Obituary of Mrs Hancock in Queen Street area
Mrs Hancock death occurred after a long illness at Roche Street. She was mother of Hancock and prominent in the Birra community for many years. The family, including her daughter and son in law Mrs Broderick, request prayers and attendance at Burrows Funeral Home for the late Mrs Hancock who passed away after a year of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roche
Bev Howra
Mra Mancoo
Mancock
Queen Street
Mar
Indy
Hancock
Broderick
Onion
Burrows
Local Trade Society Faces Hurdles in Public Bidding
Fragmentary text indicates a 19th century trade group debates public bidding rules, noting confusion over application handling and temporary delays. It mentions stationery needs and officials examining whether the cooperative system grants clear rights, with emphasis on stationery letter headings and related items.
Social notes of urban families and events in local paper
A collage of names and arrivals fills a social page. Residents such as Mrs WB Wilnan, Miss Lorraine aranel, and Ms Linda Talbot are mentioned among visitors, operations, and holidaying at home. Notices describe neighbors’ activities, theatre plans, and women’s club meetings, with snippets about travel to Sydney and Newcastle, hospital stays, and community gatherings across streets like Union and Oxford.
Grand Convent Ball and Society Notices
A fragmentary society page reports a quiet marriage for Mr E. cuter of Purves with Miss Fal Nicholson, plus a jumbled overview of a Forbes event, ambassadorship recital, and ball activities. It mentions local figures like Bruce street residents, Forbes residents, and attendance at church services. The text shows a disrupted schedule of concerts, exams, and social gatherings amid injuries and travel disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cuter
Purves
GM Gisler
Oranse
Nicholson
Lithgine
Hopala
Mary Morgado Forbes
Rydal
Unclear historic note on senate actions and obituaries
Fragmentary OCR mentions a senate action, a remaining suitcase, a reward for a missing person, a hospital request, and funerary notices for Margaret May Bulle and others. Names and places are garbled, but references to a funeral, hospital, and missing person case are present among distorted lines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kay
Warner Bros
Sdar
Mrs. Hancock
Lilding Society
Meagher’s
Fangy Department
Sete
Lachlan St
Shoe Department
S.W
John Meagher &Co., Pty., Ltd
Forbes
McMunon
Orange
WB Wilnan
Cam Sil
Bos
Awe
Mir
Biniadlang Union Street
AE Divine
Sydney
Enit
Sonongine
Stier Meng
Hte
Uni
Pualtiese
Cneiropolilters
Tobi ‘Meagher Co. Phybid
May M Austen
Wotianra
EA. Austen
Sf Morte
Herve
Will Mike
Oxford Street
Seagina
Ner Pase
Grinsted
Roberta
Jon G
Chelbourne
Mr Suriin
Bulwer
Lata Warntat Street
Linda Talbot
Batel
TC Mace
Newcastle
Mies Vera
Eunice Canvera
Seth Atl
JW. Reed
Oerernceen
Mr. A. McMahot_ apshie san Nestut
Garuobain
Stone Amin Bureet
Belog An
He Dhute “Hospital
Eldenk
Keane
Regal
Oursste
Webber
Iansfer
Industral Department
SOW
AMP. Society
Elds Fen
Oftee
Winshor
Dubbo
Thureday
Prenton
Whitworth
Porton
He Presbyterian Chee
Wey
Kenn
Caleere
Bees
Mish Brown
Eric Af Baan
Parramatta
Oy Harton
Burton Street
Cnr
Ambassadors
Orchertica Novelties Galore Mwhae
BELL
Nkaber P.M. Walker
Honseo
Tiursany
Forbes Girl
Sama Forbes
Hau Dung
Turny Hight
Patrice Asta
Bruce Street
Ole Volinst
Burkes
Olen Fray
Queves
Gordan Lateey
Stanley
Moy Greve
Purana
Borbala
Tuetan
de' Fagan
Mandira
Saint Larence
Essenre
Atterien
Mary Ausleton
Dudley
Johan Treet
Mme
W Recsumas Flynn
Senate
Stantelpad Action
P. Ashley
Vor
Securiy
Austral
Australia
Anthuw
Ashley
Calare
Folster
Gronell
Portes
Pinder
Te ‘Speek
Lachlan Street
Tennie Toorney
Witgn Cours
Howenmid
Dargaret
Syed
Shuren
Gland
Tomscrow
Gaturday
Viva Pettit
the Ladies’ Fashion Shop
Rankin Street
Thorby
United Australia Party
United Country Party
Lyons
Labor
Fou Nonthos
Aly
Fisher
Athorby
PoLsre W
Xenaie
Monet
Anhur, T
Arkins
Shardy
Helmore, &. A
Pomack
Nbmharlied Toy
F. J. Hudney
Welcome Sixert Parkes
Hanlon & CO
EF. Hodges
Davis
Hambledon
J. S Sesingeour
Harris & Co, (Forbes) Pty,, Ltd
Flour Mills
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