Clergy Appointment at St James Church Peibley Scotland
Me. 4, Dunshea granted lan quertoneer's Heese. Rev. A. Sultherland of St. James Church Peibley Scotland will succeed Rev. Daniel Wright as preacher for six months at South Church Sydney.
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1934
Page
4
Me. 4, Dunshea granted lan quertoneer's Heese. Rev. A. Sultherland of St. James Church Peibley Scotland will succeed Rev. Daniel Wright as preacher for six months at South Church Sydney.
A chaotic session at Pingha on July 20 featured a muting confrontation during a football bar event. Witness accounts describe punches and a drawn-out altercation, with McGregor denying pushing Suey and Suey sustaining facial injuries. The trial faded into testimony about character and prior conduct. police notes and medical evidence were referenced as the case moved forward.
An ex-president and secretary of the Inverell District Hospital describe the hospital project and funding difficulties. They note the government seeks a total cost around £15,600 and that the hospital board has proposed its share and a balance to be raised. The report references bids, offers, and the pursuit of a suitable site and construction plan amid financial hurdles.
A transitional report from Avinnie details appointing an adjutant to the Light Horse and a police court morning session. It records regret over the death of Mr Keb Moke, remarks by His Worship, and mentions the absence of some members while the community honors the late official in a public court setting.
Fragmented OCR obituary fragment listing names and relatives. Names include Halliday family and others. mentions Mr and Mrs with scattered local identifiers. Content reads as a family notice with unclear details and garbled phrases.
A garbled report describes Graman races supporting UCP with plans for a large Bay’s track event. It mentions secretary J eniehoim advising on features and a night ball, plus a prize purse and horse racing acts. The text is fragmentary and many names and places are unclear.
A messy OCR recounts a wool class event at Morelma with students and judges, listing numerous names and scores, noting attendance and results. It highlights praise for some contributors, while raising questions about accuracy and clarity in the report.
In a public case at Inveresl Police Court Norman Foster Edward Warnell Alfred J Oliver and Morris Samtaville faced charges for singing in a public hall at Beaullea or Bewalley. Several defendants were fined various sums and warned to pay costs. John Cagney faced indecent language charges regarding a July 7 event at Beaullea hall. The proceedings included testimonies from Newland and others about obstructive behavior and language deemed objectionable.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Richardson Cup results with Ollere by Tour, Mackenzie winning matches, stroke event standings, Handley and Langworthy noted, and final rounds with Bowls and boxing style scoring. The report mentions numerous players, venues, and approximate scores, reflecting a windy, partial sports summary from a historical issue.
The Associates Colin Sinclair Trophy features a B grade round with teams and players named, including McFarland and Ryan. Final results show Mise McFarland defeating Mrs. Ryan, while other matches list several players such as Miss Towner and Miss McPiyant. The report notes errors in OCR but confirms McFarland as champion with a score around 91 1 38 in the final.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a September date and a birthday event with names like Deena Mummiza Nari and Sunrise 41 Wh Special. Details are garbled but imply a local notice or brief about a celebration or fundraiser with a monetary amount and possible participant names.
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