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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
2
The readable text indicates a damaged entry about land areas and totals during an unspecified period. Names, dates, or precise locations are unclear, leaving only scattered figures and phrases suggesting a land measurement tally and related totals.
Community leaders in Inverell and nearby towns launch a campaign to secure Sal government railway construction and related facilities. The plan is in embryo but has solid backing, aiming to rally other northern towns and build momentum for higher public works recognition.
A garbled manuscript discusses political manipulation and public discontent with industrial policy. It critiques voters and leaders, mentions signatures, factory control, and government influence, reflecting unrest and distrust in policy decisions.
Fragmentary report discusses Britain and New Zealand naval roles and safety programs. It mentions Austra lia's different position and hints at alliances with Japan and France. The passage is garbled and presents a contested view of defense obligations and colonial policy.
Fragmented local notice outlines a quarterly lismaning court in Jera ex Jey with August opening and weekly intakes to be advertised. Amid unclear details a public event at Inverell is referenced with a ten year old reference and a parish priest noted in a separate line.
Fragmented OCR passage references regional estates and a letter account about a liberal term, with unclear names and events. No clear date, place, or decisive outcome is readable. The text mentions land and an apparent dispute among local parties, but specifics are obscured.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a deputation via AyPolivend and a synagogue style event. It references a meeting at a place called Lslerab Nesetations and mentions attempts toward a synod and a fight tourway to vei Barley and Vaile.
A highly garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and terms without coherent narrative. It references various figures and locations in a jumbled layout, lacking a clear event or outcome.
The report lists obscure names and figures linked to a ceremonial nomination under Pelandic auspices for Tuverell Minpita aid. It notes rainfall impacts and a long row of bizarre numeric entries, mentioning Kamaville, Glo Eunen, Wands, Lannworth, Maurabe Fetoum and Dolgully among others, with scattered pint and tally values.
A detailed report records the Jockey Club gathering at the Oster Hotel on February night. Attendees include A Bolgapre, Wlacky Le, and J. Jis, with officials and guests listed and notes on motions, fees, and arrangements for the spring meeting.
A fragmented report outlines Crown Lands Act provisions with references to regulations approval by the governor and executive council. It mentions conditional terms for applications, required support fees, and inquiries handled by a board. The text references a conveyance and annual rent considerations for settlements.
Notice outlines a land sale under the Crown Lands Act Amendment with conditions on transfer restrictions and social conditions. It lists parcels in New South Wales near Roash Walle and Henry Hamel with acreages and capital values, including specific regional references and dates.
Orewta captured the Fannesyde Mickland Cup at the 8 Low Sabucdag event, defeating rivals in a decisive performance. The result highlights Orewta's prominence in the competition and secures the cup title for the year.
A garbled sports column notes racing at a Thursday meeting with W Cuyme as a standout, cycling through jockey club politics and Derby prize issues. It mentions horses, jockeys, and a Sydney nightclub fight with injuries, plus football results and local club performances.
A chaotic report describes a football match with unclear progress, contrasting defense and offense as teams struggle with form. It mentions Western Union Py Windom and several players by name, but details are fragmented and the outcome is mixed with stylistic commentary.
A mixed commercial report from Withcombe notes rainfall and fluctuating demand with prices for cattle, sheep, and fowl. Listings include cows, bullocks, steers, pigs, and horses with varied valuations, plus reference to upcoming weekly yarding and market activity.
The Land Board session opened at the Court House on Friday with officials including Mr. Wogarth and Mr. Kenny presiding. The record lists numerous parcel agreements, waivers, and conditions for lands in various townships, noting withdrawals and pending actions as of the date.
Heavy rains cause trains halted and roads submerged around Camden. Passenger disruption midweek as 701 travelers affected and railway links severed. A separate incident reports a robbery at a skating rink with about £200 stolen. The State Cabinet meets to discuss freight and passenger insurance proposals. Rugby league and union matches draw large crowds with New Zealand teams competing.
Reported confusion over forming the Federal Cabinet amid doubt about acceptances and ministerial roles. A fatal football accident near Stacy Borough involved a young man killed after being kicked in the head during a match. The poll for the Beauty years closes today as independent candidate Josiah Xyione faces scrutiny over his £25 deposit.
A committes meeting of the local trench of the Fraad 8, Awa siation was held on Wednesday. Present were Thora Arkinatall chair, Turner, F. Molwor, J. Mebaulilau, W. Westprahin, hy trou secretary A. Sahnon. The immuume of the previous wooting were road aul edopted aauil doe Retideal. Arkivatall was an ointed delagata to attach the maxt uuual conference.
Unclear readable excerpt shows P. Halstan of Howell granted by a Lie Magistrate. Details are fragmentary with names and place evident but action and outcome not fully discernible.
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