Oldemobile care price cuts and local notices
A price reduction is announced for Oldemobile models with touring at £340 and another at £475. Callaghan and Dunlop are the agents for details. The Mothers’ Union meets Friday afternoon at 3 pm in the Sunday school due to church renovations. A motor cycle accident injures Mr George T Sadler of Delangra and his brother, minor injuries reported.
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Callaghen and
Dunlop
Mothers’ Union
Sant
George T. Sadler
Delangra
Vnl
Inverell
Mrr
George Sadler
Rahway
Railway Department
Tramall
Aperia
Byron Street
Rodabor
Cricket match challenge and local factory meeting notes
Officials report a £5 donation to an association and issue a challenge to play a Municipal Council team in a friendly cricket match on the alien ground at a future date. A meeting of directors accepted a £70,000 offer for a demolished building and plant, with plans for a new factory and temporary fabrication of hotter blocks locally.
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Unversal P. & AL Amoniathon
T Smith
Commercial Banking v
Municipal Coonetl
Pro Roods
Teverell District Hospital
Inelng
Taverel’ Sutter
Inverell Batter Coy
Wan
Tnsneymes
OW Barnes
Sitiaf
Oliver Street Industrial Work Amid Funding Delays
In Toowoomba area notes, work on Oliver Street progresses with a half mile run on each side and a midweek ceremony led by Mayor Quinton. Plans include a new Grain Shed and ongoing bore pump testing for town water supply. Officials anticipate completion within a week and a month outlook on an underground source.
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Oliver Street
Roncett
Oliver Steent
Fmewrell
Toowoomba
Ecouneil
J. W.atecks
Prolific Local Notes From Inverell Page
A crowded Inverell column reports on municipal vacancy talks, church series by Rev James, and a Redfern tragedy update. It notes swimming carnival, Austral band attendance, a Charters Towers crime reference, a shipping dispute statement, and a Mount Brummell auction. Several civic meetings, school extensions, and Girl Guides morale notes follow with dates and local names.
Ryder Cup bids and league report from Inverell club
The Inverell club annual report notes four penalties this year for Ryder Cup selection, down from three previously, due to younger players forming their own team. The Migpiew winners were Albioma rum after a tight final. results and finances are detailed. Election of officers and plans for the Ryder Cup and senior grades are recorded, with talks on a visiting team and fundraising underway.
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Sparrtory
W. BD. Veserenes
Onfords
Emeh Membe
Albioma Rumwereip
Imperial
Representativs
Matelin
Morey
Tosa
Glen Inmen
Wrela
Serena
Feeomnte
Ft Med
Petra
Reaelpta
Catterall Bank
Lertiinmenta
Lhie
Inka
Maree
Wycreemi
Inverell
Moar
Arthur Thom
Harold Smith
Oficen
Wtron
Mir
W. Abosan
Bir
Praidents
Meme
Big. Unrthy
A. Kiotebur
J. Vermey
Brita
Buson
Cannon
B. M. Wade
J Richardewn
A. J. Uremur
de Kuuter
Hughes
Codric Wilaum
L. Underwood
Melons Menrorary
Mr. HU
Murray
Alr
Lew Gioouan
Ale
Heddington
W. Geomas
Saea Yenmen
Mater Thomssednderwood
Eotendre
Moesers
McCarthy
Kauter
Sesacg
Mateh Om
Loon Greand
Inverell Jockey Club considers secession over racing control
The Inverell Jockey Club committee met with members present including T Knapton and B Madge. They endorsed north and north-west clubs backing Nernerail against “urgers” and debated secession from the association, proposing a conference of clubs to discuss north-west racing conditions, while noting a March meeting report deemed by some as biased and unsatisfactory. The secretary read the stipendiary steward’s March results, with claims races were tainted, and a motion to reject the report was carried, prompting budgeting for improvements and salary adjustments.
