Farewell Social For Sol ling at Condobolin
A Wednesday farewell social in Condobolin honors Mr and Mrs Solling on their move to Gloucester. More than 200 attendees at Central Hall enjoyed music by Mr Jones’s orchestra and a warm departure with speeches by Mayor H C Moulder Archdeacon Neild Rev Father O Brien and local officials praising Solling’s four years of service and predicting new friendships for the couple in their new posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Brien
Mr. Solling
Bathurst
PLP
Glenceater
Hwitkten
Mc-Lead
Salling
Hank
Bolling
Podmore
Solling
Condobolia
God
Efe
Condobaline
Gloucester
Condobalin
Ang Mra
Jack Lovedee
Condobolin Guests Hear Kind Words On Move West
An elderly guest, Hank, notes his move from Condobolin New South Wales and praises local hospitality. Mr Solling thanks friends with gifts as a large crowd expresses sincere best wishes for their new home. The gathering ends with refreshments after a long farewell.
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Hank
Jacks
New South Wale
Pines
Mr. Bolling
Forbes
Mouder
Mrs. Solling
Mr. Solling
Condobello
Solling
Ant
Dencine
Gloucester v Stroud cricket match story
Stroud beat Gloucester comfortably after a long day of scores. Key performers included Wellard Abbott Taylor McIntyre Parish and Nicholls, with King and Higgins taking several wickets. In the Avon Valley match, Wankivory were bowled out by Avon Valley who won by 70 runs on first innings with notable scores from Albert Middle ton Smith and Phillips.
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Gloucester Y. Stroud
Gloucester
Stroud
Sopuna
Gloucester Lodging
King
Wellard
Abbott
Higwins
Taylor
Forsyth
McIntyre
Kits
L. Pariah
T Abbott
T. Abbott Barnes
T. Abbott
Sumdrica
Nicholls
Fitzherbert
Tisler
Bowden
Higgins
Abbot
Higgins Blewes
Wellant
A. Farley
Wickes
Welland
Wantkivery
Avon Valley
Whitkivery
Wankivory
S. Smith
W. Sellick
A. Ekert
A Bellick
A. Coole
Cable News and Political Settlements Across Ireland
An agreement between Michael Coling and Sir Jamen Craig seeks to end boycotts and ease tensions in Belfast as the Water Government aids Catholic workers from Belfort shipyards. Provisional Government in Dublin pushes for a constitution without external meddling. A naval treaty article on Pacific fortifications is unsettled and being rewritten. Indian Legislative Assembly rejects talks with extremists.
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Michael Coling
Jamen Craig
Preveller
Shater
Belfast
Belfort
Ulater
Ope
Treland
Tesh
Lriugh
Pacific
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Gloucester Shoe Store
BFOT
McIntyre & Hyland
William
Edith Campbell
John Feehan
Cloucester
Mount George
Sterling Violet Ray
Boience
Gaweon Chambers
Rawson Place
Wright Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers and Repairers
Wingham
Atock
Wright Bros. Watchlmakers, Jewellers and Repairers
Wingham and
Carpenters
Mel Robbs
Omar
Heasshald
Furaither
Clunh
Ss Gloucester
Priog
Elethin Nagor
Nat
Owen Bare
Hartley & Hoare
D.oucester
Manning Lime Company
Taree
Total
Ul Ay
Beau
the People's Store
Indian Legislative Assembly
Council of State
Brooker
Manchester
Manchester Dept
Bemer Waton
Men & Boys
D. Mklaren Brown
Die
Austral
Isaurance
Austad
ETI Pale
Fenech
Pitt St
Bydney Spree
Galry
Efere
Shand Road
B J, Chapman
Avon & Barrington Co-Operative
J. M. Wratten
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