Ballot Draws Held as Tin Market Reports Slump
In Inverell Times dated December 5 1019 a slight decline in tin is reported from Messrs Harry Whiteman Co Ltd. The Hughenden agent wires 583 applicants for the large block and 491 for the mailer block. The fret was drawn by L O Betelyius, with two others drawn by A Y Stewart and P Devideon. The town benefits from rain with one point below an inch in the first three days. Water supply remains good and clouds suggest more moisture. Temperature records are provided from local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeIlveem
Hughenden
A. Y Stewart
P. Devideon
Howeholdere
Dogs or Flowers Stir Park Debate On Pest Control
A park dispute intensifies as gardeners struggle with aggressive plant damage during the week. Officials weigh humane steps and consider poison baits if dogs threaten the flower beds, sparking concerns over safety and ethics.
Local Clerks Consider Salary Increase Motion
At the recent conference in Bydmey the Local Governy Clerks motioned by Mr B Morrison to apply for no further salary increases. The move reflects the wage discussion as £3/17/0 is fixed while a £44 living wage is noted. a similar motion earlier failed in the association executive. The Clarke clerks seek higher pay, arguing the working conditions and two-phase appointment proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydmey
B Morrison
Botany
Association
Inver Fire Brigade Visit Highlights Town Station Tour
Fire Commissioner Mr. To Chorman led inspectors to Inverell on Tuesday to thoroughly examine the local fire station and equipment. Captain Pearson and crew received praise for their conduct while the visitor urged better water supply plans, noting the town’s growing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Chorman
Divasionmime
Toserel
Gorman
Pearson
Hins
Adres
Inverell
Christmastide Festival at Weir Park offers music and games
A village Christmas event features vocal and instrumental music, a Salvation Army band, drinks, cakes, and stalls. Children can visit Father Christmas with a threepenny, sixpence, or threepenny ball, and are asked to write a note with full name and address. Admission is by a silver coin, with free entry for parents accompanying children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine
Father Christ
Father Christ Mama
Monte
Rural Industries Board Meeting Notice
Rural Industries Board invites farmers within the Shire of Bangiekburn to submit applications for meeintance. Meetings occur Friday afternoons and Wednesdays, with forms available and info from local officers. Applications should be made promptly as Board records are forwarded for review. centre visits may occur if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidner
Vote Cunningham Farmers Ad Campaign Amid Bankruptcy Talk
A fragmented notice from Inverell includes a call to vote Cunningham, labeled the clean fighter, amid claims of bankrupt state assets in the Joho Lock estate at Tingha. It also records a tennis club committee meeting selecting a team for Country Week Carnival in Sydney, with Inverell players named and alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joho Lock
Tingha
Meriveen
Abbie Offies
Sydney
Inverell
Neal
Sth
Mecart
W. J. Broun
G. H. Andrewa
B. Channon
A. W. Fiotayoom
Meera
J. Spencer
H. A. Roberts
Sire Ponts Remarkable Dist and Grenfell Record
Fragmented report notes Sire Ponts Remarkable Dist with odd storage items and a fowl killed by Mr F. 7. It also mentions the Grenfell Record and a garbled list of miscellaneous belongings, plus a quarrel over storage and a debate on MPs salaries with a 20 to 3 vote. The Premier Mr Mitchell hints at supporting a petition from Assembly and Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell
Telefey
Tecke
W.A. Anambly
Mitchell
Ronarontguary Sloan
Assembly
Council
Angelo
London College of Music Exam Results Report
The new secretary Mr L Baker lists exam results in a mixed set of grades and names. Notable entries include Alma Wilm, A L C M 79. Eve O Hyon intermediate 75. Ita J Parmenter secondary 62 honors. Mine Lewin teacher Miss Lewin. and violinist Joseph O Sullivan senior 72 from Sacred Heart Convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Baker
Amr Wilm
Kramer
A.L.C.M
Mins Pott
Gertie Goldman
Sacred Heart
Eve
Hyon
Melha M. For
Mins Lewin
Ita J. Parmenter
Passing Show Sparks Controversy and Local Anecdotes
A fragmented news column from a regional paper discusses social trends and community events. It notes Australian visitors, a Camion resident bankruptcy, and shifting housing access. It mentions a forthcoming furniture sale at Rose Street, price cuts in local markets, and a debate over aging and attire. Local quotes reference Forbes Advocate and Morbes railway officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Yal Soya
Morbes
Inverell Electors Hear William Palo And Others
