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Fragmentary OCR note mentions a comparison to Cansdell’s and a value 16.5 linked to a phone. Details are unclear.
22 Jul 1927
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a comparison to Cansdell’s and a value 16.5 linked to a phone. Details are unclear.
Fresh and lovely uniforms for maids and children in navy serge and flannel. Frocks feature pleated skirts and neat finishes with prices ranging from 12/6 to 45/. Includes knitted woollen options in beige rose and brown. Also advertising a Christmas draw offering a bedroom suite with top prizes of £40 and £22.
Amid a Cup meeting at Grafton yesterday officials halted events as a veterinary surgeon inspected participants and samples were taken from Tonialite a candidate who finished second. A bottle and contents were seized and will be analyzed following reports of a suspicious find near the horns.
London reports the death of Ferdinand of Roumania at Sinela on Wednesday morning. Prince Carol moved to Paris, claiming the throne for his son Eric Michael, while Premier Bratianu offered resignation to the Regency. Paris notes Carol’s press statement declaring himself king. King Ferdinand, aged 62, had reigned since 1914 after succeeding King Charles I. He leaves six children and a line of royals.
In Sydney on a Friday Mrs DiMephetson voices concern over sheep thefts and urges owners to aid police by branding and recording stock. She notes widespread losses from branded sheep and stresses lack of country-wide cooperation. Police propose stricter measures to suppress theft through computer and records enforcement.
London reports a busy Admiralty delegation led by Lord Bridgeman and Lord Hugh Deed preparing for the Geneva talks. Sir Cecil and Home Secretary Bridgman join Austin Chambers in setting the stage for tomorrow’s highlevel meeting to outline the tentative plan. Domestic circles foresee a possible breakdown and only a start point toward broader conference, with certain foreign representatives not invited to join.
High Commissioner in London hosted two gatherings to honor Sir Granville Byrie. Australian and New Zealand Club welcomed him with Lord Porter presiding at the first event. Theodore Fink led a luncheon where Sir Granville noted continued Australian and imperial ties amid ill health rumors.
Fragments describe a disrupted ride and a mystery around an engine incident on a Wednesday near the Molong railway hinge. The scene mentions a person named Te Ma and a passing engine, with no clear witnesses or outcomes. Further readable text points to a broken wheel or rider injury but lacks definite details.
London reports Sir Granvilly Uyric and Mr Tremble may lead the Australian contingent at a memorial service for fallen soldiers. The total enlistment records list Otago and New Zealanders, with Granville Ivriel to visit memorials and memorial organizations following the ceremony.
A coroner adjourned the inquest into deaths of a rider and a mechanic who perished in a motorcycle crash at Pahecor on Tuesday. The hearing postponed, citing safety concerns over stunts in crowded districts.
Report from Copenhagen shows France narrowly edging Denmark in a final draw while tension grows over a potential rematch with the United States. The match outcome leaves France on course for what could be another Olympic confrontation, with teams preparing for the next phase of the competition.
Postponement follows weather disruption near the motel where New Zealand cricketers were to play. No army team represented the event and no opposing side appeared, leaving the match in limbo.
Members of the Caterers and Restaurantkeepers Association met to discuss higher service costs due to a weekly wage increase for female workers and the child endowment law. No final decision was reached as the extext cost remained unsettled.
An Englishman faced an assault by strikers between Innieinih and Goenda Gill as he sought work at the Cane grawara Association office. The event occurred amid tensions at a local factory, with reports of harassment and disrupted employment access.
Mr Morris, anchor exr manufacturer, hoax cater took. Mr Th. By Pyatten at Coventry motor works, the largest in Europe, announced to the Minister for Trade Fratton an offer to send Morris to Australia soon to assess establishing a factory branch here.
London reports Sir Austen Chamberlain said the government would not bring a women franchise bill in autumn but may arrange a special measure. A register could permit enfranchised women to watch elections. Winston Churchill announced the House would adjourn for a recess next Friday.
A fragmentary report from Friday in Sydney notes sheep skin sales showing Australian wools, New Zealand merino options, and price separations. Training prices indicate mid to high ranges with five percent adjustments. Details are garbled but reference sharp wool, half-breds, and course wool categories with relative increases.
A mysterious illness spreading through Elong district is thinning foxes, dogs and cats. Authorities from the Agricultural Department are investigating the outbreak as officials seek its source and control measures.
Paris police puzzled by a deputy named Marty Been who reportedly escaped during a Thursday session in the Chamber of Deputies. He had just been sentenced to imprisonment for seditious propaganda, and authorities say they have no idea of his whereabouts.
Sydney resident Hany Cunningham, 30 of Long Bay, suffered a fractured spine after a collision near Birchteher, then 4 miles by ambulance to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Despite serious injuries, recovery is expected as he appeared at hospital. authorities note Cunningham slipped from a ferry and fell, causing the accident.
A lengthy obituary from an English newspaper pays tribute to veteran cricketer Jees Yonns whose death was reported from Adelaide on Wednesday. The notice recalls his long career and contributions to the sport.
Vancouver reports ongoing flight plans toward Australia with references to a Vancouver pilot and a route through Tonolulu and Sustratia via Fiz. The fragmentary note hints at continued air travel interest and a possible trust arrangement for the trip.
Sydney report notes Equal Pay for women clerks displayed among bank demands. The case will be presented to the Confederation Committee soon. The claim seeks pay parity only if further action is needed and hinges on the outcome of ongoing discussions.
Today’s forecast warns of icy conditions across the region with a south to southwest wind. Light rain is possible inland and along the coast, with precipitation extending to higher elevations and coastal districts. North areas may see clearing later as temperatures fall.
In connection with the government proposal to combine Vine Engtere Baburbe underground railway it is explained that the railway will cost several millions and will practically encircle the whole of the eastern suburb. After touching Gonili Junction it will swing towards Bronte Coager and Rahawick returning to the city via the Randwick side of Con founin Papi.
Sydney report says Mrs Olive Dwyer sustained severe head injuries with scalp wounds after falling from a tram near Circular Quay last night. The accident proved fatal the following Tuesday, with her funeral held Wednesday as authorities investigate circumstances.
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