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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
2
Brown and fawn double breasted overcoats in brown and fawn shades with stock listed. Polo style double breasted overcoats in fawn and grey fleck tweed available in all sizes. Prices cut from 39 shillings sixpence to 27 shillings sixpence for the heavyweights and 37 shillings sixpence for the polo style.
In a report from Inverell, the Newstead Station and Waddell properties feature large scale fodder reserves amid a dry period. The study notes 103 tons lucerne hay and 100 tons of juga, with pasture growth uneven but reserves kept intact to support cattle and livestock through lean periods.
Local records show ongoing debates in Lodi with community groups, council posts, and scheduled meetings. Residents express concerns over budget allocations and zoning changes impacting nearby neighborhoods. Officials urge participation as key hearings approach in the coming weeks.
Fragmentary text describes a homemade cough remedy involving water and a mix of ingredients. The passage mentions money concerns, a dealer, and domestic preparation terms but lacks clear steps, measurements, or credible details. The content is garbled and does not present a usable instruction.
An elderly lecture on Tonga life depicts the queen as a respected, capable ruler with a palace two stories high and a private chapel. The island features tropical rainfall, limited debt, and a population of about 4000 with Christians and Methodists. Education, language, crafts, and public services are noted, including scholarships to New England College and local civic events.
The famous gilded tomb of the Black Prince at Canterbury Cathedral has been revealed in near pristine condition after restoration led by Professor W. Tristram. The nearly 550 year old effigy, crafted in pure gold on a bronze foundation, is hailed as one of the finest 14th century sculptural works. Visitors flood Canterbury as cleaning continues.
A garbled historical piece mentions four sisters with surnames starting with the same letter. The youngest challenges naming rules in a humorous exchange, noting the awkward puzzle of initial letters and identity in a polling context.
A longtime Cowper resident celebrates a 90th birthday on May 20 while holding a notable 72 year farm tenure. He traveled with his father along the Clarence River from Frontier to Ridge near Almarne, where the property later chosen by his father became his home. The area was a bush, with Cowper just a track through the scrub. He also helped establish the local Cowper Rubile School near the celebrated diamond rules from last June.
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