27 May 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented notice describes an art exhibition featuring etchings and water colors at a shop in ATL. It lists dates Wednesday Thursday and Friday around early May 1910 and mentions quantities of artworks, stock in trade, and local merchants. The text references Sheriff enforcement and names Crimpindale and Schmidt as officials.
Supreme Court of New South Wales at Wollongong Street announces a public auction of stock in trade including men’s clothing, stationery and fancy goods on Saturday at noon unless writ is satisfied. Terms cash. no cheques. SLY and RUBRELL, Plaintiffs’ Attorney. SHMIDT, Sheriff.
The fragmentary OCR hints at a quirky beet or sheep related incident. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests a light local item or humorous note rather than a major event. No solid dates, organizations, or outcomes are readable in the text.
E Mille holds the role of Pioneer Fumecal Director in a case involving Pronee 20 and Mh, with details showing leadership position and associated entities. Authorities reference the figures and organizations connected to the dispute.
A fragmentary OCR item credits an author or printer with a garbled name, offering little readable fact. It presents no clear event, date, or entity, making a definite card difficult. The readable bits suggest a literary or print-related note but lack concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled historical note. It mentions a war context and names a few unclear entities. The damaged text lacks coherent events, dates, and full proper nouns to ground a clear summary.
A fragmented report from Sydney highlights Australian tennis players participating in a mixed event. The piece mentions female competitors, venues, and qualifiers, with unclear names and details due to OCR errors. The tone suggests a local sports brief about ongoing matches and outcomes.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of a former Archbishop of Canterbury. The readable text mentions titles and a likely travel or regional reference but lacks clear dates or full naming details.
Fragments describe tensions over secession from the Commonwealth and potential political shifts. The text references notable figures and places, noting a controversial stance and calls for action amid uncertain governance and legal questions.
Fragmentary notice lists names and places with unclear groupings. The text mentions English teams chosen for a trial in Sydney, including captains and several players, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
A terse note reports foreigners in a questionably defined area facing expulsion or restrictions. The document references a large sum of 1.5 million, with uncertain context and names obscured, suggesting an official action or financial measure connected to the expulsion.
Sydney report states John Gunn goldsmith and Als Howden were sentenced to fifteen months in gaol for conspiracy to cheat and defraud in relation to the affairs of the property. The verdict followed a Penttal criminal case heard in the evening session.
Sydney reporters note bread price hikes ripple through the market as Victorian officials confront rising costs. Local merchants report tighter budgets for households while inspectors monitor supply channels and consumer reactions amid ongoing price pressures.
A man named Morena Evatt was found severely harmed near a station in Sydney. Police believe the incident occurred near the promenade during a sudden accident on Monday. The investigation is ongoing.
A man named Septimus Parkes, 38, in Sydney was badly injured when an explosion occurred while shooting rabbits. He rode on home, then collapsed and was taken to hospital where his leg was amputated. The report notes the chaotic scene and the urgent medical care provided.
A 28 year old soldier, Robert McCarthy, was found dead at Helmorn Park after ingesting poison. He reportedly stated his purpose and actions in a note found on him before dying at hospital. Police investigate the circumstances of his sad, solitary end.
The report details Amy Johnson’s arrival in Darwin from Timor Sea and her expected arrival in Sydney by Monday or Tuesday. It notes broad public and royal congratulations, with messages from the King, Queen, and Prime Minister praising her courage and achievements.
A fragmented tale follows an unnamed heroine fleeing marauders across a desert under harsh weather and peril. She faces a tense pursuit with a revolver in hand, moving toward a mysterious Gulf voyage and a perilous night journey. The account hints at danger, courage, and unknown mentors guiding her path.
The opening football encounter features Qirral against Burgooney with high tension and a dramatic draw. Key figures include the organizer and agent Twlweo Ghrnal, while Multiyy and Baltenia figure in the aftermath as teams seek clarity on victory claims.
A fragment from a notice mentions St Mary’s Anglican Church and the upcoming autumn events. The text indicates community gatherings and church activities planned in the parish, though details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Shaw McNutt Gorman and others in a rifle shooting context. Details and outcomes are unclear due to incomplete text.
Wheat prices were quoted on Monday at 3 1/4 in Alto as traders noted steady demand and modest supply shifts. The report records a brief market snapshot with no further trading details or corroborating data.
Match reports a bewildering innings with Surrey faced early bowler Wootting and a 116 partnership. Wootstil scored 30, while other players posted key scores, and Woostall contributed a notable 25. The innings collapsed to 870 all out as several stalwarts fell.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local football match between Went Wyn and peers from Tiatrlet and Convent schools. Mentions jerseys purchase, community groups, and local officials involved in organizing athletic events amid unclear details.
A garbled OCR summary reports a meeting about a coursing event at Went Valley, with scattered names and dates. It mentions a June date and a frame by frame discussion system and references various participants. The readable bits point to a local gathering focused on venatic activities and coordination.
A fragmentary notice outlines support for a hospital aid plan linked to a local address on Main Street. It references a figure of £6 139 and mentions West Woolane, Toylas, and other damaged details.
A fragment mentions the Ball at Weethalle and a June gathering with a local tune noted. The readable text references the Gloomehaserd Gretwouter tune, but details and participants are unclear. The item appears as a damaged notice describing a social event in the town.
Auctioneers Aikkishs J. Kennedy & Co Ltd announce a stock sale at Anderhat on Friday. The offering will include a small number of cattle and a stock write up is expected to be limited. The auction aims to attract district owners and investors with a concise listing.
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