21 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
1
Ad highlights a range of fabrics including Waffle Cloth dress lengths, Wool Crepe, Wool Tweed and Welveteens with varied shades and prices. Notes quantities like 43 yards of Becket Flannel and 6/6 rod of Wool Crepe, plus multiple color options such as navy Nile wine putty brown and black.
Sydney reports the Chief Secretary signed a minute banning fruit machines across the state. Police Chief Mr. Childs stated no instructions were given about poker machines, which apparently may stay in registered clubs.
The monoplane Faith in Australia left Richmond aerodrome this morning bound for England. A large crowd saw Ulm and his companions off amid emotional scenes with family and friends. It is reported Ulm could reach London in five days if he wishes.
The golf match last Thursday concluded with Miss Brown winning the fourth round of the LoG.U. medal, posting a 77. Mrs. Scott, who won the Lae LOU medal this year, had solid rounds finishing with a net 223. Tomorrow the 16 July Dunstan event follows, with Miss Brown teamed with Miss E Burge and others in a series of pairs.
Mr C L A Abbott MP argues unity between the UAP and UCP is essential for Australia to recover from low morale. He warns continued misunderstanding could lead to opening government to the Labor party and says he supports Sir Henry Guilett in advocating unity.
A Maori man near Rotorua faced a dangerous stag yesterday. His dog, which had strayed, suddenly returned and attacked the animal, helping avert serious injury. The man then gripped the stag's horns and killed it with a sheath knife.
Tin unit price in Sydney on Wednesday shows daily quotation with recorded figures and market emphasis on current value.
Today markets list bulk wheat at 3 21, eggs at various Sydney and Tasmanian prices, and items like cheese honey oats onions lucerne hay and wheat with shifts shown. Prices span Victorian and Tasmanian rates with ranges from 4d to 6d and up to 42 for wheat.
AYDONEY, Wednesday. Constably Famer with Cl) ding an Orfort Street Pat dington marly lots meetang, he saw a foreigner empling to breal a pres no roin recepta Noe puaie telemace ovth. Later the sispect was charged with attempting to steal from a telephone box. A search of his clothing revealed glass cutters and a screwdriver. Flo had only five pence in his per session when arrested.
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with general rain developing. Useful rainfall expected in northern and central districts later, with morning fog in eastern districts. Winds variable then strengthen from the southeast.
London reporting the Lily Telegraph outlines a definite proposal on wheat production aimed at reducing costs and boosting supply. The article notes potential policy shifts and international coordination to stabilize markets and price levels.
London report notes Tor Ine Tal presents claims on reducing the Senate powers as part of a broader constitutional reform agenda. Opponents argue changes weaken legislative balance while supporters push for decisive action ahead of upcoming proceedings.
In Vienna on Tuesday, Avan faces moves to dissolve the Nag party by confiscating its allied Nazi networks. No clear path emerges as leadership struggles and police actions unfold amid tense political shifts.
Publication of the £25,000 Golden Casket Lottery results is delayed as agents report urgency. The notice urges ticket holders to visit the office to inspect the list, noting other state lotteries in NB Wales as a reference.
In the annual meet ing of the Mathers' Tinton on Friday Tast Mr Stam mer praised Mrs Farrar for long faithful service as secretary and treasurer of the Mothers' Union and to the church. He noted her ten years in office and immense help to Alm.
Mr Bruce addressed the Economic sub committee stating Australia cannot accept a doctrine of supreme despair and that production reduction is not the only remedy. He urged price level increases, confidence restoration, and fewer restrictions while noting Australia must balance continental development with overseas obligations.
A tragic explosion at Warrington, Texas near Charles's tobacco yard on Wednesday afternoon caused the death of a young girl and injuries to two men. Boiling water and debris from a shattered boiler struck workers as the drum burst, severely injuring a girl whose leg was severed and later dying at the hospital. Charles and others suffered burns and injuries.
Sydney reports a firmer wheat market with little buying interest. Prices in the domestic market were modestly debated as buyers held back, while overseas markets remained firm with London noting strength in Pacific coast shipments and Australian freight rates.
Washington reports no immediate stabilisation expected for four currencies. The brief notes uncertainty in the foreign exchange outlook and the U S stance on currency markets.
Sydney Wool Brokers Selling Association and National Council of Wool Selling Brokers agree to a further five percent cut in warehousing charges on wool. This adds to a prior ten percent reduction from the current season, effective July 1 across all wool sales, boosting wool growers by about £40,000 more this season and £120,000 overall with the earlier cut.
Brisbane Wednesday full bench of the Arbitration Court dismissed the application by combined unions for a 30 hour week. Justice Webb warned sugar industry would collapse and warned other industries including the water industry would suffer if the proposal were adopted.
Italian farmer Bartolo Fatlap was shot while driving a garb age truck near Townsville. His companion fled as a party alighted, Fatlap died from a temple wound and police later detained his son.
The Australian Rugby Union team known as the Wallabies defeated Rhodesia 24 to 5 in Cape Town. They faced a disadvantage after overnight train travel and led 19 to 0 at half time.
In London on Tuesday Brittan won both singles to clinch four of five possible matches for Britain against Czechoslovakia. Perry defeated Hecht 6 3 6 3 6 2 and Austin beat Menzel 3 6 0 7 6 0 6 1.
A man named Thomas Cooper, age 4, drowned at Swine Creek near Prospect Creek. He tried to swim across with a hoped-for friend to row him to the far bank. the friend did not appear. Cooper swam two thirds of the distance, vanished, was recovered from about 23 feet of water, but resuscitation failed.
Berlin reports Nazis in Werineroede staged a public exposure in the marketplace to shame citizens accused of spreading lies about the Chaverlinz and Min istera of Nazi policy. The item notes the regime’s efforts to police information and intimidate dissent.
State Parliament opened today with the Governor's speech read by Sir John Peden. Members will consider financial and other government measures. The Legislative Council adjourned until tomorrow. In the Assembly, condolences were passed for Messrs Missingham Lysaght and Robertson. New members Sweeney for Bull and Frith for Lismore were sworn in, greeted by cheers.
A. Neilson, a wharf laborer, died instantly when a cargo hatch struck his head on the Nieuw Holland steamer at Dalgety’s Wharf this morning. The accident occurred during unloading, leaving workers shocked by the fatal incident.
Results from Victoria Park races show multiple divisions with horses Gallery Girl Moulla Pylwood and Princess Lee among top placers in Nursery Handicap. Flying Handicap lists Twinks Star Miaiwe Polly Speck with odds and scratched entries noted. Beco Division details include Lafern Caro Mio Rose Arrow and Bruce Sovre among participants.
An Inverell Gilgai audience enjoyed a bright programme led by Mildred Bell with helpers Walter Broadland and Fred Barry. Cedric Dawson showed promise as a young violinist while Bell and the trio delivered popular numbers and duets. The Gillam district praised the overall performance and the concert tour continued to Deluna and Warlalda.
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