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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
2
Fuller and Meyer's offer spot cash policy delivering sensational bargains across linens, damasks, satin ware, quilts, clothing, and woolens. Highlights include special prices on linen suiting, damask, and napery, plus discounted trousers and overcoats for men in various fabrics and shades.
A historic sale listing numerous fabrics and garments with bold special prices. Items include 36 in cream and black cotton cashmere at 1/11 yd and 1/9 yd for navy cotton cashmere, radianta voiles and serges in various weights and colors, all wool gabardines, and complete boys wear sets with measured discounts.
Local retailer lists new price levels for towels and towelling items. White bedroom towels sizes range with special prices from 1/ to 6/9 each, including red borders and blue or pink stripes. Bath towels, brown and cream varieties, include red borders and check designs at multiple special prices. Also listed are barbers towels, bath mats, bath rollering in white and dyed towelling by the yard.
Colonel Bruxner argues the measure has political religious and public interest facets. He cites opposing MPs using the bill for political aims, defends the bill as protecting material welfare, and urges clearer language to ensure it targets married couples under specific conditions.
Wool consumption in the state declined to 87 million pounds from 641 million pounds in 1920, with imports and domestic clips failing to cover use. In London and Sydney auctions, Continental buyers buoyed prices while U S demand remains influential though not decisive. The National Wool Council extends a 60 percent sale reduction into April, aiming to stabilize the market amid fluctuating global values.
Mr W Maidens secretary to the Sad AL Rameehabiva informs Mr Prank Asbor that a line is missing from a letter’s text. He notes the printed copy misquotes the original agreement and that the intended reference involved hurdles and other obstacles. The aim is to improve general conditions without inconveniencing cricketers.
A committee meeting at the Town Hall chaired by Mer, A BP and Avera discussed attendance, resignation of J. Kinross, preparations for the Sydney show, and allocations for field wheat and fallow areas. Donations were recorded, expenses discussed, and rates and show planning for March outlined.
A reader note argues that MPs must vote with responsibility, noting young couples wed for love without preplanning church affiliations. The piece questions why individuals should be told where their marriage ceremony must occur and whether civil or church options should bind legality.
A chaotic letter and reply exchange involves ah the War Labor League led by AL Sims and the Mayor. Dispute centers on who may represent labor at a railway deputation and where meetings should be held, with arguments about courtesy to labor representatives and political affiliations.
Four local youths including Warby aged 34 and 16 Clarence Guan 38 and William Dean lee 18 were arrested at Gunnedah after a March 15 break in at Goomswigel School. They were linked to theft of a tarpaulin from Manilla and were brought before the court. Des and Guan received £5 fines for dwelling offences. the others faced the children's court and all were remanded on the burglary charge.
Results from Bata dnye racing at Rosehills show winners across divisions including Valiant 3 Beauford 2 and King Carnival in the first division. The clever lightweight jockey A Cooper broke his leg at the AWC Atom meeting while riding Spearage, is hospitalised and confined to bed for a long convalescence.
In Berlin, Orplo, one of the Hasen murderers, faced execution dressed for the occasion. He spoke of innocence, asked pardon, and announced his death wish to make amends. The scaffold trap failed at first, requiring a second attempt during which he calmly accepted his fate and waved to the crowd before a final, debonair farewell.
Fragmentary text mentions a dull item and a price by chemists with an unclear recurrence. Details are too mangled to identify person, place, or exact offering.
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