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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues that Europe’s postwar woes and the US financial strain stem from how people abuse monetary systems. It credits US wartime wealth with a boom while warning that high spending and debt threaten prosperity. It questions reliance on novel nostrums and stresses prudent, proper administration of any system.
The article previews the Presbyteria Flower Show with competitions in music and crafts and notes special entries and ticket details. It also reports on the Waugh estate administration and succession, granting widow Mrs Waugh and children a share, with properties in New South Wales and Queensland.
Newspaper style notes a trial involving named individuals and charges amid garbled text. Mentions Berea Rachicsky and Mr JR Danan with legal actions, custody, and Crown guest themes. Also references uncertain weather patterns and upcoming events through unclear dates.
Local announcements describe a series of charity and community events. A harvest celebration with a church service and stalls follows a sale of farming property on March 13. The Band of Hope hosts a Friday meeting with a guest speaker from Sydney. Delungra dancing fans anticipate a performance by Dive Grouse and his Revels. A theater group prepares musical comedy Gur mit Gibbe with previews and requests for song copies. A garage business changeover and Aunt Marys Baking competition are noted along with a cleaning sale at View.
A fragmented Inverell page recalls a church wedding for Mary and Ronald Daley, plus arrivals and appointments at local hospitals and police. It notes inspector Ryan’s welcome, a deputy commissioner selection, and obliquely references health and civic affairs within the district.
An article fragment discusses a forthcoming referendum on upper house reform. It references political figures and debates about constitutional changes, with notes on campaign activity and opposition at meetings. The text mentions a premiere, public sentiment, and scheduled events around legislative reforms.
A Monday night meeting of the Sne verell Buoy League elected Mr Vie- Climgirs as chair and named officials including AME 1K and J. Marquart. The gathering discussed initiating competition and set a provisional date while naming a pro tem secretary and organizers.
A bookmaker identified as Miller was fined by the Peace Court for failing to file monthly returns for April 1993. He had previously been warned, accumulated penalties, and owed costs. The action followed a Department inquiry and outlined the extent of the penalties and owed sums.
Yesterday a bag containing shoes and other items was lost near Otho Street Byrom Street in Inverm. A reward is offered for return to the Police Station.
An employment notice seeks a young woman about 18 for photographic work. Apply in care of Ditchfield at PS.
For sale items listed including choice tomatoes and various fruit named buyers. Text appears as a damaged classified snippet with scattered brand and product words.
For sale a single beater six cylinder Chrysler model with metal mileage. Cash or terms. Inverell Motors, Ba Gibsgo, Proprietor.
A sale notice lists items including a McCormeck Deering mower and Shoup tools. Names Fouy Fuyrow Saunders Dine Mow and others appear in the fragment with addresses on Byrom Street.
Readable fragments indicate church services and meetings held by the Church of England and other denominations. Entries reference sermons, prayer meetings, and community services with scattered times and locations across multiple churches and dates.
Unclaimed suits and assorted items listed for sale at Halt-Eriee Richards. Patrons may find patio goods and miscellaneous pieces among the display. Local notices indicate available merchandise with no claimed owners.
Weekend specials list pricing changes and item discounts. Details include reduced figures for 8-11 to 14/11, machine kits, sweaters and cardigans trimmed to fit, and price cuts from 19:4 to 10:6. Also noted are steadying fees 12/11 to 8 and dainty knitted items with trims and handwork down to 12.5.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction issues notices in the estate of Catherine Vuytmereleigh, deceased intestate. Creditors and others with debts or claims must file in writing by May 20, 1953, or risk distribution without their claim. Public Trustee will convey only debts and interests known at conveyance.
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