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Proof ES TD NZIE.
23 Jul 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1928
Page
1
Proof ES TD NZIE.
An advertisement extols the AMyrex crystal oven ware as a heart gladder for housekeepers. It promises cleaner tables and faster cooking, with glass neckly cramamits radiating even heat for improved results.
The listing details a wide range of Pyrex entres and utility dishes including oval dome covers 1 pint and 2 pint sizes, round and oblong pans, tart and pie dishes, casserole dishes with clay at me enver, ramekins and bread pans, with measurements and unit prices for each item.
Sydney reports a bribery case in the central court involving Til an Young Mating former Depots General manager of the City Council university department charged with corruptly receiving £10 000 from NabeneK and Wilros Ltd. The crowded court heard prosecutions and objections as details of payments including £500 £9500 £1000 and £2400 were outlined.
Sydney report states Coolangatta mayor bars ten daily papers and one weekly from council office to obtain information. He cites a threatening visit by a local editor and says reporters waste clerks time. Information will be limited to public meetings.
Albert Fickham who escaped iron Vathuest gaol last week was recaptured in scrub near Bulwail Teale. The incident follows his escape from the same facility and ends with his capture by local authorities.
In Central police court a further remand was granted until August 17 for the case naming William Raines who is charged with criminally assaulting a woman in Centennial Park.
A man arrived at Royal Prince Alfred hospital with a bandaged left hand after five men approached him near his home. One pulled a razor and slashed him without a word. He later told police a quarrel with his wife led her to slash him in a fit of passion.
Read-Admiral Sydenham told Unity Service Institute in Melbourne the aeroplane was not a dependable defence weapon. He argued aircraft have too limited a radius of action to wage sea warfare and that ships must remain the main reliance for naval combat.
Jaboo declared in Sydney that more than three million Jews were ruined by the great War. He warned their condition was so desperate that mere charity would not help them.
Lindsay Wyman, 37, was found dead in a locked Darlinghurst room with the door closed after a gas jet was turned on. He died minutes later, in what authorities are treating as a residential gas death.
Sydney Friday report that 22 year old Robert Webb was found unconscious on a Parramatta pavement with severe facial injuries and a nearby bottle of liquid. A double barrelled shotgun lay nearby. police say injuries appear non fatal and no foul play is suspected, condition described as critical.
A mental patient escaped from the Coast Hospital yesterday afternoon. Police search near the hospital area for the man who speaks little English and has limited known information.
Sydney reports the Postmaster General states the telephone service currently runs at a loss but will become profit in time. He notes that Australia’s rate of charge is perhaps the lowest in the world and could be matched by tariffs abroad.
A note clarifies that claimants need not obtain JP certification or personal acquaintance declarations to file child endowment papers. JPs will take declarations, but deputy registrars should guide applicants to streamline the process and avoid burdening honorary registrars.
A blaze swept the Wealtmtar garage in New Town destroying 33 cars and causing extensive damage. A nearby picture theatre escaped with only a narrow fire call, as crews battled the flames in the morning.
In Auckland an accident injured Jesuit Fathers Manas Riskop Cloves and Pather Martintide while visiting New. The injured parties are being treated at a hospital and are progressing favourably.
Mrs. Lorna Allan aged 65 of North Sydney was in a bath when she cried for help and was removed to a safe area in a serious condition. She died minutes later, authorities report.
Adelaide reports Moulay Joseph Fulbboynagh aged 42 suffered fatal injuries while attempting a shortcut home. He was struck on a railway truck amid unclear circumstances. Investigations continue as authorities piece together events surrounding the incident.
Police report a burglary at the Viking Fur Co on Queen Street during the weekend. Fur coats valued at £250 were stolen in the raid, with the incident taking place on Monday. Investigations are underway.
Jimmy Loughlin sets a world record by dancing nonstop for 16 hours from 8 a.m. Sunday to midnight Monday at Man cheater Unity Hut in Sydney. The event, titled Dancing Endurance, begins Sunday and ends Monday, aiming to surpass all previous records.
