Guyra Road Fatality Inquest Hears Car Crash Details
At Glew telegraph station coroner heard evidence on a fatal motor crash near Guyra. James Alfred Ware and John Benjamin Waite from Newcastle described the car leaving the main road, skidding on ruts and stones, flipping, and occupants being thrown. Cassidy survived briefly, Rees died. driver identity remained uncertain. Tourists faced gloom as the tragedy cast a pall on their Brisbane run.
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Glew
Abr
BOG
Drepule
Sh HB
Mees
Armidale
Guyra
James Alred Ware
John Benjamin Waite
Newcastle
James Alfred Ware
Wallsend Road
Bundeate Newcastle
Mr. Cassidy
Waite
Mr. Caseldy
Cassidy
Rees
Ware
Mr. Ware
Pam Confidedt
Owestdy
Walte
Messie
J. A. Ware
J. J. Waite
Petty
Newcasile
Huckie
Newtoad
Tirishane
Shell
Glen Innes
Varraford
Glen Ingen
Guyrn Measrs
Rens
Tenterden Notes and Rifle Club Finances
Tenterden correspondent reports half year rainfall figures for 1929 with year to date totals and comparisons. The Rifle Club Hall finances are said to be flourishing. secretary J D Cameron notes earnings near £26, loan interest paid, principal reduced by 7s, and about £150 lent by a dozen members. Hall usage includes dancing and meetings. A potato boycott note suggests diversions of supplies, while Prime Minister Bruce says government action cannot fix the industrial situation without cooperation between employers and employees.
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Rifle Club
Busness
J. D. Cameron
Merch
Oiher
Clasa
Bruce
Auction Sale at Guyra by Public Auction
T F Soue has received instructions from Ma K C Richardson who is leaving the district to sell by public auction a varied lot. Items include chip bath heater kitchen dresser glass doors table four marble top washstands linen press hall stand carpet square and more. Everything is in good order and will be sold to the highest bidder at Bate Are Place of Bale.
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T. F. Soue
K. C. Richardson
Ben Lomond Literary Institute reports small balanced funds
From Our Correspondent At the annual meeting the treasurer showed a credit balance of £30, £10 less than last year. Improvements include new wire netting fence three sides of the boundary a painted boundary fence a wood shed a water tank and other minor works. The committee was re elected with President H Coleman Vice Presidents D McLeod and J Pollock jun secretary Miss N McDonagh treasurer Mr Little and a list of committee members Tennis results note Llangothlin away, Ull won by 12 sets to 0. Railway defeated, Glennie beat another BI team by 10 games. Woods reports Great Peppermint Cure for influenza colds.
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Ben Lomond Literary Institute
H Coleman
V.p's
D. McLeod
J. Pollock
N. McDonagh
Mr. Little
New
J. Little
Prince Humphrey Derby Controversy Over Pedigree
Officials confirm wrong pedigree report for A J C Derris winner Prince Humphrey. Zeoland horse Crigxman misattributed as winner. Megisterr A Vulllo states Prince Humphrey by Duke Humphy in error. Inquiry demands correct registration and penalties. Derby 1924 judged to have been won by an unentered horse.
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A.J.C. Derris
Prince Humphrey
Crigxman
Megisterr
Incehorwms
A. Vulllo
Duke Humphrey Clip
Princesa Laat
Epson
Unlucky Teachers No Holiday Excursions
Alterations in the school vacation period mean country teachers lose cheap August excursion trains. Hallway Department special services for teachers are deemed uneconomical by the Railway Commissioners due to expected low patronage. Pupils may still travel in ordinary trains at usual concessional rates during holidays.
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Beneft
Kaiser Return Clauses Questioned in Safeguarding Bill
Berlin reports the draft Safeguarding of the Republic Bill lacks a clause banning the Kaiser's return. Hohenzollerns say the Kaiser would not reenter Germany without majority approval, which is unlikely. Lawyers say old law could not have prevented reentry, subject to Dutch exit permission. Dr Micklem rumored to fill Perth Archbishop Riley vacancy. official denial issued.
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Berlin
Germany
Doorn
Micklem
Syidney
Archebishop Riley
Perth
Death, retractions and welfare work in Bathurst region
The text reports the death of Mrs Elizabeth Ambrose, widow of a Bathurst manager, a welfare worker and local branch president. Reginald Arthur Austin, a 47 year old farmer, murdered himself with a plug of gelignite. It mentions railwaymen retrenchments, unemployment and uncertain futures for workers, plus local discussions on English and Australian emigration and charitable efforts. An English note signals upcoming shipments of peppermint cough medicine.
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Elizabeth Ambrose
Wits
Bathurst Gaswurke
Mra
Ambrose
The
Aml
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