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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
4
A prominent Sydney schoolmaster urges education to steer the rising leisure of the masses toward arts and culture. He warns that without cultivated taste, increased leisure becomes dangerous, potentially fueling moral decline unless citizens learn to use such privileges wisely.
Fragmentary calendar notes detail sunrise and sunset times for multiple dates and locations. Entries include 24d 652 SH hice 640 6.27 sun rises 3.51 sets 6.18 and 19 Sun rises 5.57 sets 6.00 with 276 Sun rises 6.03 sets 5.58 and 31 Sun rises 6.07 sets 5.52.
An extensive farming plant draught horses and pigs will be sold by auction at Bradford Auburn Vale on Wednesday next. George Morris, who is reducing farming and getting with the times, is the seller. Murray and Easter are the auctioneers.
The School of Arts hosts Brunel's ecelebriated Tymworth Or Weak UK and the acrobatic Alexander act for a gray farewell dance at The Capitol on Friday night. Special novelty dances accompany deluxe tickets to Janet Gaynor's Tess a the Storm Country arriving soon.
The Rain Insurance Company and The Eagle Star and Dominions Insurance Co with Mr FE N Thomas of the Royal Hotel Tin Cap took a Pluvive policy for last week's Guyra show. Thomas insured for £40 daily against 10 points of rain from 1 am to 1 pm. The FP and A Society missed their £100 with 1 point rain coverage. Forecaster predicts a heavy rain period in March with two rain waves, one early and another mid to late month, possibly shifting patterns. April expected a cool, frosty spell signaling real old time winter.
A district hospital yesterday hosted a cheerful event by visiting sutiets and entertainers. Harald Brunet led Brunett's orchestra with the Alexanders performing acrobatics, and Mr. Bob te Brun and Mr. Harrie Leighton also appeared. The acts entertained patients and attendees before an afternoon tea.
Congratulations poured in as Mr and Mrs George Munstle celebrated their golden anniversary yesterday. Also visiting is W C Thompson, New England MP, staying at Imperial Hotel until tomorrow noon. A surprise party in Warlalda marked Daphne McGee's 21st birthday with a presentation to the guest of honor. Ella Gallagher of Delungra died Sunday night aged 41. burial service led by Father Walsh today.
Newton Carroll and Ted Tighe headline a vaudeville and musical comedy double bill at the Central Hotel rear. The act boasts a renowned troupe including the Scott Family, Thomas Brothers, Trevor and Dawn, Doris Tindall, Will Kenny, Ted Tully, Iris Williams, the Pony Ballet, and the Adagio Trio. Patrons praised the high standard, with tickets at two shillings and one shilling, half-price for children, and Carroll noted as a life member of Inverell District Hospital who has donated substantial sums to state charities.
AL Lee Wariwida faced trial before Mr Garr Boyd PM RH Jennings licensee of the Commercial Hotel for allowing an unlawful dice game on the premises. FH Starling M Wallis and T Graham also faced charges for unlawful gaming. All denied the charge. PM believed Constable Mant’s evidence and fined Jennings £4, with the conviction carrying a mark against the licensee. The others were bound over for six months for good behaviour.
The report notes a Capital Theatre cricket short where Larwood bowls fast to the crowd’s delight during a Movie Crazy screening. It also covers Rev. Mr. Butler of Tayere Methodist Church preaching after attending the annual Methodist conference. The Burlwood service drew a full house with an enlarged church and many attendees who pledged to live better and accept Christ.
The town council met with routine business and a deputation seeking swimming baths. Mosquito control and a Tingha road accident were discussed, along with footway work on the big bridge. The engineer and health inspector outlined ongoing road drainage, water mains, and sanitation efforts, while bids and contracts for minor works were approved.
Blue Mountain Shire seeks cooperation to cut telephone charges. The Fire District secretary submitted a printed statement of revenue and expenditure for the Tavere ll fire district for the year ended December 1932 showing revenue of £1263.
Maurice Chevalier stars in Playboy of Paris a French farce with romance and song. The Capriol Theatre shows the film Thursday and Friday with Brunell's Tamworth Orchestra and select shorts. Supporting cast includes Frances Dee O P Hegegile Stuart Erwin Eugene Pallette and Dorothy Christy.
Warialda P P Board directors met last week with R Mackay as chairman. They noted unemployment relief funds were exhausted and discussed landholder loan rejections. The board urged continued effort to support the wool industry over rabbit control and debated travel water supply, road repairs, and tank cleaning bids.
The rabbit inspector's report recommended prosecuting landholders and the report was adopted by the Standards authority. The decision follows concerns over rabbit侵入 and pasture damage, with enforcement to pursue violations under existing agricultural regulations.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co offered 5878 bales chiefly table lands wools at auction yesterday with the market extremely firm in sellers favour. Bradford, Japan, Italy and Germany were the main buyers in that order and a very full clearance was effected including 6411 bales sold privately to named buyers such as T. W. Storey and F. W. Nivison.
Yesterday's news reports say the Little Entente is ready for war and waiting for a favorable moment to invade Hungary. Many newspapers condemn the disclosure of a secret 1929 military agreement in the new statute.
A night raid led to about 50 arrests including 38 Communists. Posters removed show Socialist and Communist activity. Goering's communique claims the Liebknecht House operation exposed Bolshevik plans to fire the Reichstag, signaling a supposed revolution and civil war. Republican journals allege a noxi frame-up to aid their cause.
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