The death of Henry Gordom alias Henry Ernest Hanutton occurred at Parramatta District Hospital yesterday. The deceased, serving a sentence in the local jail, was declared an habitual criminal some time ago. The district coroner ordered a post mortem.
A 27 year old Texas visitor from Queensland named Jean Lennon was knocked down by a motor car at Willoughby on Friday and died on Saturday from injuries sustained in the crash.
About 200 applicants seek berths for the first flight from the United States to Britain in autumn. Passengers will not be carried on the initial flight. The service is expected to take about 48 hours for the trip from England to America.
Paris report notes Siday and Davie Cop advance in singles. Morpurgo of Italy drops Finly after 4 6 8 6 3 2 1, while Mencessey of America defeats Cassini 7 5 1 0 0.
The blaze caused damage assessed around £15000 to the premises occupied by Carter and Carter Propty Ltd tailors on William Street. The fire yesterday damaged the shop and contents, with investigators treating it as a significant incident. No injuries reported.
Forecast indicates temporary fine conditions in the eastern half with further frosts. Rain setting in the southwest and extending fairly generally eastward, with northerly winds tending to southerly.
London Sunday report says vast seaplanes are being prepared for Arctic search missions. The article notes twin masted craft with a wingspan and range around 5000 miles, intended to operate from a staging point near the north. Two machines were initially planned with one to remain as a reserve.
In a fragmented report from Continental Tennis, player names appear with partial country markers. The melee includes Germaniy and Thelin, with occasional scores such as 11-0 and references to matches halted or promoted at 4, 2, and 0.
An unclear report notes Pope's envoy Tome Cantinal Ceecetti preparing to depart for Austentia to solidify ties with the Australian government. The envoy has long worked with local officials and sought public favor, aiming to maintain support and secure aid despite mixed signals from residents.
The Inverell coursing club held its fourth avenue meeting on Saturday in ideal weather with around 13 coursers. Exciting trials were seen as hares trimmed well, featuring Maiden Stakes and multiple heats. Final events included Great Lines and All Awe Stake, with competitors like Quick Silly and Firetrene among notable entries.
Six year old Lilian Let ran into a motor car at Rozelle and was severely hurt. She died a few hours later, marking a tragic fatal incident for the night.
A fatal road crash on Ragietty Street left one person dead instantly and another driver seriously injured. The incident occurred Monday when two motor vehicles collided at the scene, authorities said.
A faded report notes a show day in Lidcombe where profits were meager. It records a balance of £6 10s 5d and mentions most participants failing to pay their share, with crowding and fences referenced in puzzling terms.
Mise Booncer placed third in the King's Cup air race and won the Shirney trophy. A flyer crashed and Warwick failed to arrive in Newcattle on the last stage. A search across Southern Scotland found no trace, as Mrs Warwick drove north with relatives to seek news, while Mise Loathirt competes in the event.
Market notes show tin at 38 shillings per unit with other commodities listed. Prices cover meat, dairy, produce, and livestock with cattle, sheep, lambs, and sheep numbers noted. market judged steady with varied quality affecting bids.
The wine manager reports progress on shaft preparation for cage use. He notes completion aimed for Monday 16th, with drive to the wash to be pushed ahead. Additional help secured for hoisting the compressor and concerns about belt strength for the steam puddles. Weather turned wet but not expected to halt operations.
A chaotic unrest in Lisbon led to seven deaths and seven wounded, with arrests and damaged homes. Normal life disrupted as buildings were set ablaze and residents faced violence. The riot intensified, drawing in security forces and prompting emergency responses.
Lieutenant Paria starts from Breston in a seaplane for a trans Atlantic voyage. A wirelin operator mechanic accompanies him as weather remains excellent. Planed path includes Agores and Nevo, Sreotia, en route to New York.
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