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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 08, 1933

Page

5

Chaff Deal Postponed as Trial Moves On

A distorted account details a court hearing involving Morey emerariel Wiyke Bim and Pryke over a complex recovery of money tied to a failed chaff purchase. Witnesses discuss prices 30s per ton and alleged allowances for storage. proceedings reference Sydney Pryke and Mr Burns amid tangles of goods and duties. The scattered testimony mentions lorry loads, chaff quality, and attempts to settle accounts with Pryke blamed for delays.

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Primary producers urged to resist wage based price fall

A reader letter argues against tying wages to living costs while basic goods fall. It warns price cuts in butter and feed could require all producers to share the burden, risking reduced production. The correspondent urges co operative action to protect primary industries and export profit.

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Wool Market Outlook and Trade Notes From Aus Her

Wool sales last week favored buyers in Arni bass and New York markets, with prices not reflecting true improvement due to crutchings lowering averages. Confidence hinges on currency talks, while travel and domestic supply dynamics show mixed signals. wool production in NSW Qld faces drought, but hopes for bountiful yields persist. Brisbane sales upcoming with about 180000 bales across Australia and New Zealand slated for submission.

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Upper House Reform Referendum rally addresses by MLA Geo Wilson

Mr Geo Wilson, MLA, urged large Stores Corner crowds to back a May referendum on Upper House reform. He argued for a lower house check, reduced membership, cost savings, and a shift of power to the people, rejecting partisan manipulation and defending a constitutional path to reform.

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45 Yet So Pretty Product Ad Sparks Beauty Craze

A vintage style beauty advertisement touts a cream claimed to erase signs of aging. Promises of lasting youth appeal highlight cheek and skin benefits with bold claims. The copy references multiple cities and markets, naming Sydney and Melbourne in a sensational tone.

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Referendum debate on constitutional safeguards and hazards

A long examination of the referendum and the dangers if a No vote carries. It warns of a socialist shift, loss of judicial independence, auditor-general scrutiny, public service board removal risk, and potential for police expansion. It argues the need for a democratic council and preserves safeguards while urging informed voting.

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Scrutineer questions and reform debates span Labour era

The discussion centers on why scrutineers were not appointed in prior constitutional reforms and elections. Mr Wilson notes past reform votes under different Labour leaders and argues political gamesmanship. The piece mentions the Temperance Alliance and liquor interests influencing scrutineer appointments, with no party responsible for the selections.

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Vague Elector Sentiment Cited By Mr Wilson

Mr Wilson claimed electors were satisfied with current conditions and would vote no on May 10 if unchanged. He warned a wind of change would come if reforms passed and offered a calm, lucid explanation. The conclusion featured a modest thank you and a brief motion by Mr Jy Jy, carried amid a murmuring crowd.

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Feast and blessing endure in the strange garbled refrain

A fragmented text fragment offers a surreal, disjointed praise and ritual line about a feast and blessing, invoking Allah and poetic imagery. The piece weaves references to a bulbul, Juliet, and future cure, creating an enigmatic, dreamlike mood without a clear narrative or coherent event.

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