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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
11
Fragmentary trade notice from Murray and Eather advertises auctioneers and stock agents for a woolgrower, mentioning requirements and advantages. Some text is garbled, but references to specialty roles, meat compactness, and potential stock management tools appear.
Property of about 80 acres with Foxe wall and Weatherbont Howe features. Includes house, outbuildings, large shed, bath, laundry, and an ice block already captioned. Public sale details not fully clear. inquire Harry Kent & Co Byron Street for owner particulars and terms.
Auction notice lists furniture pigs poultry fruit and vegetables bundles in a mixed sale at Inverell Auction Mart. Details are sparse but indicate a general goods auction with diverse items.
A cheap home five minutes from Post Mice offers three hours rooms with kitchen and bath, fodm with laundry, two tanks, and a good land block. Price £400 with terms. Agents for Woolmax provide information on leasing and woolnas supplies always available.
A fragmented livestock notice lists sheep and wethers for sale near Moree, with details on conditions ages and units. The ad mentions agents and financial terms from Goldabrotum Mort and Liberal advances against wool and Brook and references the Orient Line of Steamers.
An unclear advertisement discusses travel events and gateages to Entlung hk Araeci with references to Interstite Cruises and VIPARICK. It mentions health themes and profitable investment hints, inviting buyers and brief contact details for VARILY & PARKER and a phone line.
The match saw Inverell Mooré win by seven while critics decry refereeing and sportsmanship. Analysts complain about officiating and a lack of fair play as players battled hard and the crowd watched closely.
Auction notice records Sydney wool sales offering goods described by unclear lines. The fragment references Boldsbrowwh Moriant Co Ltd and a Wednesday sale with inconsistent descriptions. Names and places are garbled, but items include mares and various goods with faulty descriptions noted.
The notice announces the Sydney Annual Stud Sheep Fair 1835 with agents offering ram and ewe stock from noted breeders. It lists participants such as Mogi Class Rams and Ewes, Goldsborough Mortar Co. Ltd, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd, Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd, and more. Sheep sales are set for Friday and Tuesday at Horticultural Pavilion and New Zealand Loan store in Pyrmont, with information available on request.
A fragmented diary like notice shows a third grade football competition with scattered player names and school references. The readable items list players such as Turner Mudlymony Ryan and Welker along with coaches and school notations, indicating a local youth game summary and standings.
The Diocese Cathedralceiling hosts an ornate banner titled OTHERS ONION BANNER purchased as a gift. It features the Blessed Virgin Mary and infant savior with a sky blue backdrop. Created by the Church Stores Sydney, the banner was dedicated on the cathedral south side and praised for its beauty and commemorative value.
The Evergreen hockey team captured the Knockout Cup at a carnival held around Cricket Oval. The event featured close matches with Green backs strong and standout plays by Glen Annes, Tingha, and Breakaways, culminating in a final win for the Greens.
Fragmentary notes show a firm of car body makers involved in eleven negotiations and a mark of success. Details on parties, dates, or outcomes are unreadable in the excerpt.
Handicaps announced for Inverell Rifle Club event with shooters such as A Pitkly CR Lehane and B Mawards listed. Other competitors include W Herner M Waite Ron Latter J Metiveen Thorney and Bucknell with scores and entries noted, elimination stout to be held later.
A historical market note describes livestock demand and hog prices with terms like porkers and prime meat quality. It notes Tuesday and Wednesday activity, with price ranges and counts for head of hogs and related products, reflecting supply levels and buyer interest.
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