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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 21, 1906

Page

9

A Strange Case of a Long Lost Son Returned

Harry Connelly, missing from Inverell three years, is identified as Terrence O'Brien in Stanthorpe Queensland. He recalls being attacked, losing memory, and being hospitalised before wandering to Sydney and Queensland. He is brought back to Molong by relatives and former friends recognize few facts of his life.

Harry Connelly Inverell Molong Mr. Connelly Stanthorpe Queensland Terrence O'Brien O’brien Sydney Maryborough

Inverel restaurant-keeper identifies impostor as Terrence O'Brien

A restaurant owner from Inverel named Tutt met an apparent imposter in Stanthorpe who claimed to be Harry. The visitor insisted his name was Terrence O'Brien, leading Tutt to inform Mr. Connelly, the sergeant, who confirmed the deception.

Tutt Inverel Stanthorpe O'Brien Harry Terrence O'Brien Mr. Tutt Connelly

Act the Part as Men and the Labor Cry

A mix of political verses and local notices. The piece urges workers to act, politics around land ownership, and calls for labor unity. It mentions Mary M Donald’s 12 month sentence for forging a telegram, railway bids to Port Darwin, Mr. J Mac Gowen’s Labour leadership, and dairy industry updates from Tamworth.

Australia Port Darwin South Australia

Inspector reports disposal of dead cat and turkey

On Tuesday the Inspector of Nuisances told the Council that a dead cat and a turkey were removed at no cost to ratepayers. The animals were laid to rest with the cat head first in a grave and the turkey chest up. The work proceeded smoothly with no charge.

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