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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
4
Local Inverell items report temperatures not recorded at Siepeeke during the week. Weather mentions June days, temperatures and phrases about rainfall, calendar notes, and political references. The text is garbled with multiple names and events including mentions of Barwon and Inverell upcoming activities.
A report from Kant Thursday describes an event by the WasakEN De Wie Associates presenting a piece of culture via a forthcoming wedding approach. The morning ceremony at the cemetery is mentioned, with condolences to Mr and Mrs Parker and others affected by the passing of relatives.
A government notice declares an open season for kangaroos across multiple months, citing increasing marsupial numbers harming crops. The proclamation lists affected properties and specifies conservation and harvest guidelines under the secretary’s department, with dates extending into 1990. Ranchers and farmers warned to align with the regulations to protect grazing lands and ensure compliance.
A fragmentary write up covers a Saturday match with Evergreen and nearby teams, listing players, referees, and scattered scoring notes. The text names several individuals such as Larahe, Mia ka, and Miss Tileakt, but many phrases are garbled, offering unclear outcomes and few concrete results.
A garbled recap describes Inverell Golf Club action for the Kaaplen Cup with rounds, finishes, and participants. The fragment mentions a calendar of Sunday and Thursday play, a secretarial notice due before Thursday, and references to players and scores amid unclear lines. The text alludes to a special trophy event and related duties.
A garbled report details a golf competition near Macy White Cop with mentions of players including Mrs Se ane Mile hupyayy Ut vg. local results list several matches and handicaps like 110-91 and 104-37. Names such as Grace Campbell Robertson Butler and Wes Grace appear amid unclear actions and venue notes.
Readable fragments mention a mix of names, places, and dates with unclear context. Several proper nouns appear, including possible personal names and locations, but the passage lacks coherent events or a clear narrative to summarize.
Queensland by election results show an independent candidate securing a clear victory in Brisbane. The report details local voting patterns, campaign remarks, and mentions names of candidates and wards, highlighting electoral impact across the city.
An ornate public farewell in Inverell honors ex councillor J Higgins. Speakers include Mayor Butler and Rev O Neill, with tributes from Bannockburn, Ashton and other local bodies. Presentations to Higgins and his wife underscore long service to Macintyre Shire and regional development.
An obscure reminiscence recalls a prominent figure and a centenary event. The text cites a leader said to have guided, and a family tradition of justice shaping public life.
The Hon. MF Bruner and The Hon. DW Deummond salute Mr Higgins and Mr Hinson for long public service, expressing regret at inability to attend and sending warm wishes. MPs Thomas and Meeker credited for steadiness and influence, praising dedication during a period of notable effort.
A fragmented donation list totals and pledges for the Home at Passe Bick and related figures. The OCR includes numerous names and amounts such as Buxton, Darlenshew, Mim Dune, Butler, Emden, Meynoltd, Robertson, and Northcott, with sums like 27, 4, and 5713 noted amid unclear phrasing. The text also references a wartime cause and local residents contributing through small sums and gifts.
Fragmentary remarks recount Higgins recalling a winged figure and past achievements. The speaker cites sacrifice, work, and personal recollections, mentioning a daughter and a long stay that left strong impressions. The passage preserves nostalgic tone and scattered names without full context or clear sequence.
Fragmentary diary style narrative recounts the abrupt departure, the failed attempt to convene a meeting, and references to Mrs Higgins and a long chain of names and roles. It hints at political and community involvement with mentions of government, councils, and a 1908 date.
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