Liked Macintyre Councillor Hughes Remembered
Byron a noted breeder of high clone Devon cattle and a longtime Macintyre Shire councillor, Hughes was born in Reading in 1859 and came to Australia in 1870. He served on Inverell P.P. Board and supported local government reforms, known for rugged honesty and calm courtesy.
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Byron
Macintyre Phir Council
Presidant Macintyre Hire
Redding
Australia
Legislativa Coumell
Hughes
Wilinn
Macintyra Bie Couned
Inverell P.P
Nother Tran
Apade
Elngson
Bie
Kinresa
Waddell
Jenieye
Mr. Smith
A. Willack
Watson
Holiam
Newetead
Dover
Kennedy
Prize List Continues With Victorian Confection Wins
A long fragment lists prize allocations for chutneys sauces cakes and baked goods. Women named Tuffery Campbell Campbell J Chisholm Denabire Lamrock and others receive multiple placing credits across many items including Damper Jam Pudding and Rainbow Cake amid an open competition 6 scores.
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J. Peanington
G. W. Campbell
Mra. J. Reddite
E. G. Denabire
O. W. Campibell
Mm. E. G. Denahire
Mina EK. O'Neill
G.W. Campbell
Lotto
Miss. O'Neill
J B. Graham
Mr. HE
G. Denshire
EB. Rollo
J. Weadlit
Mrn
Lamrock
Toflery
Tuftery
Tuffery & Pluim
Beotion 14 Apiculture and Bee Products Listed
Fragment from a historic apiculture section showing varieties and exhibitors. Mentions Golden Queen queen strain, Pendhington Meyt, H White, Waraking Aplaries, G P Grant, Clement Beavux, Lamrock, Campbell, Lamrock and other exhibitors and their entries.
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Penhington
H. White
G. P. Grant
Clement Beeavux
G. W. Camupbell
Scrambled 19th Century Vehicle Notes and Bets
Fragmentary entries detail various vehicles, sulky names, and bets among individuals such as Ma and Legge. References to painted motors, Brow and Buxton figures appear with scattered matchups and vague outcomes.
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Judee
E. Lockwood
Bexton
Legge
Buxton
Clarke Brow
Beotion 16 Schoolwork Drawings and Handicrafts
A list of students and their projects from Howell Drawing and Beowl classes. Includes names Bert Romek Croyen Beawing Sigel McCorker painting Jean Brown graph wool production Sigel McCorker hoof British Innes Bert Rosch water color Gladrys MNEs Reus Natwe Dolly WDugah best work in mechanical model Ben Grahau Weol carving Jock Tivney relief Bert Rasch Teashire 13 0 Tlumionted Writing Look Before You Leap Bert Rue Eliminated Brook Work Bert Taneh Queensland Archie Girlie Noudwelling 12 to 14 Noman Finn Wandwriting by Girl over 22 and tier 14 Joan Wemyss Dry Color Crayon Dear Sabre Steve O Brien Keathleen Jolson F10 Working Mechanics Model wider 14 year old Manson Specimen of Rollin Dorothy Walder Handwriting Boy Lindsay Switch Thirdwriting Girl Ailes Allen Drawing common object Vi Silva Handwriting Girl Moriel Grant.
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Keathleen Jolson
Manson
Thorothy Walder
Needlework Entries in the GeoQu tion Show
The page lists participants and items in the Needlework division including Lethbridge and Mian Bing with six fancy work articles, Mrs Wyndham with handmade trims, Miss Watkins and Miss Horr with various pieces, Mrs Toffery and Miss Lucock with crochet and clothing items, and Mr McLean with knitted booties, attributed to a collection of handcrafts.
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M. I. A. Wyndham
Unreadable OCR Creations From Local Craft Entries
Fragmented text shows a long list of sewing, embroidery, and handmade item entries with numerous names and partial titles. The readable portions indicate a fair or exhibition type page listing specimen embroideries, fancy work, and dressed doll items by multiple contributors, with limited legible identifiers.
