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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
2
Look at these prices for ladies and children's wear. Flannelette nightwear, Berets, felt hats, wool hose, and blankets offered at special low prices. Soaring discounts on tweeds, bath towels, rugs, and men’s pyjama suits. Shoes and kid leather goods priced as genuine bargains.
The article recounts a royal observance at Schnels Inter High School where Empire Day stress is placed on Britain's reliance on the Bible. It describes Queen Victoria's love of religious work and laments that Britain has drifted from its Christian roots, urging citizens to uphold holy words and support the empire.
A long speech by Inspector Keller emphasized duty to family school state and empire. The event featured recitations and references to Proclamation Day praising loyalty and restraint while urging students to understand other perspectives.
Questions to the President of the Executive Committee seek figures on New South Wales State Lottery operations from inception to December 1. They request total income, prize payments, administration costs, and balances paid into Consolidated Revenue Fund with hospital allocations. Reported figures show £470.03 prize payments, £27,993.41 administration, £281,494 to Consolidated Revenue Fund, and £25701 advantaged, with £240,242 paid to hospitals from July to December.
An illustrated discussion advocates daily bathing and personal hygiene for children and adults. It stresses clean skin, open pores, and avoiding skin irritation while noting benefits such as reduced chills and colds, and the need for accessible hot water and shared bathroom routines.
A Labour conference scheme outlines extending Meat Board control to all state operations. Proposals seek centralised regulation from producer to consumer, with conferences among growers and health authorities to design a streamlined system for by products, inspections, and export considerations.
A constitutional lawyer argues the governor cannot suspend the duties of the people or misapply authority, warning that any overreach threatens the fundamental framework of government. The exchange centers on whether executive actions intrude on the core powers of the commonwealth.
Report on wool price trends and industry activity across Commonwealth and Europe. Notes export declines in nine months to March, with Germany and other markets weakening. Merino demand may rise if buyers return. crossbreds stocked in Land o’ Lakes. Taxation and postwar recovery cited as factors shaping employment and prices. market outlook cautiously stable with potential gains in midterm.
The market showed mixed movement with lambs and wethers varying in price. Numbers yarded reached around 2525 head with assorted lots including Warrah wethers and Oundebri lambs, while overall demand remained steady and stock declines noted in some categories.
A garbled report from Sydney Auctions notes pig values slipping across categories. Dealers reported lower bulk prices for most lots, with some buyers stepping back as trading slowed and figures varied between breeds and sizes.
An item invites readers to contact Paling's at 388 George Siebel Sydney for particulars on what appears to be a local sale or offer. The notice mentions first clue der 165 upwards with a £3 deposit and refers to baby terms.
In yesterdays Legislative Assembly Mr Flanagan asked Acting Premier Buddeley if attention was given to a Herald report alleging Erle Ontopbell received £1060 from Worth company and whether actions would be taken to probe company shareholders against such a scoundrel. Buddeley said the Chief Secretary would consult the Police Department and protect the community from这样的 individuals.
A Berlin decree dissolves Godless associations and political groups deemed to undermine Christian culture and prepare a Bolshevik revolution. A further decree allows the minister to curb activity of organizations aiming at non political aims and to regulate associations by statute.
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