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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
1
A fragment mentions Tweeds and a special price of 1/9 for a heavy coat in a damasked design. The note references checks and neckwear, with unclear context or complete details due to damaged text.
Melbourne hearing on alleged heresy proceedings involves Rev Edward Raye accusing Archbishop Steed and others of corrupt motives. Testimony references medical experts, a sick defendant, and wife present as courtroom tension rises with heated exchanges and demands for time to prepare.
A historical report notes that the Railway Commission plans outlays over the next two or more years to improve rolling stock and efficiency. Funding will not increase capital but be redirected to the Treasury within 18 years due to economies in maintenance, aiming at broader state efficiency.
A chaotic French session saw the government defeated as opposition forces and a divided cabinet clashed over budget and currency measures. Premier Holland faced protests and a near dissolution of authority as Socialists signaled opposition and calls for new elections while Parliament debated the fate of the cabinet.
City council in Bankstown Sydney faced disruption as a woman protester sparked interruptions. The Mayor warned removal, threats of action were made, and order was attempted through police involvement before a temporary lull.
City council approves higher weekly wages after debate led by Aldermen Troaider chairing the session. Labor-aligned members support the measure while independents and other officials weigh the impact on city budgets and services.
Proceedings concern electors who will be served with papers. It is believed most will be held at the bail section and defaulters will face action. The Commissioners will determine if they should be brought before the court.
An elderly Chinese herbalist T. Goon was found fatally harmed in his room with thousands of notes and valuables nearby. Authorities say the body will be embalmed and the precise cause is under investigation.
The wheat market reopened after a holiday with a subdued tone. Bulk wheat sold around 3/2 with modest demand from buyers including patholle and indiesting 3. There was little inquiry for pagged wispat and private cabte reports described landa whent Biapket. Liverpool rumors suggested fir axing for foe duly. Western Australia bulk wheat for June chimes at 10.9 cm out of the same lot sold at WD per quarter.
Fragmentary notes indicate an inquest into Thomas Henley’s death, with questions about intent and mental state. The record mentions distress, absence of stated plan for self harm, and inquiries into life insurance and personal arrangements. Details are incomplete in the readable text.
Oxford University eliminates sex distinctions in degree admissions and awards. All degrees including bachelor, master, and doctorates in divinity are to be open equally to all genders, with no restrictions based on sex.
Pleaded guilty to placing gelignite at a Moore Park house at Dowling Street. The 42 year old man described as a well known criminal stated he used half sticks of the explosive causing minor damage and injuring one inmate. The judge noted the accused as a respectable citizen and well thought of by police.
A garbled account describes a person falling from a train and enduring pain while moving a rat or plausible error in transcription. The text then mentions fatigue and a long journey of miles before reaching a destination, with references to individuals and places that are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a unit price reduction and an abatement effective at 4 a m today, with unclear identifiers. The readable items mention an auction or sale timing and officials but lack complete names, places, or event details.
A series of fragmented price listings from Sussex Street Sydney show various goods including veal, potatoes, maize and wheat with multiple price points such as 3/2 for bun equivalents and 8/6 for a quantity. The readable items reflect a market quotation page with numerous commodity prices and labels.
Tuesday reports describe evacuations and tremor effects in Australasia and Calcutta with about 10,000 affected. railway disruptions hinder rapid evacuation as aftershocks and warnings spread.
Readable names and places are limited. The text references Paris on a Tuesday and mentions Davia Gupetm and Attar resting, plus several likely team or player names and possible match or practice notes. Overall, the fragment shows disjointed sports chatter without a clear event or result.
A new company to be re registered as the Vrane Tasman Developmen Company Ltd will name Sir Charles Kingston Buch Captain Taylor and Piying Omtrey Ghai as directors. Sir Charles said the venture will operate travel gate services in the Hageryoe area with limited caching during the development phase.
A report from the conference notes proposed amendments to land tax rules affecting municipalities. Cr Francis of Alacktown argued for a four year term in general raids and related measures, while other officials weighed potential updates to revenue provisions and governance.
George Cook defeated Pancho Villar in a ten round bout held in London tonight. The Spaniard showed early pace but Cook built momentum, landing solid blows to secure a points victory as the crowd watched intently.
Sydney race card reports multiple winners and placings at Ascot with detailed names such as Tommy Boy, Derk Tare, NOMAD, Allons, Anchor, Silverine, and Grace. Results include tote odds and notable finishes in the Fourteen Handicap and other events.
A man named Wimstabel Kenneth leteenca was shot at Brown Mountain by a gunman named Teter. He suffered pellets in his arm and body, walked several miles to seek help, and was admitted to Prince Alfred Hospital where doctors prepared for surgery.
Lord Carson navigates a cosmopolitan route seeking a pivotal international agreement with Iceland. The move signals a broader strategy tying diplomacy, energy interests, and regional security to a new era of cooperation.
Invergell rugby league notes mention Armidae Mores and Tenterfield leagues as challengers with Bar foe Bhisidl. Tanworth cancels a challenger. Moree informs that Inverell may be restricted to the shield. Armidale aims for June 22, Barrett Shield match, while Moree, Tenterfield and Glentoner seek Barrett Shield releases. County notes include coroner's comment, 720 points to date, and reserve matches Saturday with J Marquart referee appointment.
Local rink matches ended with several bowls teams securing decisive wins. Cory, Menpem, and Warner defeated Burness, Dibley, and Nesbitt 11 20, Danon Milne and Rice beat Roshier DIB, Brows beat Mr Purland Baron and Mopper 38 11, Brooks and Comin beat Myers and Henbitt 41 8, Butler beat Swen and Rev Jains 28 10.
Sydney reports farmer Mich Brady aged 38 fell into a wheat silo while working a field. He was pulled beneath the grain and suffocated as workers tried to free him in the suffocating draft.
Cricketers from South Africa and Lancashire battled to an eight run draw in a tense match at The Oval. standout figures include Vincent and Langton with multiple wickets while Cameron Booth starred for Lancashire. final totals show South Africa 2724 and Lancashire 482 with late twists keeping result in doubt.
The final meeting of the Jubilee Celebrations committee was held on May 33.4 but a balance sheet could not be presented due to the absence of an audit account. Donations listed include Anderson, Manning, and Gamedel Ltd. Funds were allocated for Jubilee badges, cakes, and school support, with plans to thank participants and acknowledge contributions from schools and Salvation Army.
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