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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
8
The advertisement lists colored cotton grapes in all colors, 1000 yards, 3.11 das. four rolls of dark floral wincey, wide horrocksen velvet finish cream and vinelette fabrics. It promotes warm underwear fabrics and a special offer of 11.6 dozen.
The report notes a rising concern over wool export levels and domestic wool supply. Authorities indicate export restrictions and policy adjustments to balance wool distribution. Local traders express worry about pricing and supply gaps while officials pursue new quotas.
Australia faces a vast wool surplus as demand collapses and droughts devastate exports. Producers urge shifting to merino lambs, increasing sheep numbers, and using idle lands in Queensland, South Australia, and Western Australia to boost wool supply, diversify farming, and improve export potential.
Spencer Whuteman, longtime Ting residence, died peacefully aged 82 after declining health. Eight children survive: Jim, Dolph, Tom, Ans, MMe, Tany, Miss Ouilford and Min. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon with rites at the graveside conducted by Mrs. C. Walker.
Stella Maud Jonom, third daughter of Mr and Mrs G Dokuron Tingha, wed William Alfred Parker, third son of Mr and Mrs A Parker Tingha. Bride wore crepe de chine gown with fur, veil and wreath. Attendants Evelyn Jobsnes and V Poore wore champagne lace frocks. Best man was C Parker. reception held at the Town Hall with many guests.
After the general business, a very interesting presentation was given. The chairmen praised the lodge’s charitable efforts and members, including Bro. Val Ox and Bro. Dir Ian, spoke on the lodge’s work and future expectations amid a viewing of a tablet and discussions of assistance to a local secretary.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss prices, mining costs, amortisation, and future production outlook. References to World trade, oils, and potential profits appear amid garbled names and numbers. No coherent events or identifiable entities emerge from the readable material.
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