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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
8
The article notes a Saturday last event where the home team defeated Denia Ste with scores 41 to 45 and mentions weather conditions, frost impact on surface water, and a new memory give by local officials. It shows local sports and weather observations, highlighting community activity and concerns.
A report details Sydney’s demand for standard butter grading to protect export quality. Mr. A Sweaney led discussions urging federal intervention, amid industry concerns over low quality London market butter and its effect on British and Australian trade. The piece notes the push for a appointed London-based grader to enforce quality under a recognized brand.
A garbled historical item notes an earlier departure or schedule change for a train named Moree Train. The text mentions delays, reception at a station, and refreshments, with references to times and passengers, but many words are unreadable. The readable elements suggest a railway summary or column noting altered train timing and on board services.
A garbled OCR page records church services and events across multiple congregations. It mentions Adventist preaching, Sunday worship, and a variety of parish notices, including times and locations for services and community gatherings. Several place names and personal references appear amid the damaged text.
Agricultural bureau experiments test wheat and oat varieties across districts including Auburn Vale and Wee Waa. Trials compare feeding values, potencies of superphosphate, and the adaptability of new and tried varieties to local soils and conditions.
A contested High Court ruling overturned a magistrate verdict and fined James McLean £2 for leaving employment contrary to the 1900 Master and Servants Act. The decision stemmed from a dispute between McLean and Prevink Pintizwe of Lookslen over conduct and language at a sheep station. Proceedings involved Mr Roberts of the Australian Workers' Union and the court recognized jurisdiction limits tied to an award unrelated to the magistrate’s handling of the matter. The Chief Justice and Mr Justice Starke delivered separate judgments, noting the case rested on nomic content rather than the award. The order for payment stands as part of the proceedings.
A contractor named Segroes Moree was injured after falling from a building during work. Eyewitnesses say the fall occurred when scaffolding collapsed, with bystanders rushing to assist. He was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
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