Adel Le 4th S40H 525 600 TD
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22 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1928
Page
1
A fragmentary item mentions Adel Le 4th S40H 525 600 TD with unclear context and fragmented data. No additional readable names dates or places are present to determine a full event or outcome.
An ad urging careful furniture selection for home furnishing. Highlights 4 room suites and Living Room sets with emphasis on quality, workmanship, and enduring design to aid a wise buying choice.
Sydney reports Mr. R. P. Brown, Director of Posts and Telegraph, has returned to Fremantle from a tour of America and Europe. He asserts Australia is not behind in telecommunications, noting television and photo telegraphy have reached a high level of perfection overseas. He adds the cable wireless merger plan will be a major imperial achievement.
Perth report states the Executive Council will proceed with the execution of Clifford Hulme, sentenced for the murder of Harold Faten Sith near Dublin. The Fremantle gaol death sentence is set for Monday, September 3.
Local shop advertises upholstery services for household furniture in any color or fabric. Promises affordable pricing and options to refurbish existing pieces.
A local notice proclaims bedding sets and mattresses for sale at the seller's own premises. Items include pillows and toppers described as stuffed with kapok and highlighted as quality stock.
Police investigate the death of Goodair Edward Miller after charred remains were found in a pit. Indian suspect Fusaak Ahmed appears in Clomentry court charged with murder and remanded for eight days. An additional charred body was found during the search.
Judge Tiemeon led a inquiry into coal contracts at South Clifton Colliery. South Clifton managing director Ross Saywell testified that a date he could not recall his manager Gray proposed to supervise rents for the colliery’s eras and receive payment later. Wood, entitled to convey up to nine months, was cited as connected to a potential sales test that could yield an order for sixty thousand tons.
Sydney reports on wrestling bouts with interference by a contestant affecting the referee. The article notes brutality barred in matches and mentions Serretane Mr Bruntwell and Shutiun Ltd amid disputed step by interference in bouts.
A Melbourne morning report describes a divorce suit involving Roth. The Hastings court heard that the husband allegedly maintained private letters with his wife and used a correspondent as interpreter. Witnesses testified to private visits and a split timeline around a planned separation.
The Manly Municipal Council moves to claim £18 4s 3d from the Defence Department for damage to electric light cables caused by a seaplane winging over the town. An engineer’s report warned of severe risk if high tension mains were nearby. A local resident may sue for roof damage. Flight Lieut Briggs said no alarm was warranted and blamed the rapid drop after takeoff for the incident.
Flight of the Southern Cross to Adelaide is delayed due to continued bad weather. The voyage may be held up into the coming week as conditions improve.
In Newcastle a man named Sammel Gilroy aged five was found naked in warm ashes at a Merewether pottery works. Constable Gleeson testified Gilroy had lived in Merewether for years and only recently released from jail three weeks earlier. He was sentenced to three months imprisonment for vagrancy.
A meeting of shareholders of S new Collieries Ltd approved a cooperative basis scheme for working Hal mainining. Mr A C Willis M LAG represented shareholders and stated the efforts aimed to resume operations as soon as possible, with reconstruction planned and work expected to restart within four weeks.
Tail Teatm games results list events and placements from London on Tuesday. Notable performances include first Twat Menta 400 Metres with Spence of Canada in 52 seconds, Ann of Canada second, Lindsay of New Zealand third, and a final Women's 401 metres featuring Miss Miller of New Zealand and Mise Davey of Australia with Ming Laverity of England. Women’s 20 metres team race shows South Africa, England, and Australia with top placements.
Aspiring champions gathered in Toronto for a marathon swim meet on Lake Ontario September 5. The event drew participants from forty nationalities and included a ten mile race with the top five earning the right to compete.
Hyde defeated Hopman 1497 in the Newport invitathon match held in Vancouver on Tuesday. The result came during the third set as part of the invitational event.
Police say a dangerous international forgery ring, led by Luigi Milano, is jailed after Milano failed a £1500 letter of credit attempt from a Yokohama bank. He fled, leaving a false passport and altered bank details. Two more arrests followed. headquarters traced to Marseille. five family members remain sought. Milano allegedly involved in Italian frauds.
New York on Tuesday F. T. Hunter, American Davis Cup player, circulated a letter to major tennis clubs nationwide urging protests to the United States Lawn Tennis Association. He objects to delaying action on Tilden's professional status and the hearing of the complaint until after the current pennant season ends.
The conference discussed a scheme for peopling the Northern Territory with British migrants. A company would acquire an area as large as Victoria in the Territory and the plan was to be debated at an extraordinary sitting planned for late September.
A derailed train near West Koorelorking yesterday sent two passenger coaches and several tracks toppled. Passengers escaped unharmed as officials investigate the cause, which remains unknown.
Melbourne court hears trio accused of slashing a man’s neck with a razor amid a case tying the Raxet gang remnants from Sydney to Melbourne. Lilas Irwin faces vag [roney charges as investigators note footprints and exhibits including a jagged murder weapon. Senior Detective Tomes notes gang movements from Sydney to Melbourne. The State case cites seven days delay in proceedings.
Results from Kensington races include Fourteen Hands Handicap divisions won by Winged or Merle with betting prices around 7 to 2 and 6 to 4. Flying Handicap first division sees Merton and Gib favored, while second division lists Wateliet and Flipmere among top finishers with Wittier's price at 5 to 2. A protest noted in the Fourteen-one Handicap top finishers.
The Rugby League guild escalates a charge over Sydkey Docket Ground amid trustee disputes. Officials claim the trustees abandon a "stand and ber" attitude, citing strong financials as the basis for the ground’s stewardship.
A middle aged woman on a Warsaw line boat in Sydney confessed to authorities she was tired of life and attempted to end it by leaping overboard. Police rushed to intervene and she was taken to a reception house for care.
Market brief from Sydney reports wheat prices with mixed signals amid uncertain demand. Traders note cracking and grain markets under pressure as May futures shift.
An unclear report describes a German air travel enterprise linked to passenger transport involving Ireland and Queenstown. It mentions routes via Hin, Hagen, Oxley, and Sterkelm with delays and a distant plan of a long journey over European airspace.
Syrney quotes the tin price for a performance at ATR per net, signaling a planned engagement. The exact figures and venue details remain unclear in the fragment.
A weathered Sydney page fragment lists casual market prices and measurements for various goods and trades. The text references butter per cage and a series of unclear terms, repeated numbers, and local trade terms, with scattered dates and prices hinting at a street market listing.
Faith Maude Carlisle sued Michael Callaghan a North Melbourne bus driver for breach of promise of marriage claiming £1000, with a faulted engagement ring dispute and alleged improprieties. The defense admitted only a kiss, while the defendant claimed she prompted the lapsed engagement on multiple occasions.
The New State executive, gathered in Inverell, received a civic welcome from Alderman O'Connor in the mayor's absence. He praised the delegates and highlighted plans for development in Cumberland and Macquarie Street, along with upcoming visits by the Migration Commission to Inverell and Ashford to discuss settlement and rail improvements.
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