Candletown visit recalls Manning River pioneers
On Wednesday a trip to Candletown, a Manning River spot famed for tree planted streets and flower gardens, featured Mr G. B. Hill and passengers W. Elze and George Else, piloted by John Cross. The piece profiles Candletown and its historic ties, highlighting Robert Cox J.P. as a long-time resident and possible oldest Justice of the Peace, and recounts Cox’s 1843 arrival, early settlements, and local memories of land deals, ships, and notable locals like Miss Kelly.
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G. 8. Hill
Bungay
Wingham
Candletown
Hill
W. Elze
George Else
John Cross
Wes
Kendall
Charles Harpur
Charles Tom
San
Junr
J. C. Lo Pitpatrick
I. Milton
Hawkes- Www
Cinna Secretary
Sydney
Upper Kent Street
Australia
Michael Topinson
George
Macquarie
Harry Kendall
Adam Lindsay Gordon
Brinton Stephens
Henry Jansin
Harpur
Stans and
Mercury
Chinletown
Manning
Taya
Milton
Camais
Tennyson
Warner
Culiitetown
Robert Cox
J.P
N.S.W
H. Edwards
Arthur Else
Edwards
Candle
Hawkeye
Fallowfield
Tinonee
Tinoner
Ahronson
Cox
Manning River
Ireland
Australian
Mary Valentine
Newtown
Maitland
Francis Longworth
Ghinni Ghinni
Lower Manning
Longworth
Joseph Andrews
Woodside
Andrews
Miss Kelly
Dingo Creek
Lansdowne
Mr. Cox
Mr. Andrews
Allan
England
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Oxley Island
Cor
Arkisson
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Otner
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Tpumaresque Island
Port Macquarie
Wynter
Dangog
Camden
Camden Haven
Asylum
Major Innes
Oandle
Croker
Hawthorn
Taree
Concord
Emma
T. Wynter
Tinonce
Startin
Newton
Pelican Island
Jimmy McIntyre
Sydney Harbour
Charley Croker
Walter Cox
Hare
Pioneer memories from Winghem obituary piece
An aging note recalls Mr. Cox nearing ninety seven, keeping a sharp memory, tending flowers, and representing pioneer life. It closes with reflections on aging, loyalty, and a poet’s lines about youth and the road to Old Man's Town, Winghem, November 1925.
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Xilied
Cox
Hawkeye
Candle
Old Man's Town
Winghem
Mitchell's Blue Ribbon Coffee Flavor Extract Ad
An old advertisement extols Mitchell's Blue Ribbon Coffee flavor extract as a way to enhance confections and beverages with the rich aroma of freshly roasted beans. The copy highlights its desirability as a superior coffee flavoring sold by grocers.
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Mitchell
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