07 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented listing shows various hammers and planes with partial quantities and brands. Entries include Stanley and Cheéneysa hammers in sizes No 4 and No 7 or 8, Stanley Bailey planes and related cutters, plus trowels priced around 76 cents each.
Thieves broke into the Croydon Steam Brick Co. in Croydon during the night and blew open two tills, escaping with cash. The intruders damaged walls and ceilings as the office was left in a state of disarray.
Sydney forecast notes warm to hot and sultry conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Variable winds, chiefly north to east, accompany the unsettled outlook for tomorrow.
Police say a young woman, unnamed, was arrested after railway plans and incriminating documents were found in her lodgings. She is alleged to be the leader of a gang of desperadoes and charged with attempting to blow up a passenger train near Ploesti.
Wellington NSW Friday Hilton Robinson aged nine was fishing with a party on the river when he left for brandy. A shot was heard and he was found dead with a gun beside him. He was a prominent footballer.
In Sydney, Kid Francis, the French bantamweight, defeats rival Morgan Paris in a tight bout. The match features welterweight Welk lever and Terreare Maseau, owner of Atmtrak, as part of the bantam championship scene.
The Sydney market report notes tin price shifts near 244, with bulk wheat, maize, and chaff observations. Cattle and sheep sales at Homebush and Hawthorn yards show steady demand, while pig and wool markets face mixed outcomes amid transport and processing disruptions.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is reported to give immediate relief for a burn or scald. A few minutes after application, the affected skin shows rapid improvement and healing begins.
Paris reports massive floods across the south west with 700 confirmed deaths. A family of seven perished under ruins, a peasant killed himself after his home collapsed, and thousands lost homes as waters surged through Tarn and Can yonne valleys.
The general manager of the Automatic Bread Baking Company, Mr J L Raith, argues in a letter to the Premier that the public pays £2,000,000 more annually for bread under day baking. He cites distribution costs and an Act as main drivers, says night baking could cut costs by halfpence per loaf, and notes district delays due to delivery deadlines and mail schedules.
Friday in Kempsey Alexander Allen of Taree died when his car overturned on the road to Eungati. His sister Marie Allen was seriously injured in the crash according to police reports.
The State Parliamentary Labor Party adopts an unemployment Insurance bill proposing a special income and property tax to raise £250,000 for unemployment relief until the insurance scheme begins.
A fire at the Maitland gas works in Sydney broke out Friday night in the meter room. Firefighters contained the blaze just in time to prevent the gasometer from exploding and damaging the gas district storage.
Thief escapes across rooftops to the Palace Theatre dome before being seized after a struggle. Police shot seven times as they cornered him. a second man hid in a hotel room. The raid netted more than £1000 taken from Thursday's takings and placed in a coal bay near the office door. Bleeding wounds reported on the leader.
Senator Sir Hal Colepwich told the Constitutional Club that Australia’s troubles stem from self made errors not foreign plots. He criticized excessive borrowing and spending, noting monetary pressures in Wood and Wheat markets and that much loan spending funded the so called Australian standard of living rather than development.
Perry Bros Circus drew full houses with a strong NZ and Australia tour. The show featured elite acts by the Toren family, daring stunts on a high ladder, balancing feats on foreheads, and a dramatic hoops of fire act by Monwale. Wild animals and costumed tableaux pleased young and old during three packed performances with many turned away.
Alfred Jorsen & Co. stationer identified two fountain pens as part of stock after the defendant, who admitted guilt, was found to have them in his pocket. Christina Mill testified he entered the shop around 5 38 pm on Tuesday and asked to see pens. Mr Campbell and others urged him to return the items. he smelled of beer and claimed intoxication. Carey was convicted and fined £2 or default hard labor.
Reports from Sydney describe tremors near Raven's Oil Wells and a Christchurch area earthquake with no immediate damage. Prolonged gases detected at the Maorehinen centre prompt sample collection. scientists believe the emissions may contain petroleum components.
In Hobart a 17 year old, Darrell Bellete, stepped on a garden weed stem and had it extracted. A few days later his foot swelled and he died yesterday from lockjaw complications.
London reports Mr. Fenton has interviewed aero plane builders who praise Australia’s development and favorable conditions for air links. He discusses a potential Britain to Australia air service, noting it is a Cabinet matter and could lead to action.
Methodist church services listed for Sunday March 9 with Inverell locations including Inverell 11 am led by Mr T E Perron Inverell 7 29 pm led by Mr Ho J Brooks Gum Flat 3 pm led by Mr Wilton Oakwood 3 pm led by Mr T E Perrow Stanner 3 pm and Tinby 7 40 pm led by Mr Greg Murgess
The Full High Court in Melbourne hears special leave to appeal to restrain Thomas Ferguson from keeping roosters in a way that annoys neighbors. The case centers on clashes between the roosters’ vigor and residents’ sensitivities, with no single issue clearly to be decided.
Police nabbed a young man at Scott's drapery shop in Enfield after a report of suspicious activity. He surrendered when confronted inside the premises and faces a breaking and entering charge with intent to steal.
Coleman’s Pantomime Company presents matinee on Saturday at 3 30 with reduced prices. Magey the comedian headlines a lively show and a prize mariner will be awarded. A final night slide comedy Don’t Get Married is planned. Seats reserved at Brissett’s Electric Co.
An old advertisement notes Dove's Digestive Powder gives immediate relief for a disordered state of stomach and liver. It claims authority from L. Bo Miller, Chemist, Tiaverel, with a price of 2 per bottle.
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