Das Great Isewe for the Federel Elections at Deverell
The Country Party meeting advocates a united national ministry to win the war and criticizes Labor for not joining. Three Owydir nominees show party depth and varied views, contrasting with Labor’s alleged internal quarrels. The piece argues voters should back the coalition over Labor, praising the government’s wartime work and denouncing vague Labor policies as insufficient for Australia’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Country Party
Deverell
Australia
Labor Party
Local and social notes from St. Augustine and Armidale
Local items describe a Wednesday meeting of the St. Andrew's branch of the Women's Guild and plans for a luncheon at Butler Hall on Friday September 6. Auction notices for "Gooyong" near Loverell-Ashford appear, with history including ownership by the late J. White and Chut Harston. A burglary at Armidale is reported with £20 in jewellery and money stolen from 6 Main Street, involving forced entry and 22 cane parlor items among the booty. Community campaigns include a paper drive for the Red Cross with Portsmouth details and local salvage efforts. A feature on Larry Adler and Denis Giles highlights youth music, while a Tamworth Greyhound Club meeting approves a grader/stipendiary steward to advance regional officials.
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St. Augustine's
Armidale
Bishop
Main Street
Larry Adler
Denis Giles
Giles
Singapore
Sydney
Obituary and community notices from Inverell era
An obituary notes the death of Alfred Evans, a hospitalist, with survivors including a son in Coonamble and burial at the Church of England cemetery with Rev. E. H. Stammer officiating. The page also lists local council by-elections, fundraisers, dance events, weather readings, and a large clearing sale with livestock and farm equipment prices, reflecting a busy regional community in wartime.
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Alfred Evans
Inverell
Evand
Ice Road
Alfred 'Evana
Coonamble
Church of England
E. H. Stammer
W. J. Thorley
Help needed to send reading material to soldiers
Practically every house in town can help in this drive and it is the least that can be done to aid the fighting forces to enjoy their leisure time. Country folk may cooperate by leaving parcels of books and magazines at Mr J E Giblin's garage on Otho Street.
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Mfr
J. E
Giblin
Otho Street
Patriotic Boxing Tournament Promoter Seeks Opponents
War time boxing event promoted by Roger Nasser and Charlie Jardine invites fighters from Moree and Tamworth to Tinverell. Walter Syrett declines refereeing but contributes £11. Noel Steele pledged £2 for sending the best boy and to enter a team from Moree Amateur Boxing Club. Gym sessions run behind the Oxford Hotel on Tuesday Thursday and Wednesday afternoons with Nasser ready to coach and select heavyweights including a challenge to Constable Taylor for the north. Donations from Hinton Bros of £11 noted amid talk of a horse on their property and plans for the tournament proceed with local youth urged to attend.
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Roger Nasser
Charlie Jardine
Australia
Jardine
Mir
Walter Syrett
Noel Steele
Moree Amateur Boxing Club
Steele
Tinverell
Tamworth
Tnverell
Oxford
Nasser
Wasser
Hinton Bros
Constable Taylor
Hiss
Chamber of Commerce meeting outlines war effort and regional cooperation
The Inverell Chamber of Commerce chair E N Oitenfield praised wartime support and pledged continued membership as normalcy returns. Attendees included Meas, Hytten, EY L, and F Worris. Devonport Chamber announced its formation and willingness to cooperate with Inverell. The Dynedon and Liverpool chambers discussed parliament reforms and transport, with Inverell deferring cooperation. Reports on aerodrome landing charges and council costs followed as members noted credit balances and a cottage to let in Seat EUG.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. N. Oitenfield
Hytten
Hytten secret EY L #B Alla Keasmrey
Nasser
F Worris
Jeller
Devonport
Tasmania
Inverell
Dynedon
Caverell
Liverpool
ATF
Ingleburn
Husten
Allan
Chamber Urges Compulsory Voting in Local Elections
Sy Sipes el odreen and EB N Ditchfield urged the Chamber of Commerce to take a strong interest in the next aldermen election. Ditchfield argued for compulsory voting to combat local apathy and proposed seeking cooperation with the Worth Coast and Tablelands Federation. The motion to advocate compulsory voting was carried.
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Sy Sipes el = odreen
EB. N. Ditchfield
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Weket
Ditchfield
Ditchfeld
Worth Coast and Tablelands
Three candidates named for by election next Saturday
Three candidates were nominated for the upcoming by election to be held on Saturday. The nominees are Geo Malaquin HR Pieter and H G Thormens. Nominations were received Wednesday afternoon and announced by Returning Officer C S Inch.
