Lament On Political Catch-Cries And Scientific Guidance
The piece argues that governance relies on exact political science rather than catch-cries. It criticizes educated professionals for political ignorance, advocates evolving a national political science, warns against selfish interests, and urges youth education to align individual and national well-being with broader aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gibson
Institute of Engineers
Gibson
Ense
Local and General Ashford Bush Nursing and community notices
Ashford Bush Nursing Association plans a Ti related event with a Rodis Listenery Club prize and a public ad to suppress radio interference. Baby Show held at the Haby Health Centre shows 62 entries with results pending. Inverell and Fo and Association meetings discuss quorums and future actions. Anglican Synod opens with service at St Augustine's Church and a civic reception by the Mayor. Holy Communion each morning and Bishop presides with Archdeacons Foxter and Fairbrother assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford Bush Nursing
Ashford Bush Nursing Association
Rodis
Valdoxs
DL. Kneipp
Inverell
Haby Health Centre
Anglican Synod
S T Augustine's Church
Orlock
Augustine's
Rainward Picnic Chance Hinges on Weather at Synod Meet
Rain continues possibly through Wednesday delaying the basket picnic as the town’s parishioners and syndmen plan a social inter course. For the week ended April 28 1994 beef pieces and sundries were received into the metropolitan abattoir from Queensland the total for five weeks being 37.26 percent pounds and an average 1453 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Wis
Mitches
Synod Menir
Syndmen
Tebal
Cheaper Capitol Pictures Seats Attract Early Patrons
The Capitol management reduced seat prices from 21 to 16 dollars allowing about 200 early patrons to benefit. A final India lecture by Pastor Wilson titled The Habits and Customs of Indian People will be offered with lantern slides and missions fund raffle. Community events include a town hall dance, a nurse and Memorial fund drive, prizewinners announced for Therocare and the next social on May 9 with Monte Carlo No. 1 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Dombeit
Capitol
India
Wilson
Church of Christ
Tadian
Fire Brigade
Lo Hollins
Tae Chee Ryan
Fuehee
Amd
Therocare
Meo Mendes Hacky Tirlees
Monte Carlo
Moss Wells
G. Gaukroger
Local notices and family milestones reported in Inverell district
Sergeant Rochester flies to Sydney for Police Association conference. Jack McCosker of Coogee visits district after Inverell stay. M L Byrne from Inverell renews acquaintances in town. M J Looby of Macintyre Shire Council fractures leg in Bathurst trip. W Sullivan learns of sister C L Naylor’s death in Melbourne. John and Mrs John Boshier mark golden wedding in England from 1883. Four children and sixteen grandchildren noted. Walter H Scott’s father dies at Manly. Scott clan heads to Sydney. Scott was inspector of Conditional Purchases in Moree district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boshier
England
Hartley Wespall
J. ©. Keate
Walter H. Scott
Manly
Stott
Sydney
Mr. Scott
Scott
Moree
Inverell Golf Club 18 Hole Stroke Handicap Scores Report
Scores list from Inverell Golf Club 18 hole stroke handicap event led by W McNamara 95 24 67 and others including L Cloonan 89 20 6a J Mcffveen 93 23 7. FP denotes field placements. The Associates note records a 16 hole stroke handicap won by Miss E Burge 54 27 67 with O Brown second 99 31 68 and earlier Thursday scores highlight Mrs Snow 87 16 and Mrs Haniley 90 17 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell Golf Club
W. McNamara
L. Cloonan
J, Mcffveen
P. Saunders
H. Beveridge
W. J
Kinross
Morell
R. P. Handley
F. Hinton
Fp, Brooks
Dr. Cookson
R. Freeman
A. Asher
W. H. Crossley
McFarland
W. Hinton
E Pillans
E. McFarland
Snow
Haniley
Crossinvy
Clopnar
Scot
Canterbury Park Races: Saturday Results Summary
Results from Canterbury Park include multiple divisions with winners such as Malden Wester and Craigavon. Notable finishes list Irish Blend Fox Hunter and Prismatic among others, with prices ranging from 3 to 1 up to 10 to 8.
