17 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
1
The Patriotic Assurance Co. Ltd advertises large stocks of joinery and molding items. The notice emphasizes ready availability and wide selection for builders and tradespeople.
A scanned ledger style note records rainfall for Gligandre since 1365. Data supplied by the Governing Meteorological Office is cited as correct. The entry lists numerous figures across many months, totaling 1096 points.
Menton de Gilgundia shire council approves closure plan after debate over new routing. The meeting notes that East Fun and Giboon are involved, with developers and the county to review the application. Officials emphasize safety and orderly development while balancing residents' concerns.
A tiling permit was issued on behalf of BP Riely of Myrtle Street authorizing an extension of the back verandah at No usual fee of 5.
Full particulars and very easy terms offered for Victor family pianos and talking machines. Tully guarantees from Paling's Sydney. Sale details provided upon request.
The Mawby family massacre near Breeelong thirty years ago is recalled as two killers killed practically the entire family in a ghastly act. The mob left a trail of horror wiping out relatives and affecting the district with fear and grief. The remembered heroism of Mawby and the grim details of the attack renew a somber, public mood.
A garbled passage hints at a house siege or raid, with references to an inmate and a child’s peril, a murder linked to a relative, and a tense escape or concealment. The text mentions identities such as Jack Mawby and Tercedl, a bedroom confrontation, and a broader atmosphere of fear and investigation.
President Townsend lists withdrawal and fault lines in a heated council session. The crowd voices distrust as Hitchen and engineers face scrutiny over delays and costly claims. A punchy outburst, things were too crook for me, ends the confrontation.
Formerly known as Wen's Tance Orchestra headlines a Sydney engagement with rhythm and brass. Lead performer Head Hime Jey brings a 4740 repertoire mix, producing a lively show through Mane Mey Mage 88 PAL.
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