Diamonds shown by visiting capitalists in Tyverell district
Mr D Grove reports a party of capitalists touring Cape ton Round Mount Mount Hoss Flatbar Star Soldier's Hill and Staggy Creek mines. They saw diamonds and tin on new wash-dirt at Copeton and urged larger area access at reasonable terms, hoping to attract outside capital and boost the Consolided Company board prospects in the Tyverell diamond fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos ‘Vives
D. Grove
Capeton
Round Mount
Mount Hoss
Flatbar
Star
Soldier's Hill
Copeton
Grove
Tyverell
Msiers
Krove
Consolidated Company
Port Stephens Harbor Feasibility Sparks Regional Rivalry
Tamworth and southern centers push to attach the North-west to a coast route with Port Stephens as the goal. The Tanworth Chamber of Commerce positions itself as regional spokesman while local farmers at Glen Innes resist, warning Port Stephens harbor could block northward expansion and provoke vested interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Port Stephens
Tanworth Chamber of Commerc
New England
Avensland
Glen Lanes
Gough Farmers’ Association
John Wetherspoon
Cudovy
Wrowdbent
Seine
Tiei
Slump in Tin Markets Near Record Lows
Readings show tin prices around 4141, the lowest since 1909, with January figures down 55 per ton. Analysts warn of heavy liquidation by large firms and cautious commitments by speculators, while market makers hold large tin stocks to curb further declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agar Gate
Worald
Tin market shifts as price manipulation fades
The tin market shows a marked six month shift with the old price syndicate dissolved or its policy changed. A free hand for speculation remains, while some operators monitor for a renewed price move if political or practical factors improve. Actual consumption remains unlikely to revive soon.
Local Briefs Preview Delays and Auctions Note
The Glen Tynes mail will be late today not arriving before 5 40 p m. Madam Lauries advertisement is highlighted for readers. C Murray to sell draught mares and geldings without reserve at an early date for Myall Creek Station. Public auction planned at Benshaw Mocors Armstrong & Co to offer around 200 head of cattle. Morey Polo Club shifts carnival dates to August 18 19 and 20. J Smith & Co Empire Butchery reports prime pork and pig weights. Pig truck schedules from Delungen and Mount [tageet] to Inverell Macon Factory. Ball committee meeting of Bob A Sonmety noted. music meeting on the 20th. J 3 Barnes of Medsis Sandeman Co Sydney in town promoting Claymore whisky. Rain near Moiniyre brings freshet and cleaner water. Sapphire clearing sale tomorrow at 10 30 a m by Menara J Dale Co with stock and farming implements. P A Association nominations due by the 5th with rule changes due by July 11. T E Smith inspector for Queensland Insurance Co Ltd in town. W Westers recent recovery noted. Tamworth All Australian week opens with judges for window displays. W Tempers and politics referenced with local election mood. W Weather claims vibration less Dinglas motor cycles agency by Red Bind and Waratah cycle shop Athowtrest. motor cycles priced from £7 pounds with prompt repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tynes
the Times
Madame Laurie
C. Murray
Myall Creek
Benshaw
Mocors, Armatrong & Co
Lee
Delungen
Inverell
Macon
Bob A. Sonmety
Thorn
J. 3. Barnes
Medsis
Sandeman & Co
Sydney
Barnes
Thanderglary
T. E Smith
Queensland Insurances Co. Ltd
Glen Inoes
Geoial T. Fie Anon- Tivalle!racopteur
Mr. W. Weater
Providance
Local jewellers announce new premier sale next week
J. E. Asher & Co and Mowre J. & Asterdad Co, famed Annodote jewelers on Otho Street, reveal a broad new premium sale opening next week. They advertise a wide range from jewelry and watches to electroplated ware and clocks, claiming strong stock and competitive prices for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowre J. & Asterdad Co
Othoshreet
Ealictt W
Pal- Ne Paluta
Licensing Court Hears Royal Maser Hall Approval
The Licensing Court reviewed the re licensing of the Royal Maser Hall. The bench, after hearing evidence and inspecting the premises, recommended granting the license amid objector representations. A snow event is noted with recent falls affecting Armidale district and surrounding hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. la B. Brown
P.M
Messrs
Limited liability venture formed from four engineers in Uthoatrest
Four rew company Measra Romble Kiloiwater plan to form a limited liability firm with £3000 capital in 600 shares of £1 each. Shares offered: £0 5s on application £0 44 00 allotment 1s in arrears months from allotment. two thousand shares already subscribed. provisional directors named including Bucknell Rumble Howard Kilminster and Stuckey. Kilminater acts pro tem as corolary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measra
Romble & Kiloiwater
Motor Car and General Engineers
Couthbuildees
Uthoatrest
Messia
Ramble
Kilminater
Taverell
Mesars
N.C. Bucknell
George W. Rumble
R. G. Howard
A. Kilminater
Dy. F. &. Stuckey
Kilminster
Corolary Pro
Weather Severo Scorches Two Days With Snow Forecast
