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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
3
An advertisement-like text promotes Paramine as a home treatment for catarrh and related symptoms. It asserts rapid relief within days, claims effectiveness for smell loss, sore throat, headaches, and ear issues, and urges purchasing Paramine from a local chemist.
Ridgelands Station at Wallangra warns against fishing hunting or trespassing in paddocks. All prior permissions are cancelled and offenders will be dealt with by Success Pastoral Co Ltd.
Mervyn reconciles with his mother Alys Cranton after Sybil Frixell’s death and Eric’s self revelation. Susan aids Mervyn as he confesses love for her and asks for guidance to avoid past blunders. Alys accepts, planning a future reunion at the Grange garden with the man who returned from exile.
MLA B M Wade argues for a concrete road or railway linking Inverell with the Coast railway at Grafton via Glen Innes. He says a direct outlet would connect North West 150 miles from Grafton to faster markets, lower freight, and boost coastal trade for wheat, timber, fruit, and fish, with the Clarence River port potential as a deep sea hub.
A discussion outlines prospects for a deep sea port near the Clarence region, with lucerne farming, improved transport links, and potential port and rail connections. It urges a Windsor or Inverell gathering to form a north western committee and plan a large meeting with ministers and MPs to push decentralised development.
Commercial on the boat at Honebush last Thursday notes prime quality priced around one shilling per pound with wethers two to three pence improvement, hoggets up to four pence, lambs one and a half pence to six pence, and suckers sixpence to seven pence. A draft of 400 wethers from HL B Tonkin Delungra sold for 22 8, averaging 21s 8d at Winchcombe Carson's quotions.
Radio timetable lists chimes at 40 and 430 with Rivernetti Tea and a chat between us. It features Freddo the Progs serial with Jack Strong's Gold Reel and Ken Sparkes. Evening shows include Dinner Music 615 645, Light Lyrics 70, INZ News Review 730, and Maori music at 10. National Anthem closes.
A dense schedule lists Chimes time signals, News Service bulletins, breakfast and luncheon sessions, continuing Luncheon Music, and various feature programmes. It includes serials Freddo the Frog and Jack Strong’s Gold Reef withKen Sparkes, plus NZ News Review and National Anthem closes.
The man found in an abandoned mine shaft near Maryborough has been identified as John Woods, a miner aged roughly 45 to 60. Autopsy indicates he died from blows with an axe.
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