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Weber UL aNaeye
Ali
Ahem
Ye Pusigt
Aaurria
Wupieys
Amy Weck
Buu
Lulyes Buudbirchiea
Atre
Wystevia
Adire
Ustar
Arey Ghutll
Ekwleber
Tray Woth
Woirgidery
Min Medb
M. M
Koinu
Dewslire
Miv
Mellvean
Qusbion
Msy
Folleat
M. M. Koima
Mae, Fitzgerald
Dainty Novelty
J. McLlveen
Lucovk
Pitegerald
J. G. Donshire
Kirs
Zella Blanch
Minerals Exhibit At Cite A TL Pilea
A brief notice describes a minerals exhibit titled Most Complete Exhibit of Varied Mineral Uniforms or Valleriant. The item highlights Shibles Md and FO Womnon involvement and notes a display at the Cite A TL Pilea.
Inverell Arrawatta Show Estate a Migrant Training Farm
Controversy surrounds Arr awatte but the estate has functioned as a government training farm for migrants and dairy experiments. About 80 migrant boys, 120 residents, and 4500 acres support dairy cattle, sheep, and grain. The estate employs a full staff led by Mr. Harding and aims to farm 400 acres with wheat oats and later more lucerne.
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Arrawatte
Inverell
Lucerne
Overtoys
Walter Weare
Landa
Haaaineo
Agricultural Department
Txpa
F. &. Harding
Harding
Farm Labor Scheme Expands at Rivercourt Farm Dormitory
A project near Rivercourt Farm houses over a score of workers in temporary dormitories while a larger dairy and training facility is built. Most residents come from middle class backgrounds seeking steady farm employment, earning about £10 weekly. Several have already been placed on local farms and show promising prospects as the dairy effort includes a new pig strain. The venture aims to train farm laborers for future farming roles, with cheese output noted at four tonnes monthly, possibly offsetting rent costs if throughput grows.
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Rivercourt Parm
England
Mrr. Trowney
Agricultural Department
Arrawella
Walter Wileen
Chews
Mmm
Fifth Test Australia’s Easy Win By 307 Runs
Australia won the fifth test against England by 307 runs. Australia 206 in the first innings, 825 in the second, England 167 and 1 in their innings with Sutcliffe Hobbs Oldfield Woolley Hearne Rilner Ponsford Tate Malley Whynill Strudwick Gilligan among those dismissed by Grimmett and Collins. Bowling figures show Grimmett taking six for 87, Gregory one for six, Hallo for sixteen, and others contributing.
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Australia
England
Firet Innnings
Sutcliffe
Gregory
Hobbs
Oldielt
Grimmet
Bandham
Thw
Grimmett
Hendren
Oldfeld
Woolley
O Andrews
A Business Trio Rise of Fred Fuller in Joe Trade
A scrambled obituary style sketch highlights Fred Fuller of Ful ler and Meyer succeeding E. E. Pepper & Co. Ltd. from a humble Wolter rung start to lead a growing business empire with brick or timber roots. Fuller is portrayed as a typical energetic worker, serving on many committees and expanding into five ventures with wide ramifications.
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Cousinoes Palace
Fred Fuller
Fuller and Meyer
E. E. Pepper & Co. Ltd
Smoke Night at School of Arts Bridges to Wool Prizes
A Monday night gathering at the School of Arts drew about 80 attendees for Smoke Night featuring speeches and singing. President A. PB. Acorn chaired, with remarks praising the judging and exhibits at a Tingha agricultural show style event.
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Iadon
School of Arts
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A. Girahott
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L. B. Graham
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Plateau
G. W Campbell
G. W Campybell
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Isbor
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Durham
Barry
Grady
Peter Oglin Campbell
Stephen Belcher Burge
Colin Bose
Hallowey
Lina
ME. BE . M. Wads
H. E. White
A. PB. Acorn
Avern
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Mr. Muidems
Priviegas
Thome
J. A. Warner
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Dave
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Mailen Urdes
Eli
A. Lewin
Tingha
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Moses Ds
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Taverell
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Bucknell
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JF. O'Connor
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Ceredit
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Hardy
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Tome
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Fonds
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N.C. Bucknell
Mr. Laidiow
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B. M. Wade
TP. Kelman
Oop
F. Nurrling
B. O. Besley
Ten Paster Co
G. G. Best
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Hal
RB Us
M. Wade
Sullivan
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James Hatches
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