Trial records fire in the open case at Arundel Court
Frederick Tribe was found guilty of leaving a fire in the open after testimony described a kerosene tin with coal embers at a reserve. Witnesses, including stock inspector Don Walker, detailed discovery of flames, stones, and improvised fuel leading to the confession.
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Arundels Court
Frederick Richard Tribe
Bolteo
Arnie
SapleLon
Elon
Delundasi
Muir
Stanley Wilkes
Weleha Ruvd
Rmidale
Don Walker
Clark
Barke
Donald Gohn’ Walker
Stock Iedr
Anid Ek
Wool Report From New England and Outlying Areas
A fragmented wool market note lists producers and places including New England and Kentucky. Mentions Bellin Co Mulligan Guyva Glen Innes Bundurra Inverell and Garvand with various codes and tangential references, indicating regional activity without clear totals or outcomes.
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Bellin Co
Tard
Eng- Mulligan
Guyva
Every
Glen Innes
Higa
Mac PhiPhersom
Kentucky
Ehayre
McHugh
Bundurra
Mand B
Th Ethsman
Garvand
Calva
Inverell
Repairs to Jeogla Fo Road Lead to Possible Culvert Work
A damaged stenographic notice describes road repairs on Jeogla Fo Road. It notes Mr B A Wes and a Dumtre visit and mentions a Yeorla Post Office crossroad needing forming and possible culvert work, with timing and contractors uncertain.
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Jeogla FO
B.A Wes
Yeorla
Vickaidy
Fragments From an Obscure Steam Age Rant
A garbled text fragment references ashes coals and payment in a cryptic exchange. The lines invoke a somber tone and suggest a ritual or bargaining context with uncertain speakers and incomplete phrasing.
Australia faces defence and development funding pressure
A speech argues Australia must increase defence and development spending to meet global tensions. It notes high living standards and wealth distribution but warns a heavy tax burden and wool levies persist despite government promises on welfare, tax relief, and stabilisation schemes.
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UN Ul Army Ab
Drummond
Ametealin
Fev
Mihianna
Inter Austratia
Australia
Vehild
Savi Wings
Edotal
Antarctic
Wwe
Federal Commission
New England
Sydney
Te Drummond
Menzies ‘Adden
Jevy
Drover Fined for Loitering in Bundarra Region
George Ashenden a drover of Bundarra was fined £50 with 18/ court costs and £2/2 in professional costs for a mob of 3a loitering on a travelling stock reserve. The Board alleged moving nine miles between October 1 and ... The inquiry noted deliberate loitering and evasion of charges.
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George Anhenden
Bundarra
Armidale
Aly Enden
Mr. Harrison
Fragmentary Memoir Note on Rowers and Speech
A fragmented excerpt mentions Mr. Drummond and a sentence about a dent and ears. The garbled text hints at a personal recollection or informal remark without clear events or dates. No definite names or places besides Drummond are recoverable.
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Drummond
Has Road Courtesy Gone
The NRA argues road courtesy is fading as motorists show poor temper. General secretary Mr Richards suggests publicizing acts of courtesy might improve road manners and reduce friction among drivers.
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NRA
Bivaret
Constan
Mr. Richards
Ancreaxe Warns Over Rising Unemployment Levels
The AAV.U. voices alarm at the growing number of workers seeking jobs amid rising unemployment. Officials note a persistent shortage of opportunities and discuss potential relief measures to address the worsening labor market.
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Aav.u
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Bank OF
New South Wales
First Bank
STRA
Hiseuipuyu AP and
Wan
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Wool Report
Mr. Drummond
Wool, Pat Stock & Produce Brokers
the Country Producers Selling Co. Ltd
Bridge Street
Newcastle
Ea Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe
Carson Ltd
Winchcombe Home
Neidwe Sydncy
Singteton
Ale
Cunnedad
Orange
Forbes
Dubbo
Cohmansbie
Bourke
Yuns
Mardes
Drover
Imidale Pastures
Harrison
the Board
Ashenden
King John
Peers Am Caer