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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
1
A local notice warns that trespassing on the property will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Names Barton Fuller Neurea appear in fragmented text. The notice states trespassers will face legal action and enforcement by authorities.
The annual Catholic Bazaar began Saturday at Empire Hall under satisfactory conditions with strong interest and steady business. Organizers report keen competition among stallholders, extensive decorations, and a wide array of useful articles likely to raise substantial takings throughout the week. Notable stalls include Sacred Heart, Children of Mary, and the Second Troop of Boy Beauts, with refreshments offered by the Meatunes G. Emethen and E. Hickey team.
Entries published for the Wellington Trotting Club meet on Saturday include many horses and handlers such as Olga's Choice Wilbur Hector Welcome Jack Gelignite New Sit and Premier Prince among others. The list features numerous handicaps and competing horses like Rock Pick King Pin and Adona Mae with multiple variations and spellings reflecting the era.
Telegraphic news from Sydney reports three men drowned when a motor EMI skidded on a bridge near Invercargill New Zealand. WY Richardson a view captain of Australia argues England’s victory method could end cricket if continued, while noting public sentiment favors Australia by about 60 percent. The rest details multiple incidents including electrocutions in Townsville a robbery at Archerfield with a threat of shooting a hostage and a fatal car crash near Bedfordale.
A fragmented diary style scene reveals tensions at the Harrington household over David and his engagements with Margaret and Kitty. Mr Ellin contemplates punishment and future security while domestic disruptions ripple through breakfast and daily routines. A final note mentions Herbert Austin commenting on England motor trade in Newport Chamber of Trade talks.
Cattle prices held firm at Homebush with bullocks 6 to 11 pounds and cows 1 to 9 pounds. Sheep yarded numbered 29,000 with wethers 1 to 15 shillings and lambs 10 to 18 shillings. Produce prices listed include potatoes, cheese, and various feeds and forages in a broad, value-focused sale summary.
Forecast calls for further scattered showers mainly northern and eastern, with isolated showers along the northern inland. Otherwise fair conditions, cold at night with frost on highlands and warmer daytime temperatures. Variable winds, trending easterly at times.
A notice invites people to attend a goat-themed evening hosted by Mr. F. OHeron. The readable lines suggest a social event likely taking place soon, encouraging neighbors to participate.
At the Wellington Show cattle yards at 11:00 a.m. on the second day, Ernie Bullock offers noted Mint class dairy cattle through A. Witkin and Co. The sale features well-bred stock not culled from Bullock's herd, with Bullock renowned for his experience in dairy cattle. A second prize winner from the Royal Agricultural Show is emphasized as a selling point.
A new regulation mandates Safety glagh installation on all public road vehicles in France starting January 1, 19 An annual inspection will enforce the rule with the aim of compliance.
A vivid report extols the spirit at Pennant Hills Camp in Inverthy with Boy Scouts and Cubs learning jungle dances and training. It commends the permanent staff, Rover volunteers, and the high standards of service, urging more officers to complete courses and join the Rovering movement for future growth.
Harvey Brothers, Jewellers and Opticians advertise a wide range of eyewear and optical services. A Marvey is listed as optometrist, offering eye examinations and fittings.
Lord Mayor Alderman Wagon chairs a public meeting at Pawn Hall to form a fund honoring Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. Donated money will support the Manly depot project. A Government House meeting discusses new schemes, Mrs Sydney Herring plans a suburb drive, and Kelso and Lady King plan a garden fete on Oct 28. An event of cars music and games is also noted.
The article recalls early explorers Torres Cook and Bligh and describes the Great Barrier Reef along the Queensland coast. It notes coral polyps, islets, and the Whitsunday Passage between mainland and reefs. The Karoo lu leaves Sydney on June 3 for a tour of inland islands with fishing opportunities.
The Blaxland Galleries hosted a fundraising event to augment funds and widen interest in the Par West scheme. Attendees included Mrs Excellency the Governor and Sally Game. Other efforts featured a lantern lecture by Mr Drummond at Men Artanis’ son Wahroonga, Croydon Latics Social Club afternoon event, and Mosman Younger Set party. Energetic youths will hold monthly functions to support the appeal. Mrs Warner of Wahroonga promotes a Dublin flower named Phar Lam She with plants for 5 shillings, proceeds to the Par West fund.
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