Government Over Seeks Power Shift On North Power Project
Local readers weigh the government stance on the Jack Adgery scheme and a possible county takeover. Inverell signals little new action while national authorities debate who bears responsibility. The North West stands to gain if development proceeds, with supporters citing local jobs and infrastructure benefits amid cautious opposition.
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Inverell
Ulber
Puller
Sir George Fuller
Controversial Public Commentary Sparks Debate Over Patriotism
A fragmented page quotes Me Jodur of Bbertwh Kom Peewee Tlogmtion lambasting Aneteationn critics and echoing civic tension. The passage references labor unrest, patriotism, and a contentious discussion of national loyalty amid local political discourse.
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Jodur
Oman
Heather Liter
Gore
Philias
Farmers' Politics and the Path to a New Party
A discussion of farmers seeking political influence beyond the Nationalist party through forming a new party. The piece notes the drive to balance power, the role of Dr Earle Pope in shaping strategy, and aims to relieve primary producers from heavy burdens while addressing rising living costs and agricultural industry needs.
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Elitr Tu
Ao EU
Ranke
Earle Pope
Andy Hemadth
Tomuwed
Fe Agriculture Industries
Thiad
Inverell Council suit ends nominal win on £257 claim
Reported at Inverell Municipal Council meeting the D Arcy liability case over the council amounted to £257. The council nominally won but was out of pocket after costs. Weather notes mark dry winds hurting local wheat crops with light yields from Delungra to Pallamallawa.
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D'Arcy Lancets
Inverell Municpal Council
D'Arcy
Delungra
Pallamallawa
Warlads
Loss to Wert Australia Vutdt and South African exports
Fragmented report notes Wert Australia buying over one million pounds of Ad and Fralien, while South African exports to Australia fall short of two billion. It discusses British steamers and a looming wheat and timber trade dispute affecting price and rates amid a timber monopoly. The piece mentions South African government terms and potential shifts in supplier relations for wheat, flour, and timber.
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Australia
Torre
Prion
Fralien
Uttmay
Downtrodden Husbands Tale Ends in Desertion
A man, long trapped in a hostile marriage, endures poverty and exploitation as his wife seizes his earnings and severs ties. He attempts a new farm but remains unpaid and discarded, while family obligations grow and a final plea for reunion ends in divorce by desertion.
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Melbourne
Bowie
Town Hall Accommodation Controversy Sparks Budget Debate
Town officials clash over real hall access and pricing for town events. Ad hoc proposals seek fair booking rules, noting past use of Memorial Hall and School of Arts venues. Local councillors press for equitable seating and charge structures amid limited spaces.
Overdraft and Purchase of 100 Cattle by Court Motion
Discussion centers on an overdraft of £2500 with a limit of £8200. On Al Butler's motion, the court agrees to purchase 100 cattle if funds are available, and further inquiries will be made on prices. The court will assess payment readiness and potential costs before finalizing.
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al. Butler
Counei
Motor Registration Notice Warns of 14 Day Call In
Police remind motorists to call at the local station within 14 days of receipt for motor registration. Penalty awaits neglect. New number plates are available with white numbers on black background. drivers who haven’t changed should inquire at the police station.
Behood of Arts hall hosts Inverell Hockey Club event
A crowded Behood of Arts hall enjoyed a dunes organized by Inverell Hockey Club with a lively crowd and musical entertainment by Miss Myra Dean assisted by Mr Ryder and Mr H Smith. An excellent supper was provided by the ladies and the organizing team was praised for the smooth arrangement.
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Behood of Arts Hall
Inverell Hockey Club
Myra Dean
Ryder
H. Smith Wes M
Country Party supporters form local organizing group
A meeting at J A Warner's office presided by N C Bucknell decided to reform the local branch and establish an active organization to secure every vote for endorsed New England candidate W C Thompson MEHR. J A Warner named President and Treasurer, Arthur Thom Secretary, Rod Higgine assistant secretary and campaign director. Funds are to be collected immediately to fund an efficient campaign.
