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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
6
A tragic riding incident claims the life of Trevor Memes, 24, with the death confirmed after a February accident. Investigators are reviewing details as family members and local authorities prepare a statement on the circumstances surrounding the fatal event.
Coroner Mr Alfeed Pepe issued a verdict of accidental death after hearing evidence in the case of Meetit Bridew. The deceased, a man about 24 years old, died from external injuries with fatal head trauma following a fall while riding near Rockwood station. Witnesses described no racing at the time, and the coroner noted the rider’s fall occurred when the horse tripped in a hole. The inquiry recorded the deceased’s assets and family details, with the verdict returned after testimony from witnesses including Len Townsend.
Residents object to widening Main Street and near Kennedy Street to serve Armidale School. Town council debates giving land for a road extension while preserving school space and avoiding increased traffic costs. Aldermen call for a special meeting to hear all sides and fix measures.
An Advent on page 1 highlights Armidale exhibits by Hichardson and Co offering a practical Batik art demonstration. Large crowds attend Bibanian displays from Sydney’s Farmer’s firm and local homes will soon showcase Batik work on banners, table centers, lamp shades, and cushions.
A note from Armidale records that "The Fire" has regularly visited the town for thirty years, with events listed at Statteranll's Hotel from 12 noon to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, December 6. The entry references addresses on George Street and nearby locals.
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