31 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
1
Flooding worsens at Wentworth as river Mohay backs up since Wednesday, prompting the town to rush levee work. Gangs erect tanks to block the Darling River brides and protect property along Murray and Darling. Authorities cite the flood crisis and mounting property losses.
The article reports the £500 basis for the Agent-General position in London facing scrutiny over expenses. Mr Langs indicates the post may be made tenable only with high costs, while Mr Wilts declines to comment pending official information on proposals. Sir Philip Cume’s position lacks latest guidance from the Dominions office.
A partial chronicle of the second Test where New Zealand and England posted large scores. The report details batting figures, dismissals, and notable performances including Mills and Heathcote, with slow progress and shifting momentum across innings.
Market reports show slight steadiness in wheat trading as fears of adverse weather in Canada influence prices. Trading desks note limited interest in bagged exports, with milers and shippers cautious on bids while origins like Australia and Liverpool eye shipments. China shows interest in Australian wheat as Winnipeg and Chicago adjust estimates amid weather concerns.
The Sydney Chamber of Commerce discussed Australia's tariff policy under the Somarianwealth arrangement. The meeting noted that tariff terms had been, in their view, unfairly treated, prompting calls for a clearer, more protective stance to safeguard local industry and trade interests.
Public service officials clash over judge salaries and reform plans as the government faces protests. Officials cite cost, legality, and fairness while demand for decisive action grows amid mounting fiscal pressures.
London Thursday. Trial records show Lord Klyasant was found guilty of a merger of charges and sentenced to one year of imprisonment in the higher court. The verdict sparked debate in the capital as supporters and critics weighed the implications for the peerage and parliamentary accountability.
Fragmentary wartime style note from Sydney mentioning Lorreny preference for unionists and a garbled reference to Migisley and Bluse tollery. Readable facts are minimal. article preserves a single unclear political stance with no concrete events or dates.
A man attacked a girl at a city residence on Hay Street then cut his throat. Neighbors tell of distraught family members and a bloodied scene as police detain the suspect. Victim condition unclear but critical. investigation underway.
The South Australian Assembly has passed a Hull bill providing for income tax payment by instalment. The measure outlines phased payments and aims to ease immediate financial burdens for taxpayers. The bill proceeds to the governor for assent.
In the House of Assembly the government suffered a reverse as eight ministers sided with the opposition against a Board Bill. The measure would cut board salaries by ten percent, altering pay scales from the end of last year.
Vague OCR readout notes sheep sales with price hints and mixed terms. Mentions 60.04 sheep as part of a sale and references to cattle, bulls, and market conditions with unclear details. Names, dates, and locations are unidentifiable in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text from Sydney references a doctor and incident on Lord Howe with unclear dates and names. The readable portion mentions a steamer Birubi, a port entry and medical action, but many words are garbled, leaving only hints of a naval or maritime event in Australia.
Fragmentary report notes a World Record claim tied to Boardman involving a flight from New York to an unspecified destination. Mentions Maria and an event at Goxtes Passe to Mapehinia with unclear affiliations and dates.
Fragmented market lines show varied prices and items in Sydney on a Friday session. Mentions of wheat oats and machinery appear amid unclear figures and time stamps, reflecting a terse market brief with several unreadable values.
Amy Johnson lands in Russia in Moscow with a note of TolD wine Munphreys at Evernesse formerly Katertaehir. The fragmentary report mentions Amy Ronnion and a layin to TolD wine, with unclear context and locations.
A late night debate saw Bavin's amendment rejected and the Public Servants Salaries provision advance. The Premier moved amendments adding metropolitan and New Cane transport trusts to Crown corporations. Mayle's plan to cut payments by 20 percent across the board drew opposition. The Salaries measure passed through all stages and awaits Legislative Council consideration today.
The Transport Bill as amended by Mr Ryper Howe was also considered and decided that dial day office amendments were not acceptable in the measure. The discussion referred to the legislative council.
A farewell gathering at the Royal Hotel honored Mr Clarke and Mr Browne of the Lange Department with testimonials from friends and colleagues. The event marked the upcoming departure for Marell, with guests praising the honoree’s warmth, wit, and ability to make friends easily, and noting hopes for a long future in their new home.
Melbourne reports a fatal quarrel between brothers over a will. Balvatore Guerrierins stood trial in the Criminal Court for the murder of Francerca Guerrierl, who died from injuries after the feud. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Guerrierl was discharged.
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