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Inverell Times in Inverell, New South Wales

06 May 1932

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Inverell Times

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Inverell, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 06, 1932

Page

3

Well-Sinking and Tin Mining Tales of Addison in New South Wales

The narrative follows Mr. Addison's early road work near Grafton and Stanthorpe, his migratory mining career across Emmaville Inverell and King’s Plains, his ventures in V box water work, and his belief in well sinking and divining. It notes a vivid life on diggings with post dated cheques, high expenses, and a notable double-pay wager with Major Grice, ending with his later well sinking across Arrawatta and surrounding districts.

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Mewton Boyd Addison Grafton Cottam Stanthorpe S.W Boundary Queensland Mr. Addison J. R Smith Tucka Tucka Fleckmorton Mulcahy Rovettigns Gilbert Smith Mrr. Addisgon Two- Mile Cemetery Creek Emmaville Mrr. Addison Inverell Moore Bros Commercial Bank Stevens and Co Kase Fowler Burgess W. F. Robey Tamworth Miss Munro Linxston Brae Street King's Plains Tom Vivers Wmni Vivers Win King’s Plains Tom Bingara Copeton Oreasiin Severn Mr. Bowling Arrawatta Major Grice
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Wool Sales Report From Farmers Co operative Sale

The Farmers and Graziers Cooperative reports a sale of 7349 bales drawn from New England and other tablelands with many clips in fine to superfine quality. The 1/C ACHILG clip from Wooluminombi sold to 47d in the 24-29 season as market tone improved slightly, with France and Japan showing freer demand. Yorkshire remained the largest buyer, while Continent and Japan provided solid support. values stood largely unchanged from the last sale.

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Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Doy Liew New England Monaro Woilumombi France Japan Yorkshire Continent
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NSW Relief Works Bill Aimed At Unemployment Aid

In the House yesterday Mr Lyons introduced a bill to raise 1 300 000 pounds for unemployment relief works. He cited Premiers Conference decisions and noted NSW and Victoria declined the Premiers Plan. The Prime Minister outlined Conference proposals, distributing 2 400 000 pounds among five states, while NSW could not borrow due to credit issues. An unemployed council for NSW would oversee schemes with 600 000 pounds, and local bodies could propose schemes for favorable treatment. The government pledged no interference with industrial conditions.

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House of Representaties Lyons New South Wales Victoria Commonwealth Lang Logan
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Fine wools hold demand for superfine types steady

The wool market remains weaker for general fine wools but specialty superfine types show active demand though values lag prior peaks. A satisfactory clearance achieved with auction sales over the offerings. Top price 26d for five bales of 1'0/ACHILL NEW ENGLAND Wollomombi clip owned by Mr Charles Coventry.

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Achill New England Wollomombi Charles Coventry
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