29 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
1
A readable fragment urges community action to protect children and uphold safety. It mentions trespassing penalties and to report violators. The text references individuals and authorities but remains incomplete, with stray names and unclear dates.
The Wellington District Ambulance held its usual monthly meeting at the Ambulance Station on Wednesday June 1. President F C Wall led discussions on correspondence from the Wellington Municipal Council about October street stalls, ambulance service allocations, district orders, and donations from various bodies while the treasurer's report approved payments. Superintendent’s report shows 140 and 145 cases for April and May with miles traveled 88 and 782. upcoming events include euchre party, dances, a knock-out competition, and fundraisers for Suntop Arthurville and other leagues.
A Thursday string of incidents leaves James Leslie Lamb aged 24 run down by an electric train between Hurstville and Penshurst, Jack Dickson 22 fatally injured when his cycle hit a telegraph post near Papamutta pond, and Marie Tierney 18 riding pillion injured but not seriously. Weather and road conditions cited as contributing factors with poor control on a wet surface.
A Senate motion by Mr. Millen to cut foreign film import duties failed by 22 votes. Senator Aource attacked foreign film operations in Australia while the government defended tariffs, noting the Tariff Board must investigate all mat ters before any policy shift. The film industry reportedly faced oppressive taxation, with attendances down over 200 percent compared with years ago.
Cloudy conditions across southern border districts with scattered light showers along the coast. Morning fogs, light showers, and coastal mist expected. Northwest to southwest winds. Temperatures around 62 degrees this afternoon.
Joseph Baskerville aged about 74 died at his Koch Street home after a long illness. He was a longtime Wellington resident with 53 years in the district and worked in farming before moving to Campbelltown. Survived by brother George of Sydney and sister Mrs Thomas of Lithgow. Funeral in the Church of England section of Wellington Cemetery with service by Rev. Keith D. Norman. arrangements by J Thompson and Son.
The Little River WA branch held its annual Blue and Gold dance at Ponto Hall. A large, happy crowd enjoyed Theobald's Orchestra with Mr. R. Stevenson as MC. Novelties and a popular old-time waltz contest delighted attendees, while a fine supper drew praise.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a MaryeuleTolul event, ambulance president, and thanks to committees. Details are garbled and names are uncertain. no clear date or location identified.
Eight youths were arrested on ten theft charges as police clamp down on organised bicycle thefts in Sydney. A gang allegedly collected about six cycles to interchange parts during repairs, with thefts impacting years of unexplained bicycle disappearances.
Harvey Brothers operate as jewellers and opticians in Wellington. The firm, led by Al Al Harvey, offers jewelry, timepieces, and optical services under the Optupretren brand.
Pilot Wood plans a rapid voyage to England from Brdume and hopes six days will suffice to cover the Channel. The upcoming crossing promises keen spectator interest as fast times have already been posted on similar routes.
A seventeen year old girl told police she was lured by a man calling himself an artist on Pitt Street. He took her to a Riley Street house, locked the door, and attacked her after she screamed. The assailant fled, no arrest yet, investigators seek contact with the man. Police doubt the tale but pursue leads.
The missing collier Christina Franer aboard the Cutty Sark faced engine trouble and was forced to descend to sea. The crew were rescued by the Norwegian tanker Varanger after hours afloat near land, aided by a fore casting wax, preventing longer distress.
During a three day series of sheep sales more than £41000 was realised from a total 2300 sheep. Prices reached respectable levels though not as high as several years ago with some consignments drawing remarkably satisfactory bids.
The sudden death of 44 year old Roger V Banks, proprietor of Narro mine News and Advocate, shocked the west. A Cooma native who arrived in 1928, Banks was a noted journalist and town figure. He died beside his wife after waking during the night and could not be revived. He leaves a widow and three estranged children. The funeral was held in the Narro Mine Catholic cemetery amid a large turnout.
Farnham District at the Warden's Court last Tuesday granted a twelve month labor confinement to the New Munna HM Gold Mining Co. N.L. and approved an additional area of two warrants for Mr. J. Hughes of Stuart Town. Answer to Inquirers confirms water level reached and operations ceasing. district develops to be reported in mining news.
The cattle market at Homebush remained firm with 10 head yarded. Bullocks sold to 210/10, cows to 32/0, best beef to 32/-, medium to 21/-, and inferior to 20/-. Sheep numbering about 41,000 were firm with ewes 7 to 24/-, shearers 4 to 9/-, and humble stock 8 to 21/-.
Commercial Byaney and Thursiey list prices for staples at Bydney sales including potatoes Tasmanian 5 shillings to 7 shillings, butter 13s per pound, cheese 4d to 4d, maize 4/3, oats 2/1 to 2/8, onions 4/6 to 3s, wheat 2/11 to 3/ per bushel, and other grains and goods in varied ranges.
A debate erupts over term usage in church circles as Rev Porton Radford condemns the phrase as insulting to the bishopric. He argues the word demeanishes church leadership and calls for careful speech within the clergy.
A fragment from a department listing describes NIGHTS soft Cory nighties for extra warmth with long weaves and button fronts in blue cream and other colors. It mentions quilted quilts stuffed with parified wool, smart satin trims, and pricing hints around 15/0. Also lists tin electric light globes and Mazda and English electric items at Boware Department Hardware.
Readable list of items including hot water bags cough syrups soaps oils and dress fabrics. Mentions pine tar syrup eucalyptus soap peroxide castor oil and Rexona soap alongside fabrics like navy serge and tweeds and baked goods such as coffee cake and chocolate minture. Includes prices and product types typical of a small town shop flyer.
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