Sydney struggles with rapid growth and aging infrastructure
The metropolis faces overloaded utilities railways roads and water and sewerage delays. Pressure mounts for a North West rail link and a second George River bridge while calls grow for toll removal and greater road funding. Political action and federal and state support are urged to unlock capital.
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Cuwmberland
Tenmaport
Aparn
Werragambs
Sydney
Sydney Harbour Bridge
George’s River
Inverell
Glen Lunes
Eee Oe
Unk
Nagihi Ne
Step Teas Sham Obmalas
Iemofe Ral Fies
Ergenis Silens Cands
Unises
Pea contract signals future for Inverell district crops
A district agronomist notes four local farmers have contracted to grow 200 acres of peas, linking peas to diversification in Inverell. He stresses careful soil prep, timely sowing, and fall rainfall as key to success, with potential for pea residue to be used as fodder and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEAS
Pat
Inverell
A. Johnston
Joh An Warret
Auction Notice for Eton Property and Farm Sale
The notice advertises a July auction at Byron Street Litre ey eel for Eton property sale by auction. Machinery and household goods, cattle and beef stock feature in the sale. The auction is announced to take place June 1 at 1 30 pm, with D Brown listed as an agent and sale location three miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangemm Valley
Haitgeds Vale
Eton
Katner
Byron Street
W. Oad
Parry
D. Brown
Inverell Society Notes and Local Marriages
Inverell and district residents attend weddings and hospital visits. Notables include Miss Priscilla Vin and Mr Lionel Dimond at St Andrew’s Church, with families and guests from Ashford, Melbourne, Ballarat and Tamworth. Ambulance and hospital updates reflect ongoing community events.
Aero Club Proposal To Run North West Aerial Ambulance Service
A public meeting in Inverell discusses forming an Aero Club to operate sick or injured passenger transport by air within the North West. Plans outline a Miles Messenger type aircraft, hangar, maintenance, and staffing with government support sought from local councils and civil aviation rules. Travel time comparisons favor air transport for long distances, with projected costs and operational details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Club
North-West
Alan Coun
Ciuseus
Oc. A
Misimes
Schamr
Ur Holmes Anid
Line Aero Club
Fiandie
Niles
Atrera
Ae Aero Club
Mive Hieke
Tym TV Eee
Tucelus
Amalies
As Inn
Admace
Department of Civil Aviation
Ares
Civil Aviation Department
Inverell
Addie
Minum
North West
Smalles
Witt Lie
Aircrad| Wa
Usiny Imeld
Randal Elie
Hhealso
Dr. Cociksoe
Amundane
L. Wyte
Ald Myers
Admans
D. Hogan
Mater
Holmes
Moe Bom
Ditchfeld
Acro Clu
Mire Purdy
Dlichfield
Aervice
Miehfielt
Pee Seven Aero Club de
Bearta
Dornant
Mosary
Inverell Caravaner Chooses Land Settlement
Mrs Lowe, known as a caravaneer, settles on a 2000 acre Stanborough property near Inverell after six weeks of living in a self contained caravan. She has long been connected to the land, with her father a noted primary producer in Orange. Her caravan pets a watchdog pair accompany her, and she plans to establish as a painter while managing the new holdings.
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Rita Lowe
Australia
Inverell
Layne
Sue
Hrroo
Byars Street
Nut
Wis
Erasing
Xtra
Low
Aerdfen
Stanborough
Atralia
Rae
Lowe
Orange
Levee
Caravem
Lea
Aeales Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Bia
Northern Territory
Mrs. Lowe
Olla
Achden
Alta Gieson
Bent
Johnson
Guyra Shire Urges Road Repair to Aid Invera Wool Trade
The Gwydir Progress Association pressed the Chamber to back repair of the Lee road to prevent isolation of Guyra district residents who rely on it for wool and produce transport to Inverell. The flood aftermath notes Fatality Stan Themes of Cowra drowned. family ties to Inverell noted as relief efforts discussed.
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Coamira
Ead
Reed Wes
Eo Cramer
Iru
Guyra Shira
Progres Association Tolt
Guyra Brimeoud
Dietrick
Mevers
Toe Chamber
H. Nelson
Gwydir Progress Association
Lee Road
Inverell
Guyra
Stan Themes
Cowre
Wesley
John Boland
Oswald St
Thomas
Robbery on Byron Street Disturbs Inverell District
In Inverell a robbery occurred on Byron Street with entry through a smashed window. Police investigate and report suspects and notes on local transport discussions and public response to a North West Hospital Transport scheme.
