Australian Conference Deliberates on Nation Identity and Defense
The article discusses tensions between unity and independence within the Australian federation. It notes Hughes' stance on democracy, wartime measures, and the need for naval defense as a future expenditure. Aimed at shaping an Australian nationhood, the conference may influence policy on armaments and international alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinshly
Labor
Hughes
Australia
Joh
Aimeries
Snpaw
Criquin
Newest Party Headline Prompts Debate in State Capital
A garbled historical piece discusses a proposed party plan, referencing a candidate and public works in a state capital. It mentions potential resignations, urban conditions, and police reform rhetoric, with vague notes on employment and industrial impact and a looming policy debate.
Local and General War Talks Near Cranjam Market
The Graziers' Association of Lew Booth Walow signals full support for delegates as they plan to travel to Melbourne to meet in the Federal Nowe. The movement aims to stabilize local trade, secure credits, and establish a framework for closer national aid to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawem
Graziers’ Association
Lew Booth Walow
Melboerne
Reminders and Local Notices From The Town Meeting
Final reminder outlines a cattle auction at Municipal Yards on Iris, with 200 mixed cattle offered. It notes a prior conference on rate variations, mentions Inveralls bowling green memory inscription, and references a Bavarian medical development and dairy export discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Martwy
Methonest
Gravesend Cattle Sale and Local Events in Delungra
Beynon Waugh and Devlin Ltd advertising Gravesend cattle sale on Wednesday July 6 with five hundred cattle yarded and market prices expected. Auctioneer Mr C Murray. Also Delungra notices for Chappell’s Weslacs machinery sale and a grand masquerade at Delungra Hall on Friday July 1 with prizes for fancy dress. Delungra Football Club fundraiser, peace ball tonight and juvenile dance tomorrow with beef tea served for sixpence.
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Gravesend
Beynon, Waugh and Devlin Ltd
Chappell's Weslacs
Farndale
H.p
Mr. C. Murray
Evingra
Delingra
Flady
Delungra
J. Lougharet
Advt
Rainy weather and reports from distant places in Australia
Rain continues across the central and north coast with fresh to strong winds. Inland nights stay cold and frosty. Mentions of a church service at Cherry Tree Hill, 10 am Sunday, and a Sydney figure arranging a report on power works. Notes on economics, banking deposits, and various local petitions. Several local incidents include a cabinet maker fire, a divorce request, and a golf open result.
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Trong
Ipo En
Cherry Tree Hill
Donoghue
Sydney
Boss Ke Ane
Foval Electricity Works
Bichon
Strang
Harvard
Fronei
Straig
AGI
Byron Hay Watter
Saya ‘ von’ Goderstand
Weman
New Zealand
Amferth
Forbes
Byd
Hingorm
Diege White
George James Dean
Potelein Dean
O'Keefe
William Guebriat
Bydony
Mieoree Court
Batandy
Glee
Doe Kirkwite
Wirth
Hutchinson
Sieria
Morelos
England
Wales
Pra- Valentia Io
Ta Toro
Socialinia
Tokio
Mie Ansembly
New York State
Australia
Ashford Shire Council and Board Clash Over Boundary Notices
A long running dispute between Ashford Shire Council and the Inverell Pastures Protection Board centers on stock routes and boundary notices. At Saturday’s meeting officials debated erecting clear boundary boards, surveying exact limits, and removing misleading notices to prevent drover trespass while safeguarding traveling stock.
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Ashford Shire Council
Inverell Pastures Protection Board
Comain
Ashford
Boans
Ashford Abira
Orvot
Olea
Agalast Ng
T.B.H
A. M. Draper
Pemona Axparienes
Ashford Common
Loxton
Tsh
Oraman
Wallangra
Asdford
Baehoel Os
Tenterfield
Mr. Swan
Conential
Draper
Lw Heen
Loxeun
Inter
Gestlemas
Ashfield
Swan
TBR
Denvers
Fraser
Hendford Shire
Shire
Kwan
Wan
Ashfordshire
Aline
Ashford Shire
Mr. Prager
Dowbt
Cowman
Chom
Dewey
Mk Anil
Hin 10
Nilslewd Iy
Infuensg Oslds takes Woods Great Peppermint Onre
A cryptic item in a local page notes Infuensg Oslds taking Woods Great Peppermint Onre, a product or event entwined in a brief notice. The fragment implies a transfer or tasting moment tied to a named brand and a person, though details are sparse.
