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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
3
A catalog of special prices on men and boys garments including shirts undergarments pyjamas jackets and coats with items like Zephyr shirts tweed spongecloths wool coats and nightwear offered at various reduced rates. Also lists ladies nightwear and pullovers with discounted prices.
A local gathering near Inverell discussed fundraising for the Inverell District Hospital despite heavy rain and impassable roads. A general appeal was planned with a racing and sports day on Saturday October 21, a sub-committee to draft proposals, and initial donations and pledges noted from community leaders and businesses.
A Wednesday evening parish fundraiser at Wie Church of England, organized by Mrs. Banday and W. Haynes, drew about sixty couples for a waltz and euchre, with prizes donated by several ladies and local firms. Door takings totaled £12 14s, and the fund will benefit by £10 after expenses.
A social dance and euchre night at the local hall drew good attendance and raised about £7 for the Church of England committee funds. Music by Mrs Gobbert’s orchestra featured by prizes for Miss Jeade Gilhome and Mr J Feck, with couples winning chocolate waltz and home prizes. Wheat sowing delayed by rain as district reports reduced grazing and increased sheep band feeding. rabbit trapping noted as greatly reducing the pest.
The Warialda Standard reports Elijah Maidens was convicted of assaulting Colin Bartlett at Delungra Hotel on May 20. Witness Gordon Kennedy described Maidens striking Bartlett and Kennedy, Bartlett sustaining facial injuries, with medical exams confirming cheekbone fractures and subsequent surgeries in Inverell and Sydney.
A 31 year old man was deemed unavailable for trial and detained for care and treatment after police reports and medical witnesses described a mental illness. He denied illness but consented to treatment, and the bench ordered detention under care and treatment.
Mr. Jack Hage of Southport hooked a 60 ft whale while fishing for snapper from a motor launch three miles from Southport. After 200 yards of line went out the whale surfaced with a lash and snapped the line about 50 yards from the hook.
The defendant Koloona struck at the complainant after a balcony fall incident. Sergeant Kemp testified to arrest on May 21. An agreement followed and the court ordered conditional discharge with recognisance of £25 and £25 surety, costs £25 5, and compensation £40. Payment terms set: £25 immediate, £? balance in three months.
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