Contemptible Theft of Cemetery Marble Figure
In May 1930 at Lissmore Police Court brothers Eric and Gilder Roy Dunn were convicted of stealing a marble figure from Lismore Cemetery valued at 1 pound 8 shillings 10 pence. Eric Dunn fined 10 pounds plus costs and 4 pounds 10 shillings 9 pence compensation. Gilder Roy Dunn fined 1 pound plus similar costs. William Dunn faced charges later withdrawn. a third party, Mrs Phinomena Dunn, reported the grave marker was erected for a child and subsequently removed.
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H. Hawkins
Eric Dunn
Gilder Roy Dunn
Lissmore
Lismore
William Dunn
Phinomena Dunn
North Lismore
Beauty costs in New South Wales rise yearly
The cost to New South Wales women for hairdos and cosmetics totals £225,000 annually with about 12,900,000 attendances at beauty parlors yearly. The Masters Ladies Hairdressers Association seeks registration of master lady tail dressers to regulate the trade under a Factory Act amendment, aiming to protect girls from abuses and eliminate inefficiencies.
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New South Wale
Department of Labour and Industry
Twins at Eighty Mark Octogenarian Life Coincidence
An Army visitation in Maitland reveals two brothers in Lorn named Pilas and EB Hewden both turning 80 on November 19. The Salvation Army officer notes the rare twin coincidence of brothers aging together to octogenarian years, living nearby and sharing life milestones.
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Salvation Army
Maitland
EB. Hewden
King Street
Lorn
Pilas Bawden
Hatch Expedition Returns From Central Australia Quest
The Hatch expedition set out from Tamworth on June 24 to locate the lost gold reef and is now returning. Worl arrived in Tamworth from Laverton confirming a long Central Australian desert crossing and an immediate departure for the return journey via Melbourne. The wire did not report the search result.
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Hatch
Tamworth
Central Australia
Worl
Laverton
Central Australian
Melbourn
Australian Galahs Cooked To Tender Text
A man brings galahs home and cooks them for three hours. The soup tastes fine but the flesh proves tough. An old-timer jokes that adding a lump of quartz would help, saying galahs aren’t tender until a fork can stick into the quartz.
Gloucester Reds defend Ryan Lup j with Wingham win 17–8
Gloucester Reds held off a late surge by Wingham to win 17 to 8 in a rugged Shield match. Liam Matthewson returned from retirement for Gloucester, while Wingham’s Flynn and Taylor provided notable moments as both sides traded strong runs and scrums.
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Ryan Lup J
Wingham
Livermore
Johnno Matthewson
Winghan
Gloucester
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Arb
Ray Clarke
Miggina
Crawford
Maddalena
Matthewson
Giddey
Bignell
Oldfield
A. Clarke
Miggins
Mathewson
K. Oldfield
R. Claree
R. Britten
Taylor
Reds
Mitchell
Aj Tush
C. Britten
R. Clarke
Britten
Garner
Cig Brewer
Tke
R Britten
Hee Gray
Stroud
McNeill
Pleasant Surprise Returns A Debt From Long Ago
A casino business man received a pleasant surprise in the form of a cheque for £2 from a former man now living in Lithgow. The debt of £1 was contracted over twenty years ago and the sender included an extra £1 as interest in a covering letter.
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Lithgow
Why Send Your Orders Away City Prices Offer
Describe article required and send to H Coote Jeweller Glou cester. A trial will convince you that your requirements can be supported at city prices. All catalogues kept on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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H. Coote
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