Merino Show Crown Goes to Merriville and Gundah Studs
The Sydney show week featured top Merino exhibitors including the Merriville Stud of Walter Merrimay and the Gundah Stud of Anthony Hordern, with grand championship hopes centered on these entries. Gobbert claimed a major win expressing pride in a long ambition fulfilled, while other champions from Tamworth and Bindwood competed for lesser titles as the field emphasized quality flocks and breeding excellence.
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Anthony Hordern
Moor Stene
Merino
Merryville
Walter Merrimay
Gobbert
Syidney
Grote Bertram Unitil
Cintuda Ma
A. Harden
Ube
Haddon Ile
Bindwood
J. Tomliawn
Gobhert
Clare
Cubbert
Colyer
No Buyers At 5 Guineas At Jubilee Sheep Show
Friday report from Sydney notes a ram that won the Grand Championship at the Jubilee Sheep Show failed to attract buyers at five guineas. Owner-breeder Kenya Delongra said no one offered. Commentators discuss breeding value, wartime conditions, and farm economics affecting sale interest.
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Sydney
Bergen
Bemett Ier
Delungra Jubilant and Frantic Telegrams
A garbled text fragment recounts a scene of Delungra jubilation with scattered names and phrases. It mentions telegrams, shoes, and various unclear proper nouns, suggesting a chaotic, celebratory moment captured in a damaged page.
Rising electricity demand spotted in local area
A readable fragment suggests growing demand for electricity with mentions of Mather and local entities. It notes increases in electricity usage anticipated within the next year and references a municipal or utility context. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mit Mather
Stes
Mather
Erie
Copeton farewell honors for Frame and Frome families
A community gathering at the home of Mr Jack Brantree saluted the Frame and Frome families for their long service in Copeton. Speakers, including Mr Chen Hil, lauded their contributions to local life and the Church of Scotland where Frame served as warden for 24 years, while a wallet of notes was presented to mark the occasion.
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Colley
Copeton
Jack Brantrr
Frame
Apraker
Chen Hil
Frome
Inbor
Church of
Inverell Chamber Adopts Road and Lane Plans Amid Tax Visit
Inverell Chamber discusses a 18 month start for a government line project and urges the Premier's pledge. Lanes on Otho Byron Campbell streets to be resurfaced this year as traffic safety and pedestrian access are reviewed. Members vote on subscription increases and welcome taxation officials visiting July 10 to 17 for interviews with taxpayers.
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Salenans Taintpee Sonerm - Conmeree
Chamber of Letters
N . Myers
MeQirr
Sheahan
A Brissett
G. C. Halley
Taverell
Otho
Byron
Campbell Street
Ditehalekhie Council
Mir Parmenter
Ditchfield
Department of Taxation
Inverell
Education conference drama in the schools
Teachers gathered at Inverell for seminars on teaching methods. A student group performed a vibrant version of Robin Hood under the guidance of Mr. Frome Dempsey, while a ballad impressed the audience. Barbara Vernon chaired a session praising local drama efforts.
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Inverell
Eemon
Frome Dempsey
Clit Momoene
Mix
Barbara Vernon
QNZ
Tnverel
Local Bank Staffer Transferred Amid Family Move
Mr. GM Tales of the local Bank of New South Wales staff is transferred to Kardea this week. The family plans to depart Inverest, leaving father Nicholson of Ress Hill with them as preparations proceed for the move.
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Carthy
Ap Ervil Oror
Inverestimates
Mr. & Nicholson
Ress Hill
Religion and Education debate at Laverell Town Hall
Rev Emlyn James led a discussion on Religion and Education at Laverell Town Hall. He argued both fields are old and formative, urging cooperation to build a spiritual community while acknowledging differences in aims and methods. The talk stressed harmony between faith and learning and recognized educators' role in guiding moral education alongside science and culture.
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Emlyn James
Laverell Town Hall
Mr. James
James
Dames
Peel
Jamey
MM James
Karl Mannheim
Janes
Chad
Fry Hayes
Wicil
Air Ko Hopper
PL and Association
Governor's Two Days in Inverell Jubilee Visit Extended
The Governor Sir John Northcott will attend Inverell Jubilee celebrations with a schedule showing arrival on Sunday October 2 and a two day program to Monday October 3. Local officials expect a formal opening and related civic events, with Jubilee committee noting possible changes to the Monday departure.
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Bruxcer
Thyewell
Civernors
Inverell Police Back To The Bicycle
Inverell Chamber of Commerce hears from Mr Campbell that police transport is limited to an old ex Army motor bike and sidecar in poor order. An ambulance is used in accidents and officers must walk home when it returns. A letter was sent to the Police Commissioner outlining the transport crisis.
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O Brien
Sie
Senate
Staller
Inverell
Necesary Lena
Barat
Joltation
Campbell
Ted
Sydney
Fronge Taco
Local council notes road works and civic matters
A disrupted town record shows Aldermanic remarks on civil complaints, street re-sheeting on Vivian Street, bitumen sealing plans for Otho and Byron Streets, and the Works Committee reviewing crushed metal sales and sewer materials. It records references to Campbell Street hall rates, road between Single ton and Windsor, and upcoming public holiday.
