03 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
1
The Arbitralian Court orders the Soviet Government to pay Lena Goldfields Limited 13 million pounds for blocking an agreement. In Sydney, the N.8,W. Corneil of Churches urges sporting bodies to restrict organized Sunday sport as much as possible.
Two unknown people, a man and a woman, were found shot dead on Moore Park golf links. A revolver with two cartridges lay across the man. The man wore a gold medal issued to Private George Bryant, enlisted in Sydney 1816 and discharged 1919. Police suspect a death pact, with no sign of struggle. The moon's only monetary possession was threepe: i.
The second reading of a bill in Brisbane proposes Crown civil action against Theodor McCormack Goddard and Heid to recover 400 pounds for Mungana mines purchase. Opposition leader Forgan Smith accuses the government of vendetta and altering law to secure verdicts. debate adjourned.
A Perth meeting of unemployed girls passed a resolution urging patrons to avoid businesses that continue to employ married women whose husbands are working.
La Coste arrived in New York after a long Paris flight as crowds filled streets with delirious enthusiasm. News of the achievement sparked nationwide excitement and the public celebrated the historic landing.
Frederick John Mewett was arrested after a shooting incident near the toone of Mewett. Frederic John Evers received shotgun wounds to the right arm thigh and hand and was treated at a hospital. A crowd gathered and property was damaged as Mewett fired from a side fence area. John Maylin was admitted to a hospital with injuries.
Forest tennis club beat Tingha by 23 sets to eight after a day of keen play. The results list pairs such as Conway and Cant, Brown and Pennell, Cross and Blanch, Leon and Pennell, Lawson and Pennell, and Blowers, with several tight scores like 6-3 8-6 and 6-7 1-4.
A Parramatta Municipal Council proposal to issue notes for local trade was condemned by the Commonwealth Bank authorities who argued the scheme is unsound and would not react favorably on Australia.
The state executive of the ALP decided to support a global effort by the Careryliai- M Federation of True Trios to carry a 44 bow week for both men and women. The announcement outlines solidarity plans and participation goals.
The Sussex Street page lists current prices for tin wax, potatoes, Walter coffee, cheese, honey, rice, onions, oats, wheaten, hay, oats and bales. Prices are given per unit such as per den, per cw, or per bushel, with figures ranging from 4d to 9s.
A Batesford man William Joseph Mullebach aged 87 died when his truck overturned after a collision with another vehicle last night. Mullebach was a noted breeder of Dorset Horn sheep and Ayrshire cattle.
Sunday September activities across churches include Salvation Army services with a Sunday meeting led by Brigadier Mrs. Cutler at 7 30. Methodist Church lists a Crusade on September 7 with multiple speakers and a 7 30 start. St Andrews Church mentions communion at 7 30 pm on September 7. Church of Christ schedule for Sunday September 7 includes morning services starting at 11 am and evening events.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick remedy for constipation and a preventive measure against future issues. It claims the tablets remove toxins from the body and stimulate natural bowel action without assistance.
Adelaide reports a government directive to begin loading ships with Waterside Workers Federation members to unload vessels. Preference is promised to affiliated workers through the Trades Labour Council. The notice specifies permission to act if required by the shipowners and government authorities.
A mob of about 60 surrounded a wool-laden lorry in Port Adelaide on Wednesday afternoon and pelted a constable who fired his revolver. The crowd then moved on to Kingston railway crossing where about 500 people awaited volunteers to pass before dispersing.
At Parramatta Quarter Sessions the cost to keep a prisoner was stated as 28 per week with services valued at 30 per week. The minister noted the heavy burden on the state and proposed employing prisoners in trades to manufacture government items at controlled prices. The plan faced opposition from industrial sectors.
In London under ideal weather Australia built a strong position with Kippax scoring a hundred in each innings and Tate taking key wickets. Richardson added 55 and Ponsford fought to raise the total as Hornibrook and Grimmett applied pressure, with the match eventually ending in a draw after detailed bowling figures and late declarations.
In Wellington, a man identified as Joseph Banks and a young girl died when their car collided with a motorcycle in Heretaunga near Wellington. The crash occurred early afternoon, with authorities continuing to investigate the exact sequence of events and any contributing factors.
The Victoria railways endure the worst deficit in the state’s annals at £1,036,000 for the year. New Zealand Railways report a deficit of £1,280,000 in the past year, signaling heavy financial strain across both systems.
Melbourne report notes Albert Jacke of St Kilda, first ALF member to win the decoration, after his election as mayor. The article highlights his achievement and ties to local military service.
The 24 hour forecast calls for generally fair but cold nights with many frosts and fogs. Midday temperatures show variable winds.
The Gilgal Sports Club annual meeting chaired by vice president W I Chivers approved a £340 expenditure and planned a working bee to repair the Gilgal-stannifer road and arrange minor improvements. A boxing day sports program with about £140 in prizes was set, and offices for the coming year were elected, including Patron Geering, President W Cook, Vice Presidents Chivers Brisett Worley, Secretary W Benjamin, Treasurer A Cook, Auditors Heinrich and Seagroth, and committee members W Benjamin A Cook W Chivers W Woolley and W Cool.
An applicant faced a filing error at the Land Board. A misstep by the wife in the Land Office prompted an objection, and the chairman sent the applicant to the Lands Office to correct the form while Willshire acted for the other party. The original lapse was traced to the Land Office clerical error.
In Australia nearly 400 members of the AWUL refuse to work in tie shearing sheds citing the new award. Pastoralists struggle to hire staff as district farmers and shearers from South Australia join the dispute in Perth.
Perth reports drastic salary reductions proposed in the economy budget affecting civil service across all levels. Premier and ministers are named as targets in the cut plan.
Wheat trading in Sydney remained very quiet with parcels offered fairly freely for prompt delivery and bagged wheat moving slowly. European markets steadier on lower prices while North American demand grows for feed wheat. Russian competition remains keen and a small Australian cargo sold to Avonmouth at 35 with another parcel to Christiana at 34 42.
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