Inverell critic argues for action on stray cattle at wheat stocks
Mr N W Purrabd spoke at Inverell Chamber of Commerce urging strict enforcement of stock restraint rules. Mr Farrand noted failed penalties, with cattle daily diverting from railway wheat stocks. Speakers pressed for impounding duties, better ranger enforcement, and clear council instructions to curb damage and liaise with railway authorities.
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N. W. Purrabd
Inverell Chamber of Commerce
Farrand
Readway
H.C. Lyons
Mr. Farrand
Lyons
H. E. White
Lost Clan McMillan Officers Tell of Brave Escape
Rangoon correspondent reports the steamship Clan Macmillan in a fierce gale near Preparis. Captain Mackinnon refused to abandon the bridge as crew forced him into a lifeboat. Indian seamen clung to boats while two others battled massive waves to steady a lifeboat, with all aboard eventually rescued.
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Clan Macmillan
Hangoon
Rangoon
Central News Agency
Mackinnon
Mnelnetthe Dorek
Throwprhout
Tan
Night vigil honors newlyweds in Keonsley Park
An all night vigil in Keonsley Park in Lord Derby's Lancashire seat celebrated a newly married couple from Birmingham. They spent a few days touring Liverpool afterward.
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Keonsley Park
Canada
Knowsley Park
Wool Outlook for New South Wales and South Africa
The wool clip in New South Wales shows broad, well conditioned fleece with strong length and color, boosted by ample feed and good pasture. lambing and flock health improved, though burrs and disease risk appear in some districts. South Africa’s merino flock grows, aided by fencing and drought resilience, with potential to boost world wool supply if pastures remain balanced and overstocking avoided.
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Lorian
New England
Barraba
Ube
Thoas
Recest
Tima
Bouth Africa
South Africa
Australia
Commonwealth
Leo Frolnt
Amitt
Africa
Nome
Riverinn
Eiottf
Australa
Gatekeeping Stock And Rail Yard Nuisance Debate
A town council debate centers on stray stock from railway yards and dairies, with Mr. Lyons and Mr. Farrand arguing for open gates and stricter enforcement, while officials struggle to curb cattle and wheat storage near rail lines amid ratepayer concerns. A separate scene recounts a couple seeking exit from Knowsley Park after getting lost, highlighting local bureaucratic tensions and agricultural issues.
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Hem
Cory
Mr. Lyons
Mr. Farrand
White
Council
Harold Lyons
Crcretary
Farrand
Haedigy
Cary Om
Costly Car Ride Ends in Five Months’ Imprisonment
Kenneth Mains, a 4th mechanic from Armidale, pled guilty in Sydney's Central Court to obtaining a car by misrepresentation. He had arranged a trip to Sydney for 30 pounds, claimed to signed 800 cattle to Delgrty's Ltd, and used five aliases since 1914. The trip incurred petrol and other costs, leaving him with little money. aides nearly stranded and needed a 25 pound advance from police to return home.
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Anne
Omtral Court
Sydney
Kenneth Mains
Aliss Bay
Pals II
Palsprieter
Armidale
House
Nattin
Delgrty's Ltd
Queensland
Wisteria
Whit
Lsshen
Torworth
Buimey
Dennis
Hous
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