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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
3
The report outlines a chaotic House scene with partisan clashes over import duties and peso relief. It notes threats, expulsions attempts, and procedural tensions as MPs shout, accuse, and threaten withdrawal ballots while discussing policy actions and allocations.
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A serious motor accident on the Uralla-Pimbworth road near Armidale left Mr. Williams, a postmaster’s son, pinned beneath a car for hours. He was rescued and taken to Armidale Hospital, where doctors said injuries were not serious.
A survey of Tamworth storm damage shows extensive impacts with Rogen's Ltd suffering heavy losses and repairs needed at the Fwst Tamworth railway goods shed. Several shops and markets including Basra's, Mack Mahon’s, Stewart and Scovie's, and the Great Northern Mole received damage along with private properties and fences. Estimates run into hundreds of pounds with total costs likely above 1,000 pounds.
A cricket summary describes Glen Innes chasing scores while Northeast bowlers excel with seven for hits. Glen Innes dismissed for 44. innings include Witt 108, Northcott and Ramsay contributing modest scores. Bowlers and fielding details listed, with various players named in bowling figures and scorecards.
Sheep and cattle sold unaltered with mixed quality across pens. Prices listed include best wether at 142, 104, and 18.10 for different lots, with cattle yarded around 2800 head in medium quality lots. Conditions described as unsettled after a minor altercation near the sheltering area.
A fractured score report shows Oxfords batting first for 108 with top scorers Mugua L and Andrews. D'Arcy claimed most wickets as Oxford’s bowlers defended the total, with notable contributions from Turner and Northcutt. The match ends with Oxford securing a 75 run victory amid a parade of individual dismissals and partial score details.
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