25 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
1
Advertises ladies hosiery and full fashioned silk stockings in various shades and bold wear, with mer mer embroideries and special lines for parties. Promotes latest styles and best qualities at affordable prices for women shopping in the city.
Results from the Intermediate examination list students from Convent High School Inverell High and others with various grades in English History Geography Maths Elementary Science and Technical Drawing. Names include Alfred Bevin Annie Agnew Oswald Bartle Jeseic Boland Nancy Coade Walter Forddy Gwendoline Farrand and many more with B A and B plus ratings across subjects.
Detectives Blackwell Hughes and customs men Maher Scott and Britten pursued a man linked to a West distillation ring. Surrounded by bush fires at Hornsby they escaped burned clothes blackened by smoke, then arrested the suspect and found a dismantled still in an empty house.
The text mentions Prince George and discussions involving the Minister for Health and Repairia and the Prime Minister, focusing on coordination with state governments. It suggests plans for a visit and related administrative arrangements, but the fragmentary source limits specifics.
The Sydney market reports tin priced at 509 per unit today with quotes indicating steady demand. Traders monitor shifts in supply as the metal trades amid broader commodity movements.
Results from Glen Innes Jockey Club opening handicap first maiden and novice events. Notable finishes include Variora Stocklin Leuverne winning an opening handicap and Linner Blut Florette Murraculeul in the maiden, with Bell’s Promise winning the novice handicap. Time listed 1.245.
Fire crews battled flames in the metropolitan area causing property damage and prompting evacuations nearby. Authorities urged residents to avoid the affected zones as hot winds fanned the flames.
Latest forecast shows cool south east winds moving in across southern districts and along the coast with showers likely. Isolated thunder strikes may occur in northern areas with unsettled conditions later today.
Sydney journalist Thuesdon Julin Letieban reports the Riverina region mourns as its oldest resident, aged 110, dies after long life in the area. Local authorities note the centenarian's century of memories and ties to the community.
Two men were found in the act of robbing St Marys Cathedral after the building was surrounded. They broke open the Tabernacle and stole sacred vessels from inside, then loaded the items into suitcases. They faced charges for breaking and entering and attempted theft of divine vessels.
Dense fog blankets London disrupting wool exchange at the wool-selling rooms. Visibility drops across the capital, causing road and rail travel difficulties, Thames shipping slows, river ferries suspend, and multiple road accidents reported. By late afternoon the city center clears while outskirts stay misty.
In Goulburn a textile strike created disruption with 300 to 400 workers at Hughes Mills Alexandria returning to work. MLA Geaghiin urged restraint while unions resisted friction from drivers and employers, as government sought to manage the dispute and avoid widespread turmoil.
Irish troubles McGuire today applied to the High Court for removal with costs of a prohibitory order barring the Irish Free State military tribunal from hearing charges against General O Duffy leader of the United Ireland party. The crowded court heard arguments on legislative intent and tribunal jurisdiction. The hearing was adjourned after the judge noted retrospective offences could not be created by Parliament.
A man jumped from a bridge into a garden plot near a base pylon and died instantly. He was found with his left hand clenched around an item. papers on the body suggested employment at Sig's Cross Bato Agency.
Market notes list varied commodities with fluctuating prices including wheat potatoes hay and butter. The text records quoted figures for different goods and units, showing price movement on Thursday and indicating general market activity in Sussex Street.
A cyclist suffers serious injuries in a Sydney road incident. The report cites limited hope for recovery and notes medical treatment after a collision with a pedestrian. Names and specifics are garbled in the transmission but indicate a critical hospital condition.
In Sydney the recent heat wave caused two fatalities among local residents. Officials report Harold Mourdougall and William McMaken among those affected as multiple heat-related collapses occurred across the city. Authorities later attributed the incidents to extreme temperatures and urged precautions.
Sydney Thursday reports the Loan Council will shortly consider operation of a new internal jobs program. The purpose is to complete state loan works programmes and the renewal of Treasury bills.
Milly Carrifeader headlines a boxing card with a twelve round main event against Rey O'Brien from Newcastiels Deh Bielby vo Young Cellins Newcas. The event features four pounder challenges and supporting bouts plus an orchestra act after the ring action.
Sydney records show unprecedented heat with temperatures near 20 degrees reaching a peak after a long 38 year period. Officials report a surge in water use with consumption totaling 146,605,000 gallons as of this morning amid the hot spell.
The city wheat market remained dull with no change in prices as buyers showed reluctance. Private bids described London and Liverpool as idle while Chicago closed firm. Winnipeg rallied after a narrow start. Buenos Aires and Sydney markets were subdued with buyers absent.
In Calcutta authorities fear a cholera outbreak as aftershocks and earthquake damage disrupt public health. Rescue teams work amid contagion risk while disinfectants are deployed to cleanse burned and collapsed buildings and provide isolation for hospital patients.
The Chinese ambassador to Moscow warned of possible war with Japan amid tensions in the region. He claimed Russia would mobilize quickly and defend its interests with heavy artillery and efficient forces, citing recent reviews and demonstrations in Red Square.
The Board of Control plans a new agreement for the cricketers chosen for the next English tour. It aims to tighten clauses from the 1939 pact on newspaper articles and related issues.
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