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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
3
The store promotes a winter coat sale with inspected models in various fabrics and fur details. Prices range from modest to premium, including black cony seal chinchilla options at £16 and fawn face cloth coats with fur collars and silk linings. A selection of tailored coats in black face cloth starts at seventy pounds.
The Inverell Pastures Protection Board held its monthly meeting at Byron Arcade with Chairman John Swan and directors Wilmott Kemp Tonkin Anderson Bucknell and Hughes present. They discussed appointing a scalp receiver at Swan Vale and other local issues including open season for kangaroos and wallaroos, inspector appointments, water reserve management, and ongoing stock and firebreak work.
An old medicine ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as providing quick relief for coughs and throat irritation. It promises rapid soothing for children and asserts the product is safe for the youngest or most delicate. Sold everywhere according to the notice.
Local records show the Shire of Ashford detailing expenditure and income items in a brief financial update. Entries reference budget lines and cash movements, indicating ongoing accounting for public funds.
The report certifies a complete audit of the Ashford Sib Connell accounts for the year ended December 1928. It confirms the accounts' truth and accuracy per the Government Act and notes detailed examinations of revenue, assets, debts, and expenditures.
The late ex Police Superintendent Alex B Walker reflects on a fierce time when armed bushrangers terrorized Northern districts. The piece notes Thunderbolt Captain Moonlight and others, detailing raids on stations and roads, with gold booted southward to Grafton and the Upper Clarence Downs. Thunderbolt is described as the era's most dangerous outlaw.
A long line of misdeeds attributed to a notorious convict from Maitland Ame Muiulgre district. He evaded authorities for seven years, robbed clergy including Rev A Cameron and Rev Sep timusa Hungerford, and even swindled German plea fighters. He pledged to return money and sent £20 to Warwick via post office as proof.
Old family remedy claim mentions peppermint product named Great Peppermint cure for influenza and colds. The fragment references digestion relief and a method involving sweetened water or beer but is unclear.
M. J. Bourke notifies Inverell and district that he has taken over the well known hotel. He pledges strict business, cleanliness, and civility to earn public patronage. Mrs. J. Bourke will run the cuisine department, bringing years of Inverell restaurant experience. All liquors to be labeled and feature the best brands.
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