27 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
1
Public notice from J Svuney Starre known as Sydney Shay announces a name change request to Adeney Starke. Document signed by Svuney Starke of Went Wyalome.
At Saturday’s Brow Committee meeting Ibwon decided the Show rodeo sports dog snow and dance night planned for Wadnes day 20h is postponed to the second Warisa day after Weat wyalang Rugby League toee reunion of the Maher Cup.
In a dated roll, Metropolitan Poll Supervisor Lyne and officials including Thomas Lenieb and others are listed. The context mentions hospital ties and a water-related incident near Wynton City, with references to Renwick Hospital and local trustees.
A body was found Saturday in Synney Street. Police report ongoing investigation with few details released.
A damaged report describes two monsoonal currents colliding and causing widespread destruction. In Calcutta and surrounding areas homes collapsed trapping residents, central areas wrecked, crops flooded across thousands of acres, and many families displaced by the floods.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a fall from a second storey in Sydney resulting in serious injury or fatality. Names and precise details are unreadable but imply a domestic or local accident with possible stoning or harm. Further readable context is limited. core event is a fall from height leading to injury.
Weather maps show an elongated front crossing the wheat belt on Wednesday and Thursday. Heavy rains touch the northwestern districts and many farms report rainfall improving soil moisture and yield prospects for the coming season.
A cable from Singapore on Monday reports that Mrs Ulm was towed down at Alor Star due to engine trouble, likely delaying him for a day.
Fragmented OCR text indicates an explosion incident with limited readable details. No clear date, place, or authorities are evident. The fragment mentions a large blast and subsequent confusion among witnesses, but lacks verifiable names or locales for precise summary.
Two men were sentenced in Alabama on a cybercrime related case. Hanssen, 24, and Colm Kine Meme faced prison terms as authorities detailed the alleged offenses and the ongoing legal proceedings.
Sydney report describes a chaotic A L P meeting with disorder and a vote taken. Observers note whispered missteps and interruptions as attendees struggled to proceed. The record highlights confusion, brief pauses, and a sense of unresolved business lingering after the break.
Sir Arthur Cocke addressed a Wentworthville gathering condemning communism as a threat to the nation. He warned of agitation and urged support for the New Guard to defend existing order and law.
Prime Minister responds to a deputation from Townaville on tobacco production costs and rent. He states Queensland prices and world market trends influence sentiment, while stressing the need to support producers amid rising rents and production costs.
A man suffered an arm amputation following an incident at the city park where emergency responders rushed to the scene. Authorities investigators were reported on the case with no additional details released regarding the suspect or motive.
In a Higgins era report the Buchre tournament was held at Abe Memorial Hall. Mex Murphy won the first prize with Teo Gately second and F Simpson in third. Miss Vaynier and Mr F Lindyast won division prizes. The next event is scheduled for Friday June 30 with 45 fpm time. The committee contemplates allowing lady players to partner with male players due to ongoing issues.
Sydney report from Monday notes Rev Ho Nanak of Melbourne returning to Sydney where he spoke on the treatment of natives. He claimed many whites prefer wealth and power to native rights and questioned the policy of mixed blood descendants.
Amalin 1 formation reported by Girral Race Club at Gera with Turn ling tight and next all o clock. E Mills Plonser Motor Funeral Conductor listed with phones 20 and 15 in West Wyalona.
Weather forecast notes mostly clear conditions with cold winds and frost in the southern districts. Elsewhere expect cloudy skies and a renewal of shower activity spreading to the south and central inland areas. Strong winds anticipated along southern highlights.
The Homebush sale notes a mixed wool market with woollier lots in short supply. Mosta Cloldaborough Mor Ca reports steady demand and firm prices for prime lots while medium quality dominates. Only a small portion reaches top grade with plain 1970 figures guiding overall pricing.
A local shop unveils the voony Great PRP Cart aimed at young readers and families. The item features compact design and safety notes, promising easy use for supervised activities and playful learning opportunities.
A fragmented notice outlines upcoming events in Temora including meetings and a community gathering at the Armory and other venues. Details are garbled but indicate local civic activities, dates, and participant names with various affiliations and schedules.
A chaotic Maher Cup replay features Aspetran tram and semiviranaid confusion as teams debate a key return run reaching Wyalone. The match highlights injuries, substitutions, and tactical shifts with Admum set to pay wards for a hospital injury while Lett Coop replaces Admum. the Poltback lineup includes Curry, Prior, Wittamy, Noon, Cooper, Malvern, and others in a tense provincial clash.
Public notices invite tenders for hall testing and related works at Roywon Culchiesti Plana with specifications at the Advanate Office Went Wea Jong May ll Hout. Details available 18th July 1998. Noncompliant tenders will be rejected. returning to PM MALYAR NRA.
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