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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
7
A brief note from Inverell reports local dealer Tom Cant plans to buy diamonds, aiming for high value stones amid market interest. Prices cited show strong bidding activity and potential deals in the town.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a hotel with harbour views in Sydney at Cramore. It references electric and steam features and a Bullard street area but details are unclear. No clear events, dates, or named personnel are provided.
A fragmented timetable lists Woodward and Purkiss motor passenger services with routes to Armidale Goya Tingha and South West Rocks. It mentions daily and weekly connections, booking office details, and assorted nonspecific notes on rooms and fares.
A local catalog entry promotes flowering shrubs and perennials for lawns with items such as Oleanders and autumn foliage Liquidamber. It lists several varieties including Cypris and Sacred Bamboo, notes wide color ranges, and invites readers to call SYRETS, the local agent on Byron Street, for details.
The article details drought impact on wool prices and farm returns, noting buyers and sellers in Sydney as drought strains persisted. It highlights wool sale results, prices per ewe, and the broader effect on textile markets, including producer and consumer concerns across regions.
A Sydney newspaper vented fears over low quality meat flooding shops as stockowners plead for action. It faults cheap meat advertising at Homebush and warns consumer health could suffer while retailers and butchers defend prices amid declining demand and public worry.
A garbled 19 day weather note reports wheat yields vary across districts with claims of 10 percent losses in some areas and up to 60 percent in others. It cites expert forecasts, crop damage from heavy rains, and potential transport disruptions while noting a court case and traffic hazards on a main avenue.
The article analyzes reciprocal trade in merino wool between Australia and outside markets, noting Australian supply, costs, and potential shifts in sourcing. It discusses consumer demand, domestic production, and the impact of global competition on wool usage and pricing in markets such as Japan, Britain, and American buyers.
A fragmented critique discusses Australia as a gas buyer and the risks in the meat and beet export sector. It references the Meat Commission and the need for proper export trials, freight considerations, and possible bonuses, urging timely action to avoid market delays.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Nathaniel Mawhorne's The King of the Golden River and a jumble of holiday images. The piece mentions chafing and venders, a Merry Christmas line, and river natives, with scattered musing on old days and a Christmas scene amid disorderly, obscured text.
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