03 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1930
Page
1
The item lists Kingsclere Paperette stationery with three sizes in assorted boxes and cover styles in red and patterned designs. Envelopes match in Linen Lawn Pink Mauve Cream and other colors per packet.
The Full High Court, by a majority of four to one, ruled Beeby's second interim coal trade award invalid. Justice Isaacs dissented.
The forecast predicts warm to hot and sultry weather with scattered thunder showers. Winds shift from north to east as the day progresses, with general rain likely and some useful falls expected.
A 20 year old male passenger Norman Wilson died when the car overturned near Spring Creek Queensland. A 17 year old girl passenger sustained serious injuries in the crash observed on Monday.
A BYDNEY reader reports a sedan ran out of control near Braidwood and plunged 600 feet down Major's Creek mountain. Miss Jean Giles and Mr. A D Moses escaped with minor injuries after scrambling from the wrecked vehicle.
Sydney report says Patrick Harkins aged 18 fell 25 feet from the cliff tops at Clovelly to jagged rocks below. He landed on his side and was trapped between two boulders. He escaped with injuries to his thigh and was rescued partly conscious.
In informed circles it is believed the state elections will not take place until September or October, delaying the customary timetable. The report notes uncertainty about the exact date.
A relief train left Parkeston yesterday to reach Western Australia to assist railway passengers stranded there. Authorities again cannot fix a date for restoring the Lune continental twin service.
Messages from Nairobi describe the Prince of Wales near Kivu with Captain Campbell Black. He flew at one o’clock this morning and tenaciously mapped the surrounding country by foot and air, filming game including lions rhinoceroses and elephants for his photographic trophies and studies.
Paris Sunday report states M. Tardieu completed his cabinet. He submitted the list to President Doumergue. Tardieu would be Prime Minister and Interior Minister while M. Briand would serve as Foreign Affairs Minister.
About 137 fishermen are adrift on an ice floe near Astrakhan after it broke away. Search aircraft and helicopters have conducted patrols but found no sign of the men.
The Commonwealth Meteorological Bureau notes hints of rain in the northern region during the past hours near Ventualls Creek in Northern Territory. The report mentions a light shower possible as weather patterns develop over the area.
A bride at Rochefort Summer wedding in Paris area stunned guests by replying No to the question of nuptials claiming the groom had delayed the ceremony and twice broken off the engagement.
A mercy wedding party of 38 guests in Schednag, Northern Polwads, faced disaster when a shortcut turned deadly as a river crossing collapsed. Officials report 38 people drowned amid the rush to shorten their way home, with authorities investigating the incident and mourning the victims.
Bankstown police yesterday arrested two men in a raid on a telephone box scheme. One suspect fled as officers surprised them near the cubicle. The investigation follows a spate of similar incidents in the district.
Five men in a stolen car snatched a note from a garage and fled as police warned intercept. The driver rammed a barricade, shots fired, the vehicle overturned at a steep descent and the passengers disappeared. Police cordon off the area and hunt for suspects.
A fire in a two storey Cluswood house early Monday forced a woman to jump a landing with her child to escape. Fire brigade members restrained the flames, allowing the occupants to reach safety with only minor damage reported.
In Sydney yesterday morning police detained Shirree eomen from the steamer Port Corajoe after finding a suitcase with dress material table linen and curtains. A hatch in the forward hold had been forced open and goods valued at £2 were recovered.
The Consular Office reports a cyclone in Fiji Dec 1 that drowned about twenty people and left five others missing amid wreckage in the wooded areas. Authorities assess further details from the Governor.
A prisoner identified as Keanard Stanley Stanford was released from Long Bay prison on Saturday night by error. Police and authorities say the incident is nearly incredible as ministers and officials coordinate a full review while a friend allegedly paid the release. Metropolitan stations monitor the escape, and the case prompts renewed scrutiny of procedures.
Daily market notes from Homebush and Sydney detail sheep and cattle turnover, with 28 000 sheep penned and mixed demand. Cattle demand weak, grass-fed and dairy items slide, while sheep show firmer prices and steady interest from buyers. Prices for tin potatoes butter onions and other provisions are listed in brief.
The Flemington program included the Essendon Stakes over a mile and the Newmarket Handicap six furlongs. Greenline trained by Pike led to victory at 19.2 in the Newmarket with Birdcage and Wise Force close behind, while other results listed include Taurs, Greening, and Parsee in various distances and placings.
Reported meeting of miners at Weston led by Mr Booth MOL A urged rejecting any settlement conference unless mass prosecutions are withdrawn and workers removed from Hothbuary. Blues around Beeby award cited. Baynham Taig urged a general strike as sole tactic. Police faced accusations as tools of masters class amid arrests and court remands linked to theft and property claims. A committee report to the All Australian Trade Union Congress urged lease cancellations and state action to develop mines under existing conditions, with talks on miners’ pay and Waterside Workers’ rights at port facilities.
The Grassers Association president argues that reduced wool offerings at Australian wool sales are justified to protect values. He claims if the scheme saves even a braif penny per pound Australia could gain about £500,000 in benefit.
Townsville reports Superintendent Curry who once ran arits at Palm Island wrote a letter claiming no regrets if Palm Island is cleaned up. Meanwhile Coleman Pantomime Co opens its new season at the canvas theatre near the Salvation Army Citadel with Muersy Hert Desmond and 24 artists performing The Haunted House tonight and a new play each night through Saturday.
After seven years in Queensland working for wages and farming on his own account at Tralan, the Italian sailor sailed from Cairns on Saturday in a raft carrying his savings. He leaves Australia with £5000, is married, and has a family.
At a Barwon Electorate Council meeting in Wari alda yesterday the Inverell Lrager and Municipal Union protest over disfranchised members was upheld. The council ordered fresh nominations and a new ballot to be conducted.
A cheerful warning urges parents to act quickly when a child shows cold signs. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast relief option and claims it prevents the cold from worsening while available everywhere.
The New Zealand Seamen's Union plans to declare black any vessel used to convey military police during training. The move follows protests over dispatch of armed black on ships intended to overawe Somean natives.
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