breach of the Bookmakers Taxation Act. Bell and Hennessy were fined £140 each with Nelson £15 and Fitewerals £16 8s on second offences. The case noted the maximum penalty as £100 in some northern towns but the magistrate considered the law as applied locally.
The Springboks were defeated 9 to 5 in a close first Test against Australia. Captain Paul Nel voiced concern after the loss as Australia showed an improved team and South Africa’s solid scrum tactics could not secure victory. The Australian scorers included Bastard Berg and Brand with a penalty goal. Towers added a try and conversion.
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