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Woods
Australians collapse in Nottingham test as spellbinding penultimate day unfolds
The Australians began a dogged fight at Nottingham on Saturday, finishing with a total of 878 runs marked by strong partnerships. Bowling highlights include Harrett with two for 89 and Abaples with 31. Nottingham reply featured solid scores from Goan and McDonald, with Gregory and Staples yielding key wickets.
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Harrett
Hwo
Richmond
Ataples Tara
Goon
Lee
Carr
Hardetat
Whraall
Nottingham
Teainge
G. Goan
Bh McDonald
O Pollew
J. Cunn
McDonald
Oregs Anlatamt
Gregory Feta
Mr Donald
Eel Ua Poytea
Ty McDonald
Six Months Rainfall Totals Recorded at Local Post Office
Rainfall for Friday and Saturday reached 178 points with Jonesville at 6.40 points and a two month total of 13d points. Saturday's readings included Bandara 128 Woristda 127 Yelloun 58 Gravesend 142 and Tune readings. January through June totals show variances with monthly figures listed and the district expecting rainfall near normal for the period.
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Bandara
Woristda
Yelloun
Gravesend
Taverell
Sanitary Sk Vt Pobriary
Math Peer
Deaths and society notes from a distant town
A local death toll includes Mr. Ding Deietriet Moespitel of Mr. Chris Woolf after two to three weeks illness. Archibishop New whom of Queenstown is named to Salisbury, a high church honor in Australia. Marriages at Glen Innes include Cecil A. Wotton and Duria McEtriy. The town of Junee bid farewell with a gift of notes and a ceremonial cord. Armidale reports Mrs. Barall Jones’s death, age 21, leaving a widowed family. Local industry news covers Tavarell Electricty work and a private hospital discharge. Also noted: sapphire geology study, aviator Nigel Love, Neville Howse practice, and a federal jet contract worth £100.
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Ding
Chris Woolf
Severn
Tle
Archbishop New Whlom
Queenstand
Salisbury
Gland
Atatralla
Biahgo Long
Bathurst
Brisbane
Ommeron Memorial
Glen Tne
Celebetert
Cecil A. Wotton
William Wotton
Land's End
Gulf
Duria McEtriy
Aod
MyHlroy
Union Bank
Cook
Junee
Armidale
Priday
Baral Jones
Jones Bal
Ule
Cooper
Crigeieh
Blair Athol
Bydoey
Ournig
Aira
Ferran
Nigel Love
Nme
Australia
Armidale Bowling Club Faces Inverell Visitors in Lopsided Match
Armidale Bowling Club rinks travelled to Inverell yesterday for a match against locals. Inverell fielded a weakened side as several top bowlers were away in Queensland, but the Armidale team still struggled to their full strength, while Inverell showed resilience on home soil.
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Armidale Bowling Club
Acrom
Inverell
Queensland
Snverel
Glaub
Maverthelem
Armida
Ignehean
Watel Laverell
Ashford Dairymen Form Association Meeting Held
A meeting in Ashford on a wet Saturday night led to forming the Ashford Dairymen's Association. About a dozen attended, electing no honorary secretary or treasurer yet, and planning milking starts in one to five weeks. Members discussed milk transport to Ashford and Tavoreuque, with further steps and notices for July and subsequent fortnights.
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8. T. Pengan
Clu
Ashford Dairymen’s Association
Il. A. Bertram Roukentied
OC. Nichols
J. Z. Thompson
F. K. Meenker
Ashford
Andrew Henderson
Tavoreuque
Carter
Nepal
Fraser's Creek
Central Executive of New State meeting notes agenda and motions
A fragmented report from a Central Executive meeting outlines officers and roles for the curmat year including President Merv and secretary Mr. Tele. It records motions on Thompson’s visit timing, the desirability of obtaining playstations for the petition, and arrangements for district council actions and Jubilee functions.
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Hoh
Wigwins
Coen
Mod J. Taytor
Eadhemuill
Gas Vonloaigtom
A. Powl
AL PR Warner
Peloogeny
Walter Wilson
Inverell
Merv
Medlwoons
Mow
Hell Gut
Cordringhon
Breassuree
Wo Willumy
A. T. Tele
May
Melieoum
Cordring
Gaediberd
Central Executive
Wiggins
Fraser
Thumoypean
Moe
Codrington
Thompson
Rehd
Wetrick Coumnell
Higgine
Mel. Cosh
Hayes Yeli
Ma Taylor
Ciauelly
Phin
Sb.tah
Miggins
Wan Doe
Thompson van Desute
Inverell Diatriet
Underiguk Wuring
Sapphire
Two Coastal Steamers Lost Off North Coast
The Fitaroy and Our Jack were lost near the north coast with bodies washed ashore. Reports say the disaster caused a panic as dock cargo shifted during sinking. Captain Colvin went down with the ship while crew and survivors tried to aid passengers and cattle.
