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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
2
The article explains a unique British court tradition where the cook is named at the start of each course. Originating in George I’s reign, a favored cook rose to chief over seniors, triggering jealousy and efforts to blame him for royal table failures.
A man faced charges over missing sugar found near Paradise property. Police testified he carried a bulky bag and claimed it contained mutton. later the case was dismissed with the charge of having goods in custody withdrawn. witnesses described searches of the residence and nearby sheds.
The witness notes a sugar bin was looted between visits, with a deeper hollow indicating about a quarter of the sugar missing. She had previously leveled the bin to inspect capacity and suspects roughly four pounds disappeared. She also mentions doors and windows access in the house and reference to Mr Avern.
Alderman W A Sims criticizes a council resolution cited by Alderman OConnor as conflicting with Labor platform. Alderman Young calls the measure a plank of the Labor program, while the document demands a month’s qualification for a candidate against the elector’s twelve months and the annual collection of Municipal Rolls.
New York fire officials travel to London to observe air raid procedures as part of an international training exchange. The visit aims to study emergency response strategies and share American firefighting practices with British counterparts.
A complete cast of a young cowfish Sft Jong was made for the Dominion Museum in Wellington. The specimen, cast ashore at Halfmoon Bay in Stewart Island almost two years ago, has been kept in cold storage. The rare visitor has a short snout and 22 of 23 bells on each side of its body. The adult measures about a certain length.
Thomas Burrus 4 of Old School Hill Abermain died after a car overturned on Kurri Kurri road near Heddon Greta. He suffered a broken neck and thigh injuries. Edward Farthing and Oliver Crawley of Abermain received minor injuries and were discharged. Farthing was the driver.
The Red Cross branch reports splendid wartime service and monthly meetings at Inverell. officers, supporters, and volunteers organize fundraising, craft drives, and clothing donations. A letter campaign praises contributions while urging continued sewing, waste paper drives, and uniforms for executives.
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