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29 Feb 1932
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Inverell Times in Inverell, New South Wales
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 29, 1932
Page
1
Denunciation over State lottery prizes in Sydney
In Sydney the 38th State lottery draws are announced with the first prize of 33873 awarded to N. J. Pearce at Devine's garage in Tul- Tamore and other winners listed including Austin R. 5a mut, Dora street Hurstville Wellington and Miss J. Lechhead at Double Bay. Mr Whiddon calls for ending the practice of returning winning marbles to barrels after noting the same member previously won ES and £40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N. J. Pearce
Devine
Tul- Tamore
Austin R
Dora Street
Hurstville
N.S.W
W. P. Kelly
Post Office
Wellington
J. Lechhead
New South Head Road
Double Bay
Whiddon
German Election Fight for Presidency in Berlin Clashes
Berlin reports violence as the presidential election opens with clashes among Nazis Communists and Sedktists disseminating propaganda. Police intervene using Launcheans and arrest 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ofer
Launcheans
Father Arrested After Hobart Shooting Incident
In Hobart on Saturday a man named Grace was shot in the back while walking with a young woman. He was taken to hospital in critical condition. Police arrested the girl's father on charges of attempted murder after a shouted declaration allegedly naming him as the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Charles Grace
Hobart
Tin price quote in Sydney market
In Sydney on Monday the tin price stood at 28 10 per unit. This brief market note records a per unit valuation for tin in the local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Homebush Sheep and Cattle Market Report
The noon sales at Homebush showed prices largely unchanged with cattle and sheep mixed. Bulls and cows traded around firm ranges, sheep numbers high with wethers and ewes also steady, several lot averages and farm names noted including Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd and Abbott Glou crater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bydney
Pitt, Son, and Badgery, Ltd
Iran
Walhallow
Gunebri
Abbott
Gloucrater
Sussex Street Markets Report on Grains and Produce Prices
Markets at Sussex Street show bulk wheat at 3.5 with bagged 46, Tasmanian and other buyers, butter priced 142 6, oats 14 to 28, lucerne 3 to 63, hay 3 to 5 6, chaff 3 6 to 4, oats 14 to 28, licerne 394 to 49, and various staples with fluctuating quotes. The notes indicate commodity movements including honey, oats, and wheat alongside livestock feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Falowire Prica
Sussex Strart
Neiators
Tasmanian
Ees
Lucerne
Wient
Weather forecast for coastal and northern districts
The forecast for the next twenty four hours calls for warm sultry conditions with increasing clouds and scattered rain and thunder along the coast and northern districts, extending to isolated inland areas. Winds shift from southeast to northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Shores of Yangtse Readied as Japanese Divisions Land
Reports say about 2000 Japanese troops landed at Chang-wah-pang near Weosung, with more to follow along the Yangtse as operations prepare a flank on Chinese positions. Tsetelin forts were claimed demolished, while Chiang Kai-shek speeds troops to Kiangwan. Chinese sources claim three new divisions near Shanghai amid observer skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang-kai-shek
Kiangwan
Shanghai
Woman Killed in Glebe Motor Car Crash
Sydney report states Mrs. Queenie Lewis aged 40 died instantly when a motor car struck her at Glebe last night. Three others were seriously injured. Police later arrested the driver and charged him with manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Queenie Lewis
Glebe
Bush fire threatens Cowra area near Time ranges
A fierce bush fire near Cowra by the Time ranges threatens many homesteads. Firefighters and volunteers are working to confine the outbreaks to the hills as the blaze spreads through the remote areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Timae
Cowra
Large Estates Tax Proposals In Legislative Assembly
A government plan to tax large estates is reported to be introduced this week. The Premier aims to raise taxes on estates by a graduated scale, targeting holdings valued above a set amount. Ministers argue the levy will encourage subdividing land near railways to facilitate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Bishop's Outburst in Sermon Sparks Political Debate
