18 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
1
The Sydney market report notes a lifeless and dull wheat market with little buyer interest. Prices are nominally steady around 2 shillings 2 pence per bushel and Victorian wheat shipments are limited as cargoes are still in transit. overall, demand remains weak with buyers scarce.
London reports late rates held steady at the wool sales with a large offering of vitality merino and several high quality wools. Competition was strong and fully maintained, reflecting steady demand across London markets.
A fragmented Australian Air Mail item from London mentions a tentative scheme and a Tower-Secretary role. The text references Montague and a testator, with scattered names and dates unclear due to OCR degradation, offering a glimpse of discussions on air mail policy and diplomatic notes.
A Morgan area blaze sweeps through facilities causing grave damage. Fire crews battle flames with water and foam as authorities assess the scene and secure nearby buildings. The incident disrupts operations and endangers infrastructure and local residents.
Police report recovery of stolen jewellery tied to a spate of robberies on the North Shore in Sydney. Community safety officials urge vigilance as inquiries continue and possible suspects are pursued. Local residents are advised to secure valuables and report suspicious activity to authorities.
Minister for Bauention Mtr Davie, speaking at Wollongong, said the dole costs the Government about three million pounds yearly. He argued the money should fund work for the unemployed and criticised the date system for loading on the Government with many people imposing and receiving rations.
A garbled excerpt shows Mr A C Davixienn speaking to the Economic Society on taxpayer debt and government budgets. The text outlines balancing budgets as essential and feasible, stressing prudent fiscal measures and orderly deficit reduction.
In St John’s Newfoundland reports confirm the Viking steamer explosion with 35 lives lost or missing after the blast. Captains Keami and others were among those feared dead as rescue attempts continued 34 hours after the blast. Official schematics list the Viking as wrecked with crews unaccounted and survivors in poor condition.
Sydney city council faces a projected loss from the electricity department this year. General manager estimates the shortfall at 400,000, far above the 104,000 figure cited by opponents.
A fragmented report notes the Legislative Council debating a bill rejection. Ambiguity clouds the proceedings with references to the Industrial Arbitration Board and rate tests, while participants from Sydney and Channay appear considered.
The Western Australian Premier urged the Pr imuity Producers Association to seek deputation and press for measures to fix flour prices. He warned that without firm action by the Federal Government, costs would rise and burden households, urging timely steps to stabilize the market.
Perth report notes a deficit as the year closes, outlining financial strain and unresolved economic pressures. Officials signal ongoing reforms and budget adjustments amid uncertain markets and reduced revenue streams.
A spaced transcription notes speakers from the All for Australia League urging national unity. Brigadier Gordon esnvett and McCartney Abbott address supporters in public gatherings as debates over arbitration and parliamentary privilege unfold. Leaders press for decisive government actions to unify the nation.
Race results list Park Stakes at Kiviterbuy Pack Grain with GOORABUL as winner and multiple horses named with odds and scratches. 1 furlong dash details include GOORABUL, KIRNA, PERIDES, and listed drivers, with several horses scratched or unplaced.
The Metropolitan ALP conference rejected a report from the committee and considered amendments proposed by Maras delegates. The decision is seen as acknowledging difficulties in formulating a workable policy to solve the employment problem.
A distorted report cites the Hak of New South Wales. It discusses trials of interest rate reductions through currency debasement or special taxation. The text mentions adverse effects on emfl Johien Wid Ye and Ca' material, predicting higher ruins and zero payout in some scenario.
Sydney Wednesday message from Lord Madeu Powell stresses unity through the same uniform and shared ideals, hoping the Scout movement will foster goodwill and a broader understanding among branches of the empire.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Lang's repudiation plan tied to the Nationalist Association and Stalinist style rhetoric. It references opposition on feudal and material grounds, potential shifts in employment obligations, and fears of widespread unemployment from repudiation. Names and dates are unclear due to the fragmentary source.
Endurance skating locals attempt a world record with three skaters Mears Hayat Wright and Reading starting at 10:90. Enthusiasts cheer as the quartet aims to top the mark with a late night program featuring dancers, hockey, and skating exhibitions.
Saturday play at the local bowling green saw Boubler, Conwd Marton and B. Nichoaby defeat Aoepity and MuFalianvt while Lb Stewart led the runner-up effort with 14 points. Regan Cant set a notable pace in early rounds but fell short to Cant, de Jowell and Com with a 120 score in a later match. A Stewart challenged in June for the silver hauston but was edged by D. Buewars by two points.
Fragmentary text mentions a poet and a person named Dolly Wh in a puzzling line about a waste-paper basket. Context unclear. no verifiable events, dates, or organizations present.
The passage argues perseverance as the cure for despair amid a nation burdened by debt unemployment and financial instability. It warns against luxury and mismanagement while urging faith and attendance as paths to better days, noting public patience despite everyday frictions like parking and bringing hampers to the ground.
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