Tin Market Trends Rise in Local Trade News
In Inverell Times a December 2010 item notes Tin Market gains led by Harry White Ltd with a latest figure of 63. A Tingha court case reports Joseph Grills fined £10 or imprisonment for unlawfully assaulting Simon Rutledge on November 6. Judge Campbell calls the charge not murder and remarks the defendant lucky.
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Harry White Ltd
Tiv
Tingha
W. Campbell
Joshus Parker
J.ap
Joseph Grills
Simon Rutledge
Geth
Gardener
Apsault
Armidale
Campbell
Inverell Weather Record Hottest in Three Years Sees 100 Degree Day
The Inverell weather summary notes a 100 degree high in the last three years amid thunder and altered atmospheric conditions. Post Office records followed by comments on upcoming changes and drought impact. The Inverell District Council of the Progressive Party met at Byron Arcade, introducing two new members and planning future organisation work ahead of the Federal elections.
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Inverell
Comneil
Progressive Party
Byron Arcade
Pisaling
Sovh
Draguimend
Hvu
Mwelor Porte
Direct Action Sparks Raucous Strike Scene Amid Turmoil
Report details a chaotic confrontation during a strike at Rocky Winterville led by a bank manager Toverell. Tensions rise as workers clash with authorities at the port of Capitaticm and Capitalinny while labor leaders advocate for liberty and power. The scene centers on a violent assault attributed to the principal actor, a bank manager, and notes widespread indignation within the labor movement.
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Slomthi
Fender
Capitaticm
Neidemt
J. 1
Turves
Jespatchel
Bn Toverell
Thief Arrested After Break-in At Longreach Home
A visitor’s theft at Mr and Mrs Reynolds’ Longreach home led to a police chase by the river where the accused was captured. At the Police Court, Kemp-fry Cork pleaded guilty to stealing a quantity of clothing, jewelry, and a large sum, receiving three months’ hard labor in Tamworth.
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Reynolde
Busdarre
Reynolds
Oman
Pms
Potie Court
Mewrs
Draon
C Phifer
Weary Kemp
Fry
New Byron Street Trade Changes Hit Local Vendors
Vote Cunzing has-dows profitsers. Mr. Col Martin has acquired the pensagency tobacconist and hairdresst toy business carried on by Mr. IL.W. Tripp of Byron street. He runs it with his soldier brother B.D. Martin in control. Deliveries and postations of newspapers will be from Otho Street. The hairdressing parlor boasts an electric fan and cool atmosphere.
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Col Martin
Il.w. Tripp
Byron Street
B.D. Martin
Otho Street
F.P. Edwards
Wate
Craman
Glan Innae
Jim Foley
Martin Aod
Inverell town to gain big boost from Howell mine resumption
The town eyes a large economic upswing as talks hint principal Howell mine may be brought back to work by former manager B A Besley. Amid local activity, reports note rising silver prices could amplify the effect, while scattered items cover community events, council matters, and local incidents from Ashford to Dubbo.
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T. H. Dawson
Newstead South
Thompson
Mikel
Howell
Inverell
B.A. Besley
Wan
Ashford
Adjutant Sawking
Nullamannu
Otetek
Orion
Mneedlew
Riss Mik Syikebends
England
Ferratt
Sydney
Wallare Bunty
Forbes Madiownmer
Atork
Blayney
SN Acros
Townson
Abiyeh Townsend
Euat Kempacy
Dubbo
Chrisette
Neville
Little Valley
Swanbrook
Comenenelhy
Goommwigwl
Derorvteer
Messrs
Oecar Olen
Sid Dawe
Tweerett
Liungog
Oleeo Os
Morhanic
Mr Water
Jean
Chamber of Commernn
Aow
Warton
Retuea
Thones
Po AL Apsvetation
Lieenaing Court
Leven
Commersial Hotel
Ashfocl
Obituary and Local Notices From a Mining Town
An aged resident James Patrick Brady died at 75. Reports detail new appointments at Milton's Point and Mul son’s Point, plus sickness in town. A priest’s son was ordained in Armidale. A fire tragedy at Moree hospital left Mrs Bucknell with severe injuries. Dr Parer and nurse Janus aided victims. Funeral services attended by family and locals.
