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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
2
A historical price list lists cruets jam or butter dishes honey jars shaving mirrors tobacco pouches razor strops and fountain pens British make with gift prices ranging from 3/11 to 30 per item. Several sizes and styles are offered across categories like shaving mirrors and fountain pens.
Local council debates to extend the crossing at Hogke amid damage claims from landowner Dr Dight. He seeks compensation for farm fence damage and heavy truck wear, urging public input and a final decision after months of delays.
The Laverell branch reports a seven month period May to December with a uniform year end on December 31. Attendance remained strong with six meetings, lectures by Dr Molunes, books purchased for members, midwifery works shared, and funds raised through hospital days and linen sales totaling significant sums. Migrants in Atrawaetts granted honorary status, a welfare lecture planned at Inverell, and efforts to include Inverell in the course were discussed. The August ball and other fundraisers boosted the branch’s finances to a substantial total. Appreciation extended to Mrs Anderson for hospitality, Mrs McLean for long service as honorary secretary, and others for donations and support.
Ma J Falsford reports close of the year with steady progress. The hospital received £40 and £98 worth of linen. a mother and child benefited from Keer Houme at Dee Why. Distressed families aided. future work to rest with the Benevolent Society. A small rest room aids members. aim for a larger premises with yard for horses and vehicles. Property purchase considered but left undecided. Members thanked for support. reports adopted as highly satisfactory.
Yesterday's Dalgety and Company market report notes varied quality and strong buying. Good beef sold to 36 per 100 flow, prime light to a2, 11,000 sheep and lambs offered. Market was 3d dearer, ewes and ewes sold from 4d to 5d and lambs at cid per 1b plus shine.
Mr B Butt addresses the Presbyterian ball on Prohibition as a worldwide movement, urging swift action. He cites American economic benefits from prohibition, including reduced liquor spending and rising employment, while noting social gains such as better schooling, higher home ownership, dairying growth, and shuttered saloons repurposed into factories and shops.
A Saturday special meeting of Banvorkhen Alive discussed year ahead rates weeds and council finances. Speakers including Dr. Campbell Mr. Lander and Dr. Wood urged rate strikes and possible borrowing while debating prohibition national lessons and Australia’s destined prosperity.
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