20 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
1
Local notice states that intruders on NEUREA ITE property will face prosecution without mercy. The terse warning appears on an AE PULLER issued notice from Newbury, detailing penalties for trespassers and the authority enforcing the rule.
In mid summer a heat wave raised doubts about Wellington Post Office thermometer records. Mr McLeod and staff maintain standard instruments, with new wet bulb and maximum minimum monitors installed in a Stephens screen. Meteorologists classify Wellington as a second class climatological station relying on accurate readings for forecasts.
Commonwealth defence plans face a seven million pound program focusing on coastal defences. The Federal Attorney Latham denies rumors and notes the cabinet had been considering various security options, while observers question any impact on Australia amid tensions tied to China and Europe.
The incident occurs when Constable Doehnean seeks to arrest a man named Martickville on suspicion of ill treating his wife. The man brandishes a bottle and drinks its contents before lunging at the officer, collapsing and being taken to hospital in a serious condition. Authorities suspect the bottle is poisoned or contaminated.
Crown Prosecutor McKeon notes trial of Brig Keolvnd Crile for alleged assault on Bessy O'Connar. Justice dines ul he art vnher. request to appoint a judge and fix trial date. O'Connoy ambushed at Tunestead National Park months ago. public indignation and police inquiry cited. Erie Cruise arrested. Craig convicted for other case tied to Say Miller death in Park.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a hearing about standard hours across employment. Mentions Sydney Mouitay Mr Piddington KC. References to commission, employers, and a 44 hour week decision. Judge Brown implied no splitting straw issues.
Witnesses including Agdney and Munday testify before the Royal Commission on milky trade practices. The inquiry probes vehicle use and alleged illicit aid while drivers faced police scrutiny. Claims discuss whether the practice was prevalent and note individuals such as Cadion and Henry Cadion linked to the firms involved.
The Maryvale Ambulance Auxiliary revival earned strong support at a Friday meeting, with over 40 attendees traveling long distances. Aimed at public service, the group planned a ball and canehee party for May 17 and elected new officers including Chairman A L Philipson and committee members to drive fundraising across centers.
In Small Debts Court on Friday before Mr E Grom, Bovey Ivery v Beyke Brothers adjourned for five weeks due to one defendant’s illness. In Robertson Allan Me Lend v Dares Walker, Davidson for the defendant asked for a verdict for left hand. defendant claimed no debt and the case returned a verdict for the defendant with costs of £1 14s.
A radio from the Japanese steamer Kalryu Mara, received in Sydney, reports mattresses, life jackets, and debris found at sea but no trace of the Kinsen Maru or Yoratt. The vessel was last seen two days earlier amid heavy seas near Sydney.
The Sydney cattle market was steady as 4,000 penned cattle were handled. Bullocks ranged from 5 to 210/10, cows from 4 to 8 pounds, best sheep to 28/, ewes about 12/6, lambs 6 to 9, with Withers and Lay among noted sellers.
Market notes record Sydney prices for butter, onions, wheat, honey and other staples. Quotations show bid ranges and unit prices, with figures in shillings and pence across different grades and containers.
Melbourne speech outlines Scullin and party urging a fix to avert bankruptcy, defending fiduciary policy as vital to public savings. He argues public culpability over inflation and criticizes export restrictions imposed by Britain as harming Ottawa agreement.
A father attempting to rescue his daughter Eileen Femina, about five years old, was driving a lorry when it began to descend a steep hill near Grafton. The girl was fatally struck when she was forced from the vehicle. The father escaped uninjured.
Readable text shows a local business named Harvey Brothers, jewelers and opticians, located in Wellington, Alabama, with some garbled OCR trailing. The record preserves the business identity and location as the core fact in a concise newspaper card teaser.
A Sunday crash at Marrickville near Mare Vickville and Livingelune Road injured Betty Marjane Sadie three, and others, when a car overturned and trapped the child under the vehicle. Earlier, a collision at a Marrickville corner involved John Dutton and another driver, with both cars damaged. A third car crash on Marrickville Road caused another fatal outcome for Betty Sadie, who later died.
The February official return shows 40,000 fewer unemployed in the metropolitan area than at the end of May last year. The Labour Minister calls the results gratifying to the Government and says more progress is expected next year, with rural areas also showing drastic decreases in unemployment.
An elderly man, Advenod Lynch, was admitted to Lidcombe Site Hospital after a fight at the unemployed ramp in Chyllorah left him with severe bruises to the face and body. Police are investigating the incident and classify it as a injuries case.
Stella Bauer, 40, was found dead in bed at Chilcotts Grase near Linhore with a rope tied around her neck and the other end attached to the bed. The husband alerted police who are investigating the grisly discovery amid reports of alleged ill health.
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