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James Patrick Brady
Walab West
Sydney
Milton's Point
Lidcombe
Mul Son's Point
MacDougall
Davia
Marah
Aberdeen
Milan
Patrick McDermott
Owen McDermott
Armisole
Dierese
Bombylant
St. Mary's Cathedral
Armidale
Pather McDermott
Bundarrn
Moree
Moree On Wedtenlay Loot At Mra. Buelwell, Wife Wh Mir, Adrian Bucknell
Mookoo
Childres
al Grab
Parer
Srse Janus
Aml Mursis
Park
Nareabri
Loco Medical
Nobile
Nyc
Burkwell
Newstead
Valedictory: Town Concert Honors Retiring Stationmaster
A valedictory gathering at Taverell honors Miss Cornell, Miss Kewrey, and Miss Sheet as pupils and villagers praise Mr Walsh for years of service as stationmaster. Attendees include Mr and Mrs O’Neill and families. heartfelt speeches note his promotion to Ladcombe and commend his wit and steady leadership. A token gift exchange and a farewell poem conclude the event.
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Piverell
O' Neill
Tumetson Hook Lee
Cornell
Kewrey
Sheet
O'Shanney
Walsh
Waah
Mt Taverell
Martingtom
Uumodon O'Connor
UW 'Shapfiwssy
Diel Slater Hhotber
Hiv
A Decided Break Grants Drought Relief Across District
Jubilant crowds noted a sudden rain spell after a prolonged drought. Reports describe scattered showers from Worris Creek to Taverville with 100 to 120 points in gauges and several stations recording up to an inch. Meteorological optimism lingered as clouds thickened late morning and rainfall continued into the afternoon, easing the drought fears for the district.
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Jeanne
Fice
Wey
Worris Creek
New England
Freinghes
Tavervll
Neathunderelma
Official Foreoast Sydney Tuesday Update
Fragmented text reports weather and events with garbled phrases. Mentions General or national items and nonsensical terms, unclear dates or places, no coherent outcomes or named entities to confirm.
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Sydney
Fragmentary notice on estate herd sale and assets
A damaged OCR item mentions removing cottages or materials from a dwelling and a herd sale of pre bred Huntah Frisian cattle. It references figures such as 250, 100 guineas, and a memorial or token, with unclear names and places. The text is incomplete, but indicates an auction or sale of livestock and possibly property components.
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Forbes Ie
Stanford
Federal election record of Gwydir candidate William Woebeter
In Gwydir a federal election contest features William Woebeter, long serving Postmaster General and Labor candidate, opposing Labour challenger Myer Lnet. The piece notes Woebeter's tenure, campaign dynamics, and claims of public service with mention of parliamentary finance, while criticizing Webster’s leadership and stressing Woebeter’s devotion to the public and Commonwealth spending.
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William Woebeter
Goneral
Gwydir
Webster
Australia
Chiefal Linton
Pont- Minaster
Commonwealth
le Labs
Theo Pratt
Ieee
Enaire
Times
Labor tensions and protests ripple through urban life
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to labor groups, political figures, and public unrest. Mentions of labor men, hearings, and regional locations hint at a broad labor agitation with political and social implications, including taverns, streets, and public figures amid a noisy, uncertain scene.
Pigs Prices Scale For Market Amid Rate Shifts
Market notes show pig prices and categories with varied values. Prime and extra prime pigs command higher rates while inferior cuts remain cheaper. Historical price ranges include Baronet and Parker grades with weights and regional shorthand prices.
Cricket on church ground highlights a rugged afternoon
A Saturday church ground match drew strong spectator interest though noted for rough play and weather's impact. Australasian bowlers faced setbacks with several hands, while McBean and Parker impressed with critical wickets and aggressive batting amid mixed field conditions.
Little Plain Defeats Waratahs in Scrappy Innings Match
Waratahs travelled to Little Plain on Saturday and were defeated after a fast scoring effort by the home side. Cloonan top scored for Little Plain with 20 while Kinross and Lenard provided steady support. Bowling shifts saw Finney and Kinross lead the visitors’ attack, but the locals built a competitive score with Lenard reaching 21 and Finney contributing key wickets. The match featured several late twists as both sides battled, but Little Plain sealed the win with disciplined bowling and targeted batting.