The past two days brought extreme cold with frost and sleet. Temperatures fell rapidly as rain and wind chilled the region. by Thursday morning snow was sighted near Rosa Hill and Newstead, while many towns logged post office totals up to Thursday oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Hill
Newstead
Ineeroll
Bandarre
Uralla
Waloha
Emmaville
Glee Tones
Armidale
Wariabde
Yetman
Tamworth
Narrabri
Barrabea
Millie
Boggabri
Gonsedah
Manilla
Collagenobri
Wee Wasa
Wirths Circus Brings Daring Acts to Tuvur Ell
Wirths Circus arrives Monday June 2 with Daredevil Desperado diving 60 feet onto a curved wooden platform and Alfredo the flying man performing on the trapeze. Wesnons Tedoain Arabs showcase whirlwind tumbling gun spins and pyramid work. Madama Bertw the millionaire horse trainer presents trained horses. Dablado's flock of Spanish mountain sheep and two pig clowns perform. Albert Toulouse balances as the clowns Joey and George provide humor. A menagerie of wild animals completes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
Tuvurell
Daredevil
Desperado
Alfredo
Wesnon
America
Madama Bertw
Dablado
Albert Toulouse
Joey
George
Direct telephonic link planned for Weallangra region action
Deputy Postmaster General informs Mr. Webster that direct telephonic communication will be established for Weallangra via Ashford. Officials Lloyd, Mossie, and Blyzham, as liquidators for Glen Innes, will inspect at Lowell, 20 miles from Laverel, on Wednesday the 24th, for a major mining machinery sale used by the Conrad mines. Full details appear in the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Wallangra
Webster
Lela Letaeala Teverel
Weallangra
Ander
Ashford
Actuder
Lloyd
Mossie
McGregor
Blyzham
Auetienisrs
Glen Innoe
Lowell
Laverel
Conrad
Military Hall event draws sixty couples in town hall
Despite poor weather about 60 couples attended the Military Hall of the Half-squadron of the 5th Light Horel in Taesday Town Hall. Mr T Jardine acted as o. and music by Moss F Baker Hiptech cornet J Taylor violin and W Blackburn double bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invarell
Inverell Pipe Band Seeks Ballarat Contest Support
Inverell committees work to fund and dispatch the pipe band to Ballarat contests. Delegates met in Moree with the Caledonian Society and received a warm welcome. Moree pledged financial help, guaranteeing £85 for transport and related costs, with a concert planned to raise more funds and possibly two Morve performers to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Ballarat
Mores
Olint
Incal Caledonian Society
Sutter
McDonald Huse
Moree Society
Maree Socivt Onanimotaly
Balherat
Taverell Committee
Tac
Morve
Quirindi Jockey Club Admits Indiesree at Meeting
Racing notes report Indiesree admitted to Quirindi Jockey Club meetings with others following suit. Plantain won the Gwydir Handicap at Moree and was runner up to Mack Prince in the Club handicap. Wack Prince, after a recent win at the local hospital meeting, claimed a double at the Morea races this week. The veteran gelding has raced widely including Sydney Melbourne and Queensland venues. Black Prince is aged about 12 or 13, illustrating his enduring racing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quirindi Jockey Club
Plantain
Moree
Mack Princa
Wack Prince
Morea
Sydney
Melbourne
Queensland
Black Prince
Boxing Roundup From Beziers and London Fights
Georges Carpentier stopped Hattling Hobinson in three rounds at Beziers France on Tuesday. Snowy Baker set a boxing conference at the Hotel Australia on June 24 to standardize judging methods. Bombardier Wells advances his claim for a decisive bout with Colin Dole. Bell trains well for his third UK bout. Leroy Delaney outpointed Harry Stone over 20 rounds for a £700 purse at the National Sporting Club London. Voelaney dominated, Stone salvaging four rounds with a finger craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Carpentier
Hattling Hobinson
Beziers
France
Snowy
Baker
Australia
Bombardier Wells
Colin Dole
Anya
Leroy Delaney
Harry Stone
National Sporting Club
London
Voelaney
Stone
Moree Winter Meeting Races at Muro Racing Club
The winter meeting at the Muro Racing Club featured multiple races including Opening Handicap Marie Clare Park Stakes Queen River Gwydir Handicap Plantain and several others with winners such as Havocrnsia Blairmore Handicap Black Prince and Marie Clara among placements noted as 1st 2nd or 3rd in each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plantain
Havocrnsia
Vale
Suranna
Tonic Water From Messie F and E Thomas
The tonic water produced by Messie F and E Thomas is reported to be increasing in demand daily. The notice prompts readers to respond with a firm “Yes” when asked and to place an order for a tunic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
E. Thomas
Brodie's Plains Dance Event Hindered by Weather
A Wednesday ball at Brodie's Plains drew a fair crowd despite cold weather. Music by Mrs tnbeor and J. T. Salmon, with Keats in charge of catering, kept guests entertained. The area faced freezing temperatures, light sleet, and snow on highlands, while roads remain in good condition and work proceeds on the road to Brannifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broodie's Plains