William Palo reports hosting meetings during the week and a planned appeal to Inverell electors at Town Hall Monday night. J L Cunningham will speak the next night in the same hall to respond to Mr Wobater. Independent candidate J P J Ball from Flemington Walgett faces speaking engagements hindered by stock issues. A final Nationalist rally is set for Thursday with Hon J D Fitzgerald as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webster
Aabford
Webster
Inverell Clectors
Town Hall
Flemington
Walgett
Owyar
Vandidsle
Bell
J. D. Fitagernd
Producers in Politics Denounces Ryan Government in NSW
In a September conference the Groxiera Annelation urges producers to enter politics to shield prices and transport costs from government control. It endorses a farmer candidate first, with Nationalist and Independent as alternatives, urging NSW and Commonwealth voters to oppose Ryan policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Ryan Brant
Commonwealth
Queensland
Ryan
Anatratia
New Souca Wales
Norton
Fenow
Nationalie Atul
Ryan James
Castlereagh Street
Bydarwt
St Andrew's Church Fair Aims to Honor Inverell Soldiers
A St Andrew's Presbyterian Church fundraiser held on Wednesday and Thursday raised funds for a Sunday School building in memory of Inverell soldiers from the recent war. Organisers decorated stalls with banners, and patrons spent freely despite threatening weather. Notable attendees included the Mayor and local officials, with a lengthy list of stall operators and helpers. the event netted about £150 for church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Inverell
Alan
A. BM
Stevenson
Men and Women of the Country Candidate Prospect
The article outlines a first opportunity to poll for a candidate in the Men and Women of the Country race. It endorses Mr FW Fatkinr MELB as a farmer ally with reformist aims. Readers should vote for Fatkinr first, then consider others, and finally participate in the referendum choosing yes or no on two questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benatar
Williams
Carpentier Triumphs in London Heavyweight Bout
The Camp Frenchman known as The Carpenter defeated Thurecor Keniger in a London heavyweight clash at Holborn Stadium. The bout featured strong exchanges with the crowd paying attention as the result stunned attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keniger Carpenter
Aritains
Elampion
Holborn Stadium
Art Wight
Pretty December Wedding at Ashford Church
In December 3 at Ashford Church Mr. O. Moore of Bomshaw married Nellie Mary McMullin, daughter of G. McMullin, in a ceremony led by Rev. B. H. MacLean. The bride wore crape-de-chine and winon, with pearl and ribbon, shell pink court train, veil and wreath, and carried a bouquet. Ida McMullin, sister of the bride, wore georgette and pale pink, with peapod bouquet. Groomsman C. Phider attended. a reception followed with toasts as Elgie Baker played organ music and floral presents were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford Charet
O. & Moore
Lnte A.lf
Bomshaw
Holy Wellock
B. H. MacLean
Nellie Mary McMullin
G. McMullin
Uaktym
Ami
Welle
Misa Ida Meblullia
Mr. C. Phider
Elgie Baker
Rte
Jones Purser Wedding at Much Ado Over Palm Dress
A quiet wedding at St. Augustine's joined Miss Vide Forser of Merour to Mr Heere Jones of Kalala Station Morrie Het. The bride wore a palm gown with a gourgette overdress and veil. Guests in formal dress attended, gifts included gold sleeve links from the groom and a diamond brooch from Miss Vikewine. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Summer and the couple planned a motor trip to Redney after a short reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Purser
Aubrey Lee
Richmond
Eptiin
Abel
Aled
Ines
Incomplete English settlers letter prompts mayoral reply
An unclear, fragmented note discusses English settlers, a request to the mayor, and possible statements from responsible persons. It mentions accreditation, district conditions, and the need for official response before a trip, with references to Neale, Swdooy Withthamke, and local governance actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Totler
Avan
Emyliel
Joral Eltievens
Mistriet Whitham
Neale
Rainfall and drought relief rebounds across New England districts
Clouded conditions eased as rainfall boosted agricultural and grazing districts. Records from the local port office show variable totals across towns from Delungra to Armidale, Wallangra to Texas, with many areas reporting inches of rain and relief from drought alongside scattered severe storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Lee
New England
Widnesday
lPhuralae
Inverell
Delumgra
Morey
Bumdarra
Boggabri
Gqunardch
Hingara
Manilla
Boggabula
Waleho
Uralia
Barraba
Narrabri
Wee Waa
Millia
Bullate
Boom
Tamworth
Qloa
Emmaville
Armidale
Wallangra
Texas
Pertivny
Fraser's Creek
A. H. Woods
Gukwood
J. W Matoler
Barcona
Hrelay
Nt Pine
Werkting
Roitilog Nieriy
Mentha
Walgett
Turbulent Week In Town Reveals Local Figures And Crimes
A muddled OCR fragment describes town visitors Moh Thoma MLB figures and a Tuesday arrival. It mentions a Wednesday raid, a box, a cartel, and various names with unclear roles. The text references events around a crime or scandal and lists multiple individuals and local institutions with no clear sequence.