80 000 Acres Oats Sown This Year News Update
Large oat sowing area reported with 80 000 acres and many grain silos. Early sow oats show excellent progress despite cold weather with good grazing prospects. Some heads have begun to form and yield expectations rise. Sorghum harvest faces frost and pests but may yield reasonably.
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Austin
Aes 41
Tosore
Johnson
New Roger
Elietkhik
INL P A WHEAT CROP COMPETITION OUTLINE
The INL P A wheat crop contest sets prize amounts for first and steer categories and outlines entry divisions. At yesterday’s Inverell Association meeting the entrance fee and secretary J Campbell explained four entries had been received in the Sacre division and three in the 2 acre. Names of prize winners were discussed with several members named and an anonymous member present.
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Yeterday
Invere
J. Campbell
Alt Priaemaney
Downs
Miers G. Woods
Z. File
B. Tomlinson
Radio Movie Quiz Prompt Features Name Mix and Clues
A scrambled broadcasting teaser outlines a weekly radio movie quiz with themes and a prize. It mentions Len Wynne INZ Loomniry and a future edition in Werkeslayville with Lana Turner as a prior winner.
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Roth
Heliw
Cour Nevis
Len Wynne
Loomniry
Wil Wiper
Werkeslayville
Lana Turner
Inverell Show Rodeo Decisions and Monthly Meeting Change
Inverell F and A Association agrees to hold meetings on the second Friday each month. A resignation of two officers is noted with thanks for long service. Rodeo duties, prizes, and membership matters are discussed, including the judging nod for the rodeo and a forthcoming annual meeting set for July 16.
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Inverell F. & A. Association
L Baonrier
Wylie Creek
Tenterfield
Univerell Feather Club
Byron Tomlinson
Major Jardine
Lawerr
RS Melintyre
Melntyre
Iedy Rer
North West
McIntyre
Inverell Show Sheep Section Faces Prize Money Debate
At the Inverell show a discussion highlighted that Inverell and Glen Innes led in sheep classes with high costs and limited prize money. Speakers argued exhibitors rarely recoup show expenses and questioned the value of prize money, while gender roles on the committee were debated and a push to include women gained ground.
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Inverell
Mo Campbell
Glen Innes
Tomlinson
Campbel
Swan
Cate
Auatralia
Glen Thames
Tiveret
Jess
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Jim
Rupert
Joram Bons
Misa Fibre
Laverest Belmol
Ls Surbro Dajers
Iris iMirs A
Mona
Neal
Ilerpoon
Armidale Glen
Eugene
Cunninghams
Garry
Ee Narrabeen
EH Wake
Bt Club of
Alsear
San John
Clyde Glynn
Ciynn Wes
Nancy O'Bnen
Ewere
Tantetil
Sacred Heart
T. W . Wermida
Inyerell
Offord
Ederard
Wellingrove
George
Palmer
Reaumoh
Eve Handley
Ben Lo
Ernie Burns
Olly Z
Wo Lit
Mim
Betty Kynaston
Byron
Lette
Gierk
Cornell Chambers
C. W. Mason
Auburn Viale Road
Maxim
Lie Pastures Protecion Board
Muskits
Hla
Matifie
Ike Mir Mukim
Bun Turard
Wells
Bandard
Church At England
Westie
Preven
Wizard Cyn
Radbern Koen
Cookson
Posta
Ahares
Hulmes
Labwallong
Genlloie
Boctar
C* War
Gale Diomnes
Lady Caravaneer
C. Moone
Abel
Cial
Jatolep
Une
John Wiliam Daser
Inverel
Peting Cheam
BH Wrext
Daniel McCowan
Redeo
Com. Iniktee Yeaterdey
Mir FP
Pile
Ims Melon
Mertilig
G. Making
Mesare HS Strahley
G. C. Besty
Wy Strahley
Rte
Beaty
B. Tennliguch
P. G A. Association
Tall
Myers
Inh
Chinpendale
Wynne
Sheman
Reberly
Apines
OWA
D. S
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