09 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1934
Page
1
A damaged OCR notice records a complaint from a Girral resident about a local issue. Names and details are garbled but reference a council meeting, a last week timeframe, and a request for action by officials.
A cleric named Canon Hilliard accepts a bishopric in New Zealand amid church announcements. The report notes Trinity Adyannus Avil and Hale PN as local references regarding the appointment and related church positions.
In Hallands region officials describe plans tied to a proposed power plant. The report notes inspections and arrangements ahead of a formal submission to authorities. The document references key figures and procedural steps shaping the project timeline.
A boat overturned near Weston leading to the drownings of Mea Puree Garmigan, four, and another child. The incident occurred off the coast near Mexicala Port following a show, with witnesses reporting a desperate attempt to save the youngsters. Police or rescuers are investigating the tragedy.
A fragmentary item describes an upcoming event or show in Went Wyalong with mentions of participants, venues, and attractions. Names like Pallamgwtta and Gundacas appear in garbled form, suggesting a regional fair or entertainment program. The text hints of a race or ride and a prominent attraction titled Flying Gorton.
In a Sydney report a 13 year old boy drowned after a rowing accident on the Symbola river near Fratton. Nine friends witnessed the tragedy as rescuers searched the scene.
Miners at Wood Colliery resume disruption after ceasing work amid ongoing wage and conditions dispute. Local officials intervene as talks restart, with industry leaders warning of possible delays in production.
A reported fireball struck a power line near the home of Woodward in Liverpool, causing a blaze. The incident left Mrs Mutha and another resident injured, with firefighters working to extinguish the flames and restore power.
Cyclonic swells and heavy rains battered the state with widespread damage. Officials report flooded townships, downed power lines, and road washouts across Hobart, Lions Bay, and Hent. Emergency measures activated as residents seek relief and crews assess the impact.
A son faces manslaughter charges in connection with his father's death. Witnesses describe a heated dispute leading to a fatal incident. Authorities say the suspect was present at the scene and is being held for further inquiry. Local officials urge calm as the case proceeds.
Althen a snake charmer was bitten by fans during a Balmoral demonstration. He required antidote for a snake bite but reportedly had none left and was taken to hospital for treatment.
A community event runs from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. to raise funds for a new Want Wea project. Local organizers invite residents to attend and support the cause through admission and donations.
In Sydney on Monday officials indicate financial arrangements are ready for a four tour of New Reaton. Australian selectors will pick the squad from the veterans, likely after the team is announced. Players will depart from Sydney on February 15.
A sparse council session convened at Wallame and adjourned quickly after approving routine items. Attendees, including Councillor Ince Hower, discussed firming up rates and addressing urgent general expenses.
A garbled local notice notes a plague of cater pillars in the area. The fragment mentions invasion and threats from pests affecting crops and gardens, with unclear dates and places due to OCR damage.
A terse report states the Kearienaee Football Club is banned from playing for 14 days after failing to file proper paperwork. The club cannot participate in the match against Nansy at Naney, forcing a pause in their fixtures.
Unconfirmed reports say a doctor identified as Geel Hugh Norton died while a nurse Mary Pitapatrich is found unconscious. The incident occurred in Mat at AonAeld, UnFH tettern, with authorities investigating a possible link to a local fire or accident at the premins. Police are reviewing a rope suspected to be involved and a night incident amid downtown activity.
In St Marks Church Sydney the Governor urged moral action as the path to world peace. He warned that peace can only come through victory of moral over material forces and urged the audience to rise to the challenge.
Committed for trial on a charge involving a firearm in Borbon on Deceiver 27, with two accused stating they acted under the influence. Police testimony described the event as a confrontation near a shop, with one defendant denying the charges and the other pleading not guilty.
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