03 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1929
Page
1
A fragment from a shop advertisement lists a variety of flannelette and related nightwear fabrics for babies and adults. It highlights widths from 27 to 36 inches, pricing per yard, and mentions other textiles like winceyette and embossed patterns. Burge’s offers down quilts, quilts, blankets, and furnishings.
Sydney report notes a correction in the Commonwealth District Competition at the Royal Show. Wet Moreton and Tablelands Queensland are moved from third to a lower position. South Coast and Tablelands gain the corrected wool score. North Comet and Tablelands retain first and second, respectively. Attendance nears 469,000 with cash takings about 95,760.
London Tuesday reports show weak wheat with uncertain cargoes amid unsettled conditions. American estimates weigh on sentiment as Liverpool futures quote May at 11 and July around 7/8 to 9/1 with October at 24. U.S. wheat rates stand at 120 cents for July, 124 for September, and 125 for another contract.
Nominations listed for Saturday racing at Tingha across multiple events. Entries include Tyson, May Boy, Harney, Lincoln, Vass Myta, Ongiver, Glowing, Getaway, Lob, Powder Pat, Tine ithe Laid, Ballator, Lot Mager, Funny, Berswing, Vinh Handicap competitors and Flying Tandleap heats. Also Cronming and Tiate races noted with entrant lineups.
Wheat and other produce prices are recorded with mixed results across Sydney. Wheat leads fall and rise as buyers note slight changes in oats corn and barley while buyers watch for shifts in supply and demand.
Rabbit skin values fell on average at the Opectinge Sydney sale today, with lower results noted across the week. The event, run by Caren Ltd., saw representative buyers from Wineheonehe observe the market trend.
The endjearned conference of the Chamber of Manufactures and representatives of the lighter mates failed to settle outstanding points. Proposals for a 48 hour week and an immediate conference were rejected by union delegates, stalling efforts to ease tensions.
About 60 country agricultural societies met in Sydney to draft proposals for affiliation with world bodies. Mr George Walker for the Hay Agricultural Society supported RAR opposition while urging a common charter to benefit community science and TAS. The conference approved the constitution in principle.
Reported absence of aviators Kingsford Smith and Ahn continues with Atlantic Uelin company noting plans for a rescue flight. Captain Wyodham confirms a passenger from Dowald Siddime will accompany pilot Weeda for a rescue attempt, while supplies and medical kit may be dropped if needed. A Canberra air liner and Widgeon plan to assist, weather and aerodrome conditions hamper takeoff.
A laborer died after a scaffold collapsed on a tramway power freeway job in Sydney. The top of the scaffold carried marble and concrete slabs, and workers were buried under debris. One man Healey was found badly injured. others were pulled from wreckage.
Queensland crops lift as a long drought ends after weeks of heat and hardship. Settlers as far as the northwest report improving conditions, with rain renewing pastures and easing water shortages in the district.
Marjorie Stewart, a young woman, was savagely slashed with a razor in Marrickville and lies in hospital in a critical condition. Froost Stewart, 28, a motor driver and her estranged husband, surrendered to police and was charged with attempting to murder. He claimed a violent quarrel preceded the attack at a rear gate leading to a laneway.
A garbled report notes King’s progress toward a college victory as the team navigates a turbulent season. Details are unclear, but the piece emphasizes a determined pace and ongoing efforts to secure a win.
Poll conducted to elect three producers to the Hone Marketing Board under the Primary Producers Act. Voters chose Sydney Gibbon, Norrit Ballina, Geoffrey Phillips, Tantworth, and Stuilty Elphinstone from Mudgee area candidates. Further appointments to be announced by the Government.
A fragmentary report describes English impressions from a Freemastle event noting the presence of Mel arn and others. It mentions Hume Prempsth and Engram as figures of interest with discussion of public respect and leadership amid reported difficulties.
In Sydney a gathering called Peace in Industry faced disruption as the Communist party group caused disarray. police intervened to restore order during the conference last night.
Sir George faced blame for the execution of a, later apologized for by Sir Tasepy Caruthers after he withdrew his statement. The episode concerns the fetucusa epidembe ty Simon and the Western Samed administration during Sir George’s absence at the Greet War.
Lucien Escapes reports a car slipping off Fiend's Bay ferry into ten feet of water. Urbin Reynolds aged 17 in charge dived and rescued one occupant. Three others escaped by breaking the vehicle free and reaching shore. A woman passenger aged unknown survived.
A local Russian newspaper reports expulsion of prominent Soviet figures linked to the plot to assassinate the Tsar. The report names Bakevelos and Diels herodott as key players in the attempted coup and Periain in AL. The outlet portrays their removal as part of a government crackdown in Berlin on Tuesday.
Sydney Wednesday report says Jack Peover died from injuries after his machine skidded at the Rat Speedway during a race on Monday. The crash caused fatal injuries as the rider was thrown from the bike and fractured chin.
Moirs-Vellore aircraft inspection by Vickers experts and Armstrong Siddeley Jaguar specialists arrives in Port Said en route to Meshimatrah to assess repairs and possible wing replacement. RAF mechanics assist in overhauling the Jaguar as teams prepare for a several day examination and potential restart of the flight schedule.
Detectives investigate a series of expert robberies across urban centers. Four men were arrested and stolen property valued at £2,000 recovered. further arrests are expected as the inquiry continues.
Rome church officials report eleven vacancies in the College of Cardinals. A consultative conclave is anticipated in May, with the Pope set to appoint five new cardinals.
Forecast calls for unsettled conditions with further rain, heavier on inland slopes and tablelands. Winds shift from north to south on coastal areas, remaining fresh to strong along the shore.
Sporting Randwick races at Bandwilek featured the Bandwilek to Key 2 Seroml Hurdle with Praector first, Bear Gant second. All Ages Stakes saw Michison win and Lin erick second, while Sioney Coogee Handicap results list Valley second Lipari second Ring Boy third.
In favorable conditions a state will be made tomorrow by the Raj. A Fairey monophine is planned to fly from Cranwell aerodrome to Murloc without a stop, linking England and Durban under a nonstop itinerary if weather holds.
R M Kivanough received a silver medal from the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia for rescuing dragger Colin Stewart after a shark attack off Bondi on January 12. Certificates of merit were awarded to Basil O Deexan and Stanley McDonald, with K McKenzie to receive a letter of appreciation. Basil O Deexan and Stanley McDonald will also receive bronze medals for their roles in the Bondi incident on February ith.
In New Orleans on Tuesday a second postponement of the preliminary construction hearing for the Im Alone crew was ordered by U S Commissioner Carter after talks with U S Attorney Talbot. Another week delay was set while the crew were to be examined to play.
The Justice Minister announced revised hours for Anzac Day observances affecting hotels in Sydney. Details outline time limits for venues and related public events, with officials urging compliance.
Unclear passage describes two brown foxes found dead in a paddock with jaws locked, evidence they fought before death. The report notes the animals remained joined, suggesting a fatal struggle or unusual interaction leading to their entanglement.
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