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Waratahs
Little Fiels
Wyed
Leo Clooman
Bob Kinross
Little Pisin
Inverell Boys
Clooman
Cho Huthr
Bakter
Haminge
Plimey
Ole
G. Lenard
W. B. Piamay
Bentley
W, Finney
O. Butler
Finney
W. EF
GUM FLAT DEFEATED INVERELL SHARES CRUCIAL VICTORY
Inverell minitialized the knock-out on Saturday at the showground as Gil Plat won the toss and batted. Craft and R Gilholme opened with Craft out for four while Roberta fell early. Wiltshire starred with seven for 30 in bowling as Inverell posted 88. In their reply GUM FLAT faltered. Wiltshire and Moore contributed, with Wiltehire, Gilhome, and Richards handling the bowling. Final totals: Inverell 68 all out for 64, GUM FLAT 40 all out.
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Inverell
Chom Flat
Whekel
Gil Plat
Craft
R. Gilholme
Craft Wan
H. A. Roberta
Wasel
Flemingalee
Wilthire
Angel
Oaeir
Gilhalme
Osbolme
Wiltehire
Ato
Riehardaom Ale
Alehs
Witmel I
Magrin
Wiltshire
Moore
Roberts
Wiltahire
Morey
Tb Richardeon
Gilhome
Richardieon
A. Moore
Gilhime
Riehartann S
Laidlaw
Five wickets in bowler’s spell cited in misread scorecard
The fragment lists bowlers Bowilag Wiltshire with nine for nineteen Ma grin zero for eighteen Doolin zero for twelve Richardson one for twenty two Starllag one for ten. Names appear inconsistently spelled, suggesting an OCR error in a historical cricket scorecard.
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Wiltshire
Magrin
Doolin
Richardson
Starllag
Match Between Little Plain And Gum Flat Postponed
The Little Plain versus Gum Flat cricket match, abandoned last Saturday on November, is likely to be replayed on the following Saturday. The game was interrupted due to conditions and will be rescheduled with hopes of completion.
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Jeverell
Inverell Showground cricket teams named for Saturday
The Association elects Inverell reps to play Delangra at the Showground wicket Saturday at 11. Wiltshire captains a list including J Kinross Fin Nyson Varley Parker Gilchrist Callaghan Butler Magrin McBean Clarke Gilchrist Beatley Pleming Parker. Other matches: Little Plain and Gum Flat playoff on their wicket. Tingha CC invited to Inverell. Morey match abandoned. efforts to lure Moree and Bondarra Tingha teams for future meetings.
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Asociation
Belectorn
Inverell
Delangraom
Showground
Wiltshire
J. Kinross
Finnyson
Varley
L. Parker
A. KR. Gilchrist
E. Callaghan
Butler
Magrin
McBean
E. Clarke
A. Gilchrist
P. Beatley
T. Pleming
Parker
Little Plain and
Gum Fiat
Tinghs
Government to accept 23 17 wage rise for civil service and railways
Mr Hokoon announced the government will adopt the Board of Trade declaration fixing the living wage at 23/17. The increase burdens civil service and railways by about a million annually, while the Children Maintenance Bill remains a government priority. Parliament may extend to pass other measures, and subordination of families with over two children could shape policy. Also note centennial park departure, liquor bill second reading, drought bill progress, cheese price order suspended, and League of Nations ratification with possible reservations by China.
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Mr. Hokoon
Board of Trade
Inetroc-ious
December Religious Services Listing Across Town
A fragmented schedule lists various churches and parishes with service times on Sunday December 7 including Holy Communion Evensong and afternoon meetings. Names such as Oakwood Inverell Penn hill Delvagra and Rev A M Stevenson appear alongside times like 11 am 7 30 pm and 3 pm indicating a diverse timetable across multiple locations.
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GH Ao
the Wear
Noliamanns
Linton Valu
Oakewood
Rewi, H
MacLran
Sumday
Teverell
Opan
Oakwood
Pam
A. M. Stevenson
Bukkolla
Ashford
Pindari
Inverell
Pennhill
Delvagra
A. W. Parton
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