Death of Mr J A Saunders Pioneer of Armidale Era
An obituary recalling James Avon Saunders who died after a long life in New South Wales. The piece highlights his roles in early districts around Armidale and Morris, his family, and his influence on local settlement, farming, and horse racing culture among settlers. It notes a funeral at Armidale and references communities including Sydney, Newcastle, and Kiama, with mentions of the Koaky River gold lore and local pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Avon
Wigaopmin-law
Newcastle
Wan Bros
Maruphire
Kielant
Armitate
Giestone
Wuuilers
Ploaghitrass
Svauidere
Morris
Armidale
Gealtear
Taileay
Gbaa
Veesbl
Kennedy Kennedy
Kiralla
Koaky River
Kennedy
Wuwit
Apn
Sydney
Althugh
Tharslay
Tor
Doh Hulyee
Newenatie
Smedoghan Sinnilors
Sidney
Thoma Saunders
Coraucel
Wek Mustain
Garen
Um Nepher
Fancy Dress Ball Promises Night of Splendor in Lochlass
Fragmentary OCR reads of a society notice announce a Fancy Dress Ball hosted by Lochlass Hand-to, Friday night entertainment with Lady Catering and band. The shuffled text hints at a fashionable event with prizes and music, titled Great Night’s Hanging.
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Lochlass
Ayth Iist
L Ady
Band of Plate
Motor Cars Update from Farmera Co operative Company
The management expresses pleasure at public reception of new car show pieces and improvements. The piece highlights a striking display with expert ready features, promising a refined lineup. The Sydney Daily Telegraph notes Kentonshet’s appearance in an RA CA trial, while the show plans announce a display at Anthony Hordern’s Pavilion.
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Farmera &Ite Wr Co-operative Company
Rollin
Sydney “Daily Telegraph
Kentons
R.A C.A
Parle Street
Pear
Anthony
Hordere
Lomond and Glanara Triumph in Tight Regional Cricket Match
The Lomond and Glanara teams delivered a high scoring regional cricket clash with Lomond scoring 3300 runs and key contributions from A Ward 80 and J Littis 10 while Glanara’s Stan Jackson led with 49 and R Johnston added 26. Black Mountains bowled tightly with notable spells by Stan Jackson and D MoLsod. The match shifted as Grey players guided Lomond to a narrow victory over Glanara despite strong performances from Gayre No1 and Sisson for the Ka team.
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Satan Mountain
Comming
Molin
U. Bell
MoLsod
Hovdeba
R. Tivkle
Weila Youman
Ba Lomond
Glenore
Jack Littis
Ward
Jose
Masigoo
Guyru
Gayre Re
Intive
Ligos
Toma
Hopkine
Brasier
Andres
Chisholos
Sisson
Simon
Noa
Goblin
Jacison
Stan Jackson
Llangrthlio
R. Johnston
Stan Jaobada
Por Hlack Mountains
Youman
Wack Mraniein
Uandebo
Gayre
Aguin Mar
Slawu
E. Sisaan
Wall
Fragmentary notice on Rubt ae Baa m text remains
Fragments describe a vague event or item titled Rubt ae Baa m with unclear context. No clear date, place, or involved organizations are readable. The readable portion conveys a generic notice rather than a complete report.
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Fat Manor
Joe Little
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