Inverell Times Local News and Notices
A busy local page outlines travel plans to Glen Tunes for Friday and book seats at Martin's shop. Police report five residents fined for failing to register dogs, with names listed. Reward of £200 offered for information leading to stock theft conviction remains active. Public notices discuss rabbit destruction and a public meeting to form a Progressive Party branch. Also mentions a "Last Chance" draw promoted by a Pill company with a deadline upcoming.
Local Shire Board Meeting Discusses Burn Area Approvals
At the Rannock burn Shire Board informal session prior to a Friday meeting, G T Butler and members of the Macintyre Shire body discussed conditions, with Bannockburn applications sent to the parent body for confirmation and incomplete forms returned for correction. The Macintyre Shire Board plans to meet on Fridays, Bannockburn to adopt a midweek meeting schedule.
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Maltows
Rannockburn
G. T. T. Butler
Macintyre
Mowers
Butler
Abbott
Bayer
Eomaddorret
Bannockburn
Macintyre Bhire
Bannockburn Board
Reform Efforts Discussed at Myall Creek Meeting
At a recent Myall Creek F and B Association gathering concerns were raised about forming a reform party for Hannorkharn Shire Conseil elections. The Littl Plain meeting saw a Bore payers' Association idea discussed, with a later conference date set and a provisional meeting planned in June, depending on member opinions.
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Gaire Reform
Fmat
Myall Creek F. & 8
Hannorkharn
Primeina
Revising the Jury at Polles Court Meeting
A Justicon gathering at Polles Court revised the jury list with many attendees. Several names were struck, including Moesers and E Dorn, H W Jon kin, Geo Makim, Ges Pennington, W Pennington, and Thos Pitkin te Lasky Dealer, amid a bustling crowd. A speculative drought-forecast remark hints at untold wealth from weather-driven trades, citing gains from priced livestock with rain.
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Polles Court
Moesers
E. Dorn
H.W. Jonkin
Geo. Makim
Ges. Pennington
W. Pennington
Thos. Pitkin
Warialda Tragedy Involving Local CPA Found Dead
The body of Mr. P. V. Chiplin, a Crowe Land Agee CPA, was found with a gunshot wound at his home near Warialda. He died at the hospital at 6 o clock after being wounded amid alleged domestic troubles involving his wife and family. Police investigated, noting a letter and possible office-related clues as investigators examined the scene and questioned Weaver as a potential witness.
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Warialda
P. V. Chiplin
Crowe Land
Ageeong C.P.A
Warkalds
Bia
Sydney
Wits
Passing Show and Local Notices From a Distant Town
The snippet reports a crowded village scene with a country wedding gift amid potatoes, local court cases, licensing transfers, and public appeals. It notes weather effects on farm life, hospital charity drives for Christmas, and small auctions and sales with scattered names and places.
Independent Candidate Emerges Amid Federal Election Debate
A letter urges voters in the Gwydir electorate to back J. P. Bell as an independent against professional party politicians. The writer condemns party machines and calls for rejecting both major parties to curb perceived corruption and protect farmer interests amid drought and national policy concerns.
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Law
Bo Keen
Hiatary
Australia
Hughes
Webster
Lyan
Queensland
Hank
Fuener
Ryan
Tyas
Gwydir
Machomer
J. Pt Bell
Plemington
Walgert
Conlidete
Bpsa
Anil Line
Dar
Mr Bell
Tell
Bell
Labor Party
Ant Webster
Bel
Electorate Voices on War, Labor and Reform Debates
A reader letter discusses wartime leadership, Labor party credibility, and the postwar crisis in Australia. The writer questions Labor’s stance on conscription and peace, praises Webster's postal administration, and urges nationalist voters to support the opposition while highlighting mining grievances and worker rights.
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Slbotora
J. Mallween
Orusvas Street
Inrere
Labor Party
Craven
Allen
Mowen
Brante
Meyers
Mr. Webster
Postal Department
Webter
Webster
Avery
Cunningham
Fell
Bell
Fundidatea
Heth
Rde
Amay Br
Aadliney
Newcastle
Arckes
Bates
Pumdorers
Queensland
Misenlind Labor Party
Audient
Laverell Mounted Infantry
Ald
Belgium
France
Rainfall Brings Noticeable Benefit Across Farmlands
The report describes widespread moisture benefits from recent rains across Ashfort to the Queensland border. Cattle feed improves in Bomshaw and Terns districts while cropland shows signs of recovery. stock mortality declines as pastures recover and farmers plant crops with renewed optimism after showers.