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Sydney
Colvin
Eyras
E Hat
Wos Phwayw
Que
Unionien
Forster
Marguerite
Tohannen
Hamsen
Henn
Bridle Races Provide Enjoyable Meeting at Bloomemeiger Farm
A large crowd at Bloomemeiger's farm on the Glen Innes road witnessed a successful bridle meeting. The event ran smoothly with clean racing and several close finishes, the proceeds benefiting the District Capital. Notable results included My Pet 1 and Nell 2 in Bridle, Post Boy 1 in Baldi, and StarLight 1 Currabotha 2 in another Bridle division.
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Ebloomeiger
Glen Innes Road
Towanagement
Nell
My Love
Boosbrook
Baldi
Bay Ad
Rom
Vlad
Dead Heat
Ascend
Bridie
Currabotha
Fridle
Treneind
My Love Lady Molen
Gallup
Commission Claim Aimed At Recovery Of Misused Funds
A hearing before the court addressed a commission claim involving Tingha and others in Relibrook. The court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, ordering payment of 12 pounds 7 shillings 3 pence and 170 court costs, with legal representation noted for both sides.
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Fem
Ey Tors
Tingha
Bob Willinewsen
Geozior
Relibrook
Tinga
Ening Kalo
Ilefiemiant
Daly
W J. Brown
Mayssegdenn
Dougal
Ric
Thor
Oh. J. B. Butler
al FL
NEXT WHEAT POOL MEETING DECIDES ON CONTINUATION
Acting Premier Mr Dooley chaired a Saturday conference at the Wheat Board Office Melbourne with representatives from all wheatgrowing states. Ministers discussed continuing the wheat pool, with South Australia Victoria and others outlining objections. West Australia Queensland and New South Wales agreed to proceed while two states would consider their decision before finalizing support for another season.
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New South Wales
Dooley
Wheat Board
Melbourne
Dooly
Caverabid Ta
South Australia
Victoria
South Australis
West Australia
Tree Causes Headache From Peculiar Peacla Form
The For Epet reports a 4 foot high peacla tree that closes its leaves nightly and twists its twigs into pigtail shapes. When touched while settled it grows agitated, emitting a nauseating odor that, after inhalation, can cause a violent headache.
Rosehill Second Day Racing Results Highlight Multiple Races
Rosehill’s second day featured hurdles and flat races with winners from Coolatone Multerag Air Hind Hail and Tickaroo among others. Tamworth meet included Minie Tandleap Triad Hontioan and Dark Gold with several close finishes and odds noted.
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Rosehill
Oollit
Quirindi
Coolatone
Wood
Multerag
Munro
Kendworth
Dohnetone
Unodicap
Aix Fardonga
Lineal
Tamworth
M. Midley
Hovigna Lowdis
Marlow
Lord Garde
Campbell
Triad Hontioan
Prince Bolbert
Chomemtoy Gaucho
Farlow
Moonhl
Farlongs
Williames
Williamay
Naughton
Tantworthy
Glen Innes wins over Inverell juniors in football clash
Glen Innes junior side defeated Inverell Lin torns by 11 points after leading 13 3 at half time. Try scorers included Yan, Prendergast, and Jobson added a penalty. Referee D Burge oversaw the match in front of about 150 spectators.
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Glen Innes
Inverell Lin Torns
Visitura
Glen Tones
Ducole
Telos
Yan
Prendergast
Wilcox
Hyan
Jobson
Selmon
Tientol
Btralley
PL Haynes
Tingka
Mes Los
Parker
Speinglke
Australia
Iytet Nob Vale
FP Lykigg Dutchman
Var Tigerden
Mixed Doubles Handicap and Night of Tennis Drawn Match
The article lists a noisy set of names and results from a tennis event at focal courts. It records numerous matches including Morey and Roberts against Denton and Stortenbaker, and various pairings like O Farrell and Argent, Moore and Arnold, Rutherford and Jones. The results show mixed doubles and partner changes with late entries and a final note of Channon and Miss Tugall winning a match.
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Tminghia
Jones
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