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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1954
Page
8
New motor traffic regulations place the onus on drivers pulling out from the kerb to avoid collisions with overtaking vehicles. The rule was announced by senior Road Safety officials and aims to curb kerbside exits blamed for recent accidents.
The text is garbled with nonstandard terms and names, making a clear report impossible. Readable fragments suggest a query about costs per pour in a field, plus stray names and notes.
The Minister for Iiesith proposes legislation to permit removal of portions of dead bodies for grafting onto living persons. The measure outlines terms and expected timetable and notes debate in the assembly.
Community appeal notes a Bundarra fund needing £150 to cover a local project. The message urges donors to contribute and supports relief for residents facing a shortfall.
Ashford Junior Football Club plans an under 21 competition with Armidale Bun / Inverell and Ashford drawn to play on Sunday June 20. Golf results show mixed conditions with Sturley Tomdle and Miss Sieley Mell winning events. social aims noted and visitors invited.
District notes show heavy rain last Friday and Saturday with 83 points recorded in some areas. Winters conditions persist as Niustoolers refill exhausted tank supplies and farmers plan sowing wheat and oats for spring crops. Thursday's unofficial low reached 32 degrees.
Partial readable text shows Hally Tonkins associated with a golf win. Mentions Soetrins geivties and Feidibe qinsehes with unclear context. The fragment references a small party and a Mary Poragli presence, but details are garbled.
The readable fragments describe a distorted sequence of letters and likely OCR errors without clear persons places organizations or events. No coherent facts emerge to form a news item or identify entities.
Mr. Carberry of the Growers Association discusses Commonwealth wheat prospects with European buyers. He cites Britain’s subsidies and variable demand as factors narrowing Australia’s advantage, with surpluses piling up and market stability uncertain.
A fragmented report mentions Manchester Unity at Delangra and a lodge movement. It references Mr Fras Leroi, Mr Levon, and Lee Bowe among others, noting counts and membership details with muted implications of meeting attendance and office roles.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a £27 sum linked to Bonshaw and a Far West project. Names and places are garbled, with unclear accounts or recipients. The text hints at donations or allocations but lacks coherent detail or dates.
Bundarra defeated Armidale 28 to 2 as Tarrant scored two tries and kicked goals. Cameron converted for Armidale with two goals, while Bundarra added two tries from Darnley Crackrell and another from Mudgel.
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