Bank of New South Wales Circular Calls Economic Rebuild
Inverell Times notes the Bank of New South Wales circular urging economic nationalism to readjust Australia’s economy. It argues for consuming domestic raw materials, avoiding foreign borrowing for development, and expanding cultivation to boost wealth and population, with politicians turning theory into practice.
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Bank of New South Wales
Australia
New Sou Wales
Conmikcom
Lingood
Local and General Notes on Community Events and Rumors
Local notices describe a new men s hockey club fund drive a euchre party at the School of Arts hall and social events. Reports mention maize gifts to the Daily Examiner office weathered by rumors of large sums and a rare cold spell with alleged river deaths later debunked by police.
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School of Arts
A. E. Bailey
Waterview
Daily Examiner
Grafton
Howard Estate Sale of Prime Allotments By The River
The Howard Estate offers two allotments named Spica Kopje with front views and two others along King Street overlooking the river. Large plots with easy terms, £5 deposit and £1 monthly. Sale Saturday in mid July at 2:30 pm. Plans obtainable from architects Messrs. Murray and Euther.
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Howard Estate
King Street
Archipbeers, Messrs. Murray && Euther
Rain Ahead and June Sunspot Signs Forecast
Inigo Jones reports from Crohambhurst on June 15 with Breal sunspot observed for the last time and new activity on the Tinng Lime. The unsettled upper air suggests changes to the June rain group timing, with initial showers noted since June 17 and signs of evolving atmospheric conditions.
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Inigo Jones
Queensland
Crohambhurst
Breal
Léric
Uy Sun
Crete
Obituary: David John Cross Dies Quietly at Home
David John Cross, aged about 70, died in his sleep after a two year illness. A Hawkesbury River native and long time grazier at Wilga Downs in Moree district, he lived with Nicholas Murphy in his final years. His wife had died in Sydney two years earlier. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with Rev Father Cullen of Inverell officiating at the Roman Catholic cemetery.
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David John Cross
Nicholas Murphy
Warialda
Moree
Sydney
Wakaida
Father Cullen
Inverell
Death of Phillip Joseph Galvin in Moree District Hospital
Phillip Joseph Galvin aged 73 died after a lengthy illness in Moree District Hospital. Born in Ireland, he arrived in Australia at 16 and farmed in Inverell before moving to the Moree district ten years ago. He is survived by his wife, two sons William John Galvin of Inverell and Phillip Joseph Galvin of Goondiwindi, and four daughters Mrs Smale of Texas, Miss Mal ware, Bridget Galvin of Sydney, Kathleen Maud Galvin of Sydney, and Mrs A R Clark of Moree. Funeral was held Monday with burial in the BC section of the cemetery, Rev. Father Hiscox officiating.
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Moree District
Phillip Joseph Galvin
Ireland
Austtalia
Inverell
Messrs
William John Galvin
Goondiwindi
William Garrett
Thomas Garrett
Annual Catholic Ball Promises Elegant Social Evening
The annual Catholic ball aims for top entertainment with Mesdames Liggings and Schmiede as honorary secretaries overseeing the event on Monday night, plus a grand kiddies revelry on Tuesday. Gordon O Shannessy conducts the orchestra as the Town Hall floor is refreshed, supper served in the School of Arts hall, and tickets priced at 7/6 for doubles and 4/ for singles.
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Mesdames
W. F. Liggings
Schmiede
Gordon O'Shannessy
Town Hall
School of Arts
Record Lamb Price Attracts Attention In Local Sale
Crossbred lambs sold at a record looking price of £1 1s per head in the paddock yesterday. The sale, at Glennon Arrawatta Road, saw Mr N Reynolds purchase the stock at 2s 8d per head, bought by Gordon Stevenson for the Aberdeen Freezing and Chilling Co. R V Bunlop acted as selling agent.
Valuable Property Destroyed in Beaulieu Fire
Mr. L. Baetry of Beaulieu suffered a heavy loss when his 8A store shed at Emmaville burned, destroying about a hundred pounds worth of bee material. The fire’s cause is unknown. Also, a special kids offer: two comics for the price of one from E. C. Holloway this week only.
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L. Baetry
Beaulieu
Emmaville
E. C. Holloway
Police Dances Fundraiser At Long Plain Tonight
A police dance and euchre party in aid of the Police M ray Fund will be held at Little Plain tonight with Miss Harding's orchestra. Bines depart town at 7:30. Long Plain residents plan a similar event on Saturday with O Shannessy’s band.
