Armidale Relief Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Armidale Ladies Relief Society met in the Council Chambers with Alderman Hiawke presiding. The annual report praised relief work, noting 44 Xmas dinners, 1600 bread loaves, 410 assisted cases, 34 Xmas orders, and £30 from a Cafe Chantant. Officers were elected for 12 months and a balance sheet showed a credit of £210 12s 4d. In other news, trainer Henry O Berle appeared at Waverley police station with injuries blamed on boxers Rudolph and Unhols, who face Paddington Palace Court.
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Armidale Ladies’ Relief Society
Jact
W. J. Hiawke
Mesdames Thomas
Knapten
Richards
Topham
Crossman
Middleton
Jones
Lawwin
Lew
Holden
Buntine
Archdeacon White
Reva Buntine
Jas. Jones
Miss A Crossman
Oo Cafe Chantant
Lenedale
M.L.A
J. A. Glase
Ald. Jones
Jleasure
Archdeacon Lewis
W. P. Best
Hey
Armidale
Vane
W. G. Thomas
Mra. W
hett-Lawson
Mesdamen Russell Richardson
Xnapton
Henry O’berle
Waverley
O’berle
Unhols
Rudolph
Paddington Palisa Court
Hillgrove Wedding Echoes Local Pride in Joyful Ceremony
On Wednesday at St George Church Hillgrove Elizabeth Alice Widdy and Hobart Parkman united in marriage. Rev Auchinleck-Ross officiated with a breakfast at Oddfellows Hall. The couple left for Armidale to begin their honeymoon amid gifts including a marble clock from Burragong Shire Council.
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St. George's Church
Auchinleck-Ross
Elizabeth Alice
Widdy
Tou
Maud Ellenden
Harrie Ellersden
C. Widdy
J. Widdy
Oddfellows' Hall
W. M. Smart
Ald. R. Sharp
Hillgrove
D. Porter
J. C. Martin
Dudley Goodwin
J. Oliver
W. Kinlla
Messrs. Highfield and Smart
Sharp
Two Boys Charged With Malicious Destruction in Water Closet
Walter John Hunter age sixteen and Robert Healey age sixteen were charged with placing an explosive substance in a water closet to destroy it. Six witnesses testified. they were committed for trial to Glen Innes Quarter Sessions on Lith February next with bail set at £10 each and one surety of £20. Albert Hugh Healey, sixteen, was discharged after prosecution closed. The case for Mullane alias Brennan and Alderton involved a Jeogla fraud. Flood waters receded with no further danger. Collymongle station lost 800 sheep in the flood.
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R. Sharp
Oll
Walter John Hunter
Robert Healey
Dobbie
Glen Innnee
Albert Hugh Healey
W. G. Hazell
J.P
Wiliam Alderton
A. J. Scott
Mullane
W. Brennan
Gilgandra
Jeogla
P. and A. Association Holds Busy Show Planning Meeting
The P. and A. Association met at the School of Arts with record attendance. New judges were named for dairy stock, fruit, and fare produce and public half-days for the show were approved. A special train service from Tamworth Uralla and Glen Innes was planned, ground sites for new booths and buildings were located, and the grandstand and sheep pavilion additions progressed. Third day prize money totals 70 pounds with specific awards for sheep-dog trials cattle drafting leg-chopping and buckjumping. Managers were appointed for tree-felling log-chopping sawing cattle drafting and sheep-dog trials with a night entertainment committee named.
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School of Arts
R. T. Vyner
A. Hyan
Nowra
Wisn
O'Callaghan
G G. Crispin
Geanys
R. Scobie
West Martland
W J. Allen
Toy
J. W. Curtis
Thos
Sisson
G. Jackes
K. J. Finlayson
F. J. White
Letter on Coroner's Verd ict and medical evidence
A reader protests publication of a coroner's verdict in the inquest on Mrs Ryan. He argues the lay coroner should not judge a professional medical treatment without expert evidence and recounts the patient’s hospital course and death after an obstetric procedure.
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Ryan
I . Miles
Yourn
Atc
H. C. Rikard-Bell
J.P
M.B
Hillgrove
Hillgrove Wins Rifle Teams Match at Hillgrove Range
A five-man Hillgrove team defeated their rivals in a two-distance rifle match shooting eight shots per man at 500 and 600 yards on Wednesday. The Hillgrove victory followed a competitive day of marksman effort on the Hillgrove Range.
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Hillgrove Range
Hillgrove
Police Find Sullivan In Bush After Mysterious Marked Blood Note
In Western Australia near Kelmscott police recover Louis Sullivan, a Perth moneylender, hiding in the bush with blood stains on his house. A note reads Not guilty and You will be punished in the next world. Sullivan says the cut was to relieve his head and denies suicide.
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Kelmscott
W.A
Louis Sullivan
Sullivan
Perth
Del
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Armidale Relief Society
Collymongle Station
P. & A. Association
Rave
Bathgrove
A. Boundy
J. Blancowe
F. Hardie
W. Taylor Ag
Armdale
G. Allman
W. Price
G. Sehmutter
J. Seabrook Um
Lennox Um
H. Bower
A. Dean
H. Cavanagh
J. Hassall
Godfrey
Armidale c
Dean
M’ching
Lewis Zeaimyion
Pickham
J. Richardson & Company
J. Richardson and Go., Limited
Wehool
Anistates
Mallam and Company
J. Correy
K. O'Connor
Allagm
Feacher
Mancforte
Thery
Sateemeran
BTU
Armatelaly Parmesan Nipple Suis
MHS
Mooman
the People’s Tailor
T. H. Gendle
State
D. Foner
Ana Co
Syaney
A. McDonald
Brardy-Street
Aydeney
Sydney
D. B. M'‘Donato
Beardy
Tatternall’s
Sorrew
Sinek
Man
M‘donald
New South Wales
Peter Bowling
Bulli
Western Collieries Wages Board
Rollins
Trapestion
Ward Ano CO
Donglaa-street
Radoot
Singer Sewing Machine
R. J. Grimson
Armidale District
J. Grieson
N Agent
Deardy Street
Barlow
New England
P. Dalbora
Fruit Palace
Heardy Street
Morn VW
Miler Werd Ou
Page Bros
Speerhis
Weaver
B. Weaver
Aya
Thos. Crowley
W. Miller & CO
Ali
Spencer
Fatconer Street
Jas. Mortagh
Esiavon
Ro Weetun
Phau
Rusden AL
Raossouris
Treerche
Old
P. Ryan
Dangar & Rusden Sts
Dei
J. Larkin
Domareq Street
Moone
David Martin
Martin
Tare
Arenas
Mammon
Regina
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