13 May 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
1
The Hon. R. A. Huttenahaw receives a letter from the Under Secretary regarding land board sittings at Tullibigeal. It references Mr W. A. Towers Acting Secretary of the Pullibigeal District Offensive League and notes possible action and accommodation if available.
Messrs HoH Cox and OH Cooper were farewelled at a Commonwealth Bank branch in a ceremony with Senator R A Goldrick presiding. Cox served two and a half years and Cooper four years, receiving gold and ivory gifts as responses praised their service and good relations with other banks and the community.
At West Wyalong Licensing Court on Wednesday Magistrate KE Harrigan granted Thomas Benedict Dwyer of West Wyalong a billiard room license for premises behind W J Tindall's hairdressing saloon. Auctioneer A J Swan of West Wyalong received a renewal of his license and H Hitebene of Tallimba was issued a duplicate publican license due to the destruction of the original.
Jack Charles and Charles Murray, two aborigines, were each sentenced to six months imprisonment for horse stealing at the Cootamundra Court.
Deputy Opposition leader Mr Weaver charged state ministers with conspiracy to secure convictions against the New Guard. He called for a Royal Commission after alleging an agent provocateur incited criminal acts. Attorney General Mr Lamaro denied the claims and said evidence for a commission was lacking.
The Australian Press Association quotes the highest authority stating no negotiation with the Irish Free State for an agreement if the oath bill passes in its current form. J McThomas had mentioned no patations a reference indicating government stance.
A proclamation issued on Wednesday announces a general election in St Johns Newfoundland to be held on June 11. The notice confirms the election date and directs eligible voters to prepare for the upcoming vote.
A Berlin cable quotes Dr. Bruening warning that Germany will not submit to armament inequality. He notes Germany is nearly disarmed while European armaments have risen beyond pre war levels. The Reichstag writer audience is referenced in the dispatch.
A cable from Camp Kearney California reports two members of the lead crew trying to moor the world's largest dirigitie in Akron were swept aloft by ropes on Wednesday morning. They lost their grip and fell.
John Silvano, 20, appeared at Weet Wyalong Police Court charged with riotous behavior at the Masonic Hall. The defendant, under the influence, exhibited violent temper and threatened others. The magistrate admonished him and imposed a fine of 12 shillings and 4 pence with time to pay.
Yalgor in North forms a football club with M Keen as president F J Pilon G Thome son Allan Browne as vice presidents J Kidd as secretary and treasurer The fraternal meeting began with a Sunday match at Tallimba reserves for the Low Mood Cup Tallimba reserves defeated Yalgorin North on that day The Tallimba reserves will travel to Yalgorin North next Sunday to replay the cup game and settle the trophy outcome.
Premier Lang introduced a bill in the Legislative Assembly imposing a 10 percent tax on every mortgage on land or estate. The measure aims to raise about £7,000,000 to satisfy Commonwealth demands and remove the embargo on the wealthiest private estates.
Grain markets show wheat hovering around 2.54 a bushel with traders watching forecasts for Thursday. Analysts expect volatility as weather and supply signals influence bids.
A euchre gathering will be held at the Cabbews School on Tuesday to raise funds for Calleen. Organizers invite players and supporters to participate in the charity event aiming to support community programs and improvements.
The General Council of Sie Sew Guard passes a resolution to definitively dissociate Maelf from the ree and deprive any independent action by the party’s members. The measure aims to quash disturbances and maintain order in the New Gaul wine sector.
Sydney wool firm Messrs joldsbrough Mort and an Ltd held an auction yesterday listing 3 596 bales with some fine lots and a top price of iid. Bradford and the Continent led as chief buyers while no clear change appeared in the market. About 1129 bales were sold privately since the report, including WRK Moses Glencoe Abbey MoA and other named lots.
Mrs AL Mgt o es won first prize in a weekly competition for country women. Hundreds submitted letters describing a model for the fashion page. The judge praised the letter for clear directness and absence of irrelevancies amid easy entry rules.
A Melbourne message reports Poult and Textiles of Australia Limited plans to transfer one of its two Sydney factories to Melbourne due to the more favorable economic conditions in Victoria.
Sydney Thirway Thirteen notable residents appeared at the Police Court charged with riotous behavior during a recent meeting led by Donald Grant MLC. Defendants, defended by F L A Russell KC, were convicted and fined £2 with costs. an appeal was noted.
The Tivoli screens Warner Baxter and Dorothy Mackaill in Their Mad Moment a tale of a loveless marriage and a romance of missed chances. Richard Dix stars in The Public Defender a high adventure vehicle with tense action and virile drama.
The West Wyalong Golf Club plans its third annual tournament on the West Wyalong links with events on June 4 6 and a program forthcoming. Entry forms will be available soon from Hon Secretary L Armani.
George Fletcher a feetler was killed when a foggy morning tricycle he rode was struck by a train yesterday. Patrick Barry, his mate, jumped clear and escaped injury. Fletcher was the brother of William Fletcher, secretary of the Railway Service Association.
In Sydney's Legislative Assembly a bundle of Hansarda was hurled toward Country Party member Mr. Carter as he spoke on earmarks and pleuro-pneumonia outlining the incident. The missile landed near the doorway of the ladies' gallery and the Sergeant-at-Arms conducted a search for the culprit.
The note cites E. Mill dealing in imported Timber Dime and Cement, highlighting a trade item and supplier context.
Sydney retailer Paling's at 338 George Street advertises Victor battery sets with high grade radio performance. Customers can obtain full particulars and purchase terms by enquiry, promising simple operation and no expert knowledge needed.
Inspector Glenn and Mrs Glenn are visiting their daughter Mr RO Tunka in Wat Wyatong. Miss Madge Jamieson is to be honored at a social evening in the L.A. Hall on Friday, 206th, with all friends invited to attend.
Local council member questions a recent Sydney ad seeking stenographer and typist for the Shire Office at Wyalong. He notes no such ad appeared locally and urges council action to reduce overhead and aid unemployed residents. He asks for the matter to be raised at Cambull meeting.
The notice advertises auctions by Crumbs The Commonwealth Wool pad Praxis Co Ltd in Gilbert Street on May 18 for household goods, Kilpatrick McLellan Rothnoren sale ads, Mr A J Swan horse sale June 3 at Shire Yards West Wyalong, and a fruit tree sale. Also unreserved clearing sale of horses and equipment from Hillview Noonan on May 18, plus a Walla Walla dairy herd dispersal from Forbes on May a.m. Auctioneers Weaver and Co and Keram Grarriers Cooperative Co listed.
The Alma Mowe School of Dancing announces reopening or new classes in Temora and West Wyalong. Details reference Miss M Wallace's studio origins in Wagga and related cultural ties, signaling an expansion or launch.
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