Departure of Mr and Mrs de Gruchy
The committee will keep the subscription lists open until the 16th inst and requests all lists and donations be sent to W Hawdon Grovcesren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. de Gruchy
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
5
Farewell Social for Herbert Laurie Hosts and Guests
Quiet Nowendob gathered at the station house on Wednesday November 28 for a farewell social for Mr and Mrs Herbert Laurie. A sumptuous repast followed by speeches, an illuminated address, and gifts including a silver mounted pipe a fountain pen and a bank note for Master Tom. The Laurie's departure to Barrington was marked by cheers and Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowendob
Herbert Laurie
J. McPherson
Marlee
J. New- Cummich
Lhe
Mr. Laurie
Orange Blossoms Wedding At Oakendale Glen Oak
A quiet ceremony was held Friday afternoon at the bride’s relative home Oakendale Glen Oak near Clarence Town. Herbert Elliss, youngest son of G A Elliss of Taree, married Jessie Holmes, daughter of Mr. Win Holmes and former head of infants at Taree Public School. Rev Waldorf of Auburn officiated. Guests included Mr and Mrs Doyle and Miss Elliss of Taree. The couple honeymooned at Lake Macquarie and will reside at Gloucester. A fine array of gifts such as a piano and cheques were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakendale
Glen Oak
Clarence Town
Herbert Elliss
G. A. Elliss
Taree
Jessie
Win, Holmes
Taree Superior Public School
Waldorf
Auburn
Sydney
Correspondance Note on Opinions
A correspondence dispatch clarifies that the writers do not represent the newspaper’s opinions, emphasizing distinct stance from authors. The note signals editorial separation and invites readers to consider viewpoints as individual.
Gloucester urged to form rifle club center joins patriotic movement
A letter from Com dated 24th November urges Gloucester to establish a rifle club as part of a national movement. The secretary stresses duty to defend the country in peace and war and urges rapid, efficient club formation in Gloucester, promising support and perseverance from national supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Glouceaver
SAE
Beneft Ht
Lieven
Beartary
Sam Begs to Announce Opened in Gloucester District
Sam Begs to Announce to the Public of Gloucester and Surrounding District that he has opened a new establishment. The notice proclaims the opening and invites local residents to visit and support the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Gloucester
All-Comers Boxing Day Handicap Details and Nominations
Boxing Day handicap race details list prizes of 12 pounds 1st, 2 pounds 3rd, and 5 shillings for the All-Comers event, with 6 pence nomination and 10:30 am acceptance on the ground. Boxers listed include Rost, McKinnon, and Gunn as handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Close Lra Decewsen
Rost , McKinnon
Gunn
Hurdle and Race Program at Buckley Fair
An old program lists events for a Buckley Fair day including 10.30 hurdle race for all comers 120y with prizes, 11 youths under 15, 1245 throwing at wicket prize 10s, hop step and jump, track race nine miles for bikes, 220 stepping, girls race, farewell handicap for 870 yards, and a grand tug of war open to cricket clubs. Also noted are entrance fees, prizes, and entertainment by Three Pipers and Four Dancers, with a concert and ball later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttan
Muleshay
Buckley
Sicwevany
GREEN
Tressvann
Gloucester Shire Candidate Letter Reveals Public Life Stance
A fragment from a Gloucester shire public notice discusses an untried man entering public life. The letter praises virtue and faith, mentions the school of free public service, and hints at new reserves and civic trials. The text is garbled but centers on candidacy and public service themes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Hawdon
Grovcesren
District News
Nowendoc
Ellis— Holmes
Gloucester New
Bis
Church Street
Barrington Boxing Day
Chisholm
C.F. Sports
Glouces
Haxincarrens
T. Titcume
J. Gumn
Srantez
G. Berge
Tevess
Christian
de Gruch
Tesch
R. Mulcahey
Batrice
Kat
Antry
Uood
Teren
Waukivory Subdivision
North Coast
New South Wales
John A. McKenzie
Gloucester Estate, Ltd
Howry Smzer
Mesers, Watton, Laidlaw & Co
Princess Rat R
Bourke
Preston
Gloucester Shire
J. H. Laurie
School of Free
Britti
Senate
Audlem, Edward Davis
Pmc
Lolly S Rasseas Cotta
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