Old Gloucester and District Memories of Barrington Pioneers
A reader urges Maloy to record Barrington River settlers tales. The note recalls Gloucester hotels, stores, and the hardships of early families seeking provisions, and praises old residents like George Gorton and the Gar rington pioneers who endured floods and distance to build homes. A call to capture the first hand history from Barrington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matey
Gloucester
Cohark
George Gorton
Mothay Gorton
Costin
Phil- Up
Gorton
Harry Grom
Street & Parish
Flr
Barrington River
Churett Aid Sehants
Tyne Ten
Jack Clark
Scotland
Barrington
Iiny
Yeneself
Maloy
Tie Harrington
Blind Men Aid Uivac and Navy Cadets in Cricket Battle
An account describes a blind group aiding field play at Iros Park with clever signals guiding the blind bowlers. Speechless players, guided by stumps and helper guides, faced the bowler with courage while a large crowd watched the unusual cricket contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuasamtione
Jaen
Iros Park
Pundington
Leugme Sea Cadets
Milton
Seldem
Elain
Ted Flettsmen
Melbourne
Sydney Pie Sales and Shipping Notes Amid Market Quiet
Sydney pie sales totalled about 1.000 with prime prices firm though irregular. Shipping industry prospects improve as a Sydney steamer awaits departure to Western Australia. Waterside workers in Melbourne and Townsville accept licensing. London’s Honourable Artillery Company noted as the world’s oldest regiment with a deep charter. Rabbit market softens to 3/6 to 4/ as Paterson reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thussday
Sydney
Notiewaste
Wolding
Haconera
Parkens
Wester Ausrala
Machinas
Melbourne
Townsville
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Prince of Wales
Prank Auckett
Paterson
Boy who carries mother and speaks like a man
A Toledo boy Clarence Kehr aged three and a half is nearly four feet tall and can carry his mother around the house. He shaves every morning and smokes cigars. His rapid growth followed gland changes six months ago and he now boasts a man’s physique and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saby
Cam
Clarence Kehr
Toledo
Ohio
Maxi
Upton’s ten-wicket haul in Dymehursh win at Rye
M. P. Upton bowled all ten wickets for Dymehursh against Rye, dismissing eleven batsmen in a decisive innings. He achieved the feat of taking the “hat trick” twice as Dymehursh totaled forty six runs with seven bowled dismissed, one taught and bowled, one H. W., and the tenth caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Upton
Dymehursh
Rye
H.W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dompkins Bros
RCH ST
Dundee
Parley
Dowman Farm
Comiro Bros
Nyone
Theo. M. Hooke
Illtop Stud
Tamworths
Efris
D. McIntosh
Tymahnetare
Muitos Maitland
Mites Bibi
Pilosa Eaulne Duihloe Hirand
Feonitasi
West Maitland
Mer Womens and Childrens
Len. Harris
Epcappere
Rela
Hera
P Thess
Batger
W. Batger
Tailor Church
OLD Gloucester and
Nstrict
BANTO
J. Whatson
Wiley
Uhe
South Sea Islands
Estes
McDonald
DL. MeDonald
FBO A. C
London
Tuck and Metonald
Sydney) Ltd
Opnetans
Martin Place
Pill Street
Gimemereal Hotel
Wunderlich
Antaf
Wunderlich Limited
Bandy
Myer
M.p
Jobn
Pal
Berlin
Weisom
Hur Lithgow
Merring
RY & Watches
Cal
Gloucester 81
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
HOT Point
T. Charlton
Hart & Coy
John Hart
Opticians
High Street
MR. J. Whatson
Reliance Watches
Lery
MR .Whatson
W. A. Piillips
IPS
W. A. Phillips
C. J. Beaton
Gloucester 16
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