27 May 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
1
Retail notes list stock levels and prices for White Twill Sheetings and White Sheeting Twill plus Damask and Unbleached Shirting Domino, highlighting large quantities and bargain prices. Also mentions towels and linen items on sale with simple price points and limited stock details.
Warialda reports a large fire destroying business premises amid a busy day for the Northern Tableland championship field event organized by the Royal Agricultural Society. Contained but valued losses included equipment and crops with estimated damages and reports on crop varieties judged by committees in Armidale and Tenterfield. debates over varieties and conditions followed, noting impacts of drought and travel.
Sydney reports a Lagjuor BiH draft containing several new laws. Five measures relate to how licenses are obtained, including possible resident polls for districts to be served. The current signature petition method for new hotels is viewed as open to dishonest practices. Details touch on validity, voters, and related ownership concerns.
Nondescript fragmentary text from an old page references a walking feat from Cape to Cairo and mentions several garbled names and places. It reads like a damaged travel note or column snippet with uncertain details and no clear event.
A church service at Hole Prose church in Sydney was interrupted when the Rev Father Lawes fainted at the altar during mass. Paramedics and silent prayers followed as the incident stunned attendees and parishioners.
Moir and Owen found near Cape Don lighthouse by Captain L J Brain of the Atlanta. The crew uninjured, plane slightly damaged, cared for by lighthouse staff. Kroole steamer ordered to Darwin to bring them and the Vickers-Vellore plane. Cape Den northeast of Darwin. Discovery made at 9 30 yesterday morning. Canberra reports Prime Minister Bruce delighted at the finding and congratulates the aviators. Sir Keith Smith calls it wonderful news and says repairs may allow completion to Sydney. New Admiral Evans takes command of the Australian Squadron replacing Hyde.
A fire at Warialda shortly before 3 am yesterday razed several commercial buildings along a row near Stephens Street. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with some structures collapsing and delaying containment as surrounding premises were drenched to prevent spread. No injuries are reported, and the cause is under investigation.
The Premier of Queensland, passing through Sydney, said he would submit reestablishing the Upper House to a referendum. He also proposed salaries of parliament members reduced to 2000 a year with traveling allowances for country members. He called for a single electoral roll and abolished separateState rolls and Westminster authority. He favored round-table conferences over court applications for industrial disputes.
The case against Vergil Loechiava charged with riotous behaviour in connection with desecration of a cenotaph was mentioned at the local police court. The defendant requested an adjournment as his university vacation approached and was described as unable to attend for reasons given.
In a startling tennis incident, players were interrupted when one competitor collapsed on court. The partner rendered aid as onlookers sought help, and officials halted play to manage the medical emergency. Further details on the victim, location, and aftermath were not immediately available.
Hubert Alexander Cirler of Tor avud was arrested Saturday and charged with unlawfully attempting to kill his brother John Andrew Grier. A shot was fired from a pistol during an argument near a wall, with bystander intervention and a takedown at a Robert farmer’s Neate address noted in the report.
Mr Bavin and his wife and daughter reached London for a health trip with no truth to reports of consulting Sir Kidley de Chair's successor. The party plans a tea trip and homeward reunion, traveling with the Teutting via America for four to five weeks.
A fragmented forecast from Sydney on Monday describes windy conditions with fog and low visibility. The garbled text mentions wind speeds, possible precipitation, and notable atmospheric effects, but key details are unreadable.
A French aviator achieved a notable speed record, with rapid ascent and clocking hours of testing. The record followed intense trials and featured a distinctive aircraft performance push, highlighting early aviation milestones and technical prowess of the era.
A grim incident in Melbourne leaves a person crushed by a wheel during a picnic. Authorities report the victim died at the scene as bystanders and relatives mourn the loss amid a chaotic moment involving multiple bystanders and family members.
Two masked men entered the premises at Harlington Park on Saturday night and threatened a young couple before ransacking the facility and taking items. Police investigate, no injuries reported.
The New Zealand Defence Minister denies reports of changes in naval policy. He states there will be no dangers, but confirms a gradual reduction in the strength of the New Zealand division.
The tennis meet featured bouts with Sunil guiding a tense lineup and Eilers Benurt pairing to defeat Gregory and Watkins. Helen Wille overcame Collies as missteps and close scores marked the events. Brees defeated Min Tapeeott 7 62 in a key match.
Fragmentary notice reports a restoration effort at a state school. It mentions saluting the flag, loyalty, and students, with unclear names and phrasing. The piece references a teacher and a long tradition of patriotic instruction amid scattered text.
Fragmentary English election notes describe a lively London setting with various figures and locations. Names and places appear in garbled form but indicate political activity and rhetoric around a parliamentary process. The text hints at candidates and public figures without clear dates or outcomes.
A chaotic report from Sydney details a timber strike and its impact on the league. Key figures include Sulethan and Murch, with disputes over responsibility and leadership amid a contested Tawkin award.
Michael Ferris, 25, was admitted to Rewal Prince Alfred Hospital after a serious head injury in a night incident. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries while a confrontation led to an assault. Police plan to arrest a suspect.
Market notes from Sydney and local exchanges show cattle prices and commodity movements. Highlights include cattle bids around 2400 francs and mine-related price shifts, with noted values and fluctuations across various goods and markets.
Warm garments and extra bed coverings urged for the nip in the air. Woollen piece goods on display include VIYELLA dress flannel in new checks, silk and wool fabrics in checks and plain tones, and plain cream with stripes. Prices range from 4 yd to 8/6 yd, with wide widths and jumper skirt lengths. Special imports for Can d ell and Co ltd feature cream, rose, jade, brown, maroon, and other shades. Velveton cloth praised for bridge and evening coats at 12/11 yd. Genuine Eider Down Quilts and Sussex blankets offered, with floral silk panels and heavy weight coverings. Only Inverell store stocking these items.
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