Local Cricket Meet Details and Club Partnership Update
A fragment describes a cricket event with Mopee relating to a meeting at a church ground. It mentions Glen Prova and a disrupted train, a 4 o'clock start, and a showground gathering. The Tingha Club plans a 2 o'clock match as part of church grounds activities. Austral and Inwerel Clubs report officials and finances, voting to continue their partnership.
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Jumaldo
Satanlag
Telen
Matel
Wicker Lemon
Gelembestom
Reontinus
Pains Over Delungre Well Repairs Prompt Council Letter
A letter from Charley Mann, caretaker of Delungre public well, alleges bullying by Engineer J G Fite Gerald and faulty repairs. The council, supported by Dr Fraser, debates responsibility and renewal of a maintenance contract, noting Mann’s lack of formal agreement and urging proper repair funding and an inspector’s report. Local officials discuss who should fund pump maintenance and water access costs.
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Banscokbura
Charley A. Munn
de Iungre
FiteGerald
Woody
Delangee
Phin Nort
Coumneil
J. G. FiteGerald
Charles Mann
Delusgen
Varoakor
Diid
Bin
Hoe
Tne
Ganger
Mann
Ciimiei
Ulange
Coumell
Erie
Vrevie Lewteg
Wwe
Bugimerr
Fraser
Manne
Halmot ‘Wen
Counei
Orver
Mum
Dr. Fraser
Council Debates Motion On Payment And Agreement
Dr Tokio seceded the motion while Dr Woods moved an amendment to not pay the amount. The President suggested referring the matter to Fraser and Tonkin to get Mane to sign the agreement. Councillors favored paying, Pigott opposed, and the President gave the casting vote against the motion. Fraser and Tonkin to approach the pound keeper to renew the agreement or propose a suitable lease if renewal fails
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Tokio
Woods
Ore
Fraser and Tonkin
Mane
Becaue
Pigott
Mann
Pot
Cra
Tankig
Prager
Iil Rogers
Pigoti
Fraser
P and A Association Votes On Show Dates and Budget
The P and A Association monthly meeting considered rescheduling the annual show from February to late March or early April. A new executive committee was named to handle affairs and adjust the prize money from 450 pounds. The group discussed carnival week ideas and coordinating with a Jockey Club race meeting.
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P. & A. Committee
N. C. Bucknell
EB. G. Deashire
BH. Tauiinsos
W. F. Wingrove
A. T. Hapgead
J. A Warnst
A. &. Pigott
W. Tonkin
Dy, Vernon
W. B. Webster
Lwcting
Jockey Club
Thomas
Euresuive
Meesra
Dre
Kimroes
Vernon
Denashire
Bweasey
Doolin
Warner
Straying Stock Case in Armidale Debts Court
In Armidale at midday, A J Hack sued Jule Wells for damages to Ross bushes and ornamental shrubs caused by defendant's horses. Plaintiff's witnesses described the horses entering the garden, knocking plants, and crossing a fence. The jury found for the plaintiff for the amount claimed plus witness expenses and costs of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiwau
Armidale
A. J. Hack
Jule Wells
Ross
C. L. Mackenzie
Plolnti
Husden Street
Bila Winifred Hach
Hillard
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Harry Whitemm
Inver
Rural Industries Board
Cunningham
Vote Cunningham
L." Yoo
Canningham
Poof
Sire Pont
Inugall
Gardiner, Grant, Mi
London
Otter
Harry Thins
IW. Tripp
Tia
Bln
Rose Street
Merthorllat
Parkes Butchers Jase
Parkes
Rodney
Jim
Billy
Lamtern Vrewn
AL 1 Wradham
Arte
Vole Cunningham
Producere
Politics
Ov Fyllowss
Mien Koith
Mra
A. A. McLean
Mre. Mott
Misa Luxtae
Vroduce Men Blacken
Ik J. Anderson
Mrs. Howland
Mere
Thunlop
Mes. Callow
Minera F. Rpirkey
J. Lou
Bo Pimino
M. Smith
Meintree
AHC
Minaee
Campbell
MM. Bray
A. Campbell
NL Aydy
K. Campbell
T. Bortlerieh
Mather
Roberts
Choowbroagh
Fone
Sweete
Ais
Taewen Wall
Moe Arthur
Bly
Crewe
Ress Thomas
Nephen
Almirs
MacNethir
Weber
Fleming
Thai
al Andrew
D. W. Sean
Derviera
Carpentier
Beckeets
Thurecor
Invarell
Nts
Tod Weide
Sindh
Vial
Ryelintriet
Mosara
Callaghan
Dunlop
Moh Thoma
Mlb.a
Abd
Beton Cmrablates
Stevinis
Thispityl
Materia
AL Dav
McLeas
P & A Association
Howe
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