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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
5
A damaged fragmentary OCR item references Sulbaisen Company and timing for orders and wages. It mentions cooking work, weekly pay, tobacco and lettered references, with unclear dates and contact details. The readable parts point to a business notice about employment or production terms, but specifics are obscured.
Mr and Mrs Halliday express sinceri thanks to the Wad femly and Le wones hele for attendance at the Maton eng slit fot low Pytetrich. The message thanks Miss Mr Ast for his Habhdsy and for moral prigines and messages of une Science in vnelr Sad De.
Tiny damaged notice seeks a reliable helper and a general for Solan and Inundently. Name Walker, a hairdresser, requests particulars and price via ALP Cherateal Ev. 7 Lkle Regent Shryyt Sysney.
Applications invited for secretary of Inverail Cemetery Committee at 30 per month. Endorsed BESTOLARY. candidate BL 12 to Maile fay August 27, 1834. Architect JF O’Dannir noted as President. Applicants must not be recovered with undertaking. Also listed items include potatoes, fruit produce, piano, and tyre services with contact details.
In this fragment the text conveys grief and sympathy during a period of bereavement. It mentions offerings of wreaths and kind gestures given to a family, possibly the Manis sisters, and references acts of comfort during a time of loss. The passage lacks coherent dates or full names due to garbled OCR.
In memory of husband Willison Tonkin, beloved by his wife Amy Swarts Ground. Announcement notes tender details and a forthcoming shed project, with specifications available from the secretary and tender committee.
Plainly endorsed tenders, and bids, will be received up to midday on September. Renewal and Greta repairs via Ashford police station and Betty Sessions Office. Proposals include Glens of Betty Sessions, Court Busse, Ashford. Buckler, District Elwin Narraby.
The Municipality of Inverell announces changes to electricity supply with a rescheduled service on Sunday August 19. Details refer to the town area and affected blocks, urging residents to prepare for the disruption and plan accordingly.
Macintyre Shire Council invites tenders for road works on Gwydir Highway and gravel sections between Somadl Hown and Bouerake No. 734. Tender documents, specifications, and viewing details available at the council office by 1st September 18a4.
Inspection notes detail numbers of wethers with counts of ewes and ram entries, July condition reports, and mentions of mixed sides and ages. The advertisement references Trinity and Kinross offices, with agents Rinroes Bros and Regan providing stock and property services. It notes supervision by Mr H A Veron and booking for travel to a market event under Little's Dip branding.
Auctioneers Kiwross Eros McLean Moore announce a public auction on Saturday August 26 at 1:00 pm for 20 building sites in Ghostown. Terms include monthly installments with interest. Several local products and services are advertised as available from agents Farrand & Co, plus insurance and farming supplies.
Classified listings describe multiple cottages and outbuildings with pricing, sizes, and features. Items include a low-cost cottage at £290 with three tanks and a kitchen area, and other properties with varying beds, outbuildings, and street locations. Availability appears through early mentions and bids, inviting inquiries to Cramer in Auckland.
A noisy clearing sale listing includes animals and farming gear from Inverell and Tamworth area sellers. Items described include mares and foals, heifers, sows, lambs, hay, seed, implements, plows, and various farm machinery. Names such as Aron Breck and Roney Trought appear among the buyers and consignors, with references to farm equipment and stock.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a land or property notice with references to Panihat 600 acres rich soil, Australian mentions, and multiple personal or firm names. The readable bits include scattered names Vateel Panihat Bly, Shearing, Valley & Parker, and a few place-like terms, but most data is garbled, preventing a coherent summary of a single event.
Fragmented OCR listing a mixed farming property with price details, sheds, house, outbuildings, and questionable terms. References to cash price, deposits, and various unidentified items suggest a real estate notice with multiple rooms and structures described but text is heavily corrupted.
Classified notice listing multiple sheep for sale with descriptions of fleeces, speechless garbled names, and farm contact details. Contains vendor names, locations, and assorted flock references, reflecting a fragmented historic ad.
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