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Auburn Vale
Stagey Creek
Ard
Parents and Citizens' Association
Dull Hirding
Gum Plat
M-ray Fund
Little Plain
Miss Harding
Bines
Long Plain
O'Shannessy
Heritage film at Capitol with matinee program
Patrons can enjoy a bargain matinee at The Capitol this Friday afternoon at 2:18 featuring the Australian feature Heritage with Gentlemen Are Born as supporting attractions. The event offers convenient timing to combine shopping with an enjoyable cinema visit.
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Capitol
Inverell News Briefs Highlight Rain, Weddings and Moves
Local notes report Mrs Worman Farrand and rican Racal Farrand celebrating a recent happy engagement at Alton private hospital. Uralla resident W A Crapp recovering in bed, while Margaret Kiernan of Innes Vale to Arch Mitchell of Glen Arbor announce their engagement. Also: Mrs J Arnold returns from a three month Southport trip, Alfred McNamara dies at 71, and J W Waters undergoes appendicitis surgery with satisfactory progress. Various transfers, a quiet Tooverell wedding and a 90th birthday toll are noted alongside a Inverell to Sydney move for Ted Coote and a return to Sydney home for the newlyweds.
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Margaret
EB. Kiernan
Innes Vale
Maclean
Arch
T. G
St. Augustine's Church of England
Lorna Garde
E. Garde
Inverell
Edward
Ted") Coote
J. Caine
Mr. W. Coote
Sydney
W. Coote
Hourr
Jack Lundi
G.P.9
Stole jewels valued at £800 charged in Sydney court
Sirlin Croke, 27, domestic, appeared at Central Court in Sydney this week charged with stealing on June 21 a collection of jewels including diamond and opal rings, white cut diamonds, uncut diamonds, other articles, and £14. The property valued at £900 belonged to George Ernest Mount and the case was adjourned to June 27.
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Sirlin Croke
Central Court
Sydney
George Ernest Mount
Dangerous pavement prompts urgent repairs at post office
A broken tile entry at the Post Office porch caused Mrs. Herb Rowland to trip fall and injure herself. Doctors treated bruises and a severe shake while tenders are being sought for the needed repairs. The Chamber of Commerce had urged action to Acting PM G. V. Pincham last week.
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Postal Department
Herb Rowland
Vaa
Vernon
Jessie Cattell
Chamber of Commerce
P.M
G. V. Pincham
Mackay Cup Shoot at Inverell Won by Armidale Team
A visiting Armidale team defeated Inverell to claim the Mackay Cup for the best shooting troop in the Sith Light Horse Regiment. Scores show Armidale led with Mawke 111, Johnstone 98, McDonald 4, Ward 2 totaling 38, while Inverell posted 381 with McCluskey 117 Salmon 94 McLachlan 88 South - hosted by Inverell who supplied fresh targets and markers.
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Inverell
Messrs Mackay Bros
Gungerwarudi
Warlalda
Sith Light Horse Regiment
Armidale
Mve
Cpl
G. J. Mawke
F. T. Johnstone
H. J. McDonald
J. H. Ward
CG. McCluskey
Q.M.S
Bitterly cold spell grips Inverell and Tenterfield
Inverell endured three year coldest weather with 18 degrees and heavy frost. Water pipes burst, turncock A Chisholm busy, and about thirty to forty meters of supply pipes damaged. Cold extended to Tenterfield where 12 degrees below freezing was recorded and children walked on thick ice. Frosts and early snow patches marked the season with ink in wells frozen.
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Inverell
A. Chisholm
Lo Council
Waldo
Tenterfield
Inverelli
Inverell Golf Club Cup Matches Set for Saturday
Inverell Golf Club schedules cup matches with Tenterfield and Ollera facing Inverell in Richardson and B and J Cup games. Team listings include Dr. Cookson captain with seven players for Richardson Cup and W. H. Scott captain with seven for B and J Cup. Tomorrow Wasley Cup second round offers 36-hole stroke handicap action with a two-tee draw of pairs from No 1 and No 10 tees.
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Tenterfield
Ollera
Guyra
Richardson
Inverell
Dr. Cookson
A. Asher
J. V. Gray
L. Gloonan
E. McFarland
W. A. Crossley
PF. Madigan
W. H. Scott
D. Middiewon
Clarke
Miss Eddy
Or Neil
D. Madigan
Miss Stocks
Miss Trim
Miss McParland
Mra. Crossley
Snow
Léo Cloonan
Mclveer
E. Burge
Miza O. Brown
Heritage at The Capitol condemned as a fine Australian history
The Education Minister endorses the Australian film Heritage showing at The Capital until Friday calling it a valuable educational piece. It follows early pioneers with a human love story and features Alm star Tone with Jean Muir Margaret Lindsay and Ann Dvorak in the all star cast.
