08 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
1
The Anglican Bishop of Gowburn spoke in Sydney addressing economic systems and their impact on global relations. He questioned the secrecy and manipulation behind capitalist growth and urged scrutiny of international commerce and governance.
A court awarded damages in the Talika Action case involving Welnoriank Frise and parties linked to a payout. The ruling details a liability or compensation amount and the entities involved, with emphasis on the adjudicated financial remedy and the court’s order.
In Melbourne on Friday officials and public figures debated stringent wireless regulations. The discussion centered on safe broadcast practices, licensing, and the impact on the public while noting potential regulatory hurdles from higher authorities.
In Co\-otamundra the first prize goes to Potts Point with the second prize also listed for Potts Point. Sydney, Friday, marks key draws and notable contestants including Amy Bate and A Robs. Officials announce prizes, dates, and syndicate details as the lottery unfolds with a mysterious plate named “Torokan.”
Fragmentary weather summary reports showers crossing the southern tablelands and Victorian border. Forecase mentions some fine spells inland and north eastern areas with strong winds and possible frost. Local conditions vary with unsettled periods and temperature fluctuations across districts.
Evening Standard pundit D R Alardine urges England to seek a draw in the forthcoming test, arguing the touring side holds the advantage and that England must be cautious not to risk a loss. Wyatt led England batting at Lord’s, with selection decisions pending after a meeting in Nottingham.
Prices from Sussex Street Market in Sydney show wheat at 2 10 per bag, potatoes at 2 Wy Patatoes, onions at 6 to 66, lucerne 9 to 5, and oats and other grains with varied quotes. The report lists honey, cheese, oats, and other items with multiple figures such as wheaten 4.0 and 2/5 to 3-10, reflecting a wide range of produce rates.
Eight entries shortlisted for the Challenge Cup and Capitol Stakes with a long list of contenders led by Bonnie Banks, Stay Ward en, Golden Rye and Beautiful Boy. Nominations include top dogs from Newcastle and Newstead, with trials and eliminations shaping the Wake meeting program.
Davis Cup tie near Eastbourne saw Crawford and McGrath lead Australia with decisive singles wins, as McGrath defeated Yamagishi in four sets and Crawford surged to a strong 3-0 lead before the Japanese battled back. The report notes dynamic exchanges, long rallies, and late shifts in momentum, highlighting McGrath’s measured precision and Crawford's relentless serves. New Zealand then defeated Prague in a separate Davis Cup tie, with Hecht, Malivay, and supportive results for Slovakia, reinforcing overall competition standings.
Mr Coleman’s successor in Sydney is Mr J B Chifey, ex Defence Minister and former amber for He in the Federal Parties, elected President of the NB ranch of the Federal ALE. The move follows the late Mr Pr Calera’s succession plan.
Sydney reports higher UK prices yet scarce trading with little buyer activity across the market. The day shows no notable farm or commodity sales, a firm market tone in Chicago and slight declines in futures. Weather conditions in New South Wales dampened demand as markets closed with muted activity.
An incident at a hall involved arrests of several men including Keven Fasats and Comanuniain as Pantiet leader Sir Oral Monkey allegedly sold a plan for a British Union. Police used five hundred foot and mounted officers to break up the crowd. chairs were used as weapons, arms were injured, and smoke bombs were set off during homegoing Panciate.
Sydney Friday report notes Queensland defeated New Brunswick by 14 runs in an Inter-State League match played at Agriculturst Ground. Details and standings are sparse in the fragment.
Postponement likely as wool brokers and growers meet in Sydney to discuss the market. Poor demand at the recent Melbourne sale has left brokers undecided and delaying firm decisions, signaling a cautious tone for future sales.
A keeper, Atanley Stenson, was killed by a lion during a zoo incident. Spectators described chaos as the lion dragged him toward the pen bottom while other lions closed in. Keepers fired revolvers and used whips to deter the predator, but the man died after the attack.
A local message indicates UF Ue social event in Brisbane will not take place and a large offering valued around 7.3 million is postponed. The plan referenced a "few season's clip" as part of the intended offering, now deferred.
An OCR fragment lists individuals and dates including Pridny and Lin 18 Fosdtay with scattered items. The readable portion hints at a local notice or ledger entry but provides no full context or verifiable event details.
Sydney reports a man with a serious scalp wound after an alleged assault at a Windmill Street house in Miles Point. Police arrested a man after nine suspects were questioned and later detained following the incident.
London reports Italy has decided to suspend war debt payments in the United States pending a final written event. Britain is said to follow with token payments as previously pledged by Britain. The move affects wartime financial obligations and signals a pause in settlements between nations.
Government Analyst completed examination of the organ removed from the body of the protestor Chapman. Report says no traces of two drugs were found. Inquest fixed for Tuesday, next week, in Sydney.
The Moree Race Club opened its Cup meeting with a large crowd in attendance. Early results list Intrepid, Maggie Sheppard, and WeaddaLe among winners as fields include Dogwood, Gowidgee, Paracellub, Lady Maeda and Predwell among others in a competitive program.
The plane fapes stevns dal at Oakwood attracted many district visitors. Dancers were well fed by Naan's orchestra and a supper by local ladies. Prizes were awarded for fancy dress and raffles. The event raised over £20 with contests won by Mr. Coulton and Mr. Hatcher. Proceeds support Oakwood group efforts and nursery fruit tree orders.
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