Earl of Cassillis Career Sketched in Free Masonry
The Free mason sketches Earl of Cassillis life, noting ten years as First Principal of Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland, his military service, and extensive Masonic leadership. It highlights his lineage, marriage, philanthropy, and a career spanning Ayrshire to international Masonry, with future plans to advance Grand Superintendent roles and inter dominion outreach.
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Freemason
Earl of Cassillis
Forbes
Royal Arch Musonry
Scotland
Grand Royal Arch
Lord Cassillis
Lord Casaillis
King's Royal Scottish Archers
Mark MacTaggart Stewart
Holyrood House
Edinburgh
Naval and
Ayrshire
M.W
Mother Kilwinning Lodge
Cassiluis
Lord Cassilus
Gould
Earl of Casaillis
Royal Arch Masonry
Cas- Hillis
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch
Midlothian
East Lothian
Supreme Grand
Lord Saltoun
C. M. Ramsay
Il Bir H
Stuart
Algiers
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Mark Masters
Saile
Australia
New Zealand
Dominion
Knights of the Redress
Cnstantine
Royal Order of Scotland
Visit of Roy Charlton to Forbes Cancelled
Corky Cripps invited Roy Charlton to Forbes for a swimming carnival but a letter from Charlton Sear to Cecil Moloney states the champion is studying at Hawkesbury Agricultural College for an exam and cannot visit Forbes.
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Corky Cripps
Roy Charlton
Forbes
Cecil Moloney
Charlton Sear
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Tomatoes From Cuttings Grown Hardier, Fleshier
A Richmond grower reports three years of tomato production from cuttings rather than seed. He says cuttings yield hardier, nearly seedless fruit and survived winter after being kept under cover at night.
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Hawkesbury Herald
Richmond
Old Platts
Cautionary Note on Committee Participation and Dues
A satirical guide warns against attending meetings or accepting office. It urges showing dissent, withholding dues, and blaming others to avoid real involvement. The refrain “Let George do it” encapsulates the reluctance to take responsibility.
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George
In It Peace A Study of Lloyd George’s Postwar Vision
A review praising Lloyd George’s book In it Peace? for its clear handling of postwar Europe. It lauds his stance on German reparations and restoring Germany’s finances, and highlights chapters on France and the era’s great peril. The piece notes the work as a valuable reference for those tracking world affairs.
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Lloyd George
Europe
France
Mr. W. & Smart
G.P
Sydney
We Publishers
Hodder & Stoughton
London
Hospital Donations Chronicle Monthly List
The matron reports diverse gifts to Orbea District Hospital during the month. Donations include flowers, magazines, fruit, milk, jam, vegetables, cakes, and several cases of cordial, brandy, cognac, and eggs. Names of donors and items are listed.
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McMahon
Orbea District Hospital
Charters
Hogerson
Howler
J. O'Rourke
D. Meld
Lewis
J. J. Swedly
House of Brandy
Suss M. Mevhillamy
Girly
Sowers
A. Davis
AD. Nicolas
Dunne
Brownbill
Arthur
Taylor
Tharoten
Ferry
Deall
E. Turner
Towers
L Heymond
Sydney shows off new Elizabeth Street retaining wall
Sydney’s city railway project features a completed wall along Elizabeth Street from Eddy Avenue to Hay Street. From Belmore Park the 32 foot high solid masonry blocks views of Howards Private Hotel at 242 254 Elizabeth Street, which offers single rooms with breakfast for 6/6 and doubles for 11/6. Edwards Private Hotel, the EPH, touts cleanliness and convenience being only one minute from Central Station. readers are urged to try it on their next visit to Sydney.
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Elizabeth St
Eddy Avenue
Hay Street
Belmore Park
Howards
Elizabeth Street
Edwards
E.P.H
Remarkable Performance New Oldsmobile Six
Cannonball Baker, famed race driver, tested an Oldsmobile Six with top gear only, driving from New York to Los Angeles 3,674 miles in 124 days. He averaged 36.5 miles per gallon of petrol. Profits and dealers commissions cut to offer a six for 365. Full details from Lachlan Ard a.
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Mendovran Road
Loveband
Forbes Bathurst Time Lowered Record Set
A local driver known as Wizard Smith in Forbes lowered the Forbes to Bathurst trip time. He and a passenger, with a paper representative, completed the journey in 3 hours 40 minutes including minor delays at Borenore and late-night driving after heavy rains. The run began Forbes 7.25 pm, reached Orange at 10 exactly, then Bathurst by 11.20 pm, marking a noteworthy night record.
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Orange
Bad Roade
Bathurst
Alble
Heath
Hathurst
Forbes
Borenore
Bricks For Forbes District Supplier A E Tom
A E Tom announces readiness to supply first class bricks in any quantity to Forbes and surrounding district with price details available on request.
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A. E
Tom
Forbes and District
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J. Meagher & Co. Ltd
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Chamber OF Commerce
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J. T. Woods
Dental Service
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Rane
AE Tom
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Percy West, Jeweller
Rankin St. Forbes
Casey Bros. & Farrance Motor Mechanics
James Martin & Co
Western Insurance Company
Haser, Hudson, and Hupmobile
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A. A. Dalgleish
Pomeroy Goulburn
Pitt, Son , Badgery, Ltd
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