01 Jul 1927
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
1
Burge's advertises a wide range of flannelette fabrics for winter underwear and nightwear. It highlights 36 inch striped and cream flannelette at special low prices with emphasis on quality and value. The copy touts new winter garments and pyjamas made from these fabrics.
An advert offers a prize for returning the largest number of Fountain Baking Powder lids by late October 1927 with an open order for £2/2. Lids counted by weight: two 4-lb lids equal 1 lb and four 12 oz lids equal 3 lb. Free sample and special display in the grocery window.
Wit Ltd operates the popular bright and busy store with contact avenues listed as P O Elex 4 and phone 16 offering a concise advertisement format for shoppers and patrons.
A fragmented report details a tennis day with noisy crowds and mixed results. Notable mentions include Tilden, Lansonte, and other players, with set casts and dramatic exchanges shaping the matchups and outcomes.
A terse note describes a midweight bout with Thad, D apre, and Austen Vien in a tech dispute at ringside. Officials from the United States referee a match tied to a towel incident and a controversy over held positions during the event.
Ten wickets victory for New Zealand over Scotland described with scattered garbled lines. readable bits indicate a decisive chase, with mentions of players and scores unclear due to OCR errors. The result remains a New Zealand win and a dominant performance.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a track event titled G.N HURDLE with participants or teams including Grant Saline Hinton and Yemdinge Sysdia Nes Heyener Tofaro. The garbled text references a race or matchup, likely a hurdle contest, with unclear results and scattered names.
Perth dispatch notes uncertain airship future for England to Captain Fellowes. Regular cruises unlikely until airships proven and public support grows. Predominant use foreseen for high value freight such as gold diamonds and important mail with new accommodations for passengers planned.
Fragmented text reports a missionary society gathering near Tywaa with references to boundary points and naval or port interactions. The garbled lines mention valor and revolt themes but lack clear actions or outcomes. Entities include Bush Missionary and Tywaa, with unclear dates or places.
A messy OCR fragment reports a witness indictment before a Teast Cornesion about wireless developments and a controversial claim of a life long wireless control. It mentions Amalgamated Wirrelam and prospects for wireless in Australia, with several garbled names and dates.
At a Pukehule gathering, NZ and Australian potato growers pressed a resolution opposing potato imports from Australia. They warned imports would undercut local growers and raise costs for farming and market prices, urging protective action.
Canefields trouble sparks comments from Mee A. W. Braynher, chair of the South Johanatome Cane Catchern strike committee, condemning armed strike breakers and warning locals to act if authorities fail to curb the threat. He notes weapons are circulating among unestablished groups, allegedly fastened to prominent farmers to coerce laborers and enforce wage terms.
Brief report from Brisbane notes limited shift activity among Waterside Workers with only one group returning to Cairns for work while others remain on strike or idle. The piece reflects uncertain employment and transport implications for port operations and related sectors.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a federal cabinet and ministerial discussion with scattered phrases about a Peter, Mr Hower, and Porterat Veer. Context is garbled with many unreadable words, making precise events or names difficult to identify.
A garbled report from Sydney notes a clerical objection affecting a planned Good Friday performance. The fragment mentions a rivalry, a naval or military link, and a dispute over scheduling with references to local officials and venues. Further readable details are scarce.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Petersham tragedy and a court proceeding with unidentified defendants and dates. The readable portions reference a local incident and legal action, mentioning Murthy Quing and a staged confrontation. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Sydney today reports a sensational hold up near Rose Bay. Taxi driver Donnig Eugene Kenny picked up a stranger who produced a revolver. Kenny avoided injury when the gun misfired during a struggle before the assailant fled with the threat of money. Police hunted the highwayman but found no trace.
Uproar at Leitwieh TT law night as Mr Jat Newt MiLA and delegates disputed the pre selection. Mor Muskina withdrew in protest and left the tower. Husking said he would ask the executive to declare the Hobciet HE Electorate Commel owing to irregularities and seek a revised electorate plan.
An 2227 AD scenario outlines global population growth and debates over free movement. The article mentions EVA and Hier Reece nominating plans tied to Lemuige themes as nations weigh policy on population, migration, and governance.
Bert Mudge writes in support of The New Times and its management with best wishes for progress and local support. He hopes the proposed improvements meet day conditions and benefit the Inverell district through the Tate proprietor of the Argun.
Sydney report quotes Mr J B Lee M L A Opposition whip urging citizens to take politics seriously as Lang battles on. He warns the public against complacency noting the danger of allowing an adversary to gain power and destroy democratic foundations.
The Premier Mr Lang pledged that the government would ensure preferences for local manufacturers in contracts. He indicated inquiry into alleged contracts by Water Bo nch and Main Bonia Baret or a government department, with efforts to favor domestic suppliers in government requirements.
Reginsi A. Tasker, a hair dresser from Torreneville, died at Adelaide Hospital after a gunshot wound. Police say unsteady domestic quarrel over a meal prep led to Tasker firing rifles at his wife who had locked herself in a bedroom, and Tasker was shot in the cheek while attempting to enter the room.
In Newcastle on Friday Benjamin Jenkins aged 64, an inspector at Pelaw Main colliery, was fatally crushed by a falling coal ram during an inspection. The accident occurred instantly with no chance of recovery.
Bygdney reports Friday that the State Treasurer believes revenue for the financial year will show substantial gains.
Audley Friday reports the Premier states the government has allocated funds for road expenditure. Within weeks the government will have a mule? available to the Main Ronde Four. Amount cited is £254,000 aimed at improving main routes and transportation infrastructure.
Decision issued in the divorce matter involving petitioner Byenty with legal arguments and references to prior proceedings. The text outlines questions of validity, possible final remedy, and requests for further action or clarification from the court.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a dated note on fashion and economy with mentions of a manager, shirts, and trade ideas. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the item reads as a local column or brief on social trends and commerce.
Mr J W Roche vice president of the Queensland Labor Council accuses the central executive of the party of being controlled by the Unholy Trinity. He blames the trio of AJT ACW and others in the Labor movement for influencing Queensland politics and criticizes the current Queensland Government as anti Labour.
A catalog-like listing details various cream and white flannelette fabrics in multiple widths and patterns with prices per yard. It promotes red coupon savings at Burge's, encouraging customers to collect coupons to reduce total costs.
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