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Canterbury Park
Weather snippet reports mixed temperatures across days
Read fragment notes daily highs and lows with numbers: Friday max 68 min 45 Saturday 425 Sunday 594-55 and Monday 645 degrees. Ambiguous formatting. likely incomplete forecast details.
Monthly Cattle Sale Remains On Schedule For Friday
Municipal salevardy advertised with 150 cattle including about 39 fat cattle to be auctioned. Agents Murray Eather Cramer Thom Kinross Varley Parker Wool Sales listed as selling agents. Report notes Haruki Leader Reedy Creek clip sold by Weneo at Newcastly sale with entries including wids and sids and a small lot of prices and lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Murray and Eather
A. J. Cramer
Arthur Thom
Kinross Bros
Varley and Parker
Haruki
Reedy Creek
Benshaw
Weneo
Ashford Race Day Records Mixed Attendance and Jockey Spill
Ashford Jockey Club hosted its autumn meeting with fair attendance and improvements to the track. Sverdale rider Sverdale bled and crashed late in the Opening Handicap, injuring jockey Forrester. Results highlight Loncassa winning the Opening Handicap with Lady Vallard and Wy nwood Rose also placing, amidst betting shifts and times ranging from 1.18 to 1.15.
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Ashford
Sverdale
W. Forrester
W. J
Gobbert
Manecht
Loncassa
Naughton
Lady Valiard
Doherty
Wrynwood Rose
Kenny
Sycedale
Forrester
Lady Vallard
Wrrnwood Foose
Fur
Arawa
Maughtonymos Helowin
Thorley
Helowin
Ashford Fandicap
Stocklin
iThorsey
Bardsley
Robinson
Mettawarrie
Armstrong
Lady Norstead
Lady Riversleigh
Moores
Triaria
Tharla
Timé
Maughtons
Doriclass
Lawrence
Om Lonca
Bonshaw Race Weights Declared for Upcoming Meet
The Bonshaw program lists declared weights for the May opening handicap at four furlongs with Chrystal Brook leading at 32.8 and Storklin 11.8 among entries. Novice Handicap spreads five furlongs with How Mad set at 9.7 and Mayplane 7.7. The Bonshaw Handicap seven furlongs features Chrystal Brook 12.8 and Trilith 10.1 among several weights. Flying Handicap six furlongs lists Ghrysti Brook 12.4 Stocklin 11.4 and Loncassa 8.9 with others noted.
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Bonshaw
Fur
Chrystal Brook
Storklin
Sycedale
Trilith
Lonmeassa
Bardsley
Wrynwood Rose
Maitien Plate
Wool market shows renewed confidence and firmer prices
London wool report notes improved values amid steady exchange, with Bradford reporting gains in merino tops and fair business. Crossbred tops and yarns firm, merino yarn demand weak, German tops sales up, France and Belgium trade quiet, Continental futures firmer.
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W. ©. Devereux
London
Bradford
France
Belgium
Where Mr Cummins Stands in Irreverent Letter Standoff
In Inverell Times reader Mr E F Cummins of Moree declares support for a bread before bonds policy, opposing Sir Otto Neimeyer and the money power. He accuses Mr Sims and Mr Scullin of backing anti Australian policy, and defends workers and farmers while condemning overseas bondholders and pension cuts.
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E. F. Cummins
Eastom Street
Moree
Inverell Times
Sims
Otto Netmeyer
Netmeyer
Neimeyer
Otto Neimeyer
Peoples’ Movement
Liang
Beasley
Peoples
T Amn
Hell
Mr. Sims
Scullin
Inverell
Senlin
Iran
Monte Carlo
Mr. Scullin
Mr. Scullion
Mr. Sim
Jack Baley
Seuilin Povernment
Cutie
Fey
Ton Beiige
Glen Innes Defeats Inverell In Rain Lark
In wet conditions Glen Innes, aided by three scoring threats and six Peters Cup players, overwhelmed Inverell 43 to 7 at Glen Innes. Griffey and Townsley among scorers as the home side built momentum with multiple trys and strong defense throughout the match.
