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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
4
The Bishop of Armidale urges Synod that national and global evils stem from selfish trade barriers and rival commercialism. He warns that tariff rivalry degrades international welfare and fuels urban poverty, urging world leaders to adopt Christian ethics over national self-interest at a looming World Economic Conference.
Metropolis abattoir weekly bacon intake shows green and smoked sides totaling 1560 pounds, flitches 15451 pounds, hams 622 pounds, and other pieces 13321 pounds. Homebush cattle sales list Allan Waugh entries and Mackay Bros results, with bullocks, steers, cows, and vealers selling at various prices. Also notes upcoming Senior High School play The Romantic Age in Town Hall, plus chocolate matinee for children and special screenings of Heroes of the Flames and Wheeler and Woolsey. Tickets six pence.
Mail from South Africa reports a serious drought across South West Africa. Deaths of stock rise as farmers trek for grazing, many unable to pay rents, with land banks forced to repossess numerous farms.
A quiet church ceremony was held at Gum Flat on Saturday April 22 as Miss Byeyn Willis united in marriage with John Robiny. The bride wore ivory lace and blue tulle, with family and friends attending. After the reception at Sunny Side, the couple planned a future home and return trip.
Mr We AH Seite, Evans Street dentist, headed to Testnnd practice today. Mr J McConnen spoke at Ash ford and Thuelly discussing the referendum. The week ended with Ay Wearvtedt delivering the letter by Me A Chisholm, noting the No vote.
At a recent Inverell PP Board meeting Mr Colin McKinlay proposed a cooperative rabbit destruction scheme. The plan would divide the district into areas, form sub groups with a director as chairman, and use local owners to coordinate methods such as netting, fumigation, poisoning, digging in, trapping, hunting and shooting. The Board discussed funding, supplies, and government action, with calls to mapping eight areas and seeking government support.
Weather gave perfect conditions for the Inverell Club Saturday golf event. Improvements to the course impressed participants as the greens committee and staff received praise. the foursome of Dr. Cookson and Mrs. Handley posted best gross and nett scores. May events include team matches and bogey handicap, with upcoming stroke and team fixtures announced.
Directors endorsed a trial of the McKinlay group scheme to control rabbits in the district. The board will map suitable groups, with staff to assist and potential prosecutions for non cooperation. The inspector warned of varied rabbit behavior by area and urged action.
A letter to The Times urges cricketers in Inverell to schedule club and inter district matches during winter. It argues for one day cricket with a time limit, expansion of first grade by including second grade and school teams, and the creation of a colts team. It praises bowlers and fielders and calls for broader spectator engagement.
Winners in the Baby Health Centre contest include Pamela Coote in Class 1 for 1 to 3 months, Jennifer Anne Kimmorsey in Class 2 for 8 to 12 months, and Beverley Anne Wade in Class 3 for 1 to 2 years. All infants attend the Baby Health Centre with their parents listed.
Bevel from Queensland Tre arrived in the metropolitan abattoir area during the week ended April 29 totaling 25 722 pounds. The five week bonus reached STSGlbs with an average of 114 721 pounds.
The Ring notes Inverell’s boxing rise led by Harold Brissett who opened a stadium in 1931 where Norm Foster held the Brissett Cup title. Local fighters such as Dick Bielby Tom Mulligan Lila boy and Gnowy Campbell head a strong line extending bouts beyond Inverell with officials like Jack Kinross and Harry Shutwell contributing to a thriving regional boxing scene.
A historical notice promotes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a first aid remedy for coughs colds influenza and similar ailments. The ad emphasizes quick relief and easy use for households.
Great jubilation filled the Town Hall on Friday as pupils of the nearby school, their teachers, parents and friends gathered for the annual frolic. The event featured grand costumes, a maypole display, community games, and a supper, with prizes awarded for standout outfits and originality.
The agreement outlines tariff treatment and negotiation routes for meat between Britain and Argentina. It promises fair import conditions for Argentine meat while considering consultation with major exporters if Argentine beef imports drop. It aims to avoid price disruption by limiting substitution from other countries and securing remunerative prices for Argentine meat in the British market.
Help wanted in Graman area for nursery housemaid position. Apply to Mrs Wardlaw Glengower or telephone 8Y for details.
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