Inverell Ambulance Committee Debates Service Extension
A meeting of the Inverell Ambulance committee discussed extending the service. The public vote in September may elect a new committee to pursue fresh ideas as the present service is deemed inadequate, with several attendees and officers named.
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Inverell Ambulance
James Campbell
A. F. Avern
Merppem
Walter Wilson
C Dught
W McFarland
Ht Burnard
Sow
Mears
W Swan
J A McDonald
Wooj Kinross
Mioe
Peressar
Miyor
Lester Leu
Hartetioe
Obituary of G F Nott Armidale builder and community leader
Armidale mourns George Frederick Nott long associated with the city’s growth over fifty years. Born Breeza Plains and raised Inverell he built culverts on the Armidale Greta Innes railway then brickwork at Armidale School and the Rural Bank Beardy Street before expanding as a contractor. He helped erect St Marys Cathedral Be La Salle College Ursuline Convent and other landmark structures across New England, and served with Rotary and local bodies. He died after illness shortly before his 76th birthday.
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Armidale
George Frederick Nott
W R. Nott
Breeza Plains
Inverell
Armidale-Greti Innes
Sydney
Armidale School
St Patrick's Orphanage
New England Girls School
Florence Grern
New England
Aye
Arrmadale
New
Eng
Arminale
Armiace
Rotary Clan
Owen
Prize Fighting Plot at Capitol Attraction
A dramatic note signals a Capitol Week plot centered on a prize fighter and a killer plan. The piece follows a man drawn toward quick fame through crime, detailing a murderous arc that unfolds amid theatrical satire and public spectacle. The cast includes Mare … Holden and Barbara Stanwyck as fictionalized store figures, while Catling Phite I Vatire is billed in supporting roles.
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Austin
Os & Pring
Ponter
Mare Willwan Holden
Barbara Stanwyck
Catling Phite
I Vatire Owstee
Accident at Wil Dutat Durum injures a resident
A person named Wil Dutat Durum suffered injuries after a fall in a yard area. First aid was given on scene and the individual was transported to Grafter Hospital for further medical evaluation and treatment. Authorities reported the incident to the district administrator.
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Amiilancr
Ir Grafter
Aerodrome Landing Fees Discussed by Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday night a Chamber meeting considered surveying towns across the state to determine general landing fees for planes using aerodromes. Attendees included C B Snodgrass as chair and several officers. discussion covered fees, maintenance funding, and alignment with state practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
C. B Snodgrass
H . Bletby
Mesara OF Smith
P Stphens
R McGee
P. G Campbell
Bolton
E M Ditchfeld
P Brown
J Gaukroger
Hutten
Campbell
A Raynham
Snodgrass
Glen Innes
Mr Wide
Mt Bantar
Knitting Contest At St Andrew’s WM A
The St Andrew s Women s Missionary Association met in Memorial Hall on Wednesday afternoon for a knitting competition. Members, including Mrs McKenna and Miss Sykes, completed a useful netting project and shared plans for future charity work.
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St. Sindrew's Women's Misery Ascordathenm
Kangaroo Drive Accident Report
An accident occurred during a kangaroo drive event described as chaotic with few readable details. George Benson, 24, of Biavuo and two others, Mr and Mrs Ber of Cepelon, were injured as a kangaroo ran into a crowd, causing a frightful scene at Tiehore.
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Hellan
Cionridinies
Kangarog
Cleorge Benson
Bia Uo
Ber
Cepelon
Wis
Berman Pheleins
Fredghijetiel
Tiehore
Beiyjer Wepre
Praetarinia Beg
Beaulivre to Contend Dundas in Busy Basheel Meeting
Dundas Handicap contenders include Beaulivre aiming to foil Bona Fide and Jazbeau as Belvoir tackles the hurdle field. Maiden Juvenile split, with Gorgeous facing a tricky barrier, and Three and Four Year Old Handicap entries led by Good Morning and June in a crowded card at Basheel.
