Farmer Barnes Charged With Killing Sheep at Vale Farm
At Inverell a farmer George Henry Barnes faced a charge of shooting and killing two sheep on his neighbour Patrick Davis’s property at Auburn Vale. Police evidence showed Barnes admitted shooting to frighten sheep over a maize crop damaged by livestock. defense argued no criminal intent and noted prior complaints.
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Polies Court
George Henry Barnes
Anhurm Vale
Earrick
Butler
Pfeafant
Croor
Auburn Vale
Bergenm Mo View Econ
Parnes
Mtr
Barnes
Inwin
Marie
Tie
Pargeant Cromat
Sergeant Moroney
Patrick Tavis
Inverell
Vane
Henry Macraes
Mao
Davis
Patrick Davin
Auborm
Wilmems
Darnes
Poline
Dave
Mr. Butler
Gipheld
Tempted by Trials of M'Grath in Ballarat Campaign
A historical clipping describes a candidate named M'Grath and remarks on his stance during conscription debates. It cites remarks about Imperial Federation, defense policy, and loyalty to Britain, with mentions of Lords and Members of Parliament in a debate setting.
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M’grath
Mb Grut
Habor
Ballarat
Austtasian Imperial Forest
Leabot
House of Lord
House of Commons
Dominions
Great Britain
Mperial Federation
Inverell Grammar School Xmas Concert Acknowledged
Relatives filled the Inverell Grammar School hall for IXMAS AT THE SCHOOL. The program featured piano solos, songs and recitations by pupils, with prizes announced by Rev. E W H Stommer. Teachers and students were praised for skill and effort despite disruptions from illness.
Evening Prize Distribution And Recital At School
A school prize event featured careful remarks on prize quality and binding as keepsakes for winners. Dignitaries and students were acknowledged for supporting roles while Gladye Kemp and W A Macarthur performed. The program included recitations, a unison song, and a piano solo before closing with the National Anthem.
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Prince
Dys. Stuckey
Vernon Memra
W. Dunlop
Hing
Lydiard
B. C. Body
C. Dowe
Burton
W. Maidens
C. Backroll
Vicar
Gladye Kemp
W. A. Macarthur
Wilson
Nante Vernon
Sation
Apn
Wheat and scrip theft threaten farmer finances
Fragmented monthly report from Mesare Joneph tilmer and Sons outlines wheat price volatility in New South Wales, with delayed dividends and investor concerns. It notes government action to control costs, fears of dividend delays, and hopes for relief through future earnings and certificates during the wheat production cycle.
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Mesare
Joneph Tilmer
Gasist
Cortifientes
Hushel
Morris
Sugar Mystery Effects on Stock Supplies in December
A report from Sydney notes December 1 bonded warehouse totals of 15 708 tons of Australian sugar and 2041 tons of foreign sugar. Comparisons show 17 607 tons on December 4. Weekly imports to trade reached 4434 tons with 3907 tons delivered and 484 exported. Officials claim deliveries and white sugar to the Commonwealth for 1910 period.
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Bo Hoda
Ype Toms
Sydney
Retell Grocery
Welhocrne
Olershaw
Ipptien
British pilot Ross Smith sails for Australian postings
Darwin reports Captain Ross Smith left Fannie Bay bound for Newcastle Waters after a wheel puncture delayed departure. Arrangements rush for receptions in Adelaide Sydney and Mascot while the Daily News quotes Major Binke on transcontinental air routes and the potential of a global air link.
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Darwin
Tosa Smith
Fannie Bay
Newcastle
Sydney
Mulbourne
Floramy Leratood
Bons Amilth
Mascot
Crotinder Thomn Smith
Adelaide
Hughes
Rosa Smith
Londam
Aneteatia
Ho Glen
Rows Smith
Squafron
ACPO
Irwt
the Daily News
Atlantic
Daily News
Binke
Telog
Australia
Dintanie
England
Anya
A Nest of Snakes Night Incident Report
Alfred Walker, an elderly man, had a startling nocturnal encounter involving a snake. At about 1 p.m. he observed a large snake near his yard and heard cackling noises from nearby fowls. He fired at the creature and later found another black snake while going to water the stock.
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Mir
Alfred Walker
Prohibition Faddism Challenged By Melbourne Age Editorial
The Melbourne Age argues against extreme prohibition as an overreaching fad. It decries enforcing abstinence and calls for temperance reform based on common sense and moral grounds. It cites harm from forced immiseration and urges regulation over prohibition to curb overindulgence.
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Melbourne Age
Brunkenneas
Norlal
Dub Hensee
England
Temperance Reform
Ameren
Union meeting discusses drought relief and farm insurance
A public hall gathering of farmers and officers from the Warriors Settlers' Association debated drought relief proposed by Ashford Shire Council. They considered pooling wheat, insuring growers, and improving farm support with a later meeting planned to continue discussions.
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BE. Hoye
W. Cheetham
F. Burley
C. Stacey
F. HU
J . Lennon
M. Tongh
H. Bart
P. Melforth
Taddwin
Ashford Shire
Stilere
Warriors Wat Settlers’ Association
Tate
Ioewi Dertvehen
Exel Orguolention
Hiwe
Bal Burt
B. Baldwin
Baldwin
Schoo of Arts
Iow
Mi Wan
Ronald
Riot in Hobart targets candidate Laird Smith
A violent crowd in Hobart attacked Laird Smith the Denison candidate while he tried to address supporters from a hotel balcony. Eggs stones and a window were shattered. Smith was beaten and taken to a private hospital with head and kidney injuries as police dispersed several hundred rioters.
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Laird Smith
Denison
Tasnana
Hobart
Laudler
Bmilth
Agers
Mr. Smith
Smith
Coud Ton Jie Serkoun
Wool Offerings Close as Sydney and Brisbane Trade Surge
Wool appraisals for the year fall in Sydney last week with Brisbane to host December 15 catalogues. Turnover in Sydney starts September near 340000 bales, up 4000 from prior period. final series payout due December 26. Prices and machinery costs rise, easing prewar wool price recovery. By Sydney pig market buyers steady with strong rates for prime and heavy porkers, with quotations across backfatters choppers and porkers.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Brisbane
Hiow
England
Sluwhere
Australia
New
Benland Loan and Mercantile Agency Co, Ltd
Ander
Posible
Bydney
Badgery Bros
Bydnay
Prince Plot at Conadian Station Nipped by Leak
London diary in the Philadelphia Ledger reports a mature Siam prince plot to capture the Prince of Wales at a small Canadian railway station was foiled by a leak to Scotland Yard. Plotters expected motor cars and a hideaway in the mountains demanding protection, with intensified security measures amid the confusion.
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London
Philadelphia Ledger
Wales
Conadian
Treland
Beotland Yard
Hever
Elven
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