The Anglican Bishop of Bathurst Dr Crotty denounced harsh rhetoric in Australian politics in a sermon. He warned that both capitalism and unionism reflect vested interests and that destroying one side would provoke ruin for the other, likening violent methods to self-destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mornilay
Bathurst
Crotty
Motorist Arrested in Queenie Lewis Death
Sydney report states William Beaumont Small, an account clerk, was remanded at Central Court on charges of driving under liquor influence and unlawfully causing the death of young Queenie Lewis when he crashed or struck in the city last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
William Beaumont Small
Central Court
Iiquor
Queenie Lewis
Seven New Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported
Seven new cases of infantile paralysis were reported over the weekend, with most cases traced to country districts. Health officials urged vigilance and isolation to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Our Greatest Enemy Outspoke Grazier
At the Graziers Association conference Mr. F H Tout criticized the Lang Government as Australia’s main obstacle. He urged national action through constitutional means to oust the administration and lamented the absence of a Country Party member in the Federal Cabinet while noting growing city country cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Graziers’ Association
F. H. Tout
Australia
Lang
Country Party
Father and Daughter Drowned in West Coast Surf
Andrew Pearson 44 and his daughter Margaret 26 were fishing from rocks on New Zealand's west coast when a large wave swept them into the surf. Both were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Andrew Pearson
Margaret
New Zealand
Lindrum Sets North American Billiards Record in Montreal
The Montreal crowd watched Walter Lindrum stun spectators with a 1921 break on a Saturday against Newman and Beeres Newman Receiving MM. Lindrum achieved a new North American record, highlighting his historic performance in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Walter Lindrum
Newman
Beeres - Newman
Lindrum
Kingsford Smith Eyes Melbourne to New Zealand Flight
Auckland reports Kingsford Smith and L. Mud, an aviation expert with Wisard Smith, plan an early Melbourne to Munety Mile Beach flight to New Zealand. The note hints at an imminent, ambitious aviation crossing with technical consultation and timing to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Amotla
Kingsford Smith
L. Mud
Ignitien
Wisard Smith
Melbourne
Munety Mile Beach
Five Robbers Flung From Car on Parramatta Road
Five men suspected in a string of attempted robberies were flung from a stolen car that somersaulted three times on Parramatta road Baulkham Hills. Two were critically injured and three fled, leaving one trapped. A fractured skull and head wounds were reported. all were taken to Parramatta Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Parramatta Road
Baulkham Hills
Parramatta Hospital
Mysterious Death Reported in Brisbane
Thomas Nunan, a 64 retired dairy farmer from Banyo, visited Brisbane on Saturday and did not return. His body was found on a vacant allotment in Margaret Street with a punctured head wound. He was fully dressed, missing hat and boots. Police suspect post mortem robbery but abandon foul play. Stomach contents were sent to the Government Analyst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Thomas Nunan
Banyo
Margaret Street
Firebug Rampant Threatens Mudgee Town
Apparent deliberate attempts to burn fire business premises across Mudgee Saturday night caused extensive damage before outbreaks were quashed. Authorities report town guarded by watchmen as police headquarters in Sydney are asked to dispatch detectives at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mudgee
Boy Communists Pander Bold Claims In Staged Sermon
In Sydney two youths about sixteen mounted on staging and preached Communism. They claimed to have graduated from the Society of Babes aged five to eight years and planned to join the Young Communist League then the Communist Army. One lad said the capitalist system must be destroyed for them to live in comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Domain
Society of Babes
Young Communist League
Communist Army
Wheat Bounty Payments Reach One Million Pounds
Melbourne reports under the Wheat Bounty Act 1921, payments for the 1931 32 wheat season at 44d per bushel totalled £1,000,000 up to February 25. The sum was paid on 35,07 claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Moree Carnival Draws 1000 at Olympic Basin
