Out With the Kellys at Davidson’s Hotel Mystery
A historical NSW account recalls Ned Kelly and crew ambushing constables at Davidson’s Hotel in 1879. The raid, led by Ned Kelly, aimed to seize arms and money, with Devine and Richards surprised and disarmed. The capture unfolded as townsfolk watched, church and court disrupted, and the gang prepared to contest the scene.
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Devine
Richards
Constable Devine
Davidson’s
Ned Kelly
Mra. Devine
Rael
Ponseasi
Byrne
Ned
Kelly
Dan Kelly
Et Ping
Wae Pee
Mr. Tt
New South Walea
Ned Kelly and gang seize Jerilderie three days of hold up
The Jerilderie siege unfolds with Ned Kelly and allies overpowering town officials, robbing the bank of cash and notes, taking hostages, and broadcasting their claim to justice. The robbers intimidate residents, cut telegraph wires, and announce plans while authorities struggle to quell the uprising. The episode ends with the gang retreating after actions and threats, leaving the town in shock and pursuit underway.
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W. A. Court
Court
Armidale
Kelly
New South Murrey
Jiew Joe
Slong
Deniiguia ‘Hospital
Jiien
Peear Ae
Jennie
Ikea
Tar Bart
O Bank
I Post and Telegraph Office
Ed Kelly
Post and Telegraph Office
Mr. Jefferson
Ned
Gare
Canowindra
Jerilderi
Jerilderio
Cobargo
Narrandera
Winira
Bare Na
Urst
Forbes
Line
Jerikderie
Canowiine
Gihet Rand
Eriideria
Jerilderie
Eplandiy
Shane
Siortly
Gill
Outlaws Escape After Bank Robbery in Murray River Region
In a dramatic drive near the Murray River, Byrne fled town on his horse with stolen bank money, pursued by Dan Kally, Steve Hart and others who fired revolvers shouting for Morgan and Ben Hall. Ned Kelly followed on a mare leading a police horse, returning to the Royal Hotel before detaining the men.
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Senate
Byres
Living
Cox
Byrne
Iving
Iber
Yrne
Dan Kall
Tarleton
Dan
Ignable
Kalige
Ocala
Torloten
Jand
Kelly
Owever
Richards
Hart
Dan Helly
Fitzpatrick
Whitby's
Baumgarten
Lonergun
Sater
Ned Kelly
Devine
Nat Tee Tegan
Pelts
Ned
Hia
Gill
Hardie
Nctin
Rangin
Terenge
Aburistii
Mom Diaa
Rankin
Ardia
Macaron
M’dougall
Royal Hotel
Mr. Gribble
Murray
Dan Kally
Steve Hart
Siurrah
Morgan
Ben Hall
New South Wales Woolpack Proposal Faces Objections
The Gragiere Association of NSW discusses Bradford manufacturers woolpacks for bale capacity and weight limits. Secretary J W Allen notes cooperation with manufacturers to avoid jute packs and steel bands, proposing a 380 lb max to ease handling in sheds cars and stores and reduce costs.
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Gragiere Association of
New South Wales
Bradford
Bede
J. W. Allen
Commonwealth
Carters
Allen
Customs revenue shows rise for six month period
For the six months ended December 1 the Customs revenue amounted to 128,000,346 or £1,100 more than for the corresponding period of the previous year.
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Gunnedah
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Standing Committee On Public Works
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Albore
Vain
Remners
the Australian Museum
Timne
Palmers Ltd
Woolpacks
Wales
Hunter
Hunterrs
John Hunter & Sons
Boot Palace
Beardy Street
Ammilale
KODAK
Baylight Day
B. Weaver
Omemista
Beardy-Street
G. R. Topham
Hermony
Procen Armidale Steem
Phoos
Bret
A. B, Cashman, Int
Richardson
Annab
H. W. Lana
J. Mallaby
D. B. M’donald
Oppo
Tatt’s Hotel
Heardy-street
Savage
C. Savage & Sons
Servier
Pasalle
A. McDonald & Son
Mighoines Tailor & Cestumiore
Armidale & Guyra
Marcus Clark & Co. Ltd
Central Square
Firm
T. A Burt
Sn-Street
Armidals