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Mra. Dight
Mee Herne
Wee Delbridge
Mire Man My
Mra Sims
Mre Denshire
Mra. Campbell
Minn Giles
Miss Lambert
Girl Guides
Miss Havens
Inverell Jockeylab
T. Knapton
B. Madge
A. J. Cramer
T. Dorkin
J. @. Edis
T. ¥. Dunlop
A. Kelk
H. Moors
A. du M. Freeman
L. Mulroy
Me. C. J. Kimmorley
Innerail
Alec
Association of the Althtopy
de Tetive Bell
Edie
Aspelation
ALO
Inverell Jockey Club
N.W.D
Tamworth
Donlop
Mudge
Moers
Mudp
al Edie
Sport Rajecte
Hromfeld
Aworn
Tormlleater
Kelle
Wool Sales At Sydney Auction Draws Keen Competition
The Sydney wool sales today saw strong bidding with France among the wary bidders and most sections operating freely. Prices for clover and skirting wool rose on an upward trend as producers report high demand and ninety three percent clearance of lots offered. B J Well of Armidale and Pred Mouskgon noted among buyers with ventures into aged fleece materials.
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Arom Amd Co
Sydney
Armidale
Aid
Licensing Case At Police Court Overhouse Parlor Incident
At the Police Court Hay W. P. Shippen licensee of the Central Hotel faced two charges of allowing a licensed premises to be used during prohibited hours on March 4 and 10. Fraser prosecuted. defense argued nonappearance. The hearing adjourned to April.
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Hay W. P. Shippen
Qcentral Hotel
Street
Jon
Howe
Account of 64 3 from the Imperial High
An item describing an account matter dated Natenday Pad May involving an 64 3/ from the Imperial high office. The fragmentary record outlines a financial claim or ledger entry and references official authorities without full details.
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Natenday
Pad
Lem
Labor rally voices swing toward Labor in rural electorate
A large Tow Hall gathering under the local A L P banner heard frank Anstey M H L Bourke and L L Cunningham M H R preside with A A McClelland M L A on the platform. The speaker warned of land monopoly and praised Labor as the party of human progress. He contrasted Labor with the Progressive and National parties, criticized Graziers associations, and blamed government banking policies for farmer hardship and high costs.
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A.L.P
Frank Anstey
M.H.L
Bourke
Labor Party
House of Representatives
L. L. Cunningham
M-H.r
A. A McClelland
M.L.A
McClelland
Seri Woly
Bar Party
Labor
Country Party
Grassers
Associato
Nimetanthe
Colonel Bruxner
Tablelands
Ashford
Uralla
Tamworth
Grasiere
Wearne
Graziere Association
He Myall Creek
Amster
Amster Opened With Meritindam of An Article In Wm Fowl
Bydeoe
Melbourne
Athens
Party of Human Progres
Vapitibiste Subnidinnd Politica Agente
Merseetariva
Poalioe
de. Page
Bruce
Hugh
Bruen
Anil
Page
Bruce Page
Industrial Ageralen Caids
Commonwealth Bank
Banking Combine
Agatey
Brullio
Beale
Gus Company
Atricken Milawaire
Sidney Kidman
Inverell Daily Notes Local People and Events
Mr V J Lee Grimwhesn Inft for Sydney yesterday. Mrs Derby sister of Mr Alex McDonald staying with Mr Alex McDonald Bow Hill. Lady Anderson Stewart left yesterday after a few days visit. Constable Zohn in hospital with severe influenza. Kemp of the local police departed for Begu with his wife. Luke Bleo entered Royal hospital. condition improving. Norman Doyle of Woodstock holidaying in Sydney. A bouncing baby born at Inothowen Hospital. Thos Gilmore of the Australian Hotel and Mr Pred Gracie formerly of Inverell back in Sydney. B Smith the veterinary surgeon returned to Inverell much restored. Mrs H B Vincent of Greg Innes died suddenly aged 77. J M Halse of Kinre Station died from appendicitis aged 30, survived by three sisters. Courtneys of Cape Hawke Life Saving Club impressed with gift. Aged Howell mining pioneer near 80 improving health. Engagement announced Mrs O Danger Goatwyck to Rev H K Gordon Glen Innes. Rev Gordon, BOA at Cheford University, war chaplain, Military Cross holder. J Girvan of Commonwealth Bank leaving Inverell for Bundaberg. farewells with traveling case. Lethbridge, bank manager, lauded Girvan as a fine worker. Fl Brooke praised Girvan’s sporting and other activities.
