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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
2
Local shop advertises a winter sale featuring women's cardigans in all shades, velour coats, flannel robes, and children's flannelette pyjamas. Sale dates span 11 to 30 November with marked reductions from usual prices.
A fragment details a sale on fabrics and materials with reduced prices. Items include Double Red White Blankets at 39.11 for 6 pair, Stencil Mats at 1 each, 36 inch Colorful Yardage at 10d per yard, Ripple Cloth at 10d per yard, and ribbed cashmere-like cloth at 3.11 per pair. The OCR is garbled but conveys a seasonal clearance with multiple textile goods and sale figures.
The page promotes menswear including flannelette pajama suits, coats, sweaters, flannel underwear, leather and wool tweed items. It notes sales with various prices and availability, emphasizing clearance and limited quantity items while supplies last.
The Delungra Pars Ants and Citizens Association reported sufficient funds for immediate needs and allocated £10 for new books. Mr Atowrlnd was appointed to oversee services, while park repairs included a fence fix by volunteer Mr Yates. The meeting approved a six month room rental and discussed park activities and fixtures.
A local Koloona presentation featured dancing and prizes donated by Mr Trailes and Misses Ho and Kent. Miss Lorny Fox won the ladies prize, with Lamneork Stock and Neiled securing the year’s top awards. Guests praised energy and organization as hosts and volunteers were thanked for a successful event.
Weather battered season creates crop concerns across the Bray residence area. A sports committee forms led by Mr. Cox with Kent as president and W Eather as secretary. Miss Badie Daugins of Sydney directs Necrominiens in local activity. Percy Whig, on furlough, plans a pause for family ties as Kent and family return home after a rural trip north.
A disturbance at River Spur ends with Mr. R Quick reporting a burglary of a large value of goods. Fire destroys a tobacco shed and tools. Investigations continue as authorities seek leads amid a smoky, unclear motive. Local residents recall recent activity near the store and farm structures. General Young’s tobacco operation appears affected as the scene remains under inquiry.
A fragment filled page notes a sharp cold front and low thermometer readings near 34 at Bun, with scattered mentions of hockey, football and cricket activities. It references teams and venues in Sydney area action and upcoming matches, but many words are garbled.
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