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Basehill
Nelda
Beaulivre
Belvoir
Gorgeous Gorgeous
Pin Belvoir
BO Coping
Puptien Bie
Dake
King Offa
Coetz
Sir Mahamow Trent
MATS
Furs Firs Anasion
Sehoat Bey
Fet
Bass
Bendel
Trish Sea
HM King Park
Deane
Teooka
Dundas
Mohan
Redborouw
Tarn
Bona Fide
Samurai
Jagbeun
Buezal
Sideus
Madson iii
Nahin
Brown Bomber
Cragite
Fpapramatta Mile
Epeardaie
Binnia Hero
Opportuniat
Enatic ii
Monvell
Lithgow
Tony
Lady Marconigram
Val Eaton
Duke Caledon
Euphorbus
the Elk
Gorgeous
School Boy
Wedding Belle
Celebration
Joe
Moonee Valley Selections From Fabius For Tomorrow
Moonee Valley presents seven races tomorrow with two trial segments and a main handicap. Contenders include Windarra Hurdle with Our Boy Atticus International Burnewang Ten Oclock Sir Agrion. Travancore Steeple Brightello Henry Tudor Davanthus. Deep Creek Dluphane Snow White Grandson. Greenvale Welter Olenfine Dannevirke Citadel Chandos. Roundabout Gay Invader Beamish. Pordstar Manurere Winchester.
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Fabius
Moonee Valley
Gramme
Windarra
Our Boy
Atticus
Sir Agrion
Travancore
Brightello
Henry Tudor
Davanthus
Lim
Dluphane
Snow White
Grandson
Olenfine
Dannevirke
Citadel
Roundabout
Gay Invader
Beamish
Pordstar
Manurere
Winchester
Kensington Racing Results From Yesterday's Meeting
The Kensington Club staged a postponed meeting with results across multiple races. Pestoon won the Jumpers Flat with Sir Hugh second. Captain Gore led the Highweight Handicap, followed by Bonnie Don and Magic Ring. Second Division was won by Shot Gun, Opportunist second, Molyssm third. Third Division saw Hope 120 take first, White Ensign second, Matador third. Progressive Handicap was led by All Dart U1, Willie Green second, Walpole third. Three-and-Four-Year-Old Handicap winner Gallop with Koorenbeen second and Pimms fourth. Fourteen-two Handicap saw Lady Gay victorious, Kentucky second, Majores third.
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Kensinton Club
Pestoon
Sir Hugh
Trekster
Captain Gore
Bonnie Don
Magic Ring
Shot Gun
Opportunist
Molyssm
Cup Meeting Concludes With Jockey July Times Winning
Moree Race Club wrapped up the Winter Cup meeting as July Times won the principal event. Results featured Flying Handicap with Drasvor first and New Pork second, Jolly Times taking ME Handicap, and Pirate King winning Second Novice Handicap. Nominations open for Clarence River Carnival with Ramoriie Handicap and Grafton Cup among main events, notes secretary Kathleen O Mars confirming busy preparations.
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Moree Race Club
Drasvor
New Pork
Chrysatean
Chvsalean
Drasner
Lew Park
Peter's Folly
Sydney Carton
Scarlet Line
Peters Folly
Aalowrie
Val Paddington
Balowrie
Nassau
Crapton
Clarence River
Jickey Club
Cove
Huteber
Kathleen O' Mars
Grafton
Bonshaw Bits and Tennis Tournament Fund Drive
Miss Ruth Sargeant led a successful Sunday tennis event with American ladies and gents singles won by Miss J Ab Que and Mr Potter. Net proceeds reached about £400 for the Bonshaw War Relief Fund amid strong turnout. Local residents include J A Bargeant, Moses J, B Mitchell, Miss Hrien Sargeant, and Molly Miller visiting Tasmania. Camp enrollments ingleburn and Glen Innes residents noted.
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J A Bargeant
Moses J
B Mitchell
Hrien Sargeant
Faverstone
Molly Miller
Tasmania
Join Bargeant
Andrew Coventry
Mr. Homes
Glen Innes
Decla
Mick Tome
Ingleburn
Ruth Sargeant
J Ab Que
Potter
Benshaw War Relief Fund
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