23 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
1
Highest market price for good milling wheat in any quantity. Heat received at our mills with silo terms and conditions. Bulk wheat warrants bought at current market rates. Pride O’ the West flour and Earfast foods proclaimed unequalled.
Notice warns trespassers on the NEURBA ATE premises will be prosecuted. The message names Co. person AE Fuller and clarifies enforcement without exceptions.
A fragmented public service message urges readiness for emergencies and proper response to injuries. It notes funds and prescription checks, hints at endorsement limits, and stresses high quality medicines though details are unclear. The copy references care, treatment, and sending messages to children for instruction.
Melbourne reports a submerged motor lorry found in a lake near Serpentine Langoon with Leslie Patterson of Newry pinned at the wheel. Police say steering gear failure caused the plunge. divers reconstructed the driver’s frantic final efforts.
The Wellington team pushed England to a draw with a strong stand in the innings against England. Despite eight English wickets tumbling for a touch over 220, Wellington showed resilience and potential for future matches.
The Girls' Order of the Covenant met in the Sunday School hall on Tuesday night with Rev. H. K. Grassick presiding. A city versus country recreation debate was judged by Nev. H. St. Grassick. The city side won 25 to 24.
Sydney reports a dramatic incident last night where a goods train was blocked by piles of course materials on the line. The driver stopped the train in time preventing a serious crash. A search and arrests followed as inquiries continue into the obstruction and those involved.
Reported plans for a rank and file conference within the State Labor Party signal potential widening breaches. Opponents of the Lang faction push for a split with calls for more radical socialisation, threatening a major reorganization as reconciliation efforts fail and a two or three faction landscape emerges.
A report from Sydney indicates that a registration fee for doctors will likely be recommended to the Government by the new Ministry preparing for the Medical Act revision. The move aims to regulate professional entry and standards as part of the reform process.
The Homebush cattle sale today saw 2150 head penned with bulls at £10, cows to £4, buyers to 28/-, and quality to 24. Oxen and sheep prices listed with varying bids and freight. Demand weaker as buyers moved through the yard, with typical ranges noted for rams and ewes.
The Sydney produce sales list prices several items including potatoes Tasmanian 6/6 Victorian 5/6, eggs 1/1 to 1/25, butter 60/9, cheese 10, honey 7 to 3/105, oats 1/M to 2, wheat 2-9 to 2-?, lucerne hay and oat prices, with multiple figures and units in a compact market notice.
Scattered showers possible on southern slopes with generally fine conditions elsewhere. Northwestern to western winds pick up later with Agato winds. Stormy and squally conditions expected in the southern horn area with rough seas and gusty intervals.
Musical stars highlighted a Wellington invasion at the Dubbo Loyal Theatre Friday. Mrs Harold Smith and Miss Nell Purcell performed with local audiences praising AL Smith of Wellington and a new Dubbo violinist for a refined recital.
Selten notes outline Comobella versus Railway cricket at Comobella Oval on Sunday March 26 with visiting players listed and 11 o clock ground readiness. Wellington Association meeting last night confirmed selections and rules enforcement including Dublin Association request for two players to join a match against the Cosmopolitan team at Baeterum war. Indebted teams given until Monday night to settle dues. next week's show pavilion preparations and tender notices for show near May 10th to 14th.
A car struck Olga Conva in Manly last night and fled the scene. A pursuing eyewitness chased the driver in a second vehicle but was outrun. Police later arrested a man charged with drink driving and failing to stop after the incident.
Harvey Brothers, jewelers and opticians in Wellington, run a shop offering eyewear and optical goods. The business highlights local service, curated frames, and professional eye care.
A report from New South Wales describes railway thefts totaling about £10,000. Wigs and other items disappeared from railway trucks, prompting serious concern from insurers. Police warn that future losses may increase, with repairs and investigations ongoing.
The newly elected committee of the Church of England Club outlines a busy winter program. April’s general meeting on the 1st will be an Australian Evening with lectures by Messi Ro, Emanuel Murphy, and O. G. Kennard. May features a social evening with games. June will be an English Evening with lectures offered by various members. Members are urged to propose Australian topics to Mr. Longle for lectures.
W M Hughes plans to travel to Western Australia soon to join the campaign against secession from the Federation. Federal government members are showing interest in the effort as earlier forecasts of a sweeping secession trend are being revised.
Hobart police court records show Henry Baker, Attorney-General, fined for being found on the Orient Hotel premises after hours. Defense said he attended a private dinner with other men. Licensee warned. Names include McLeod, Worboys, Maxwell Street. Advertisements for Kimbell's Bread.
The fragment shows secretary Muir arranging an early meeting to prepare an item for the upcoming April session. Details are sparse and names or places are not fully legible.
An OCR fragment lists specials on warm undergarments and sweaters for men and women, including under shirts and pants, pullovers, cardigans, women sets, children's pullovers, dresses, flannels, knitting wools, and hose. Mentions prices like 2/11, 5/11, 1/11 and large colour ranges.
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