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Country Party
J. A. Warner
N. C. Bucknell
New England
W. C. Thompson
Mehr
Arthur Thom
S. Rod. Higgine
Lord Forster Farewell Address From Australia
Lord Forster broadcast a farewell message on Tuesday night praising the friends made in Australia and thanking all for five years of travel. He tells of bidding farewell to returned soldiers and expresses admiration for the diggers and their war spirit remaining in the public memory.
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Lord Forster
Forster
Australia
Vin Ong
Moree Sensation Near Pullamalowa Tragedy
John Wenalbaos of Advan Maramba Riding near Pullamalowa arrived in Moree on Tuesday after a business visit. He reported a violent incident in a lavatory where a person, later identified as Bheethy, attacked a companion. A medical emergency followed with an ambulance and hospital care, including a nose injury and attempted surgery, as authorities investigated the circumstances.
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John Wenalbaos
Advan Maramba
Pullamalowa
Moro
Fem
Bike
Odin
Cycling Club Dance Evokes Prominent Support and Fun
The event at the School of Arts on Tuesday night drew a good crowd of about a dozen couples. Misses Jeadie Dioust and Madge Kennedy earned high praise for organizing, with Mr B. Domes as secretary. Prizes included a waltz won by Mrs Corner and Mr Ryen for dancing, plus consolation prizes by Mr Wade. Chocolate prizes went to Mr T Saxten and Miss O'Brien, and Mr J Adams and Miss Dot Bokon claimed second. The club expects a profit around ten pounds.
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Clint Dance
Norlal Daner
Aria
Ceetad
Jeadie Dioust
Madge Kennedy
B. Domes
Cork
Mrs Corner Unehit
Me Ryen
P. Wade
Mra
Kerr
Puine
Mitch Myra Dean
Margaret Varien
Mr. T. Saxten
O'Brien
J. Adame
I E. Smith
Concert string quartet at Conservatorium features famed soloists
The Conservatorium presents String Quartetta with Geraldstone Bell and Cterald Walenn in a quartet replacing Werhragghen. Lionel Lawnon and Alf red FEL join as violist and cellist. Ethel Oxborn, noted Australian singer, will perform and join additional items with Mr Alfred TaN in a program on Monday.
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Conservatorium Tring
Quars Totter
Cterald Walenn
Lionel Lawnon
Alfred Fel
Geraldstone Bell
Haw Talon
Werhragghen
Bern
Syd
Rey
Peet
Lionel
Finn
Voral
Wtalin
Ethel Oxborn
Auetraliy
New Fenland
Benntr
Anton
Phe Fonsi
Onkeahnrn
Alfeed Tan
Ted
Local Sports Week Brings Hockey and Football Action
Local agent reports new rare items arriving weekly and orders flowing in. The weekend show promises events including hockey and football with updates on arrangements and schedules.
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Toverell
Fire-destroyed Goulds cook shop and council actions
A fire yesterday morning completely destroyed Gould Bros cook shop with damage roughly £3000. Local events include a special service at Cherry Tree Hill, a controversial council debate, and the Prime Minister’s speech marking the federal election campaign kickoff in Dandenong. Evidence in the Deportation Board case closes, and a range of local notices cover municipal grants, auctions, and strikes at Plumthorpe and Towerville stations.
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Gould Bros
Cook
Bheering
Ta Werell
Dandenong
Vic
Memre L. Clay
A. Baker
Wood Hall
Cherry Tree Hill
Diabet Aml Butler
Mir. H. A. Roberts
Inverell notes of residents and visitors from Byron to Sydney
Arch ie Sinclair left Inverell for Sydney after a few days in Byron while Mim Rite Ba wte joined the motorist ranks. O Leary promoted to PM at Ashford, Birest postal inspector visited Inverell, Captain Bartlett of the Cathay toured the area. Vists by Mrs Wiltshire and Norma Ring to Sydney, engagement announced for Joan Borthwick and B E Carroll. Karl Zlothowski injured in a hare riding accident at his brother’s residence, Inverell.
