02 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
1
Stunning new coats feature large fur collars, intricate sleeve shaping, and higher waistlines. Colors include black diagonal cloth and navy diag, with prices from 4 shillings 6d to 63s 6d. Also blue face cloth and bottle green options for women and children.
The 132nd State lottery drawn to Cay with first prize No. 7278 Anybody in This syndicate led by J. Freestone of High Street Carlton. Second prize No. 8495 Three Pours syndicate led by W. Crisp Torrington Cowra. Third prize No. 99428 Boys syndicate led by Dan Jones Post Office New Low. Fourth prize No. 48047 Sawduet and Seavings syndicate led by Dave Ramsiy Molonglo Post Offer Canberra.
French championship form prompts entry of Crawford with McGrath and Turnbull with Glue for Wimbledon. Crawford advances past Reker in men’s singles with a tense three set win, then loses a driving game to Tolirer in another match, while McGrath dominates in the consolation and foster events.
Boxing cards tell of a bout between Billy Carr and Barkie Blunden with strong challengers and heavy betting against the chamion. Promoters hype top form, close exchanges, and a high intensity night of fistic entertainment as both fighters claim peak condition for the bout.
Fragmented OCR notes show fluctuating prices and item counts for farm staples. Wheat, oats, corn, and rye figures appear with inconsistent units, with several entries suggesting small bag or bushel measures and mixed spellings. The data hints at a market wiring of agricultural goods and local consumption trends.
Weather forecast notes a mix of cold and mild conditions with cloud cover and showers. The forecast mentions wind directions in the northeast and easterly areas and indicates a progression toward milder conditions with varying precipitation.
The day’s tin price is set at 40 Woods. A note mentions Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds as a never failing remedy. The garbled text blends market quote with an advertisement for a cough remedy.
In Canberra Friday Senator Hardy denounced the Government, accusing the United Australia Party and Country Party of a broken promise on tariffs and duties. He claimed the Country Party will soon govern, while Sir Henry Gullett denied the allegations as pure inversion and noted Hardy as a leading figure in Australian politics.
Local basketball circles discuss disputes over matches for the Spicer Cup with Nerrabri and Inverell poised to select a team. Secretaries of the New South Wales League were contacted. Mr. Meaney pledged to field a strong side, while lineups for Narabri, Terweenmon Wal, and ex Tivverell figures are revealed. Coaches announce training under Mick Crowe as Queenstanders time changes to 9.29 am on Monday.
A Federation of British Industries report to the Board of Trade accuses Japan of using subsidised and low wage competition to undercut rivals. It cites yen depreciation and vast wage gaps, noting Japanese cotton operatives earn far less than British workers and warning that empire markets face distorted competition.
Frigid conditions swept inland parts of Sydney on Friday with outbreaks of heavy frost. Officials warn potential damage to crops and orchards while coastal towns saw milder effects. Weather bureau forecasts rainfall early next week.
Obituary notes the death of R. J. Stuart Robertson Tee at his home Shonmoore. A former member of the Etats Parliament and Labour Minister, he served as Minister for Meath in 1927. He died in his 87th year.
William Byron Sinchuir a stranger to the town appeared before Mr J Abonaworth JP at the Police Court charged with three counts under the Master Traffic Act. He was remanded to the police magistrates court on Wednesday next, with bail refused andheld in cells for six more days. Police report he is penniless with war service and rheumatism. He asked to stay out, promising to report daily. More serious charges are pending and a bail direction was not given. Remand to Wednesday with £? or two sureties. detention to be spent in the gaol yard.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a children’s health warning about cold and influenza. Mentions maternal care and a possible medical or public health advisory. Details are unclear but imply concerns over motherhood and disease prevention.
Mr Stevens spoke to crowded halls in Weenona and Thirroul in the Bulli electorate last night. He said the government would introduce a bill to target disloyal organisations and urged cleansing of elements in the Labor movement. After the Woonona event a car was damaged by intrusion of a cor, delaying the Premier’s return to Thirroul.
In a Friday session the Trades and Labor Council discussed the Bull by election. A motion backing Mr Long passed by a small majority after lengthy debate. Earlier a bid to censure Mr Lane for criticizing the Labor Council failed by 37 to 39 votes.
Extensive preparations mark a village hockey carnival at Tiverton with teams from Mores Dechert Warisols and Bun cinerea competing for the Bennett Shield. Matches start at 10 am with Seune facing Bundarrea at 11 30 Greens vs Warards at 2 pm. Final rolls at 6 pm with losers at 4 pm and a town dance to follow.
Sydney reports a unsettled wheat market with mixed demand. Prompt bulk wheat showed buyers at high asks while actives were scarce. July delivery saw some business at 34 shillings per bushel. Overseas markets remained steady with London and Liverpool firm to dull, and Australian cargoes traded cautiously.
In the Senate last night Senator Brown called Massey Greene a likely honoree on the king’s birthday. It is reported he will be among those recognized with royal honors, with officials noting upcoming recognition in Canberra.
At a dinner honoring the Morgan team Turnbull the captain and Rugby International criticized leg theory and urged limits on fielders. He argued it was ridiculous to place stopping the illegal bowling burden on umpires and pressed for changes in fielding limits.
A Kippax criticizes bodyline bowling as dangerous and cruel noting serious injuries rare but incidents like Oldfield's skull fracture and Ponsford bruises. He argues batsmen often struggle to contribute meaningfully afterward and likens the tactic to footballer roughness saying it has no place in clean sport and risks justice.
Fragmentary remarks by JM and others reference a major political confrontation in New South Wales with calls against labor, colonial oppression, and urging Australians to unite under a conservative banner. The chaotic text hints at a historical election scene with appeals to patriotism and social order.
Catherine Hing aged 49 died at Blisari of Mra. She was a relative of the late Mr John King and one of the pioneers of the Bingara district. Born at Manning River she lived in Pun darm Moonbl Hinges and Be para before moving to lawn Her husband died seven years ago. A family of five sons and three daughters survive including Mleesis AL Kint Bo King Win King and Arnold King with others in Bingara and New Zealand. One son died in wartime.
An old advertisement-like fragment touts Prouno as the best cough mix. It urges readers to buy a large bolt to protect the family, highlighting a generic remedy claim with no additional details.
The fragment references hats or crowns with metal ornamesis and mentions a line 18 Rd Tullens with a price 13/6. It appears as a garbled description of fashion items and pricing without clear events or people.
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