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Aerie
Moore
Minit
Whitrey
Ohlins
Bingere
Meath
Werili
Ashfort
Queensland
Bomshaw
Terns
Webster's Final Appeal to Inverell Electors
The Postmaster General William Webster spoke at the Inverell Town Hall amid heckling, urging voters to support the National party program and Australia’s welfare. He challenged Cunningham's manifesto and defended industrial policy, tariff plans, and an arbitration court.
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William Webster
Inverell
Webster
Australia
Commonwealth
Nationaliet Party
Ais
Anwtrallom Industrien
Abidoen
Postmistress defends Swan Vale office hours dispute
Read letter from Mrs F P Welan of Swan Vale post office to Swan Vale meeting. She defends after hours service and requests inquiry into complaints by Dr Bucknall and residents. Petition seeks removal of the postmistress and extension of Saturday hours.
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Macintyreshire
Gwan Vals
Mra
Welan
Buckwell
Swan Vale
Counnell
Bucknell
Buckeel
Bundage
Wolf Te Torn
Bucknall
Pisafore
Council
Te Shire
Pelithion
Glee
Recd
Bwan Vale
Coumell
Stepa
Roi Vale
Uh Mourimnen
A. A. Court
Mobla
DP. Kennedy
W. P. Courtney
W. Tl
J. Geille
Saturday Battle of Gwydir Polling Hopes Rise
Report from Gwydir elections shows Independent candidate J P J Bell pressing for support in Walgett and Mores and Toorall areas. PMG Webster tours Auk Keulla Oakwood Kalona Little Mata and smaller centers while Tabor's T J Dunningham campaigns across the electorate. Gwydir watchers see a tight contest with rallies, final appeals, and scheduled meetings in Dalungars Wallangre and Wolleman ahead of voting.
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Tugepurt
J. P. J. Bell
Walgett
Mr. Bell
Typion
Webster
Channing
Ham
Bell
Aolid
Mores
Toverall
PMG
Aukkeulla
Oakwood
Kaloona
Little Mata
Tabor
T. 1
Dunningham
van End
Bia
Taverall
PLMLG
Gwydir
Bat Adicetema
Bri
Dalungrs
Fils
Gergeant Macalister
Wallangre
Wolleman
Weather Forecast Notes Turbulent Heat With Afternoon Storms
Latest telegram forecast predicts warm to hot and sultry weather with more rain and thunderstorms. The activity concentrates across the northeastern half of the region including the coast and highlands. Northerly to easterly winds.
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Bydney
Tureday
Coset
Highlands
FLT SOLDIERS LOSE TEMPER AT GERMAN REPRISAL
Returned soldiers blocked a steamer Atos and dumped five German passengers’ luggage into the harbor amid a quarantine delay. The incident led to vows of further action as more Germans were set for repatriation.
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Atos
Buva
Hoverser
Armidale civic group honors Bow Hizkega with illuminated address
Public meeting of citizens arranged a ceremonial tribute for Bow Hizkega. The mayor presented a booklet style address with monogrammed cover and gold binding. Separately, Miss Eilleen Parrall wed Archibald Young at Bun that. A news item notes the death of Dr Mooney of Parramatta formerly Inverell and special mass held for his soul.
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Eltieens
Bow
Hizkega
Armidale
Hilokeoa
W. J. Hawke
Dean O'Neill
Misa Eilleen Parrall
F. A. Riddett
Ashford
Archibald Young
Olen
Royal Hotel
Bundart
Father Harrington
Aad
Pr Mooney
Parramatis
Inverell
Theo
Teen O'Neill
Barre
Heart Church
Valedictory for Drummonds at Oakwood School of Arts
Despite inclement weather a large Oakwood and Cherry Tin Hill gathering at Oakwood School of Arts bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Drummond. Dr A H Woods praised Drummond’s public and religious contributions and predicted prosperity for the district. The evening included presentations a traveling bag and silver butter dish, with Mrs. Drummond and Kiesell acknowledged.
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Oakwood
Cherry Tin Hill
Oskwoul School of Arts
D. H. Drummond
A. H. Woods
Drummond
Woods
Rice
BR. Georges
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