06 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions Erik, Spritate Hiseel, and Rankins suing. Details are unclear with multiple garbled terms. Reads like a local notice or brief item about a legal action and ongoing events with dates and places unreadable.
Wool and stick salesmen announce weekly stock sales at stores in Pyrmont and centres including Homebush West Wyalong Te Mora BarMedMan Ungarie Junee. Offers liberal advances to wool clients and trucks held at short notice. Agent for the British General Insurance Co Ltd.
Fortnightly stock sales listed at the Shire Saleyards West Wyalong with agents for Dalgety and Company Wooluni Stock Avon for The United Trust depicts trustees Australia Pty Ltd. district agent for Dalgety & Co Ltd and The Tied teawance Co Ltd.
A garbled OCR fragment from a district hospital page lists numerous patient names and partial identifiers. Despite the unreadable text, it indicates a roster of inpatients with scattered surnames and given names, interspersed with stray terms and missing context.
Market notes show sheep prices easing on Friday with tungsten market activity muted. No formal sales data available due to irregular market reports and damaged text.
Fragmentary report notes a Friendly Society gathering in Sydney with mention of a secretary and a meeting location. The text is garbled, but indicates plans or beliefs about activities or acceptance within the society and potential transportation or access details.
Crawford defeated Frenchman Gochet 8 6 8 1 6 3 to claim the men's singles title. It marks the first time a non French player has won since 1925 when the event opened to world entries. The Australian used precise play to counter Gochet while mirroring some of Cachet’s tactics.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a plane, centers, and a caravan. Readable items include references to Renises and a vehicle or road setting. The text is unclear and lacks a coherent event or outcome to extract a definite news item.
A formal notice from Sydney reports Sir R Gibson facing a serious illness. Details are sparse with obscured names and unclear dates, but the item indicates an illness affecting a titled individual and mentions diary activities and a canoe journey context. Further clarification is needed to identify dates, locations, and involved organizations.
Birthday wishes flow for the king as the community marks anniversaries and celebrates resilience. Messages honor leadership and the nation’s unity while expressing hopes for health, prosperity, and continued guidance from the beloved sovereign. The tone blends reverence with communal pride.
A troubled report from Sydney describes a fatal incident at a level crossing. Details are garbled but indicate a pedestrian was struck by a train, with authorities awaiting a formal statement and investigation into the circumstances.
Special Commissioner notes the Federal Government chose Cootamundra as the air mail terminal for the Australia to England service, overruling prominent aviators in both Australia and England. The move sets the route’s focal point despite aviation expert disagreement.
A Marrickville resident died yesterday at age 103. The report notes the death occurred at home and identifies the deceased as Mrs Aligaberth Awn chudifecrs in a brief local notice.
Aceable from Mikicow oan Monday states Ion a rammel the workd tight Mattern, who bef New York on Satur day, devivedl tere to-day.
Mr Ko Avhonege under instruction from the Public Trustee will auction on Thursday at Aurtion. The sale includes the estate of Mrs Sorin Mackenzie, railway station at Hetil Corringhe, horses, cattle, farming plant, household furniture and effects. Other notices list furniture, store cattle, and rights in connection with Shaw Road and Sports. Auction dates include Friday and Saturday in June with changes noted for Miss Hancox context.
A sedan parked on Clarke Road near Neutral Bay was driven into a stormwater channel after the driver fled the scene. George Little aided by assisting meanwhile four occupants escaped on foot. The vehicle had been left on Hamilton Street prior to the theft.
Nes Matt Sawyer and Mra J. W. CG Beveridge of the Hume Group endured a late night return after a meeting when their car failed on Gun daga road five miles from Tumut. They waited for Mra Brennwin’s car, then the disabled vehicle plunged over an embankment. Mrs Colyer and others aided, and the group finally reached Tumut, with Sawyer and Beveridge leaving after midnight. Grant Peppermint Cure advertised for influenza and colds amid plumbing ad by H Fraser of West Wyalaga.
A Perth message reports Frederick George Rystidai aged 25 died after being struck on the head during a football match at Karwinking on Saturday. Officials believe cerebral haemorrhage caused the death and notes he passed away yesterday.
Report of three burglars who broke a glass door at Redfern Inte last night. Constable Champagne pursued them after a tram whistle alarm, and two men were arrested but not charged with breaking and entering.
A police squad raided a building at Katoomba and arrested Go men on alleged gambling charges. The operation resulted in multiple detentions as authorities investigated the illicit activity under local law.
A reminder announces Vienna Nights will screen tonight at West Wy Along with last night’s capacity crowd. Alexander Gray and Virginia Seigal delivered famed songs You Will Remember Vienna I Bring no Love Song and Here We Are to enthusiastic applause from a delighted audience.
The Committee announces a petition contest for the best badge and brooch design for the big celebration. Elyfi/0 prize offered. Polls in advertising column today to choose the winner.
A couriered note references Reuters World Service and other sources used for overseas intelligence. It mentions rights in Avetratia and New Zealand being carved and produced in this issue.
Bland Shire Council schedules its monthly meeting at the Shire Chambers on Friday next. The notice lists routine council business and mentions public attendance.
The Maher Cup dispute ends with Temora's appeal dismissed and West Wyalong awarded the cup. The committee rules Thomson cannot vote under the metropolitan clause, and criticizes the NSW Rugby League ruling. Deposit costs will be deducted, with the balance returned to Temora. West Wyalong celebration follows at Temora.
The local ground hosts a key match with Young aiming to defeat West Wyalong for a long awaited win. Previous season saw West Wyalong win 12 to 1, injuries affected both sides, Maker Cup adds stakes, lineups list Young and Western Wyalong players and forwards.
West Wyalong visited Yenda on Sunday to play in the Competithen league and defeated West Wyalene by 1d to 7. The locals were without several leading players and showed signs of disarray. Some players expected easier matches after a Maher Cup reminiscence on Wednesday, but each was well tested by Venda.
The City v Country match ended 17-17 as both sides tally 17. Len Cooper stood out, scoring 11 points with four goals and one try after being sent to Sydney on behalf of the Learne head. NSW edged Queensland 15 to 13 in a tight clash at halftime and final.
The Wyalong Municipal Council will hold an Aldermen meeting at the Town Hall on Monday the 18th at 1 p.m. The Finance Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Local residents are invited to observe proceedings.
The monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wyalong and Die trich Hospital will be held in the Chambers on Tuesday the 13th. The notice calls for attendance by directors to discuss hospital affairs and upcoming plans.
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