The Moree Amateur Swimming Club hosted a record carnival at the Moree Olympic Basin drawing over 1000 despite fine competition. Swimmers traveled from Manilla Inverell Gunnedah Cedllarendri and Goondhwindi with Andrew Charlton from Warwick giving a 440 yard exhibition and Harry Hay delivering an evolution of swimming talk. Moree won the Chauvel Cup team relay with Inverell in second while A Dearden of Goonetwindl won both the 220 and 50 yard championships of the North and North West. Linda Moir placed third in the ladies 60 yard North West title as Esme McDreold and M Cura contested the handicaps and McDonald posted a 42 1/5 second effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moree Olympic Basin
Manilla
Inverell
Gunnedah
Cedllarendri
Goondhwindi
Andrew Charlton
Warwick
Harry Hay
Moree
A. Dearden
Goonetwindl
Terry Moore
CJ Mitchell
Jack Finlayson
Gordon Stewart
Linda Moir
M. Cura
Esme Mc- Dre
Moree Mis Moir
M. Curns
McDonald
Remarkable Bull Imported to Turnville Stud
One of Britain's finest Shorthorns, Remarkable Bull, has been imported by Turnville Estate Northorn Stud. The animal landed in Melbourne in excellent condition after a vent of 4000 pa. It won the supreme Shorthorn championship at the 1930 Manchester show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Britain
Turnvylle Estate
Brilliant Boy to Europe and Local Notices
A fragmentary report notes Brilliant Boy heads to Europe in March for a scholarship plan. Also mentions Europe Fire Brigade Lospector and personnel including Mr BoA Peek with travel arrangements. Local notices cover Long Plain Dance with free buses and orchestra, and Aborigines Mission appeal seeking £10 for NSW State Council camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Brigade
Divikenai
Pier Seuntes
Boa Peek
Viastsy
Trverell
Athend la
Diaduer
Lip
Long Plain
R Boshier
Pulsford
Inverelt
Osnks
N.S Wales
Coun
Farmers killed near Benalla in car overturning
Melbourne reporter Matthew Costello of Winton aged 36 and fellow farmer Thoma Roach aged 58 were killed when their motor car overturned near Benalla. Costello died instantly and Roach died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Matthew Costello
Thoma Roach
Winton
Benalla
Costello
Roach
Randwick and Flemington Cup meeting results storm through city
Randwick hosts City Tattersalls Cup day with Novice Handicap won by Jacko and Youthful Stakes taken by Oro. Randwick Stakes goes to Pentheus with Wellmond second. Denman Stakes winner Waugoola and City Tattersalls Cup to Rube Paddington. The Newmarket Handicap at Flemington sees Lady Linden surge to victory at 33 to 1, ridden by W Cook. Pines Hurdles, Sires Produce Stakes, and other events complete a sprawling day. temperatures noted for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Tattersalls Club
Randwick
Jacko
Rowan
Oro
Milantheon
Golden Flash
Pentheus
Wellmond
High Dicdain
Waugoola
Pavilion
Myles Ja Qoplen
Rube Paddington
Century Tire
Antiochus
Heritage
Cylanta
Newmarket
Lady Linden
Flemington
Queensland
Lady Lisbon
Sydney
W. Cook
Pines
Dungannon
Bow Haven
Arcadius
Kuvera
Vauntry
Beccendon Snakes
Mira Donna
Idle Banter
Cook Winooka
Reed
Pike
Gallantic
Toljgus
Chatham
Winooka
Lighthead
Golden Gate
Waterline
Greenline
Parkwood
Binga
Stephen
the Doctor's Orders
Torani
Blematic
Sir Graculous
Old Ming
Dominant
Sally
Blatherakite
Aleman
Prince Dayton
Monoplane Crash Ends With Lucky Escape at Bristol
A monoplane crash at Bristol Aerodrome last night involved Lord Apsley during a flight from Wales. The aircraft toppled in wind and landed upside down. he escaped with minor scratches after helpers reached the wreckage, asking for a cigarette when asked if he were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Apsley
Bristol
Dukk
Wales
Horse stealing crackdown nets forty stolen horses
Police at Eulo captured forty branded horses and seven foals believed stolen from various owners along the Paroo River. A warrant has been issued for two men fleeing toward the New South Wales border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Eulo
Paroo
New South Wales
NSW March Interest Payment to UK Government
The New South Wales government settled March overseas interest, paying about £190,000 after exchange. The sum covered interest due to overseas lenders, reflecting cross-border financial obligations and currency adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.bw
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