Tullamore News: Weather, Banking and Local Happenings
Twelve points of rain fell during the week with a heavy Monday storm. The Commercial Banking Co of Sydney opened a Tullamore branch run by Mr Slade. Local personal notes cover Mr T Hooper’s母 death, arrivals from Bathurst, a new son for the McGuire family, and Nora Lynch’s marriage to Mr Hodges. Law and general items discuss harvest grapes by W Van der Maal, land sales, and ongoing telephones and post office issues in Tullamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney
Tullamore
Slade
Busingea Ie
G. O. Devine
T. Hooper
Bathurst
Mra. Hooper
Barnard McAneney
H. McGuire
Yamhorn
Berm
Parkes
Nora Lynch
Tom Lynch
Hodges
Nyngan
Father Sexton
Trundle
J. M. Robertson
Bank of Australasia
Ilela
Gibson
Tichborne Local R and C Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting at the school elected W. Gibbons as president with unopposed re election and W Bow man R M Ashcroft as vice presidents. Mrs T Arrow and Stuart Tomkins were re elected treasurer and secretary respectively. An executive committee was chosen and plans made to paint the school and hold a concert on March 18. A grand social was proposed for Easter Monday. Four cattle died from suspected poisoned baits last week. Olive Campbell and Claude Tanswell to wed in Nelungaloo on Wednesday. A Church of England tea meeting and concert is set for the rapa hall next Wednesday. Mr B E Davis, recently in Parkes Hospital, returned home in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Association
W. Gibbons
Messrs. W. Bowman
R. M. Ashcroft
T. Arrow
Stuart Tomkins
Olive Campbell
Claude Tanswell
Nelungaloo
Church of England
Rapa Hall
Davis
Parkes Hospital
Jack Wulison
Kelly
Hag I
B. Joyce
Engowra
Presbyterian Church
Comvent
J. W. Lees
George Crampton
O'Malley
Mise B. O'Neill
Ken
Walter Lash- Ford
Eric Hills
Messrs. F. Bristow
Jack Lees
W. Shannon
A. Campbell
Young
Ender
Merryville clip praised for quality and color in Sydney papers
The Merryville clip displays fine quality and soft handling with attractive length and colour, some selling at 39d. Owner W. T. Merriman feeds Vita-Lick and reports satisfaction with results. He notes Vita-Lick is a wise constant feed all seasons using D for Dry and G for Green, with one lick insufficient every season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Daily Papers
Merryville
W. T. Merriman
Vita- Lick
Eugowra P A and H Society holds annual meeting
The B A and H Association held its annual general meeting in Eugowra with strong attendance. Thirty eight nominations for the committee, a postal ballot underway, T H Bray and Paul Wenz re-elected patrons, Ginns elected returning officer, Bristow and McCarthy secretaries for the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.A. & H. Society
B.A. & H. Association
Messrs
T. H. Bray
Paul Wenz
Mr. Ginns
Messrs. Bristow and McCarthy
R. A. Douglan
A. J. Ashcroft
Mr. L. Kirby
Mr. Thornberry
Cudal
Eugowra
Thorncroft
Fifield Defeats Derriwong In Cracking Cricketers Duel
Local cricketers traveled to Derriwong last Sunday and were defeated. Derriwong bowler Nelson claimed 6 wickets for 0 runs in two overs. Fifield were all out for 14 in the first innings, Derriwong 65. In the second, Fifield reached 122, Cheney 80 and Ticha huret 19 top scoring. Derriwong chased 61 and did so with six wickets down, Nelson 44 and Ellis 25 aiding the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goonan
Mise Gwen Kilnerla
Derriwong
Field
Vere
Nelson
Fifield
Cheney
Burgess
W. Tanswell
Ticahuret
Tieahuret
Ellie
Ellis
Tanswell
Wellington Gazette Sold to Wellington Times Owner
The Wellington Gazette will cease after its long run of 60 years as it is purchased by J B Brownbill, proprietor of the Wellington Times. The paper passed through owners including Robert Porter and T Crouch, then A Lee, before merging with the Wellington Times under Brownbill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington “Gazette
J.B. Brownbill
Wellington “Times
Gazette
Robert Porter
J. Porter
T. Crouch
Porter
Crouch
Live
Royal Mail Steamers to London Call at Distant Ports
The notice lists Royal Mail steamers bound for London with calls at Colombo Suez Port Said Naples Toulon Gibraltar and Plymouth. It cites several ships with passenger fares for First and Third Class and notes Orient Liners as fine and luxurious with expanded Third Class cabins. Local agents are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mail
London
Colombo
Suez
Port Said
Naples
Toulon
Gibraltar
Plymouth
Highest prices for wheat and hay quotes before selling
Local agent A. & Maher at Oxford Street Camp Hill advertises top wheat and hay prices and offers photo enlarging services while promoting local job opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Maher
Oxford
Camp Hill
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Sandshoes
Hardie Rubber Coy
York Street
Sydney
F. Rath & CO
Rankin St
Dodge Bros.’ Motor Vehicles
Dodge Brothers
Standardised Motors Limited
Castlereagh Street
Department OF AG
Walter Ash
Old Grenfell Road
Forbes
F.e.starrs& Co
Modern Music Hall
Rudolph
Spacthe
Weber
Apollo
Super
F. E. Starr & Company
Temora and
Wyaslong
W. van der Maal
Cornett Bros
Eldett
Waroona
Boona Mount
Lown
Tallora
Department
Nevilla Howse
V.C
Pamt
Association
Fostal
Tichborne
Vita
Kent Street
Calopedis
Gus Duaggan
Mr Goonan
Goonan
Henry Hutchings
McLean
Wellington
N.S.W
E. J. Payne
Culwulla Chambers
Castlereagh St
Orient Line
Ormalde
Oronsay
Osterley
Grama
Orsova
Orvieto
Mar
Edward Weaver & Co
Prow & Fry
Laughlan Street
Forbes Telephones
Skirwin- Williams
Qalzie
Beatrice Kay
Railway Avenue
South Townaville
Q'land
Orange Motor Service
Hudson
Orange
Royal Hotel
Post Office
Murga
Toogong
D. Noonan
J. H. Fregklington
John Dolden & Co
Los Altos Studio
Morgan's Building
Templar Street
Brown & Hellicar Ltd
Wentworth Avenue
H. A. Barraclough, Ltd
Opticians
Georges St
The
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Knapton
Lindus
RBES
Arthur Ashcroft
Commission
Eugonra
Royal Insurance Co
P. J. Shine
L'sta
R. A. Douglas Stock
Wheatley & Hill
Eugowra and
W. C. Parker
Foster Clarks
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