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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1934
Page
8
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Norco’s Butter and Bacon Company reports a record year ending June 20 with butter output at 17459 tons, including a first-half record of 9883.9 tons, and pig feed totaling 60,084. The report shows large payments to suppliers, substantial deferred pay, and a profit breakdown across reserves, depreciation, and forward positions, reflecting extensive operations and high yields in the dairy and pork sectors.
District news reports Rob Roy hall improvements nearing completion after delays for timber. The new addition enhances patron support and the euchre players area now has extra seats and equipment. Opening is slated for Wednesday September 12 with organizers counting on old and new patrons.
Yetman court convened with Judge G G Garr Boyd presiding. Wade pleaded guilty to destroying rabbits, costs set. Mrs Millie Florence Wale versus Trederick Pasterfield adjourned. A lengthy list of proceedings followed, including committee appointments and a memorial wall project gaining momentum locally.
A fragmented notice advises house owners who intend to gymnasium arrangements to contact and invest with Sherwin-Williams through agent G. Buxton. It references years of experience and professional guidance for planned paint provisions and related duties.
Fragmentary text quotes Norman Gardner and a ByLon Street address with mentions of building supplies and heating stoves. Other phrases reference guards, tanks, baths, and various nonsensical items, suggesting a garbled OCR page with no clear event.
A Canberra report outlines how wartime style austerity affected the Postmaster General’s Department. The study highlights reduced opportunities for officers under 21, forced terminations, and widespread use of interim staff. It notes cost pressures, pension constraints, and a push to trim wage bills while maintaining essential services. The analysis cites low recruitment, older staff retention, and the challenge of balancing modern needs with fiscal restraint.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a reward of £50 and refers to a residence, fuel, and a person or place named Hy Met 89-4 with unclear context. The readable facts include a prize amount and a missing name event, but the fragment lacks coherent details or identifiable entities suitable for a full incident summary.
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