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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
4
Clerk J. E. Colquhoun reported eight cows wandered near the Commercial area with no officer taking action. Alderman Gees quoted the mayor stating cows were seen on the main street and causing disturbances as stock continued to roam the town.
Personal notices report operations and hospital admissions at Inverell with mentions of Mrs A Harne, Miss Sgrave, and Matron status at Silver Waves home. Other items note transfers within Bank of New South Wales staff, a new baby at Eton Gramar, and travel by residents to Brisbane and North Queensland.
Ald Gilroy reports the Transport Officer denies a tam l truck class while Trang and ilen seek approval under the Local Government Act. The Mayor notes many similar services. the Town Clerk cites advisory advice and questions if licence would carry passengers. A motion to allow two licenses is proposed and debated, with a Works Committee meeting suggested to discuss further.
A new bus service under Shire Council management will operate between Inverell, Stannifer, and Tingha with departures from Inverell at 7 45 am and arrivals at Stannifer and Tingha at 7 30 am. Return trips start from public schools and colleges with schedules listed for Pelican, Convent, and High School stops. The Department of Education will subsidize the service starting Monday, with fares and timetable details published in local notices.
In Inverell municipal context the council considered land acquisition and negotiations for an aerodrome near Gilgai after Department of Civil Aviation advised preference for Gilwad site. Public inquiry and Sydney authorities referenced as part of the process. minutes note lack of knowledge about any inquiry and refer to a formal adoption of the minute.
A three year old Bald Blair steer, sired by Wallali Ottoman, topped the Sydney Fat Cattle Show at Aberdeen Annu ferry segment. The champion, bred by J Praser of Dethii, defeated rival Herefords and Short horns for the meritorious award, with notable entries from Bin Gera and Mandy.
A fragmented text discusses the economics of a bus terminal with scattered phrases about analysis, costs, and potential impacts. The readable parts reference planning, efficiency, and regional considerations affecting operations and finances.
The Health Inspector announced progress on softening town water this week. He cited plans to introduce Calgon into the supply and noted Proline and Kandes Yime input while weed and toa free precipitation reports continued.
The Inverell District Agronomist, Mr A Johnson, advises resting lucerne paddocks during cold weather to protect crowns and roots. He notes winter feeding depletes reserves, leaves power growth, and recommends light cultivation and late winter top-dress with superphosphate for long term benefit.
Fragmentary notes describe a remedy to treat soil with a gas based on a metal disc to cover a row and absorb gas. Details are unclear and names or locations are not readable.
A truck door opened while travelling along Glen Innes Road six miles from Inverell on Monday. The driver sustained abrasions to the face arms and legs. The vehicle was damaged but the truck driver and Mr Cheshire received prompt first aid.
An Inverell valuer receives a distinguished honor for service to the community. The official award recognizes decades of work in property valuation, land management, and civic duties benefiting local residents and regional development.
Fragmented OCR text shows a complaint about milk and a shelter issue involving local officials and a vendor. Names and places are unclear but reference to a town, a CTD, Fe bE Wow, and a police officer or official action appear amidst garbled lines.
The Rev J S Cowland will visit the rural area for a church conference. The event includes a wide range of clerical duties and meetings led by the chapter clerk and other church officials.
The trial in Melbourne collapsed as the jurors acquitted the author of libel charges after a brief deliberation. Judge and officials observed the speedy verdict while the public watched the proceedings at the courthouse.
News from the Triniel Patrolled Company states Inverell households now have full milk supplies. Production notes cite factory visits in northern New South Wales, rationing changes, and plans to raise deliveries by 50 percent with some regions already showing completed outputs.
At Inverell council Alderman Otroy urged attention to bicycles ridden without lights near the Mackenzie Bridge. Mayor Aldams noted difficulty seeing cyclists at dusk and the Town Clerk said police patrols were insufficient and no sustained action followed.
Inverel Council decided to proceed with a sealed application for a loan of £90000 to construct a drome at Gilgal. The plan includes seeking permission to refrain from levying a loan rate in connection with the proposal.
A request from Tweerell Pub Mc School for trading of the hall ground was considered but delayed. The matter was referred to the Works Committee for further action after prior undertakings were not met.
A meeting of Wool and Harvest Festival organizers discussed upcoming events to begin at the end of August, with Queen competitions and a festival week planned. Key figures included Mr Wynne and Mr Ditchfield, along with local business leaders, aiming to center the Wool and Harvest Festival in Inverell and coordinate Jubilee timing. The next meeting is set for August 30 to finalize Queen candidates and initial donations.
A shortage of bottle tops threatens heavy reductions in soft drink production. Manufacturers expect a one third output cut as crown seals and tinplate supplies drop, potentially curbing cordial and soda sales for months. Affected firms warn summer demand could worsen the impact. Proceeds from a CW A concert are urged to aid the fund.
A complaint by Mrs Weir alleges overcharging by taxi proprietor Mutelly for a journey on March 4. The committee reviewed the case and Mr McCauley admitted fault. Mrs Weir pursued the matter, while the board recommended action for an excessive fare.
A fragmentary report notes water on a footbridge prompting concerns about safety and maintenance. Officials from the Department of Main Route are mentioned along with a civic address referencing a local school and a marriage notice context.
The letters discuss Gilgal suburb growth and compare sites on Gwanbrook Road and Old Bundarra Road. Authors doubt Gilgal’s chance of expansion in the next century, urging postponement of the proposal until a later year.
Rainfall for June totals 285 points, surpassing the long term average. The unsettled spell accompanied cooler highs and a drop in temperatures with morning readings around 34 degrees and a forecast of sunnier, brighter conditions by midweek.
City officials discuss post sewerage damage and responsibility as aldermen push for contractor accountability and safety measures. A series of references to specific aldermen, committees, and future actions highlight ongoing concerns about repairs and public safety in the area.
A report describes an innovative Burmah home project near Inverell in northern New South Wales. Work began in April with hopes to complete before September, featuring rammed earth walls and red clay filling for temperature control, designed by architect R H Levgwood and built by J Smith.
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