Obituary of William George Rochester Pioneer Mail Driver
William George Rochester, born Horsham Victoria September 4 1854 and died aged 81, longtime Cobb and Co driver and later mail contractor on the Taree to Forster and other NSW routes, dies after heart trouble. Survived by widow Mrs Mary Wilson and sons Jack Bert William Frederick Rochester, with vast service across Victoria and New South Wales. remembered for punctuality, horse affinity, and shift to motor coach.
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Firma
Cobh and Co
Uneir Bar
Lethe
Sfapt-Adhetadenate
Reyal
Bill Rochester
Wiam
George Rochester
Horsham
Victoria
Hobson's Gay
Eldsiine
Ballarat
Bendigo
Horsham School
Harmover
Shakespeare
Byron
Pobby Puris
West
Manhood
Eugene
Orpheus Macadoo
Cobb and Co
New South Wales
Queensland
Dubbo
Wilcannia
Bourke
Queesland
Misa Mary Wilson
Walgett
Newland
Taree
John Mitchell
Manning Street
Wer
Rover
Taree-Port Macquare
Fred Walden
Harry Single
Ser
Postal Department
Hamilton
Neilco
Wentworth
N.S.W
Frank Levick
Jack Rochester
Bert Rochester
Grace Bros
Sydney
William Frederick Rochester
G.P.O
M.R. Times
Why Send Your Orders Away to H. Coote Jeweller
A historic notice urges readers to send orders to H. Coote, jeweller in Gloucester, promising city prices, ready catalogues, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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H. Coote
Jeweller
Gloucester
Apper's
Registered wireless listeners in Germany on January 1
Registered wireless listeners in Germany numbered 7 192 952 as of January 1. Two Paris churches reported thefts of sacred ornaments valued at over £1000.
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Germany
Paris
Handmaid of Blackmail in Britain’s Law Courts
A London journal notes the Common Informer, an ancient legal official tied to information for profit, faces decline as judges and Parliament curb his powers. Once thriving with state and provincial lotteries, the figure earns from private information amid calls to abolish abuses and end the practice deemed the handmaid of blackmail.
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Britain
London
Pit Silage A Coastal Solution To Drought Strain
A senior agriculture instructor notes dairy farmers along the coast increasingly use pit silos to store summer crops like maize and sorghum. The method provides cheap, succulent bulk fodder during dry periods, as shown by a Krambach dairy farmer who maintained herd production during the 1935 coastal drought using silage from two pits.
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Krambach
North Coast
Seccombe’s Seeded Paspalum Seed Appointed
Brian Carolan of the Upper Wallamba River Co operative Dairy Society Ltd is credited with stock It and Shown as a famed seed source.
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FO Seccombe
Brian Carolan
Gloucester
Upper Wallamba River
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