08 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
1
Notice announces the appointment of H B Rogan to lead the upstairs department handling furniture glassware grocer y and stationery at the store. The announcement signals a change in management and scope for the specified department.
Sydney and Melbourne racing notes show Hawkesbury results across divisions with horses such as Queen Bol, Snowbound, Gale Yer Akod Devtsty Laan and Portunwenla placing in the Parc Stakes and Clarendon Handicap. Melbourne VRC meeting updates list WandiCap and Gibson Carancians Stakre with winners noted among unspecified fields.
Unemployed Griffith campers were ejected from a barracks after a volatile condition surfaced. Guards reported damaged walls doors and fixtures inside as employers objected to continued services amid mounting tensions and police supervision of the vacated premises.
Armed clashes in Beilin prompted troops to quell the unrest after fighting from barricaded houses left many wounded or dead. A wave of strikes blocked ambulances as troops pressed to the front near Hirley and Altonay squares.
In the House of Commons Mr. Thomas questioned Mr. de Valera's stance on Free State taxes and the perceived withholding of a letter. The dispute touched on arbitration and amounts cited as tax duties under the Import Mulise Act for 1933, including a specific sum of £212.00 for goods listed in the Irish Free State.
An official denial states no agreement exists on establishing an international air police, contradicting a Geneva report. Prime officials, including Mr Yden, declined the claim and reiterated ongoing UK positions.
In Auckland the jury failed to reach a verdict on the alleged poisoning of Kerr, with claims of involvement by a foster daughter. The court set bail at 4500.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an air mail link between Singapore and Cootamundra with references to routes and services. The text mentions London, Impertar Aur Yuya, and Australian segments though details are unclear.
A court in Berlin banned a nudist sect amid concerns of coercion and exploitation within the group. Officials cited harmful practices and ordered dissolution and asset seizure to prevent further harm.
Police investigate an alleged January heist plan at a Glebe Point petrol depot. Detectives say the scheme aimed to cut a pipeline, flood depot tanks, and steal fuel, with two men seized and weapons recovered. one suspect was to attend a meeting when the plot was to unfold.
Cloudy and showery conditions with thunder developing in the evening. Winds from the west and southwest will shift, bringing scattered showers across the tablelands and coastal areas. Temperatures steady with a chance of brief heavy showers in the southwest during the night.
Unclear OCR text mentions duty stamps on cheques, fines for busmen, and references to a public notice. Appears to discuss penalties, payments, and enforcement actions related to unstamped receipts and duty stamps. Names and specifics are garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text lacks clear facts. No identifiable persons organizations events or places to summarize into a proper news card.
Market report from Sussex Street in Sydney shows mixed price movements for produce including potatoes and wheat. The note lists various price estimates and quantities though legibility is poor.
A faction calling themselves secessionists in Sydney protests what they claim is interference by the government in a forthcoming campaign. They condemn authority actions as unlawful and pledge continued opposition.
Reports indicate the king’s condition is improving after a short illness. Officials say medical staff monitor vital signs and expect a full recovery, with public engagements paused until further notice.
The Church of Christ hosts state organizer Thomas Hager in Inverell for two talks at Churc h of Christ and Oakwood. he speaks on mission work, hope, and church outreach with other local leaders present.
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