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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
3
OCR text fragment shows a rural real estate notice mentioning property with multiple rooms, acreage, trees, vines, and a cooperative agent. It references addresses, agents, and real estate details but is garbled with misspellings and partial names.
Fragmented OCR text lists items including wines wool treats frames machines sensors and lines of vendors. Mentions Aberdeen Swainville and Varley Parker with a 1934 date fragment and scattered prices and product categories across a mixed ad like notice.
Mixed sex sheep for sale in Warialda region including 400 head described with various ages and conditions. Listings reference multiple buyers and sellers with cryptic notes on origins, conditions, and delivery details. Names and locations appear in fragmented form, suggesting a local livestock market advertisement with several consignments.
A J Cramer & Co advertises direct line items with priced offerings including varying quantities and descriptions. The note mentions contact details at Beek ai Station Aner and a phone reference Muenel 305 for inquiries and orders.
Listing describes a large freehold farm of around 1900 acres with sections of 640 and 474 acres, in a good locality. Includes improvements such as a house, outbuildings, roads, and fencing, with mention of streams, water supply, and a garden. Aimed at cultivation with prospective tenants and mentions a price per acre and a 12 percent yield note, but text is garbled and inconsistent.
Frank Norris Agent of the United Insurance Co advertises seeking a client who wants to purchase about 30 to 40 acres of land for cultivation with water access. The inquiry seeks farming areas suitable for cultivation and asks for terms and price details.
The message extends holiday wishes and salutes support, hoping for a prosperous year. It mentions Rinrose Bros and Seabion Agenie Inverell in a brief greeting note amid festive wording.
A fragmented 19th century listing shows various sheep lots with ages, tooth counts, shorn status, and prices in old monetary units. Entries mention mixed sex Dorset Horn and other breeds, with notes on July or September drops, forward purchases, and the use of terms like Toch, muris, and con. The ad closes with an insurance company and wool merchants references.
A fragment lists items for sale including collage, lounge rooms, wicker furniture, laundry, hall verandah, and front gate. Single price noted as 250 pounds.
A district report outlines school grounds work including playground resets grading and a shelter shed rebuild. Residents hosted Christmas gatherings with performances by local youth and a silver entree dish presented to Mise Meduliffe. Family visits, hospitality events, and community garden efforts accompanied celebrations and plans for a later New Zealand voyage.
Mr Wade’s speech on the second reading of the Housing Bill argues for co operative building societies to ease home ownership. The piece critiques government burdens on workers while praising plans to boost home building and wages, with strong emphasis on policy, labor, and urban housing.
The report surveys wool markets in Australia and Europe, noting higher French and Belgian demand after currency shifts and devaluations. It highlights Australian exports, wage changes, and price signals guiding producers, with broader implications for domestic economies and export earnings.
V C Chapman, an architect based in Inverell, is noted in a brief item. The entry repeats the name and title, with minimal additional context. The fragmentary text references pastorship and nearby centers but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text argues about government housing provision and unemployment concerns. References to a socialist stance, wedge issue, and employer role appear, but many words are garbled. Contains no clearly identifiable people, places, or dates.
In a fragmented public address concerns rise over slum living and the poor. Speakers urge government action to improve housing and cooperative efforts while warning against destructive policy shifts. The crowd voices worry about rising costs and social dissolution.
The advertisement touts Charmasan creme end powder sets framed as luxurious Christmas gifts. It highlights full size powders and creme items in decorative caskets with tamels, emphasizing value and broad availability in stores.
Mr IC A Bennett of Bennett and Wood states cycle sales have reached high figures as prosperity returns. He notes women increasingly buy bicycles for health and gifts, praising Speedwell models and affordable prices. Bennett says cycling offers convenient, healthy transport for families and children, reflecting improved demand.
Police have formed a theory that 18 year old telephonist Webb was murdered after leaving a meeting. They have collected evidence they believe proves she fell while climbing a fence and struck her head. The case has drawn local fury as details remain unclear.
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