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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
3
Residents of country towns urged to mail orders to Farrs Markets Inverell. Manager Yurcell will personally attend to orders and ensure correct cash accounting. Goods priced lower, selected carefully and delivered by rail or bus to Inverell. Include contact details and payment terms. Inverell P.O. Box 46. Phone 4.
A varied grocery ad shows items including P M A sauce, skim milk, Holbrooks custard, sardines 5 tins, peaches, herrings in tomato sauce, jellies by the dozen, Golden Tip tea, Silver Star starch, Foster Clark’s jellies, and big bar soap. Prices or specifics are implied by per pound or per packet, typical of a sale display.
A long list of guests and outfits dominated a social event report. Mrs Barnes Mrs W B Smith and others wore elaborately styled frocks of satin, lace, and beading in black emerald powder blue and pink. The piece highlights many named attendees and their dress choices plus mentions a few local asides.
The Hotel Max at Moree opens to guests amid fresh paint and new pavements as discussions about the hotel and nearby streets continue. Architect J F O'Connor’s design features prominent, modern details while work on concrete footpaths progresses to enhance the main thoroughfare.
The court weighs economic effects in considering a Harvester wage revision after an application by the Graziers Association. Chief Judge Detheidge notes Section 250 is unnecessary and stresses assessing industry impact, while Mr. Allen cites unemployment and price drops in sheep and wool sectors. Queensland’s experience and lack of border protections are cited as context.
Three human skeletons were found in a cave near Tabulam in the Currabubu Jah Hills by Constable Bothell and Snowden. The first skeleton lay under about five tons of sandstone with a intact skull and broken bones showing fire damage and possible bullet marks. Other skeletons were mostly complete with bones charred and skulls resembling Aboriginal features. A theory suggests an Aboriginal burial ground, but locals doubt such burial practices. Metal fragments found with the skeletons were broken, and a notorious Australian killer once operated on the Northern Rivers years ago.
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