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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
2
A dense analysis argues education should balance practical trade training with academic studies. It critiques parental pressure and inconsistent teacher knowledge, noting wages and career paths tied to advanced schooling, apprenticeships, and civil service options.
Delineated interview with Euryl Qtoetroce Tear lie Ma and Vrumimomt of the Porteraint Settlers Association describes drought relief advice from Hoards executive member. It notes upcoming departmental arrangements, a Northwest interview, and a possible visit to Wannalds around February 9th, 1026 with a brief stay to follow.
Trustees named for Mandela Reserve after ministerial notice. Tamworth swimming results include Peel Loyon Muller Lane and Lane. A prison sentence for Rupert Ach Stigumt noted amid broader Church and ambulance society items. Local council, church events, and legal notices described with community details.
A fragmented commercial note describes pricing and quality comparisons, noting a fair evaluation with 1 to 2 observers and a price around 0.45 per hundred. It cites sheep production figures and prime trade ports, with lambs and duties mentioned in passing, reflecting typical mid period trade chatter.
Markets report wholesale butter and other produce prices in Sydney with liberal fluctuations. Melbourne's Coroner Court adjourns as William Richard Wallace faces trial for alleged murder of Ernest Wilcox, who refused to reveal his age or occupation.
Mesers Harry White reports tin price at 6 20 per unit. Mr B C Bartle sold his Otho Street business to J Limbia formerly of the LIL. Xmas and New Year cream deliveries at the Jornal batter factory announced. Pension and association notices outline upcoming payments and meeting dates. A drowning death occurs at the Soows River involving Elizabeth Pureeo Minatran. Campbell's stockings, glassware, and toys promoted with sales and half price offers. Arbitration court wage rates set for December and New Year period. Lord Atomhaven’s speech expected to influence government plans.
A fragmented listing details Rialto Pictures presenting a string of titles and performers including Ken Novak Willie Pur hawks Ted and a described emitive tale. The program includes a comedy and an oddball tale with an Aesop flavor, plus a brief mention of a reporter and a Turpin News omission.
A special programme screens at the Rialto on Thursday Christmas Eve starting 4 30. The lineup includes the Universal ranch riders in Straight Through a romance thrill adventure and comedy mix. Also shown are the Jack Demproey Fight and Wan series Round 1, Wolves of the North episode 5, and a Mubly Messenger comedy Taming the Bant.
Buck Jones will appear in the newest Durand of the Bad Lands production. The Necessary Event features 100 Lo tratineg and Mercy by Han on Boxing Day at 3 pm.
Local notes record staff moves and recoveries across New South Wales towns. Miss Giles, matron of the District Hospital, resumes duty after a fortnights holiday in the metro Belle. D A Greentree transfers from Inverell to Nowra. Mrs. McDonnell improves after a surgical operation at Innishowen Hospital. Mrs. Fraser travels to Narrabri for urgent family duties. H C Lyons of Wright Heaton & Co Ltd sails to Sydney for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan go to Melbourne for three weeks. Delbridge heads to Sydney to join his seaside family for Xmas holidays. KP Smith resumed duty after six weeks’ leave following Lewisham Hospital surgery. Ginew Morrie departs for Kytoeey and Thirrowl holidays, with Marjorie convalescing at Thirrowl and returning to Tavereh. Colin Pike leaves Vivian Street for Newcastle amid social chatter from friends.
A mass of telegrams from Sydney details wild fire and storm conditions across the high lands with northerly winds. Reports of infantile paralysis outbreaks in Sydney prompt talk of serum from Melbourne to prevent spread. NSW public schools see rising absences amid stormy weather and flooding. Crown land remains limited with most prewar reserves set for settlement. A child’s death is noted near Bodlarat with a burial followed by inquiries. A banking guard or laborer case in the state is described along with a drowning incident near Huntburgerth. Wellington, XI signals a possible visit by the Duke of York to New Zealand next year.
Arrangements are ready for the coursing enclosure event at the club. Members secured tickets, many visitors expected, and funds will be raised on January 5 with a meeting to advance club aims.
Widow of Albert F Warner of Guanes Dilungra donates a cedar lectern to St Augustine’s Church in memory of her husband. Dedication at 11 am Sunday. lectern engraved To the Glory of God to loving memory of Albert F Warner Died 12d. Sermon reflections on holiness and the memory of the just.
Inverell Cycle Club hosted a lively Saturday night programme at the showground with a larger crowd and exciting racing. New arrival J Atkins from Ryde drew attention after winning the three ante aerated events by a couple of lengths, while Harold Smith was disqualified for alleged crimping in the half mile. Final results included a series of mile handicap heats and a 19 mile handicap with riders such as McLane Pell Atkins and O Shannainy placing high, with Jowen and Strakiey taking lap prizes.
The Myola Creek branch of the Agricultural Bureau asks about elk in the area and weed control, proposing canal sub committees to study the issue. The board favors retaining reserves for western interests and votes to ask the Lands Department to review reserves two years prior, despite calls for curtailment.
Su et al and very highly respected former dyaldeout Tiverell lt the person of Mr. Walliate McDosaht pase milous to Byah Micapillal after long turns on November 30. He had resided in Thyewrn then Tower ell alintrwt joey ei lal a comtary. His wife predeceased him. Four daughters survive: Mos Hartrett Walloagra, Mew Inte Sydney, Moe W Gubert Inverell, Mrs Oxlow Sydney.
The note lists varied church services across B.C. towns including Delungra, Laverell, Maswa, Ashford, H.C. Bukkula, Nullamanna, St. Augustine's, Inverell, Tingha, Myall Creek and Mullamanna. It records dates in December 2010 with times for Anglican, Methodist and local congregations, plus Evensong and morning services led by multiple pastors.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Craig of Hammond Springs Ayutrinli aged 52 after months of illness. She leaves husband and two daughters Isabella 17 and Kathleene 15. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Presbyterian church with burial at the local cemetery. Rev E James and Rev James spoke at the church and graveside in remembrance of the untimely demise.
A large earthquake rocked New South Wales and Sydney Friday night, with strong shocks felt across the Blue Mountains and Newcastle. People ran from homes and theatres as tremors toppled windows and buildings, sparking fears of an end of the world. Scientists cited a crust fracture near Kurrajong and possible origins along the continental shelf north of Sydney.
At a BSP board meeting on Saturday Mr Tonkin moved to change stock rate charges effective January 1 1620 proposing 10 per quarter for teams of over 13 cattle and 1 ½ per head for larger stock over 14. The current charges are £1 and 1/8 per quarter. Supporters said delays during wool season at Delungra hurt carriers. Opponents argued the fee is too light and should be £3 per year. The motion lapsed for want of a second.
Armidale s new Theatre Kovil officially opened on Saturday night with a ceremony at the Twpering Hotel presided by Mr Pleaen, Mayor Morgan Stephens, and visitors from Linhsey Tamworth and Inverell. Manager Ted Tighe led the company as acoustics, heating, seating for 80 and modern staging were praised, with Courtsey Hood performing two songs and Lawrennes Campbell lauding the venue s acoustic prowess.
Raymond Partridge, a miner, faced Tingha Police Court on a rape charge involving Miss Otelis Gordon aged 20. The case featured contested testimony from the assaulted girl, her mother, and witnesses, with Partridge committed for trial at Armidale in April. Evidence showed the girl sought help after the incident and was examined by a doctor, while Partridge made no statement to police.
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