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Inverell
Glen Innes
Griffey
Townaley
Wilson
Graham
Wells
Roach
Onas
Ramsay
Inverell C. Wells
Lock
Cross
O'Keefes
Keightley
Kennedy
Pivettia
Bowling
Glenn Innes
Townsley
Giles
Gian
Walker
Rick
O'Keefe
Pivetta
Day
Wella
Roweh
Finai
Inveresl
Pivette
Back in Town Ockie Moore Returns to Balmain Fold
Ockie Moore of Balmain returns to town and offers services for the representative thirteen. Inverell’s foulball talent is boosted by Jack Tinson, A Kennedy, and ex Tamworth resident Mick Crowe as coach. Spargo Smithy is highlighted as a fast wing three quarter. Under 21 Peters Cup team named with Budd at fullback and Ryan, Trim, Giles in the three quarters.
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Spargo Smithy
Wartalda
T. Budd
Pat Ryan
W Trim
A. Giles
Ryan
J Keightley
PF. Ramsay
GB. Quetcher
R. Bucknell
J Gardiner
HL Northcott
Griffey
Renddite
Bundarra B Tops Howell in Wet Field Rally
Bundarra B defeated Howell 10 to 1 on a wet greasy ground. Bundarra scored all ten points in the last 15 minutes as the ball proved hard to handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundarra
Howell
Bondarra
Pastor Watson’s India Demon Possession Lecture
Pastor Watson details demon possession in India while recounting his preaching in the Tirsenzon district. He describes a midnight demonstration around a sacred tree, devil dancers, and his use of the name Jesus to counter spirits, plus a sanctioned account of kindness shown by locals and a planned lecture with lantern slides.
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Church of Christ
Watson
Christ
India
Tirsenzon
Jesus
Satan
Mr. Watson
Jesus Christ
Ourrency
Australia
Clem Ryan Memorial Gad and Safety Glass Regulation
Fragmentary text notes a Clem Ryan Memorial event with net proceeds from a Fire Brigade social on 24/493 and lectures on 27/499. Mentions safety glass fitting for public road vehicles in France from 1 January 1935 and an annual inspection to enforce the new regulations.
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Fire Brigade Social
McCabe
Cory
Bee Peace LD
France
Bundarra and Howell Exhibit Strong Backline Play in Exhibition
Full backs C Hennessey and L Hennessey starred for Bundarra with sharp forward work from B Plume, T Kennedy, and BR Poulson. Bundarra scorers included T Kennedy and E Hutton with Melville adding a goal and J Mer High a field goal. Howell featured G Plumenry and C Hennessey scoring, while Keera could not field a full team leaving Bundarra short.
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C. Hennesay
Hows
L Hennessey
Keera
Bundarre A
Rovers and Oxford Routs in Local Riddle Cup Start
Local Riddle Cup opened Saturday with Rovers defeating Peters Cul com 24 to 4 and Oxfords beating Magpes 20 to 10 on the toss ground. A full report appears in Wednesday's paper.
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Rovers
Peters Culcom
Oxfords
Magpes
Widnesday
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Invere
Fo and Association
Messrs
Ernest Campbell
J. Boshler
N Joo
Geo. Makim
Turner JT
Belfield Bond
OWA
Simms
Byron Armcade
Dave Crouse
Eam
MT & Wil
Srebine
Brown
M. Connor
GF Morton
Weil
Chem Rvan Fond
Rochester
The
Police Association
Jack McCosker
Coogee
M. L. Byrne
Julin Creek
M. J. Looby
Macintyre Shire
Bathurst
W. Sullivan
C. L. Naylor
Prahran
Meelbourne
Das
Lieut. W. Swan
Tri
London Wool Report
MR. Cummins
Glen Victorious
Inverell XII
Ockie” Moore
Pastor Watson
Clem Ryan
Gad
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