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O'Leary
Posta
Carconr
P.M
Ashford
Joan Borthwick
T. P. Borthwick
BE. J. Carroll
Messrs. Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd
Sydney
Eleet
Fred Hawke
Inverell
Karl Zlothowski
Zlothowski
Warialda
Silent Cops on Inverell Roads Face Legal Risk
Inverell Municipal Council examined a legal opinion on silent cops on roads. The Lev al Government Association’s official warned that if installed the council could be liable for damages from incidents. Police cooperation was urged, while councilors debated who bears responsibility and how to regulate traffic with police input.
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Inverell
Léval
Assacinion
H. Bhaetl
Couneil
Stuckey
Vegas
Lewlo
Ald
TaoTe
Local Government Battle Over Road Safety Sightline
A fragmented report shows officials clashing over plans to protect a new road along Tew Street. The Local Government Department asserts guardianship of the public while facing pushback on safety and access concerns.
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Tew Street
Dow
Municipal council debate over union solicitor attendance
A council meeting discussing whether a union solicitor should attend the session. H B Singleton chairing, debate over bringing the union solicitor, and whether to invite only the employee representative. Motion to invite Singleton to attend next Friday carried with no solicitor invited.
Delungra Council Votes 15 MPH Speed Signs
Bannock burnshire council ended a Delungra debate on speeding between Moree and Inverell. Dr Fraser moved erecting signs at town ends limiting to 15 mph, citing schoolchildren and child safety. the motion passed.
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Bannockburnshire
Delungra
Prosers
Dr. Tonkin
Wao
Fraser
Trotting Handicaps For Hospital Open Handicap Night
The Hospital Open Handicap list sets the first heat with Battle King at scratch King Lewis 30 yd handicap Wattle Forest 150 yd handicap Battle Hour 100 yd Norma 270 yd The second heat features Style verst For est Lady eraveh King Dick 00 Dh Blythe 210 bhd and Bob 350 bhd.
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Battle King
King Lewis
Wattle Forest
Battle Hour
Norma
Style
Eermteh
Forest Lady
Eeraveh
King Dick
Blythe
Bob
Maize silo proposal discussed at P A Association meeting
A Maize Silo committee was appointed to study the proposal at a P A Association meeting held yesterday. President N C Bucknell noted a strong address by Mr Wendels advocating the street rule committee and urged broader interest from western residents. members Mossry Kinross N W Porro J A Warner W Tonkin W Jeffery F P Brown W Gil home were named.
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Inverall
P. and A. Association
N.C. Bucknell
Fern
Wendels
Streeg
Mossry, Kinross
N. W. Porro
J. A. Warner
W. Tonkin
W. Jeffery
FP. Brown
Daily Telegram Forecast Reads Mixed Showers On Coast
The telegram forecast notes showers along the coast with generally fine conditions inland. The bulletin uses terse phrasing and regional language suggesting variable weather across coastal and inland areas.
SHIPPING STRIKE GROWS AS WATERSIDE WORKERS JOIN MELBOURNE PROTEST
The strike prospects improve as waterside workers issue a manifesto urging British strikers to move disputes away from Australia and seek proper rectification. The crew of the overseas liner Bervie joined Melbourne strikers yesterday, widening the disruption.
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Atrikore
Tura
Adattalia
Bervie
Melbourne
Derby Manfred and Epsom Boaster in Racing Bulletin
A garbled 19th century racing notes summary mentions Derby Manfred, Epsom Boaster, Honan, Baldwin, Gauntlet, and multiple horses like Amounis and Royal Dightes. It records race pairings, purses, and next contenders with scattered names and unclear outcomes.
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Baldwin
Annette
Avon
Metropolitan
Virgin
Frances Tresen
Princedale
Handringham
Dreblah
Royal Hove Bard of Avon Loddenham
Amounia Canema
Derby
Manfred
Boaster
Honan
King
Epsum
Hoosa
Bentry
Amounts
Inverel
Epsom
Metellus
Darby
Amounis
Hampden
Epema
Havest
Bonster
Vaols
Epes
Royal Dightes
Seamen's Ultimatum Not Perturbed by Lovge Rejection
The Australian Seamen's Union remains firm after Lovge's repudiation of their ultimatum on the August amended abolition of the Captual Water vide Bureau. They reiterate plans to lay coastal vessels idle at the end of 14 days.
