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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
4
A lengthy critique argues against the proposed railway from Guyra, noting government indifference to northern harbor needs and criticizing the central policy of funneling trade to Sydney. It calls for reassessing harbor merits north of Newcastle and avoiding rival port divisions.
An analysis of dairy prices and labor wages contrasts wharf labor with dairy farming in Australia and England. It discusses pricing, overtime pay historically and currently, and the impact on consumer costs, suggesting farmers profit from high butter prices while workers face lower real wages.
An excerpt discusses interlinked housing costs and wages amid Board of Trade deliberations. It notes a weekly rent around 17s 9d in the metropolis and higher in Sydney, with limited homes for families and debates over deferred purchase schemes. The piece contrasts rural centers with city employment prospects and the impact on housing demand.
A fragmented OCR line mentions a phrase about ownership by Giferess and Censdell with unclear context. It reads as a partial quote or error in transcription, lacking verifiable entities, dates, or a clear event to report.
The Liputy Postmaster General informs MP W G Thompson that the Atholwood Kerry mail service will shift to a biweekly schedule starting in April. Lectures on First Aid are planned for monthly meetings, with dates to be announced, and attendance urged for those living outside town.
The CWA monthly meeting at Tow Bell Tobey Tout lists many members and apologies, notes Mr Fravernal’s regret, and discusses the butter factory, migration agreements, and a notable murder case verdict. It also covers Lilydale drownings, a new lecture by Billy Bray, and honey marketing ideas amid farming concerns.
The Premier Sir George Fuller denounces Archbishop Kelly for inciting sectarian bitterness and claims his address defies civil law on marriage. A Grafton line accident near Casino killed driver J. Glaeson and fireman H. Curnow when a locomotive derailed after a washout in rain. a guard survived.
A flood of items reports upcoming events from May 16 shows and Barbea picnic on May 7. Union appoints S H Bartlett as president. Masses at Cherry Tree Till and Inverell race club meeting start soon. Social happenings include dances at Onkercod and a good programme. The Royal Automobile Club notes £0054 stolen in 1984. W Cumberland moves to Riverstone Moat Works in Sydney and is honored by Aberdeen friends. Licensing board and local expulsion notices surface. A Batholreath incident reveals two long‑separated brothers Harold and George Weston. A jilted lover’s intercepted note leads to a reception. A poisoning incident in Ebor, hotel shooting at Blakehurst, and a 13 year old killed at Penrith Speedway are recorded. A land sale records $5 per acre for Maxwell ton estate at 4116 acres. Political notes: Jonah Thomas nominated for Senate, Gibb for Labor, Progressive choice pending. A 28 year old man jailed for theft of a suitcase from the Federal Attorney General.
The text explains penalties for landowners who fail to pay after a three month grace, with 7 percent annual additions and monthly increases. It notes interest starts four months after notice. It also reports Inverell rainfall: 51% points in the first quarter, with 21, 70, and 115 points by month, and expresses desire for a substantial rainfall to aid grazers and farmers.
The Hospital held a charity guessing contest where a bar of chocolates donated by the LIL restaurant proprietor was won by F. Logan. Participants guessed the number of minute grains in a pickle bottle. Cribs were counted by Mayor and Mayoress, Alderman and Mrs Mellveen, who found 1171. the winner’s guess 1167 was very close. Proceeds will benefit the hospital.
The Ladies Auxiliary Hospital Committee met Friday in the secretary’s rooms. They urged support for an April 4 charity event featuring refreshments and damper, proceeds to the Chatriet Hospital. A social with novelty dances is planned for Tuesday, April 7 at the Adept of Arts, with Mrs Rowland’s stall in front of Candell’s.
Tinghs Tin NL reports annual dredging output of 8000 cable yards yielding 46 tins of tin oxide at about 1 lb per yard. Tributors operated 1 dredge plant in shallow ground, producing tin oxide. No 4 plant also worked by tribute produced 769 tome. Debits and depreciation adjust to 6380 for year. motion cutter dredge faced difficulties but progress expected with improvements. Assets include stocks 21260, sundry debtors 69, small balances 1948. liabilities 25001 to sundry creditors and payable on Rutherland water lease at 10 percent of profits from lenses.
Bannockburn proved superior to Inverell in a rough weekend match. Chas Moore and J Tome scored for the winners with Maur converting one. Wonga Smith and J Hagan replied for Inverell. Referee W Moran officiated as both teams showed early team work and solid tackling. Moore, Dub Broa, Toma Broa, McConker and McCarthy stood out for Bannockburn while Inverell’s Wallare and Burton Broa were noted for effort. The report forecasts Bannockburn potential in Ryder Cup after stronger training.
At a P and A Association committee meeting, debate centered on whether a mare shown by A M Denner should have been entered without a stud book certificate. Protests, rules, and potential withdrawal were discussed as stewards and officials sought to determine eligibility and proper procedure amid conflicting assurances from witnesses.
A meeting of hospital representatives led to forming a carnival committee to organize a May 2 event for the District Hospital. Attending groups included the Eight Nurs Day Association Ross Hill and Augusta wheels Laverall Valedonian Society and the Oddfellows. Walter Maldema was named secretary and E C Wilson the assistant secretary. A concert is planned for May 20 with the Inverwil Chern and Orchestral Society and a convent assist. The Country Women's Association branch will be asked to oversee ground events. Further arrangements to be made at Monday’s meeting.
A recent show luncheon was limited by unavailable executive members and a heat wave. President Mr Aven blamed the weather while Mr W Jeffery pressed on seating, tickets, and who would pay for official tables. Some judges paid, others faced charges, and the matter faded after officials discussed fairness.
Misa Ena Butler returns home from an unhappier holiday while Mrs Norman Doyle and Mindy Doyle end Sydney visits, and Mr and Mrs Harry Bee visit Morolma. Several others travel or host, including Mrs W H Boott returning from Sydney, Mr D Whemen’s hospital operation, and a Maitland banquet for G K Holden. Memorials, church dedications, and social events mark the lively community scene with weddings upcoming for Miss Ruby Proteed.
The Kinito Theatre and its staff hosted a police charity evening organized by Berges White to aid the hospital. Attendance was strong and receipts expected around £10 with subsidised total near £98. Mayor presided over a chess prize and thanked Sergeant White for his work. Chocolates donated by Mr. Logan and others boosted income, with leftovers set aside as reserve.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe new millinery designs at Conefield with curious terms. Mentions of disjointed phrases suggest fashion items like hats and accessories moving toward a distinctive style in 1607 era motifs.
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