04 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a law firm and a court related matter. Reads as a public notice involving a limited company and legal proceedings. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify specifics.
A fragmented ad style listing touts new designs in glassware, vases, pots, and jade decor with patterns and patterns described. It highlights dainty displays, tableware, and ornamental items listed with apparent prices and dates, suggesting a showroom feature. The text is garbled but conveys a catalog-like presentation of household goods.
Mr Bavin foreshadows reduction of loan expenditure as a man is swept to sea at Newcastle beach. A young observer, seen by the crowd, dives in fully clothed and brings him to shore. The casualty suffers from severe dehydration after the rescue.
Sydney timber merchants report more workers in yards amid doubt over future timber trade. A Lukin-owned firm remains the sole potential carrier, while electoral legality concerns arise over Cajon ballot validity. Police and local officials issue notices affecting the renderad actions.
The Premier Mr Bavin told Bathiret the public purse cannot be bottomless. He cited £15,000,000 of sound money being spent this year largely from previous administrations’ legacy. He warned loan spending should eventually be restricted to national and reproductive works.
Sydney reports that the Legislative reform and greater bills will not be introduced to the State Parliament this session. The ministry aims to keep the chamber free from future party influence, with no plans to appoint more to the Upper House as the reform bill is prepared and pending.
A Paris area prank alleged a forged Franco Russian treaty as a prewar ruse. Man Heine claimed responsibility, saying the document was a forgery printed from a 240 centime French coin impression. The plot involved a supposed espionage link and a suspected intermediary network.
A fragmentary report describes a sudden death by electrocution near Thirroul involving a worker and a plan to blow a train car. The text is garbled and reads as an OCR fragment with unclear names and dates.
The Fall Court chose further argument in the Bahevet Wilcox appeal concerning secret commissions and related applications. Prohibition to restrain Me. Gates, COL.M., and Detective William Mor Bein From further proceedings in the case.
Fragmentary forecast text notes weather indicators on southern slopes and mentions a westward path toward a ridge. The legible items reference council or forecast terms but lack clear dates, places, or verifiable events to confirm specifics.
A cryptic report notes weekly food costs for miners totaling about 20 000 pounds. It references export timing, potential EU connections, and unclear figures about energy and meals. The fragment hints at aid plans and distribution to a center, with mentions of Wien and other places amid a disrupted message.
Secretary Meethiiram of the Auetralke Baghangs discusses coal trembles and labor readiness. Workers prepare for material weights as tensions rise in the district.
A district promotional message urges residents to shop locally to keep spending within the town. It emphasizes supporting local businesses and industry to build up the town and district and to make the area a thriving shopping center.
The provided text appears garbled with multiple stray phrases and names, lacking coherent events, entities, or dates to form a factual news summary or headline. No identifiable person, organization, place, or action can be reliably extracted.
A two week old male infant found abandoned in a car owned by Dr Borestall at his Avnana residence late last night. The baby was well nourished and taken to the Welfare Home for Children.
Disabled Arafura reaches Hrisbase in tow of a tug at noon yesterday after a week of storms and winds. Engines failed, repairs completed in a second fix by Saturday night, leaving the vessel in safe condition.
Report from Sydney notes internal strife at Balmain Colliery arising from a dispute between firemen and mine management. A conference is planned to address the unrest and restore work, with about 200 workers affected and actions slated for the 25th.
fragmented scoreline shows Elsmore beating Gum Flat with notable contributions from W Gilhone and A Salmon. bowling highlights include Salmon 7 for 44 and Worgan 3 for 44 as frayed summaries list several players and dismissals amid a busy, unclear tabulation.
A scrambled report states there will be no changes to the State Cabinet until Parliament rises at Easter or later. The government intends to consider Question of reform after Easter while preoccupied with other duties.
A union methods master class was discussed in a court meeting noting arbitration bounds. Officials and participants, including Mr WeeA, Mei, and others, attended the session to review unit tides for slevisina and related procedures.
A flood incident near a creek leads to the drowning of a resident named King of Loiere. Rescue efforts found Ring's body unrecovered and the event described as a grim, untimely accident with unclear witnesses and lingering danger from the flooded area.
A blaze swept a business block in Bourke causing extensive damage. Fire crews battled flames as residents watched, with early reports noting a possible cause and precautionary evacuations in effect. The incident disrupted local commerce and damaged multiple shops and offices. Authorities investigated the scene for origin and liability.
A garbled report describes Mussolini addressing a union meeting and related disruptions. It mentions a tense event with a speaker, accusations, and unclear references to individuals and actions. The fragmentary text makes specifics and outcomes hard to discern.
A city commission official denies a proposed retirement plan amid unclear statements and conflicting notes. No concrete action or date is provided, leaving residents unsure of the outcome or next steps. Local authorities emphasize awaiting clearer details before proceeding.
A rider died at the Claremont speedway near Perth on Monday after a fall during a race. The rider, identified as Wo Mulligan, fell and succumbed to injuries at the scene. Police and track officials conducted an on-site review of the incident.
Peter Trammelle, 37, died on his Listerfield farm after a bull gored him. The animal was chained in a paddock when it charged and struck him in the chest, the horn causing fatal injuries.
Sydney Mondar reports a near disaster as a three room weatherboard home in Bankstown was destroyed by fire this morning. A family narrowly escaped with help from a passerby and local volunteers who aided in extinguishing the blaze and rescuing occupants.
The commission report to Massilini cites Hale in the Are dle as having issues with forged or omitted laws. It mentions Count Nehile and a crew connected to a gun and a foreign cooperation, noting a tribute to the Berassie's crew and Acunitsen ta riflew amid unclear names and dates.
A young man Walter Exon and Miss Parker were swept from shore by a strong undertow at West St Kilda yesterday afternoon. Neither could swim and Exon drowned. Victorian amateur wrestling champion Thomas Balers attended as onlookers and officials.
Markets note fluctuating prices across commodities and services with varied quotes in late sessions. Listing includes hotel, boat, and wheat pricing alongside exchanges and suppliers, reflecting mixed demand and regional price shifts.
Market brief notes cattle and sheep trades with various prices and consignments. Entries mention Pottle 2000 Bed, prime beef, 42s to 58s, Raffoot Station draft of two bullocks, Barraha to Winchcombe auction, and Curson's sale at Honmebiweh. Siginificant figures and markets include LW, QM0, AAS jeer, and Winchcombe.
A chaotic phrase circulates amid crowds as organizers urge action. The phrase Wake Up Call appears in banners and speeches, drawing diverse participants to a public gathering focused on social reform and urgent community concerns.
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