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Next Werk
Messrs. Geo, Malaquin
HR. Pieter
H. G. Thormens
C S Inch
Malaquin
Messrs
J OR. Dawson
H Ro Lerch
Pfeffer
P and
FP O Brien
Thomas
Mesra A D Jack
J. A Deans
JG Griffer
Jo Wo T Burgess
A Fowler
Camp Delayed Again in 35th Battalion Area
Major G BR McPlyce, area officer of the 35th Battalion, said universal trainees in the South Battalion area would not be called into camp until September 12. Further details to follow.
Country Service Club activity and debt payoff event
The INZ Broadcasting Station Country Service Club runs activities in the Club Room a restful town meeting place. The Keep the Home Fires Burning Club holds Friday gatherings. A September 20 debt clearance event will be a birthday gift for the city room now entering its first year. Tomorrow afternoon the usual hospital visit will deliver gifts to District Hospital followed by a NZ club room party for all ages.
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INZ
Distriet Hospital
Country Service Club
NZ Club
Barometer of Queens in Wednesday Preparations
The committees of queens in the competition met on Wednesday afternoon to arrange various functions. The barometer lists top queens as Queen of Song 10.307, Queen of Elocution 6335, Queen of Sport 60Te, and Queen of Dancing 5.308.
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Voues
Church Services and Youth Meetings Schedule
Church services Wednesday at 7 p.m. are led by Lieut. Col. Richards Territorial Secretary for Youth work. A meeting at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. covers Young People's programs. The record notes two sessions for youths with a brief description of leadership.
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Ednesday
P.m
Richards
Territorial
Dloa
Young People's
Worship Service Marks War Time Parish Anniversary
A detailed report of a wartime church anniversary procession and service. The procession moved from the Sunday school to the parish church with clergy from neighbouring parishes, led by wardens Manning McFarland and Whittingham. Bishop Moyes delivered the sermon on Nathaniel and Philip, urging faith amid tragedy, while Bishop Turner opened the brick-laying ceremony dating to 1678. The service featured choral music, prayers for the Great Motherland, and readings on faith as a path to Heaven.
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Crees
Mothers’ Union
Messrs
Manning
McFarland
Whittingham
H E. S. Doyle
Bob Harris
Coughlan
Moyes
Wanted Private flat to let with own kitchen and bath
Classified notice seeking a furnished self contained flat with private kitchen and bathroom. Applicants advised to apply at the Times office for details and availability.
Wanted to Purchase Choicest Grade Honey
A compact ad seeking to buy choicest grade honey in any quantity. Respondents should contact A. E. Lockrey of Inverell or A. W Lockrey at 25 George Street Parramatta with price details and samples.
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A. E. Lockrey
Inverell
A. W Lockrey
George St
Parramatta
Reward for information on Inverell Cemetery monument damage
A five pound reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of those who deliberately damaged the monumental work at Inverell Cemetery. The notice is signed by W. J. Thorley.
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Inverell Cemetery
W. J. Thorley
Old Tanks Repaired by Samsonize in Toowoomba
Leaky and cracked cement tanks and troughing were repaired by Robert Usher & Sons. Materials supplied and work carried out in Toowoomba, with contact phone 2135.
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Robert Usher & Sons
Toowoomba
Coursing Club Annual Meeting and Trials Notice
The local Coursing Club invites members to Memorial Hall on Tuesday night at 8 pm for the annual meeting. Reports and balance sheet will be adopted, officers elected, and dues paid before the meeting. Trials are set for Monday night to avoid clashing with the Tuesday event. Proceeds from the September 21 meeting go to the Inverell Police War effort. A programme for the Inverell Jockey Club races on September 27 and 28 will be prepared at the next meeting.
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Inverell
Inverell Jockey Club
Church Reunion in Tingha Aims at Inter-Communion
Chel men from the Tablelands and North-western districts met in Tingha for a church conference. Rev R Evans presided as discussion centered on a Biblical Basis for closer cooperation among church sections. A cordial interlude followed with tea, a daytime procession, and a united intercessory service in the Inverell area attended by clergy and local citizens.
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Tablelands
Tingha
R. Evans
Salvation Army
Evans
Christian Church
Tadies
Martial Suriltin
Lie Boy Scouts
Girl Guides
Salvation Army Band
Anglifait Choir
Te Safety
Lhe Picture Hall
A Edmunds Inverell
J Symes
Captain Dawson
E HO Shaw Delangra
H N McKie
E. H. Stammer i
Inverell
J. H McDonald
Ashford
Fragmented religious reflection on loneliness and prayer
An OCR fragment discusses spiritual loneliness, the contrast between modern life and Christ’s era, and a speaker’s reference to young men offering themselves. It mentions prayer, God, and a metaphorical ladder between earth and heaven in a devotional context.
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Nity
Chris
Earth
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