Local Cash Offers On Simple Chairs
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and numbers for chairs including 176, 22, 6, 28/6 and 32/6 with 35, 42/6 and 49.6 up to 87/6. No specific brands or dates identified.
03 Feb 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and numbers for chairs including 176, 22, 6, 28/6 and 32/6 with 35, 42/6 and 49.6 up to 87/6. No specific brands or dates identified.
A report prepared for submission to the ALW.1T Convention recommends starting a daily newspaper in Sydney immediately. It suggests dedicating funds of Labor Papers Ltd to acquire additional Labor Papers Ltd holdings and publishing the new paper at Macdonald Mall Pitt Street Sydney, owned by Labor Papers Ltd.
London reports a surprise marriage at St George’s Church Hanover Square between Michael Moweel von and Misa Elizabeth Cater, a maid in waiting to the Duchess of York. Police struggled to restrain an agitated crowd of women shouting The Duchess and pressing toward the Duchess’s car as chaos broke out outside.
Australia's aviator Bert Hinkler prepares for a London to Bundaberg flight in a Croydon based craft. He vows to push the distance record with a nearly risk free machine and gadgetry from his own design. He plans an early Saturday departure if final certificates are secured.
Mr Alan Simypuon voices concern over Australian manufacturers facing failure to compete with other states. He points to heavy taxation exclusive fuel costs rising freight and wharfage charges and public utilities as factors. Under-Secretary Stockey ties figures to South Australia’s low external trade and potential federation revenue implications.
Paris reports criticism of the federation for sending Borotra Brignon and Bes on a fragile tear. The federation cables Borotra to return at once to avoid fatigue before the Davis Cup. Sydney notes Borotra’s claim to be a leading world champion after Crawford’s play.
The Sydney Trades and Labor Council serial urges workers in the state to understand capitalist schemes while urging housewives and domestic workers to participate in the ongoing struggle for wages and rights. The text emphasizes a conscious, collective effort amid class conflict.
Mr. Shaw manager of the Waratahs rugby union team expresses thanks to the sporting public and hosts for hospitality on tour. He praises amateur spirit, notes satisfaction with performances, and hopes to redeem defeats when a British team visits Australia.
Local notes indicate Donald Grant announced candidacy for the Senate on a party ballot. The report mentions a contested seat and a previous defeat in the Senate race.
Friday report from Sydney notes plans for goat races organized by the Teague management. Officials say events will be held Saturday to draw city crowds amid a push by the Young Aute trlin League whose procreation is threatened.
The Davis Cup event in Paris sees New Zealand fielding Wites, Borotrn, and Menges for a week’s effort. French choices point to Cochet and Dareste in singles while Europe eyes a strong United States effort and a possible Australia Britain and Africa clash.
The Minister for Agereotities estimates the Wyialata dam on the Larhlon River will cost about £1,500,000 and a 21,100 metric tons figure is cited. The Commonwealth Government is asked to treat the scheme as a national undertaking while development and migration officials consider tying it to migration terms. Gepp Clairman of the Development and Migration Commission plans to visit the project site.
The Prime Minister announced that the Commission appointed to examine the Bundaberg inoculation tragedy has been granted complete autonomy. The inquiry will proceed without external constraints, aiming to uncover facts and assign responsibility as warranted.
A coroner ruled that negligence caused the death of George Jayman aged 20 after a collision between two cars in Perth on a Friday. The inquest determined that Catherine Sivkey's vehicle contributed to the fatal crash, with negligence cited as the key factor leading to the unlawful death finding.
Rev. Donald Griggs a Methodist minister was brought before Ome police court charged with the murder of his wife. Police asked for a remand to Hale poller court on February 10. Griggs stood to attention, pale but composed, during the brief proceedings.
At Cockatoo Island a dispute among several dozen workers could trigger a work stoppage. Electricians allege that tasks they are entitled to perform are being done by others, risking a stoppage if not resolved.
Reports indicate Kydeny was brutally assaulted by a youth after hours of waiting and a confrontation near Mornekville. Police arrested the suspect, who faces assault with intent charges and will appear before the children's court for proceedings.
Mr Allan Bimpson told the Cumti tution Commission that employers felt reluctant to go before the Arbitration Court and especially before Judge Beeby He said Beeby had given little encouragement and may have been cowed by the Trades Hall officials This led to other conclusions based on certain derisions.
Brisbane dispatch reports a bore at Roma oil field released gas amid loud noises near the hole about 20 miles from the site on Wednesday. Officials describe the event as a notable flow with risk considerations for local operations.
An unclear notice reports a change in gold royalty in the territory from 1 percent to 4 percent. The fragmentary wording suggests official action, with references to CASBEMTA and Friday filing, but specifics are unreadable.
The Civic Commissioner announces extended hours at Sydney Town Hall from Monday to Friday with fees eight on the first day and Saturday. The notice outlines new service times and relevant adjustments to operations.
Fragmentary text reports on Australian affairs referenced in English papers. Mentions of Professor Tucker and reactions from Europe describe alleged abuses and misstatements about events abroad with unclear context and scattered names.
Health officials express concern over the growing number of infantile paralysis cases as measures to combat the epidemic are being formulated. Plan includes potential public health actions and preventive strategies.
Market notes report wheat quotes at 5/24 per bushel and tin at 40 per molt. Daily rates on Sumex Street list various produce prices including eggs meat bread honey and lucerne with fluctuating small figures, reflecting a lively but unclear commodity scene.
Admiral Wilharyeae Ceeth told the House Naval Committee that the Geneva conference should remove the need for a strict naval tonnage limit. He pressed that steel and rubber sources must be protected for economic security and equal trade opportunity, aligning with Britain on shared stakes.
Captain Jones of the atenmeer Suevie reported a large iceberg in the track of shipping in the Great Australian Bight near Albany. A radio message from another captain said they sighted the mass by a margin of 70 feet.
RYONEY reports that the proposed Tasman flight has been abandoned due to the attitude of the Federal Government. The position was intolerable, and funds will be returned to members rather than risking further expenditure under official pressure to prevent the right to proceed.
A Dublin City Court charged a 32 year old woman and a 30 year old man who refused to give names with conspiring to seriously harm Mr McNeill Governor General and Mr Kochy Minister for Justice. They allegedly posted inflammatory documents aimed at English officials, urging British removal from Ireland. The women were remanded for trial on several counts as defense supporters shouted reactions. They face possible prison if convicted.
Armidale race day results list short items with horses and odds. Three maidens and sodden notes show entrants such as While Mushy and Entoh's Pride plus winners and placements. Oakstown tracks include Laurel Bay and No Wonder and others with varying odds.
A garbled report from Colima state mentions a Shire Clerk arrest connected to a large deficieny. Names such as Thomondoreph Curnioly and Mort Laegh appear, with references to Shine Connetl and a new court appearance date unclear due to damaged text. The fragmentary item signals an official case.
A violent storm struck near Gorella station fourteen miles from Caen with a sudden downpour of heavy rain lasting five minutes. Residents reported a strong wind and a compact, swirling weather event as the cyclone moved through the area yesterday.
Sydney police allege a deregistered chemist marketed Vogue advertisements across country newspapers and Hines publications to claim qualification. He allegedly operated a small inquiry room in the city and ran a lucrative business supplying country orders.
A man identified as Albert Staples, 42, an English fireman, died after a reported altercation. Medical examiners ruled death due to apoplexy following the incident, with authorities noting evidence of blunt force.
A large blaze at Kootian N41 caused extensive destruction with estimated damage of £25,000. Fire crews battled flames affecting surrounding drains and sewerage, signaling extensive property loss and disruption in Avteland.
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