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Unio
Building Up Industry in Australia Bounty Planned
The Federal Ministry proposes in the next Parliament a bounty of £40 per ton to encourage the manufacture of merchantable newsprint in Australia. The policy aims to boost local production and reduce imports amid rising paper demand.
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Australia
Town Improvements Gardens In Otho Street
Ald Butler proposed planting trees to create street gardens in Otho Street and asked the parks committee to present a practicable scheme for beautification. The Mayor urged action on removing Byron Street trees if needed, despite a dry season. Ald Lewin supported limited council action due to horses in the street as the motion carried.
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Otho Birest
Ald. Butler
Ald
Butler
Tolghe
Otho Street
Byron ‘Street
Penson
Blacks
Lewin
Council weighs truck load limits on Wool season route
At Tuesday's council meeting in Which the town debated restricting loads to ten tons on a residential street near the railway. The mayor urged inviting Mr Walker to advise run the municipality while Alderman Butler argued against increasing loads. The council approved the motion to continue consideration and refrain from widening street carriage as wool transport shifts toward motor lorries.
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Dwmont
Andrews Street
Walker
Ald
Butler
Aternbeek
Ballock
Civil Service Vote Backing Labor Declared
Delegates at the Commonwealth Public Belgion conference yesterday decided to support the Labor party at the Federal elections.
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The
Commonwealth Public Belgion
Labor Party
Epsom Selections From Metropolitan Newspapers
A brief note lists selections for the Epsom meeting from several metropolitan papers including the Daily Telegraph Honon Labor Daily Baldwin Daily Guardian Baldwin and others, reflecting varied picks and potential bets across outlets.
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Metropolital
Epsom
Daily Telegraph
Honon
Labor Daily
Baldwin
Daily Guardian
Baldwin Oor Honma
Sun
Hoon
News
Mortality Among Lambs Hushes In Armidale District
Reports from across the Armidale district describe heavy mortality among newborn lambs. On one property of 1200 lambing ewes fewer than 200 lambs died, while a neighboring property lost 150. An expert suggested November lambing may reduce losses, citing dry weather as a contributing factor to recent high mortality.
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Armidale
Lamba
Floods in Tokyo Area Cause Severe Damage and Loss
Reuters dispatch from Tokyo reports a giant rainstorm racing through the Tokyo district causing at least three deaths with eight more unconfirmed. About 49 000 houses submerged and landslides linked to the flood, with 20 deaths confirmed and a heavy rain expected to last.
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Reuter
Tokio
Yokohamae
Debt repayment plan rejected by United States
Reuters New York correspondent reports that the Preach proposals for repayment of the country s debt to America have been rejected by America. The decision was made yesterday.
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Reuter
New York
America
Bank Rate Reduced to Four Per Cent by Bank of England
Reuters report from London notes the Bank of England lowered the bank rate to 4 percent today. The move aims to stimulate activity, as confidence returns and markets adjust to the new rate.
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Reuters London
Bank of England
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Drummond
Noga
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Presbyterian Church
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Wittealou
String Quartetta
Harry White
Theorera
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Mra. Hoker
Grant Burgess
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Ify Loughlin
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Tamworth Theatre Ltd
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Palley
Lausanne
Narrabri
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Wayerick Wilson
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George Fuller Han
Thomas Murphy
Gooman Pike
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Murphy
Ald. O'Conner
J. FP
Jie
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Cor Penter
Waterside Workers’ Union
Seamen's Union
Walwh
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Archie Sinclair
Byron
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Mim Rite .Bawte
Bartlett
O.B.E
FLMLS
Cathay
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V. FP
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Norma Ring
HB. McGee
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School of Arte
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Gungorwar- Udi
England
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H. B. Singleton
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Singleton
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Aluter
Iiwae
Local Government Conference
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Didton
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J. Puigor
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Cedric Cambell
B. Charles
Maitland
Miss Thomina
Cromorne
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