Spring and summer goods and ball funds discussed at meeting
A meeting at Mr Dixson's residence decided to host a ball on the lash lnst to raise funds for a hall and charitable needs. Joseph M'Mullen notes the need for a 2000 A Hall and outlines roles for Geo Dickson treasurer H Dickson secretary and T R Jackson delegate. A subscription drive for a needy family is rumored and Saturday practice sessions will begin as weather warms.
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Dixson
Glen Innes
Geo Dickson
H. Dickson
Gayra
P. Parsons
Aid
Weather Warmth Boosts Seedlings and Farm Yields in Black Mountain
Spring warmth and late frosts aid seed growth and promise abundant stock and crops. A farmer loses a draught horse to a sand-filled stomach after a long haul. horse was shot after effort to revive failed. Sickness lingers. pneumonia and heart complaints reduce several farmers, influenza widespread. Memorial cost around £150. Rev Kawards departs Rozelle with Rev Cameron likely to succeed. Sheep lambing expected. drought caused minor losses. Glen Innes School of Arts to coordinate inter-district games. tin value projected at £10,000 in three months. Bald Nob youths report high returns from shallow ground. Fruitgrowers form union to counter pest damage. broader district action urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatherwards
J. Kawards
Rozelle
A. P. Cameron
Glen Innes School of Arts
Armidale School of Arts
Recreation Committee
Bald Nob
Farmers and Settlers Association Meeting Discusses Land Claims
A Gayta Farmers and Settlers Association meeting chaired by Mr J McMullen considers a circular from Mr D R Hall Member for Unn edah about expired leases and Crown lands. Members back signatures to Hall's petition while a draft Sav ing Bank Act amendment by Mr Arthur Griffithe is read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayta Farmers and Settlers Association
J. McMullen
D. RR. Hall
Unnedah
Shire
Teway
Hall
Saving Bank
Arthur Griffithe
Griffitha
Brushy Creek Cricket Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Brushy Creek Cricket Club held its annual meeting on Saturday with a well attended gathering. The treasurer reported a small balance in the club’s favor and officers were elected including Patron Mr Thomas Knight President Mr James Jackson and several vice presidents and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushy Creek Cricket Club
Thos. Knight
James Jackson
Mesers E. Purnone
L. N. M'Kay
T. P. Chisholm
J. M'Mailleu
J. Head
R. Richardson
J. T. Mulligan
John Cameron
Glen Innes Public Vote Chooses Soldier Memorials
In Glen Innes a public vote selects preferred memorials honoring soldiers, with residents weighing the best tribute design and location for the commemorative project.
Widow of David Cohen Dies Leaving Large Estate
The will of the late Mr David Cohen of Mewrs D Cohen and Co died in England and has been proved for over £210000. The Woman's Suffrage League at Goulburn forms a Political Association to push for pure economical government and to field a Parliamentary candidate from within the association. Sir William Lyne criticized the tariff as unsatisfactory from a Protectiveist view. Report notes workers turning to catering after cutting a hand out of bread for starving stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cohen
Mewrs D. Cohen and Co
England
Woman's Suffrage League
Goulburn
Wm. Lyne
Monilay
Reservoir Water Drop At Armidale Works
On Saturday the Armidale reservoir water supply fell at the water works Wad down Lift Zin. A farmer who held last season's wheat sold his pile of over KK bags at 5s 2d per bushel at Lis shed Manilla.
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Armidale
Lis
Manilla
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Summer Goon As
Bedrogh
Joseph M’mullen
District News
Ben Lomond
Black Mountain
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Brushy Creek
Elec
Ted
Measis Py
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