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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary manuscript shows a distressed old man recalling a theft and betrayal as a broker and others react in a tense scene. The text traces loss of money, a doctor’s intervention, and shifting suspects amid a courtroom like atmosphere. The passage names a Daniel, a Marmkneist, and a Basil figure in a sprawling, melodramatic setting.
A jumble of garbled phrases and stray names appears, with no clear event or common topic. The legible elements reference people, objects, and incongruous fragments, suggesting a damaged or note-like source rather than a cohesive news item.
A defendant pleaded guilty to theft after witnesses linked his arrest to a pair of laces found under a bed and matching items from Hong Yuen store. Miss Jewie McKenzie testified she identified the harness and traces as hers. The defense claimed an unknown man offered work and exchanged gear for the dog, while evidence tied the items to a prior crime. The court imposed a £5 fine and potential further penalties.
Crood banat Properties in Inverell advertises money to lend with Sorthwick and Butler solicitors handling arrangements. The notice seeks borrowers and outlines loan terms with emphasis on prompt inquiry and professional handling by the Inverell firm.
A Roone y couple faced Puilee Court on Wednesday with John Rooney charged and pleading not guilty. Witnesses described coercive and violent conduct during disputes, including throwing objects and a chair, with the husband often intoxicated. Defenses argued the matter was trivial and blamed the wife’s temper, while evidence highlighted ongoing family strain and alcohol abuse impacting the home. Sentence deferred, with a fine or probation considered within six months.
Readers urged to submit entries for Hindle Five Jean Puzele draw with 220 cash prizes and be wary of misleading claims. The notice mentions a 658 prize count and a puzzle in a hubber Ca publication, warning against buying goods to claim the prize and naming a rubber company as related party.
An old classified style notice from H A Barraclough Ltd shows a Sydney address 385 George Street and references a listing or advertisement. The fragment mentions a visit by Me ThA and a dated Tuesday August 22 with unclear context and a new wall or display note.
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