Local Building Boom Brightens Bradley Street
New business premises and a deli ing attached have been completed this week in Bradley street owned by Mr J T Mulligan for Mr R J Drysdale. The eight room brick building houses boot and shoe and millinery departments with two large plate glass show windows. The design by RB Hickson Arch Armidale and contractor W J Spinks Guyra mark a notable town improvement.
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Bradley-street
J.T. Mulligan
R. J. Drysdale
W.B
RB. N. Hickson
Armidale
W. J. Spinks
Guyra
Extensive improvements at J Pringle & Co premises
The premises of Messrs. J Pringle & Co were extensively upgraded last week after rapid business growth. The wooden original building, dating to nine years ago, has been replaced with a brick front and extended footprint, adding 30 by 28 feet plus a new 30 by 30 foot rear room. A powerful skylight system provides ample lighting.
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Messrs. J. Pringle & Co
John Moloney
John Pringle
Messrs. Batt and Leahy
Moloney
H. A. Tutt
M. Horn
Armidale
Mosais, Heweteon and Hickey
Glen Innes
Local Show Committee Sets Dates and Rules
A Guyra meeting presided by A. W. Everett set the next lone Show for February 15 19 and 20 with milking test entries after the Show. Pigeon match is allowed at the Showground for W. S. Drysdale if crowds stay clear of the parade ring. Members were appointed auditors and scrutineers and new committee recommendations were laid out including entry fees and livestock representation.
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A. A. Mackensie
W. 8. Drysdale
Minister Edden pursues uniform laws in Melbourne
State Minister for Mines Mr. Edden travels to Melbourne to confer with the Victorian Government on equalizing measures to curb illicit trading and enforce consistent regulations across jurisdictions.
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Edden
Melbourne
Local and General Notes From the Week
Ms Taowesee the optician will visit Gayra on Monday. April spa cand may be consulted at Mr Max well's Dental Parlory AC. A Progress Committee meeting will be held at Tattersall's Hotel on Monday night. Pringle & Co announce their millinery department under Miss Newland. The Spring Mount Elm Grove auction failed to attract bidders. private treatment announced. Rev Smith of Lithgow to conduct Presbyterian services until Rev M’Kie’s induction. Kate Flowarde Dramatic Company performed Why Girls Leave Home to a good crowd. Drigger Stanley defeated Charles Ledoux in a twenty round world championship. Abe Attelle announced a twenty rounds bout with Carroll on Tuesday. Four women fined in Sydney for wearing hat pins considered dangerous in the street.
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WP. Taowesee
Optician
Gayra
Maxwell
Messrs. Pringle & Co
Miss Newland
Grace Bron
Sydney
Drigger” Stanley
London
Charles Ledoux
France
Abe Attelfe
Feet Carroll
Man found guilty in Armidale murder trial
William Frederick Ball was found guilty of wilful murder for killing his wife at Binergen on January 16. He claimed he acted in a daze and burned the body after removing it in a barrow. The jury deliberated two hours before returning the verdict. the death sentence was imposed. The Hillgrove murder case against Herbert James Skinner, charged with killing Samuel Watson on January 22, began.
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William Frederick Ball
Binegern
Chobb
A.P. Claverly
Ball
Pes
Herbert James Skinner
Samuel Watson
Hillgrove
Messrs
Mocatta and Chubb
Claverie
Titanic relief efforts prompt medals bill for Carpathia crew
The Titanic disaster led to a relief fund of 105000 pounds. Not one engineer aboard the doomed liner survived. The American Senate plans to introduce a bill awarding special medals to the Carpathia's officers and crew for rescuing Titanic survivors.
Bushranging Report Near Cobar Two Robbers Stole Goods
A bushranging incident near Cobar was reported yesterday as two armed men robbed two Chinamen. Two youths were arrested shortly after the affair.
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Cobar
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