15 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
1
Weethalle AM Heights Rune Club hosted a large crowd for a brisk meeting at West Wryalongites. Jockeys and officials maintained order as horses contested many events including a Master Trion led sprint and a HANDICAP TROt with Fandicap results, while Bookmakers reported payouts and a publican’s notice outlined racing summaries and times.
Sydney report from Melbourne states Prime Minister Lyon announced the Federal Cabinet approved establishing a new Department of Commerce replacing Home Affairs Transport Works and Railways. The Department of Markets will be renamed and the Commonwealth Department of Met renamed to Commerce to streamline economy efforts.
Acting Superintendent of Police speaks for Nie Polen Association assuring the public that the police will maintain order without fear or favor. Commissioner Childs asserts only a properly constituted body can preserve peace, amid political claims and governance debates.
A meeting convened by Rev. McAlpine to discuss relief for unemployed individuals saw Dr. Minder vote on coal and low attendance. Proposals for adjournment and further formations were discussed, with McAlpine to represent the unemployed committee and a reply sought from the Defence Department about winter employment.
Mr W F Bloore died at his Woolwich Midney home on Monday aged 61. He was father of Mr R E Bloore of Wast Wyntone and ex manager at Bank of N.O.W. and Primary Producers Bank. A native service in France with the ith Battalion A117, he is survived by his widow, three daughters and one son.
Me Pit King known as Barney King of Weal Wyaling, employed at Joes our mil, fell from a wagon and struck his hand barrow. he died from injuries. The inquest is understood. The accident happened on Wednesday afternoon. Mr W J Speirs Optician will visit Went Wiltown on Friday, March Apr.
Reported late session turmoil shows AVONey and allies losing by 20 to 25 as the Labor government falls. The Acting Premier Tunnielitfa signals immediate adjournment and possible resignation, with informal talks hinting a non party administration to avoid further crisis. The fraying coalition leaves a shifting political landscape resumes after this Wednesday’s Legislative Assembly proceedings.
Report describes pursuing a murder suspect in the Wilkin and Daneel case. Officers visited a Bankstown house in Harkness after a knock responded by a man with a rifle. He claimed knowledge of visitors from last Monday night and later prepared for possible reappearance amid a local search failing to locate the suspect.
An unsettled transcript from Sydney describes an alleged joint robbery involving Harold Witham and others. The document notes prior injuries, a connection to a shooting incident near Playmistottien Constable Ethan, and a ten year sentence looming over a suspect.
A Melbourne debate questions an increase in exchange rates with London. Bankers and businessmen condemn the move. Government intrusion is argued to threaten the Commonwealth Bank and its business privileges.
The readable fragments mention Wad Willeinnon and Lehi, with unrelated terms and scattered names. The source is too garbled to extract a coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond these partial mentions. No verifiable action or outcome can be determined.
A football match in the se fam features West Wyalomg and Weal Wyatone with both teams aiming to rebound after recent setbacks. The schedule lists a Sunday game on the show round, highlighting the ongoing competition and nearby fixtures.
A special committee described as the Lame In Right Committee has been formed in Sydney by the Labor Party. The committee decided to urge the Aiato Government not to resign by November 7, 1948.
Reports describe protests in Avddant and Guat Province where crowds clashed with police using batons. Messages indicate unemptoyved movements and tense confrontations as authorities attempt crowd control.
A Catholic social event at the Tivol Ventre on Tuesday night drew about 79 couples. The evening featured first-class music from the Atelier Maker, ample funds, and a generous supper supplied by a committee. Mr. Dumley won the Ilinco- Tate dish.
Sydney reports unclear inquiry into the death of horse star Phar Lap. San Francisco cables note coroner findings show ulcers but not conclusive cause. Officials in Melbourne await autopsy results and medical opinion on the popular champion.
A wire from Mesura Dalgety Unit Co Ltd notes wool sale activity with mixed quality lots and good competition. It states pricing changes including a 16d offer and hints at a future sale when 498d will be offered. Entities mentioned include Kilpatrick Metewan Nora and Apthoness.
Readable fragments show steady demand for a wire service extension. Residents express interest in a 2514 Walon wave offering and withdrawals appear similar to prior levels. No clear date or full names available. coverage notes ongoing interest and market response.
Local notices list wheat prices and assorted commodities including sugar flour bins galvanised iron and porcelain baths. Buyers are urged to contact Harry Fraser a plumber in West Wyalong for further details and quotes.
A local event was held Friday at a residence church to raise funds for Atta May Cattle’s family. Attendance appeared modest, with plans for a social gathering and a live melody featuring a guest performer.
The Wet Wyalang grounds host the opening day for the W. W. Golf Club featuring a men’s singles tournament and a separate competition for Ansuuistot. Special events include a wine tasting and a wave demonstration. An 800Med service will be available for attendees.
The club announces a meeting on Wednesday 20th April with reduced admission charges and betting available. Tickets and programmes will be issued by the Hon. Secretary, and improvements to racing rules will be strictly enforced at the event.
An 81-year-old account from Weethale details Mr J J Cowan reporting from Weethale and a local court appearance in which A. J. Bwan of West Wyalone Sinnare Hashell Hives aNo Moneers faced conviction and related proceedings.
Wyalong district hospital sees a wave of applications tied to the hospital project proposal led by Mssuital and supported by Proaeter Mssuital. Key names Furnas Blakima are mentioned in initial outreach as potential project partners.
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