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Inverell remembers William Tait a longtime community figure
The Inverell audience bids farewell to William Tait who died at his son’s home in Inglewood. A Scots born painter and decorator, he settled in Inverell in 1924 and supported civic bodies including the Inverell Caledonian Society and St Andrew’s Church. Surviving: widow four sons and one daughter. a daughter predeceased. The funeral included Masonic and church tributes despite rain.
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William Talt
Inglewood
Inverell
Sternin
Concerto
Inverell Caledonian
Averell
Tait
Masonic Lodge
Hingo Masons
St. Andrew's
Eabytery
Gatehouse
Fleet
Kirkcudbright
Scotland
Inte Mir
Toorak
Melbourne
Bob Wade
Albion
Counle
Bath
Messrs
Fred
Alec Tait
Andrew Tait
Lowle- Wool
Q'id
William Tait iMores
Kath Mir
John Neuss
Tamworth
Rev
D. Clarke
Manly
St Andres's
Temple
Otha Street
Norman Monson
Rb, McArthur
Wirtalda
Moree Presbytery
James Stewart
Momsen
Inverel
G. Thorley
Monsen
God
Servier &. Andrew's
Mr. Tait
Alan Society
Caledonia
Willam Talt
Mr. Monsen
Tom
Lanic