Ratepayer Demands Offsetting Footpath Grass Costs
A Vaucluse resident who has long had his gardener cut the footpath grass in front of his home bills the council a weekly rate for 15 years. He claims he owes £11 14 5 in rates and proposes the grass care cost offset against it. He argues the council owes him for six years, totaling about £3 477, while the council declines to recognise the claim. The Town Clerk notes the council may trim grass but is not responsible to maintain every frontage or compel residents to care for their own fence.
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P. Soper
Red Cross Day plans in Inverell with stalls and donations
Inverell Red Cross members organize a public charity day on June 17 featuring a general stall with cakes jams produce and pickles. Nancy Lynn and Mrs W J Thorley lead jams and sales while a penny trail runs June 14 and wool winding Friday afternoon.
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RED Cross
Inverell
Calla Ia
Nancy Lynn
Mra
W. J Thorley
Betti Cummins
Country Service Club
Nancy
Aeroplane Club
Delungra Aims Social Funds For Bomb Victims Aid
Community notes reflect a social by the W A and School of Arts hall event clearing over £23 for clothing for bomb victims. A produce room opens weekly, with £90 raised on a local day. euchre prizes and a chocolate waltz feature. Local meetings, tennis and balls planned. Church of England ball fundraiser set for September 24.
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W.A
School of Arts
W. Ford
Frank Lewin
Deluiged
Saliday
Tagiewood
Hamilton
Delungra
Dreweer Siday
Mordae
Tadiewood
Bartletos
Mibelieg
Raiway Cub
Earl
Loeton Associetion
Asa Mertine
Welectiah Oatens
Iiter-Disteiet
Selecion
Suiui
Berto
Church OF England
Ctrls Friendly Society
Parochial Council
Women's Guild
Myall Creek
Mi Frusseil
Little Plain
Gum
Girls Friendly Sociery
New South Wales Wool Production and Market Conditions
A report on New South Wales wool production notes improved lamb and mutton supply prospects, price trends, and export uncertainties. It discusses quota and export restrictions through July, competition with British contracts, and shifts in British and overseas demand affecting mills and yarn production. The piece cites Flemington market activity and prospects for crossbred lambs amid export uncertainty.
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New South Wales
Flemington Quiets
Sydney
Lion
Great Britain
Germany
England
United Kingdom
Results of the Silver and Bronze Divisions in the golf event
The report lists Silver Division pins to Mn Shipp Mrs Crossley Miss Vernon with totals 2s 233 297 and Bronze Division to Mrs Rumble 79 77 17. An 18-hole stroke handicap followed with A and GRADE results, draws for pairs, and notes on arrangements at the Club House.
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Shipp
Crossley
Miss Vernon
Rumble
Tankard
Snodgrass
Miles
Tonkin
Coleman
Howard
Clarke
Robson
Campbell Misa Tattam
Marker
Chub House
Bingara Flock Competition Yields Top Awards
Judging for the Bin kare merino ewe contest completed with Mr OU Conway of Varran as judge. Bingara winner Warialda’s C Lewis of Pearlee Bingara earned 92 points with Norta-Weat Pastoral Cu Li Bang at 88 points. C Lewis also won the small holders’ form permit last year and is favored in the open competition.
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OU Conway
Varran
Warialda
C Lewis
Pearlee Bingara
King Wml Son
Wendourlee Bingera
Norta-Weat
JC Waters
Wen Goure
Bingara
C_ Lewis
Elsmore News Socials and Local Fundraising
Community events feature a dance and social evening raising WF.A funds. Donors include Perce Goldman for bread and McLennan and Griffin for meat while Col White, Mrs Squires, and Kerrison provide butter novelties and sweets. Visitors from Inverell and Brannifer attended. Parkers orchestra supplied music through midnight. Last weekend saw 157 points of rain aiding wheat crops.
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Loveschol
WEA
Patrodice
Ciberal
Enthusiance
Perce Goldman
A. McLennian
Meo Griffins
Col White
Squires
Kerrison
Inverell
Long Plain
Brannifer
J Brown
Blanch
Geoff Goldma
Parkers
Opening of a church in New England celebrated with mixed ceremony
An extended excerpt recounts the opening of a church building with a morning service led by Rev. Andrew Gardiner M.A. of Glebe Sydney. The event featured hymns, prayers, and a lengthy sermon, followed by afternoon and evening programs conducted by multiple clergy including Rev. Gardiner and Rev. Thomas Burton, highlighting the community’s effort and reception in 1878.
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J. Wardre James
Canevil
Andrew Gerdiner
Glebe
Sydney
Gardiner
Conngurst
Dori Paswn
S.doe
Andrew Crardiner
Carlier
Witte
Jay Furl Witie Pew Ely
Mery
Siikey
New England
Joseph Paxton
Stiri
Lars
Cardiner
Charero
Cee
Elie Ambasion Wits Bey
Railway Station Returns For May
Railway station records for May show coaching revenue £330 and other income £217, live stock £59, miscellaneous £18, £10. inward tonnage and outward tonnage details including 3069 bags of wheat received and 2907 despatched, cattle trucks and sheep vans Batched counts noted.
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Goody
CIA
ELREN
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