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Heritage
Education
D. H. Drummond
Pranchot Tone
Jean Muir
Margaret Lindsay
Ann Dvorak
Miss Lindsay
Tone
Tubercle Free Area Inverell Maintains Safe Milk
Inverell remains tubercle free for three years as all milk in town comes from tested cows. The effort, led by the Inverell Inspector of Stock under NSW Department of Agriculture, is funded mainly by the P.P. Board. Council balked at contributing half the cost, while a round table conference seeks stable funding with representatives from the Board and Council to continue testing. Major Sanderson and Mr Blumer will attend the conference.
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Inverell
New South Wales
Department of Agriculture
PP Board
P.P. Board
Department
Sanderson
N.S.W
CC. Blumer
Toverell
Hospital Women's Auxiliary plans shows and concert
A special meeting of the Hospital Women's Auxiliary in Town Hall approved extra sheeting and linen purchases totaling 40 pounds for hospital use. Mrs Parmenter joined as new member and an international concert was proposed for August with town hall venue and 2/1 1/6 admission. A tennis tournament and court-visit delegation were organized with three delegates named Murphy Athol Smith and Miss Frizelle.
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Mia
Liggina
Alao
Mesdames F. ‘Tait
Rochester
Carmichael
Athi
Smith
Murphy
Cramer
Miller
Parker
Para
W. W. Finlen
Parmenter
Preeman
Thorly
E. J. Campbell
McKenzie
Chisholm
Lundle
Burge Bros
Paros
I Wan
Psares
China
Spain
England
Australia
Syria
Greece
M'se Frigelle
Mesdames Murphy
Athol Smith
Amd
Miss Frizelle
Cabinet to weigh Eastern Suburbs rail link plan
Yesterday the Cabinet was considering representations for the construction of the Eastern Suburban railway. The Vancouver dock strike is collapsing as 500 strikers are replaced and ships move freely. At Melbourne University two students were fined £1 each for an affair of honor. A motorist aiding two Homebush residents was praised as governor. Fourteen died and five injured in Medelin airport plane crashes. Subscriptions to the Commonwealth loan reached £10,800,000 with £1,700,000 remaining to be underwritten. Over 10,000 applicants applied for funds. British and Dominion ministers in London discussed the meat problem. Argentina opposes the proposed levy margin. Wimbledon began with Australians in men’s singles. McGrath defeated Wilmer Allison in four sets. Turnbull eliminated Allison’s ally. Crawford and Quist won easily.
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Vancouver
Melbourne University
Homebush
Medelin
Columbia
Commonwealth
Casey
London
Argentina
Idallo
Dominion
McGrath
Wilmer Allison
Alison
Turnbull
Ryn
Allison
Crawford
Quist
South Africa vs Yorkshire Test Match Resumes In Fine Weather
Yorkshire batted poorly with Mitchell scoring 61 after a long pause. Bell dominated South Africa’s bowling with four wickets. Balaskas took 4/55. South Africa reached 263 in their first innings, then 44 for one in the second innings, with several batsmen contributing and Wade and Cameron among the notable scoreboard entries.
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South Africa
Yorkshire
Mitche
Bulaska
Wooglies
Ratcliffe
Bell
Mitchell
Cameron
Leyland
Vincent
Barber
Balaskan
Turner
Balaskas de
OSS Wood
Mailes
Balaskas
Woos Sellars
Balakas
MD Verity
Fisher
Bowes
Chap
Baluskas
Bledle
Smailes
Verity Bowes
Rowan
Dalton
Wade
Budkles
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Bert MacLean
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Mre, P. J Galvin
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Alton
Mr. W. A. Crapp
Uralla
Alfred Joseph McNamara
J. W. Waters
Gunne- Idah
Tingha
Harry Rouvelle
The
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Francis McCune
Belford
Croppa Creek
McCune
Moree District Hospital
G. M. Reed
Lismore
Sank of
Malcolm McGee
Broadmeadow
Mewcastle
McGiee
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
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Peter Guyer
Bukkulla
Ivan Edgar Smith
G. Smith
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J. A. Gilroy
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