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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
3
A fragmented report recalls a Memorial Day gathering at Stockwell with attendees including Rev in, families and a lay procession. It mentions a lamb dedication, Catholic rites, public remarks, and a sense of war remembrance amid local church activity and community participation.
A detailed court transcript describes a Wellington assault scene between Mrs Leonard and Mrs Cameron during a domestic dispute. Witnesses recount hair pulling, blows, and one woman collapsing, with medical attention sought and deliberations about future behavior and memorial ceremonies for returned soldiers.
A heated discussion on the referendum to reform the constitution and the size of the Parliament unfolds. Speakers argue for and against reducing the Upper House size and altering its powers, with emphasis on democratic mandate and permanence of office.
The speaker, an airman envoy, visits Wellington delivering a weighty address on taxation and land monopoly. He cites three causes of Australia’s woes and argues for abolishing tariffs, expanding employment, and reforming government finance to unleash capital and labor, aiming to lift the nation from land rents and restrictive policies. The talk ties economic policy to national unity and industrial growth.
Fragmented OCR text describes a cycling event with names and places garbled. Mentions a winner and fastest rider, but many proper nouns are unreadable. No clear dates or full participant list. Injury report notes no injuries.
A crowded, jumbled list of race names and participants appears in the sporting page. The text references multiple horses and events with scattered dates and venues, including mentions of winners and trials across various heats.
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