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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
4
The piece argues for a general overhaul of the Australian Constitution as the nation marks a Jubilee. It notes the Constitution has shielded liberty yet sometimes blocked needed laws, urges a National Convention to study defects, and recommends referendums for amendments with broad party agreement.
Memoir style extract recounts the Silver Spur mine era with ore grades and processing ideas. It notes silver and copper yields, the Ashford furnace scheme, coke issues, and the decline of the mine alongside community details like school attendance and local clubs.
Weekend report says a man found the skeleton of William Henry Laver in his garage near Ciren, with police at Haver receiving details. The incident links to a battle area near Wet Wy, seven miles from Grenfell, as investigators assess the case and identify a suspect.
At Inverell Golf Club a picnic luncheon honored Mrs Coorey and her daughter Marie y with guests and a farewell for a long time member Mrs FP C. The event included best wishes from Mr P J Barwick and a china cup gift. Notable attendees included Mrs Car Mody who won the Apoon competition and improved her handicap.
A vehicle mounted the footpath on Brwe Street on a Saturday, overturning. The occupant, Hee Brown, escaped serious injury, exiting the wreck and seeking help. Police and rescuers attended as the car sustained substantial damage and occupants were checked for injuries.
Barnett convicted in Inverell Court of theft from the Imperial Hotel. A lather bag with wearing apparel was taken and later recovered. Evidence showed the defendant denied knowledge while a witness placed him on the bus near Glen Innes. He received a bond of twenty pounds on good behaviour.
BV Dunlop and Co and Hert Daley and Sons announce next Friday June 16 as their monthly cattle sale at Inveret municipal yard. About hundreds of Avality cattle will be offered. The event begins in the morning with standard market columns and preparatory steps outlined by local firms.
Fragmentary text references Graham Lib George and MPs debate on invitations to celebrations. Mentions sugar farmers, a 0 ton figure, a black freighter, and fire with coast guard or water riders note. Lacks coherent events, unclear dates or places.
A regional Ape Club meeting in Peel Shire Count Chamberspea Leney gathered at Peel Shire with leaders from Armidale and District Gover nor, discussing future events and district cooperation. Mr Fowler and Mr Gannon spoke on attendance, service, and ideals, while Miss or Mr Soloman presented plans to extend club activities across the area.
The blackout affected Inverell with a three hour outage on Friday caused by a flash over and faulty wiring. Repairs were completed by morning and the fault was corrected, but authorities did not know why the Tamworth line failed as power was restored. The outage mainly hit Byron Street area and lasted about half a day.
The fragmentary notice reports a beer theft from the rear of a Tope hotel with unclear location and no reliable details. Police are investigating and seeking information to identify suspects.
A council considers extending the village by providing more land for rent and residence. A draft map for Lands Department approval is prepared, with one area ready for housing and two acres per lot proposed to support growth while infrastructure like water and electricity remains available.
The Inverell branch reports on Jubilee events and recruiting visits by Captain J. Whitelaw. A letter from the Lismore sub branch regrets the loss of Mr. Smith and acknowledges his service. Plans outline a forthcoming concert and boxing promotions with local committees coordinating future events in Inverell and Gowrie promotions.
The Macin Tyre Shire Council approved paying private trucks 18 per yard for Shire work with conditions that Shire trucks are not delayed and the contract can be ended at the Engineer's discretion. Debate focused on whether rates should rise above Main Road pricing and concerns over efficiency and consistency.
Inverell born pilot mor on menarteres completes 000,000 miles of flying. Formerly with Wright Heat and Geno bn j Prgaeed by BOAC, he joined the Australian Air Roe Loja. Married life noted, current status as one of the era’s foremost mileage achievers and nearing completion of long career milestones.
The University College has received funds toward establishing faculties in Animal Husbandry and Agricultural Economics. The appeal urges further donations and explains tax relief benefits for donors. A concert is planned for Friday to raise additional support.
A mixed, reader submitted fragment discusses clairvoyance as a claimed science and describes residents of Prince Street seeking relief from street and garage issues. The text references council remedy and a call for immediate action on local nuisances and delays.
The obituary recalls the life of Mrs Caria Townsend wife of Mr Townsend and a daughter of Evans Head Public School. The service was held at Cameron Meron Church with Rev Jake McDonald paying tribute. The deceased was connected with Glen Innes Examiner and was a respected figure in the local community. A brother Mr Waller is mentioned among survivors.
The annual King Birthday tournament of the Inverall Lawn Terms Association was abandoned on Friday night. A committee decided play would be impossible on Sunday or late Saturday afternoon. Several leading players had entered the tourney, and the event will not be rescheduled this year.
Road repairs and resheeting proceed on Main Trunk Roads and Ashford and Old Bungara routes. Contractors report delays due to plant breakdown and stock measurements, with May completion targets slipping for several sections and new tenders opening May 8 for round two works.
At a meeting of the Red Cross Younger Set in Portunby friends and members gathered to honor President Mrs Cameron as she departs. Attendees including M r Munroe, Mowe McCarthy, J Ramey and J Stewart spoke of the year's work and expressed warm wishes. A souvenir cup and cup gift were presented as thanks for leadership and service to the society.
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