21 Sep 1936
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1936
Page
1
Fragmentary notes from a local meeting hint at party divides over coronation duties and the role of government figures. Mentions Minthiy, Paviingieht, and Boe Munk as potential representatives, with Mrs. Te considered for leadership, reflecting early political tension.
A fatal shooting occurred involving Kaleworite Mondiny and Barret Walsh near the Merewatita Marine Se jwite. Onlookers say the victim acted, then others rushed to the scene as authorities arrived. The precise sequence and motives remain unclear while investigators piece together the events from the morning hours.
A gas bath heater caused an explosion in Double Bay South Stiget, injuring Miss Delahuity and narrowly escaping several others. Authorities indicate a gas leak likely triggered the blast, which damaged a cave area and disrupted the room below.
A night watchman named John Pillard aged around thirty was assaulted by two men during a show tonight. He was knocked to the ground and later walked to hospital where doctors diagnosed a concussion and a broken nose after the attack.
A fragment reports Mr. Lang invited to a Mau Sitkville Lahowe League meeting on Monday at 9 by a special Jester, with resolutions condemning expulsions. Ling was absent, triggering witter comments and controversy over participation.
Sydney Monday report: Goun ell of Wie State Labour Party calls for ramitations challenging the General Secretary Glynves and signals a Federal election in the near future. The move marks a victory for expelled member Mr J S Garden amid allegations of disruptive parties.
British flyer T Campbell Black, famed for winning the Melbourne air race with C We Ay Scott, perished at Liverpool when his plane collided during taxiing on the runway. He was among twelve entrants for the Johannesbune event. News of his death came via his wife.
Fragmented report shows Saivoy Nowcastly and Guinnel seeking a special service of the act P. the 2k expilsions, with labor bodies and the ACTU at odds. Sydney debates constitutional ballots and the annual conference as elections loom, amid a murky exchange on leadership and strategy.
The Banking Commission resumed its inquiry in Sydney as Edward Douglas Ogilvie, a Grey Innes farmer, urged offering very low interest advances to save growers and brokers from forced market sales. He claimed this would allow wood to be offered in even stages over two months, reducing direct buying by Mills and limiting stockpiling by locals.
An official note states American tenor Richard Crooks was paid 500 pounds for a broadcast performance. The payment was reported at a GB station last night as part of his engagement.
A southward weather shift reached Syengying at night causing a sharp temperature drop. Squally winds and rough seas accompanied the cooling, with snow reported in the southern regions.
A scanned note cites Sir RB Kintersiey of the Bank of Rogland challenging Royal Commission members on banking and deposits totalling about 22 trillion. references economist Gwet Garret and Henry Pow on social credit theories. cites unemployment in Queensland and wheat demand. discusses private money issuance vs public authority, and calls for a substitute money system amid upheaval.
Printed for T. I. Isvowstill and Sons at the Wellington Times office on One Twenty Street Wellington by J. D. Brownhill Warnesty Wellington.
London report shows calves sold firm as 2200 head yarded, cows at 20 to 40 shillings, prime lamb futures strong. Sheep totals about 20,000 penned with wethers at 18 to 28 shillings and ewes 14 to 30. Lambs traded 15 to 25 shillings, market tone steady amid mixed demand.
Angry parents flooded the Crystal Palace hall as a first annual baby show descended into chaos. Volunteers and police controlled the crowd after mothers and babies crowded scales and judges, with some calling for orderly conduct while others urged attendance to remain. The competition's winners would later be notified by post.
Fragmentary OCR lists various goods with prices and units including cheese, honey, maize, onions and other commodities. Mentions Alexandria and multiple rate snippets such as 4/6 and 4/9, but lacks coherent sale details or dates.
A hurricane swept the U S coast at 73 miles per hour from Cape Fear to Cape Cod, crippling coastal towns along New Jersey and beyond. Dozens of vessels were lost or damaged, with tugs and ships grounding as waves battered shoreline communities. Casualties occurred mainly among coastal craft crews and residents.
A front end crash at the Ware Street railway crossing Saturday afternoon involved two cars. No injuries reported though one vehicle was badly damaged. The incident drew a crowd as bystanders watched the near head-on collision unfold near Arthur Street.
Acting Commissioner Ine Folie stated no department actions were decided yet after a 2800 verdict against three detectives over alleged wrongful imprisonment. A parliamentary inquiry would be held soon to examine facts and determine next steps.
In Sydney today the Blair Council of the Returned Saldians League faced disruption as the annual cantor price of the Limgie was halted. The State Went and Rabb stated the league’s 42 months in office saw growing membership and fund shortfalls. He urged rapid action to establish a veterans home, noting the State Council authorized a £1000 grant as seed money for the fund.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a suint at Loch and ploys a sequence of names and actions. It hints at tracing a rat and a nineate boantais while asserting identity in a disputed context. The text remains unclear with several unreadable or corrupted terms.
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