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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
6
The CW A annual dance next Saturday will discuss reviving a past tradition. Mes dames Matt to visit August 1 may bring new quarters and a show featuring exhibitions and prizes. Contact Rest 80 Percy Street for schedules and entry details.
Government guidance explains clothing distribution under the Emergency Relief Scheme. No profits allowed. supplies to be issued through police districts and designated agencies to ensure fair access for those in need.
The Grosiers Association secretary cites C W Bean on the peril of ignoring protection against Japan and warns that tariffs may drive Japan away from Australian wool products. He argues a sane tariff policy is needed to protect Australia’s market and avoid reliance on other nations for key exports while safeguarding national prosperity.
An advertisement offers repair and restringing of trawleet tram gear with over 100 items available. Work guaranteed from 7/8 to 26/-. Contact details not fully clear in the fragment.
A vintage ad claims HEENZO cheapens cough relief by mixing with sweetened water to rival eight ordinary cough bottles. It proclaims the product is widely sold locally, touting high sales and household use for coughs colds influenza and bronchitis.
Ulm and party depart Australia aboard the Faith in Australia monoplane for a round the world leg. The Port Adelaide Service reports 15,000 passengers carried over 6,000,000 miles. freight and finsilw tonnages rise. Wing Commander Wackett, Ayr for Narromine, King Charles Ulm's swift Singapore flight. Hendon Pageant attracts crowds. Maylunda Aerodrome sees joy rides totaling 24,000 passengers. Western Australian Airways HQ nears completion.
Church of England and Baptist and Methodist services listed for Wellington and surrounding parishes. July 2 services include geographies such as Geurie and Cumnock with ministers Rev Keith De Norman and Rev W Lee, plus notices for Sunday schools and hymns.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a roofed structure over a railway goods yard at St Pancras and King’s Cross, with an estimated cost of £5,000,000. It also references Toy Brown credited with shooting down Richtofen, and a Generals Airways company operating from Coke Street to France, with Canadian connections and routes including Hudson’s Bay and North Bay.
Yesterday's sale reported 175 tons of offerings with the worker's overdraft rate raised by 2d per pound, indicating higher base prices for rabbit skins. Heavy petty fines were imposed but described as easier to administer, reflecting a mixed enforcement outcome.
The second half of the Ivishane series opened Monday with keen competition and firmer values across most descriptions. Strong demand for scoured wools supported top quotes, as Bradford prices rose to their highest since September, with Perth’s 0,500 bale sale showing gains and broader market uplift feeding Brisbane levels.
Liberal advances announce the new season wheat purchases by Pryke Bros. acting for Dalgety and Co. The notice lists contact and timing details alongside pricing terms. A brief product note adds a reference to Woods Great Peppermint Cure for children's hacking cough.
A brief caution on minor family illnesses such as biliary indigestion and constipation. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Pills as a safe remedy, claiming the pills prevent serious complaints and even reduce the need for a doctor through reliable daily use.
David Joseph Thompson, a returned English soldier, seeks divorce from Ellie Elizabeth Hubbard Thompson at Wellington District Court. Evidence shows long separation since 1927, with Thompson claiming support for two children and periodic contact via letters and commissions from the Solomon Islands.
Pryke Brox Weflameers appear connected to a district clearing out in New York, with activity described as a local operation. Unclear details but implies municipal action or enforcement within a portion of the district.
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