Stannifor
Ben Lomond
Brodie's
Macintyre Shire
Here
Brannifer
Oakwood Hall Concert Aids School Tennis Club
A well attended Oakwood Hall event on Friday evening raised funds for the school tennis club. The program featured vocal numbers, solos, a pennant of dances, comic songs, and a wand drill by senior girls, ending with God Save the King. Attendance totaled £4 after a late postponement due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Hall
Profesor Stedman
Beattie
Richardson
Jack Danshire
Harding
Jack Middleton
Hichardson
Harsh Winter Lowers Activity In Stannifer District
Very cold weather grips Stannifer with 28 degrees and low temperatures. Mining slackens as dredges close or reduce staff. Illness, school attendance declines, and Sunday play in the public park draws protest. Local groups discuss revival of the Progress Association and repairs to oval school and residence. Tennis club events continue. a hall event by the Stannifer Tennis Club drew a sizable crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levens
Progress Association
Oval
Stanuifer Tennis Club
Ellis
Seur
Uncertain prospects at Conrad and King af Reet mines
Rumors stir about a new syndicate to take over the Conrad and King af Reet mines after the current exemption ends the 28th. Many miners have left, population shrank, and houses were moved to Tingbe and Inverell. Mr D Grove’s arrival excites claimants. lack of a battery hampers lode development. Mrs Lowe recovers from rheumatic fever. Mr Barcott departs to a lucrative post in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Tinka
Conrad
King Af Reet
Oll Howe
Bu B
Tingbe
Inverell
Ald
D. Grove
Minera
Howell
Lowe
Barcott
Gonrad
Federal Hall
Sydney
Metropolis
Sou
Notices of Crown land revocation and lease notifications
Government Gazette June 10 lists revocation proposals for parts of travelling stock and camping reserve H 316 in Bloonbah Arrawatta including 50 acres near northeast corner for Crown Lease 1913 12 and 50 acres along western boundary for A W Miller. Objections due by June 1 1914 to Local Land Board Armidale Inverell. Also notices of Crown lease executions to Patrick Joseph Byrne Arthur Leader and Edward Baxter detailing blocks parcels parishes counties shires and rental terms with lease durations from 45 years starting 1919 1924 and 1919 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloonbah
Arrawatta
Inverell
A. W. Miller
A.C.P
Crown Land Agent
Local Land Board
Armidale
Patrick Joseph Byrne
Wyndham
Acrawatta
Ashford
Peara
Arthur Leader
Parish
Severn
Edward Baxter
Swintonburn
Hardings
Basnock Burn
Commercial sale of cattle at Glen Toners sale yards
Messrs McGregor and Bloxhamm conducted a large cattle sale at Glen Toners yards Friday with about 409 head sold. Prices varied, buyers were numerous though bidding varied. Notable lots and prices are listed under accounts O Nara Ferracabad J Sar guant Morton and others. Saturday sale included weaners and ewes at quoted rates. Brisbane wool market opened firm with high fleece prices and strong American demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
McGregor & Bloxhammport
Glen Tones
Aeconnt LM
O'Nara
Ferracabad
J. Sarguant
Charles Morton
Erica Weaners
Brisbane
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Jaone
Hest Groden
Amerion
Foreword of Electoral Rolls and Mineral Output Across Australia
The latest news notes the Prime Minister promising NE W electoral rolls by July 1. Labor appeal frames the coming elections around union principles. Reports include smallpox cases, child labor on dairy farms, estate value of Inaac Barnshaw, missing collier Helen Nicoll, and severe snow storms near Armidale. Australia’s mineral production tops 2 3 000 000 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
Senatory Lefe Ad Henderson
Ile Council For Lands
Perth
Newcastle
Portus
Earnshaw
Inaac Baryshaw
Randwick
Collier
Helen Nicoll
Guycenin- General, Mineral Productivg
Australia
Hias
Cables Turmoil Amid Czar Trip averted attack and wreck
A failed attack on Czar Nicholas II during a Russia voyage caused a derailment after a pilot train exploded in front of royal carriages. The royal family escaped injury as several people were wounded. In other news, Merman the Australian bred racehorse died in Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czatt
Russia
Merman
Ae Langtry
Hull
Neckar Valley
Stuttgart
de Can
Fulix
Ney
Letter to the editor on thrift and cash basis in money market
Correspondence from Tau Times discusses easing money market gloom and predicts fairer credit in the near future. It urges thrift, reduced credit, and a shift toward spot cash to strengthen regional trade and financial stability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inverell Times
Diamond Industry
KR. W. Cooper
Red Bind
J. E. Asher & Co
On “ Argus
al' Hess Wis
Tingba
Swanpeak
Rew Company
Tuaf
Muro Racing Club
District News
Oakwood
Stannifer
Howell Howell
Gazette Notices
Commercial
Sumilay
Tau Times
Credit Austum
Coverell, Janeth
Mourrow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!