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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Cranbrook School in Edgecliff Sydney and mention towns or individuals with unclear roles. The text is garbled but hints at administration, staff titles, and possible appointments or events.
A narrative describes rapid weight loss and then health concerns after a two month period. The account mentions fatigue, illness capacity changes, and medical testing as weights and body condition shift.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names Mud Ie Gyottas Tia Wand jan Auk Tor Pree Suukiet and places ALM Camel Ge. Readable segments suggest a local item with people and places but details are unclear.
Readable text records Middleton and J. Mundieon leading junior and senior events at a school carnival. Results show Middleton sweeping multiple races and diving scores, with Kyle challenging in key events and Oxford and Cambridge house teams competing for overall points.
Readers are presented with a convoluted inquiry about piles and the alleged ineffectiveness of ointments. The text hints at supposed internal causes and mentions remedies claimed to remove the lower bowel blockage. It references a healer and various names in a dubious promotional style.
A historical notice describes Rover group gatherings with dances, euchre tournaments, and musical performances led by Miss Harding. It notes fraternal cooperation, Girl Guide support, and a future schedule emphasizing service and public engagement within the district.
Report from Ashford on a Sunday sports meeting featuring a cricket match between Oxford and Ashford, with key performances by Vartey and Penny. The event raised over £11 for Bush Nursing Association and included a children’s Christmas fund drive benefiting Piral Cluny pupils.
Close finishes marked the point score events with notable placings. Blewett led the pole competition, Drake and Moxy Wadee followed, while Blewart trailed. In the ladies race a dead heat occurred between Madge Harper and Nancy Marper with Nell Gardiner and Bede Arnold close behind.
Cricket match details describe a drawn game with low attendance and delayed play. Scores list Province team figures with sharps like Wisaln Qeental and Furman, while other players from Madwilad Alandt and Geomb Mal M4. Zunirueieyy and Dayo Malv each contribute runs.
Brokers reported varied quality wool at Sydney with bids fading toward closing. Prices remained uneven across lots as Sinclar Bros and others moved smaller lots, while higher grades drew limited demand and the market showed a cautious tone.
The report lists wool bale recoveries and stock counts by location and seller across various yards and districts. It names multiple firms and places such as Mulligas, Hortoh, Trundle, Armidale, and Guyte, with batch counts including five, eight, and nine bales. The entry reads as a transactional inventory summary from the wool trade.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a school or local election note with scattered names and mentions of prizes or certificates. Names such as English and Redman appear amid broken phrases. The passage is too garbled to extract a coherent event, date, or outcome.
The Melbourne annual meeting of the T and G Mutual Life Society outlined new business including policies for MATWAU2 and a rise of £589 in premiums from the prior year. The Accident Department issued 28278 policies with £7,825, doubling last year’s figures. ordinary department endorsed with accident benefits. roll income reported at £3,242,097 with £210,206.63 in whole life assets invested in government and municipal securities. The Treasurer noted £25,000 transferred to the Contingency Fund and the general report showed a surplus, with expectations for steady growth and confidence in on line business expansion.
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