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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
2
A detailed listing of textiles and linens with prices, including 54 inch White Twill Sheeting, 80 inch White Twill Sheeting, Plain White and Grey Sheeting, bath towels, damask table linens, Osnaberg and Madras textiles, lace nets, window curtaining, and Australian wool blankets, all offered at varied per yard or per pair prices.
Inverell secured a win on the Chireh ground against Warialda with a series of wickets led by Stamm who took key bowling figures. Notable performances included Middleton and Carolan contributing runs, while Whitby starred for Warialda with six for 41 in the bowling pile. Central matches featured St. Andrew's and Colledge against Chisolm with strong spells and several batsmen reaching double figures in a hectic day of play.
Commercial Tiatrict offerings at Homebush last Thursday included merino wethers from Mr. B. F. Bishards Delungra to 8/1 and bullocks from Mr. G. William Borrals to 10/19 per cwt. Prime beef and mutton prices ranged from 8d to 4d per lb with lambs at 4d. A catalogue valued at £4712 featured merino wools with standout AAAE bids, led by A. S. Nivison of Walehu at 4s 3 4d per lb and other consignors from Uralla Armidale and New England.
Mr H A Warden sells his property to Mr F Rainger and leaves for Sydney in about a week. He has served as secretary of the Agricultural Bureau and PF and C Association and held a key post with the Orange Lady. A public farewell is arranged for Thursday night. Also noted are duties of Mrs A Bireoting and other local movements, with farm and market reports mentioning Laidlaw Wallice and local agents.
A brief readable note from the page highlights a racing scene featuring a father figure at an event in Alabama. The item emphasizes a family angle and regional setting without sensational detail.
A confused OCR style summary notes prices and players in a timber and wood products market. Mentions Chisholm, Marquardt, Werner and Fleming among others as performers or buyers. References national review and wide canting on prices and production, with scattered cricket style score-like lines and odd names.
The report covers Little Plain beating Elamore in a rime filled day with multiple players named in several innings and scores. It also notes a Pride dant match versus an Australian team with detailed batting and bowling figures, plus commentary on wool prices and market outlook for growers.
Members debated entry requirements for a forthcoming event, including team composition, judging criteria, and travel to show paddocks. The secretary reported four additional entries, with plans for judging to occur in May and results posted by the district official.
Sporting notes report half the program at Ascot on Saturday with E Beary praised for clever riding on several winners. Rosehill results list multiple races with winners, placements, and betting odds across hurdles majour races, including Spearbank, Piratic, Forgiveness, and Italian Knight. The Donemster meeting in Sydney features Walford and Al Bon shine with Spearfelt heading Budner Cup betting after bracketed results.
Rialto Pictures presents On the Banks of the Walsh at the Balto Wednesday night with Madge Evans Mary Carr and James Morrison in a dramatic tale of prison walls faith and redemption Also featured are Living Document of Life Imite Many Phones After the Ball with Gaston Glass Miriam Cooper and a Christy comedy Plumb Cragy The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse screening and a two reel Leather Pashers comedy with a full orchestra promising a gala program at the Einite theater confidence high and seats urged to avoid disappointment
A giant python reportedly swallowed an 18 month old child near the rabbit proof fence as a Black tribe camped on a rocky slope. Men searched and tracked the serpent to a hole beneath a rock where the child survived after the snake was killed. An additional accident involved a man named Robert Beri falling from a balcony at Burren Junction, sustaining injuries to his head and body.
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