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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
1
Highest market price for good milling wheat across quantities recorded at Qua Mills with heat received under silo terms and conditions. Prices reflect current market demand and storage agreement specifics.
Fragmentary reminiscences recount early 1800s Australian goldfields in Burrenibong Stuart Town Macquarie and Stony Creek. Mentions 1864 escort gold yield of 17 646 years valued at a substantial sum, and urges patriotism and constructive effort over complaint to improve towns and countries.
In Melbourne the England vs Victoria match notes a name change to tay as play began. Victoria struggled to 22 for 6 at 2.16 with Davin top scoring for 103 before being dismissed by Duckworth. Oakley added 50 before Wyatt caught him off Brown.
The Industrial Commission hearing on standard hours in New South Wales industries was delayed after both sides told the Bench they were not ready to proceed. The matter adjourned until tomorrow, with expectations of a protracted inquiry due to strenuous party positions.
Monta Constable C. Walsh of the Wara tah police force was accidentally shot in the heart last night near Neath while transferring a revolver from a car door pocket. His condition is critical.
Reports from agricultural instructors across the New South Wales wheat belt state there will be no reduction in the area sown to wheat for the coming season. While official warrants are pending, conferences and local conditions may influence final decisions, but prevailing belief is that cultivation area will remain unchanged.
Wet weekend forces postponement of the final men handicap rules tournament for the Captain trophy point hole coms with entries accepted by Hon Secretary Ly W Ling by Saturday night. Ming Phylily Everett wins the handicap single for the Secretary's Trophy with thirteen points. Full results list M. Everett Dempsey Kelly McLeod Haynes Lovett Such Wall. Club dance at Empire Hall planned for Monday night with tickets for members.
Melbourne reports growing concern on commodity prices and the potential impact on the gold standard. Professor Copland and Wig warn that US financial duties and bank crashes could push America away from gold, while England and Australia may see price declines. Sterling remains secure, with little chance of a new standard if gold is abandoned.
Forecast indicates cloudy conditions with mist on eastern and northern slopes, a chance of showers in the party of the north Couel, and a cold night ahead. Morning fog is possible on eastern slopes, followed by a warmer change. Winds shift south to east, with windy and stormy conditions along the north coast.
Jewellery worth £1000 stolen from the townshop of Mudy Landin in Elizabeth Suevet Sydney. Thieves entered via a side window after removing an iron bar, then made a clean getaway with no trace of the culprit.
Sydney Monday report shows Minister for Health Mr. Weaver ridiculing Labor claims he will resign. He reaffirms support for Stevens Government while reports to country hospitals push economies and reveal loopholes in current law enabling quacks to operate. Pharmacy Board urges stronger action to curb the menace amid public pressure.
Anthony Creford, 17, was severely injured when a bull at Canowindra charged, tossed him, mauled him, and left him with torn clothing, a dialated shoulder, jaw fractures, and other serious injuries. Household members say the bull has exhibited attack-like behavior before, characteristic of certain cattle breeds such as Jerseys.
Thieves entered St. Thomas' Church at Lewisham early Monday and blew open a safe in the vestry to steal chalices valued at about £100. Police urged anyone with information to come forward.
Sydney market report notes firm cattle prices with 1800 cattle driven in. Bullocks sold 6 to 11 pounds, cows 4 to 9 pounds, best beef to good quality up to 26 shillings. Sheep yarded 38,000 with wethers 7 to 18 shillings, ewes 5 to 13 shillings, horned sheep 4 to 10 shillings. Market unchanged.
Prices quoted at Sydney produce sale include potatoes, butter, cheese, honey, meat, oats, onions, wheat, lucerne, and millet. Listed ranges show new laid eggs, various grades, and per unit costs in shillings and pence, reflecting market conditions for fresh commodities.
The district band will participate in the Coonamile Raster Band Contest with sections preparing for sal amni waltz and marching. Rehearsals are Tuesday and Friday nights and Sunday morning, with sectional practice on Thursday night. The band committee thanks Mr. Mus dork Metzod for organizing the rotunda venue and coordinating the entries.
The Wellington School of Attorney Chess Club held its weekly meeting on Tuesday. Players Cutts, Powell, Warboys, Mayer, and Evans posted wins in various games, with several decisive results noted. Tomorrow, the pennant times begin with a listed starting bet and a contact for Mr. G, secretary Mike.
Harvey Brothers operate as jewelers and opticians in Wellington Alabama with Tarry? listed as Optometrist in the business listing. The notice identifies a local hardware of eyewear and vision services provided by a family firm.
Melbourne Monday report on Prime Minister Lyons in Geelong calling for tax cuts soon but tied to budget stability. He warned relief depends on circumstances as government budgeting aims at a deficit while maintaining a stable budget and boosting private enterprise.
Dr Nevin of St Patrick's Mang han bean named domestic prelate to the Pope with the title Monsignor. The appointment elevates his status within the church and formalizes the honor.
A disastrous blaze over the weekend destroyed the Flour Mill operated by Messrs Jeff Brothers at Kupunda in South Australia. Estimated damage around £25,000, with most of the facility burned and authorities assessing losses.
A glider crash near Mt Port Melbourne yesterday seriously injured George Herkins, 11, of Camberwell, fracturing his skull and spine and causing multiple injuries. He and fellow club members were testing a glider when it took off and crashed. cause remains unascertained. Gliders, lighter than air craft without engines, are still rare in Australia compared with Europe.
A fragment notes pamphlets burnt on Monday during a delivery by Mr Will. The distributed pamphlets were buried and identified as Communist propaganda. It mentions Mrs Waleh once backed extremist causes but has since shifted to oppose Communist doctrines.
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