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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
2
Coloured floral art muslin and ground art curtaining in floral designs priced from 1/4d to 2/9 yard. Cream and madras curtaining 42 to 48 inches wide with borders or lace insertions. Mosquito netting up to 120 inches wide, various widths and prices. Deep cream bath towels 26 by 48 inches with red borders.
The Labor candidate J Ac Hmas spoke from the Oxford Hotel balcony to a crowd. The address defended Labor policies including wheat pool support, Commonwealth Bank, decentralisation, mother’s endowment schemes, and defense, while criticizing the Government and the Country Party. The speaker urged Labor ticket preferences and thanked Mr Day at the end.
In Folite Court yesterday Charles Wells faced E B Wake for the alleged detention of a watch valued at £50. The affair centers on Wells and his wife sharing a house with Wake, the watch being taken after past disputes and a September claim of ownership. Witnesses describe the chain and watch being on Wells's person when a bicycle incident occurred, but Wells denies taking the watch and the matter remains unresolved.
Dr Higgins reported attending Inverell Land Board where an application for a clerks residence lease was discussed. Board favored a form of land return, but warned against using ratepayers’ funds. debate centered on trust, tenure clause, and future government support versus seller rights. The board agreed to proceed with erecting the building under the offered tenure, amid mixed views on the clause.
A dramatic slice from the Hoenng Journal shows a mother confronting a seventeen year old daughter about going to a party with a flask. The mother admits giving her a small amount of her father's whisky to prevent the “polsemony” of drinking at the gathering. The piece critiques American prohibition and parental choices in youth behavior.
Wallangra celebrated Children’s Day with a picnic and sports at Black’s paddock. Mrs C Crom led organizing aides including M Walsh Coote Kimmorley Row and Higgins. A social followed, with music by Shapoeeny and performances by local children and Miss Eskon Mr George Carter and Miss Newson winning dances. Proceeds from the event benefit the hall fund.
Imperiale defeats Waratabe on the show ground in a closely fought contest. Bowling figures feature Whitby and Werner among the standout performers, with Kibby, Golledge, and Smith contributing key wickets as the match unfolds through multiple innings and partial scores.
A letter reviews kidney trouble risks and urges prompt aid. Doan’s Kidney Pills are praised for curing backache and urinary issues, with a Sydney buyer reporting full relief after months of discomfort and a prior failed remedy. Foster-MMcClellan Co. sells the pills from 14 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
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