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Pred Gracie
Innverell
Aydney
A. F. Kemp
Bowrie
Sydney
B. Smith
Incul
Weka
Inverell Yaaterday
Reign of Terror obituary fragment amid debate in London press
An arrangement published obliquely reports on the “Reign of Terror” as Abraham Cinedia and others are cited in a tangled London debate involving Watergate, Postoral motions, and parliamentary arbitration. It references Nicholas Murray Putnam and involved speakers like Mr Anstey and Mr Conningham discussing freight charges and parliamentary procedure.
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Mrr
Anstey
Conningheam
McMeth
Taverne
Melee
Rae
Latest Telegrams Forecanti-Showery and Warmer
Forecanti-Showery on the Merth and warmer elsewhere. Shipping troubles loom as Trotly and Draymen refuse to handle a mule entry due to a returned sailor’s voyage. Labor ballot scandals persist in the Eastern Government election with questionable votes and paper tallies. A murder case linked to a hidden shirt in a bed surfaces with two men questioned at Quirk’s house. Parliament reopens Tuesday. wheat market dull overseas, prices for corn and woolpack noted. Sir Norman Thorne executed for Cameron’s murder.
Wild Wheat Market Panic Crowds Pit Prices Dive
Turbulent Chicago wheat trading sparks a panic as bids collapse and pit activity intensifies. Traders scramble to cover, with big operators reportedly dumping immense quantities of grain overboard amid chaotic price declines.
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Seorce
Ora Port
Flotation Prices Reported in This Morning's Market
This morning's flotations list prices for various commodities and grains. Hutter C78 and other items show values around 4 10 for maize and 3/8 to 5 for wheaten halts. Prices include items like Timmanions at 9 and lucerne at 4/10, with miscellaneous hay and barley figures.
Market Report Confusing Ancient Trade Note
A garbled OCR excerpt cites a firm market, prices and bidders, mentioning 2700 Suttle and Vinod Bent. The text is largely unreadable, with multiple misspellings and scattered figures. No clear event, names, or dates are reliably extractable from the fragment.
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Brregalor
Green Diamonds Exhibition At Wembley Spark Lively Finds
Report describes a rare green diamond valued at 20700 on display at Wembley. Notes mention white and golden colored stones uncovered nearby in Stanthorpe wash, with several historic finds of diamonds weighing up to nine carats. Warden Morton cites aboriginal lore and recent mining claims following discoveries near the border from Tenterfield.
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Wembley
Atanthorpa
Tenterfield
Morton
Ground Dispute Over Football Ground Lighting Standards
In a disputed exchange Mr W Moldens secretary of the association explains to the municipal council that four electric light stands were placed near the football ground to illuminate events. The Cricket Association objects, suggesting removal before Saturday, while the society argues the arrangement poses no harm to cricket. The issue remains unresolved with discussions planned involving the Mayor and ground committee. The society seeks a compromise, proposing optional ground relocation or a movable pole solution to avoid costs.
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W. Moldens
Ewok A. Association
Erithet
Cricket Association
Y Stat
The
Chen
Ooorms
Orluloet
Polo Ground
Qricket Asociatina
Eridenret
Trustees vow to maintain lands and repair to council
A garbled notice states trustees will preserve subject lands and all appurtenances, ensure cleanliness and proper condition, and repair to the satisfaction of the council. They may remove obstructions upon request, with restoration to a clean and compliant state as required.
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Emily
Gillmore Family Welcomes Son At Tunishowsa Hospital
An item notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs T Gillmore dated in a fragmentary notice. The passage also advertises cricket gear, stationery, seeds, and sporting goods from MARTIN S Big Sports Depot and related merchants, with generalized claims and prices in a local shop context.
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Gilmore
Tunishowsa' Pevate Hospital
Mard Ith
Mra. T. Gillmore
Martin
Sydney
Martin's
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