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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1933
Page
3
A garbled local item from Slaton notes unusual participants and names, mentioning markets and dates in a fragmented way. The readable bits reference March and several unclear entities, hinting at a community event or listing with sparse details.
Fragmented OCR text shows a nautical or racing item with names like Captain Blood and Sonny Bird, reference to Newmarket Gold Co and Stokes Newmarst, a prize value 48,000 sakes, and various garbled phrases suggesting a historical racing or auction notice with multiple proper nouns and places. The readable entities imply a card-style note about a prize or race involving Captain Blood and other named participants.
A garbled 19th century program lists performances by Wimslaise the Third and other acts in England and Australia. It mentions dates, guineas, and venues like Wallamana Tenterfield Porti with Ups and Downs in a mixed bill. The text includes performer names, pricing, and venue notes.
The article argues that Japanese and other Asian workers face wage and employment competition with Britain and Australia. It discusses low wages in Japan, high skill, and the impact on Australian industry, calling for cautious policy responses and warning against revealing trade vulnerabilities to the world. It notes shifts in labor hours and concerns over production costs and industrial competition.
A fragment recounts a child’s schooling journey across a distant district, noting travel distance from a provisional academy to Strath mute and Behoole In Qheorand. It mentions 86 days attended in a Sun quarter and compares travel to Earth’s equator, with several garbled phrases.
A fragmented reminiscence from a local reader recounts Wattle Day in Sydney and a night walk near Mount Baldy. The writer contrasts seasonal blooms with political debates on state matters, recalling snow on Baldy and local landscapes from Peakhurst to Sutherland Heights.
A coroner described Edwards dying after swallowing numerous objects including a ring, buttons, coins, and other articles. An X-ray revealed many foreign bodies in the stomach, surgery followed, and doctors noted the swallowing was accidental.
A garbled fragment recounts a chaotic room with voices about rules and bans. It mentions dogs, spurs, shares, a hot room, windows, and warnings about payment. The text includes stray names and irrelevant items, suggesting a disrupted record from a crowded event or meeting.
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