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Vivian Street
Otho
Byron
Ald Sarwent
Abdonus
Quirrinell Murstciial Council
Singleton
Ang Windsor Enmalet
Wilk & Bit L Ts Hurts
Chitin
Herbert Stree
A Johnsem
Momdye
Land grab dispute over Newstead North land sale
Key figures Bucknell and Renshaw clash over a 16.40 acre transfer to the Government for soldier settlement. Bucknell alleges duress, claiming the deal was forced and not voluntary while Renshaw defends the minister’s handled valuation and insists negotiations were by agreement with landowners.
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Inverell Grasier
Pitt
Newstead North
Bucknell
Newstead
France
Lands Department
Cloner
Ren Pla
Aden
Auekivetl
Lance
J.B Renshaw
Renshaw
Landa Department
Mir Renshaw
Delavy
Evensan
The Silver Spur and Crown Mines Near Stanthorpe
In the Stanthorpe area prospectors report the Silver Spur mine near Teva, King Hill, and Silver Crown along the Stanthorpe road. Workers describe copper and ore finds, with the Silver Spur running toward Teva and the Silver King site connected to King Hill. A native piece found near Turkey Mountain hints at mineral potential, while others claim limited work and broad prairie country suitable for exploration.
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Cujiper
Ailver Spur
Teva
King Hill
Uvere
Stanthorpe
Turkey Mountain
Smilar
Benefit From Education Conferences Highlighted At Forum
A regional conference organized by the Teachers Federation drew teachers, clergy, and local officials including Father Meehan and Dr Wyndham. Speakers stressed mutual benefit, the value of teachers in shaping youth, and the role of education in community progress. The event featured a keynote dinner and discussions on pressing education matters for Inverell and surrounding districts.
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Terence
Father Meehan
Armidale Diocesa
Wyndham
Dave
Corr Wiven Hing
Fey Emlyn James
Teachers’ Federation
Kenneth Re
Inverell
Hanan
Tamorraw
Cald
Local Sale Notice For July 7 At 2:30 PM
A fragmented notice announces a coming sale at a local location on Saturday July 7 at 2 30 PM. The readable fragment lists an event time and day but lacks complete address or organizer details.
Alappeten sale realigns for Orpingtons and 12 chicks
Residents of Ube lorallite report a local sale realigned to Saturday 4 featuring 12 Orpingtons chicks. The event drew attention as a potential record for hatch counts and poultry entries.
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Hick Orpington
Ube Lorallite
Bottle-Top Shortage Cited by Manufacturers Trade Body
The NSW Beverage Manufacturers Association warns that a duty removal on imported crown seals would raise costs and curb production. Crown-seal shortages threaten about five million dozen fewer soft drink bottles, with crown-seal suppliers cutting supply by a third. Also noted is an Inverell Council special meeting convened to discuss general business and council affairs at Gaul Vi Street.
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San Alcahiil Beverage Mutacturers
Asonc Lation
Hardinanam
Hardingtony
Hardingham
Evi Waft
Nsw
Crown
Inverell Council
Inverell Marterial Council
Ald BM Wade
J. A. Oilroy
A. H Sargent
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Pele
Fee
Golbert
Kenya
Michal
UPA
Delungra
Ceneleere
Bert Pahdboting
Vay Weir
Fred
Rabnit
North-West County Council Prospects
Hot Mather
Priett
Breargh
Ber
Derma
Herve ‘ Acheme
Hart
Gonstrieten
Cunningham
Worth West
New England Mineral Producers
Eddy Heine
Invere
Glen
Vitor
Wid
Graham Little
Woorak
Bunda
Pias
Pilotoet
Courw
East Sale
Victoria
Pfeffer
Daunter Kay
Inver
Dewich Hospital
Thomas Ele
Ouno Street
Kirk
Dorothy Govion
White Street
Allen Hughes Cavermilk
Hiathes
P. Davi
Byron Street
Sacred Heart Church
Janis Mirtin
Noh
Tetein
Baxter Cale
Coonte
Cooban
Rito Hanpetl
Petal
Byrnes
the Cooke
Lucan
Weel
Ferd Jooret
Ullamannas
Bo Wilson
Hendercor Biren
Tiverells
Foc Byrne
Brae Street
Hee Sheara
Second Wat
Morraye
Vile
Celete
Follin
Ada Jen Caneden
Hobartie
Kingstown
Ted Farmerly
Ajete
Ore
East
James Moree
No Morse
Ot Meundewai
Brun Earra
PF Ow. Sehliebs
Ted VoMne Ao
Jaimnes
Granville Street
Eat
Brisbane
John Mackie
Ewstal Star
Mackie
Mickle
Kurr
Anna Holl- Tees Nrjer
Seret McGuinness
Ayr
Boverell Police Stwt
Dave Hiscox
Pat
Agveret
Pormeritor
Bern Elven Br Marke
Wien
Yury
Tories
Emmy Feleston
Bema
Ibe
Mr Hol
Camp Dell
List Hight
Inverell Chamber of Commence
Cheri
J. E
Ald
Saront
Val
Bob Waile
Warde Salt Mouneil Works
Thear Lew
Ole Guides
Finance Crimiitee
Prwlir Wiel
Seatine
Cambell
Herald
Henshaw
War Service
Ras Tatoo
Benefit
Ghurew
Sarnville Be
Np Saurtay
Aevacs
Timter Corten
Heart
Gaul Vi Street
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