Kennedy Death Notices Across Manilla Family Ties
Mr Mec Kennedy died at Muswell Hill aged 55. He was brother of Mr J Kennedy of Manilla. He was in Sydney on Saturday attending a family event. He leaves four brothers and two sisters. He is survived by a widow and four children.
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Muswell
J. Fa Cama
Manilla
Ennedy
Sydney
Death of Mr James Henry Burn of Merewether Newcastle
The death occurred of Mr James Henry Burn of Merewether Newcastle father of Sgt P B Burn Manilla born Hobart 85 years ago son of late George Burn Hobart Tasmania. He married Sarah Margaret in 1874 and worked as bank and stock broker in Melbourne Sydney later living in Newcastle. Survived by two sons and two daughters and six grandchildren. Funeral attended by Newcastle City Bowling Club and local society.
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James Henry Burn
Merewether
Newcastle
P. B. Burn
Manilla
George Burn
Hobart
Tasmania
Hutchins’ School
Bank of van Dieman’s Land
Bank of Australasia
Melbourne
Sarah Margaret
Richard Ramaden
Sydney
Burn
New South Wales Gun Club
Royal and Zoological Societies of
City
Mesars
Percy
Reginald
Papua
Orange
Minx
Dorothy Burn
P. R. BR. Burn
Werris Creek
Dick Burn
Newcastle City
Gowns ty Roberta and Aerial Reading Adverts
Gowns ty Roberta by Alice Duer Miller follows John Bent as he reshapes his life in Paris and learns about cosmopolitan romance and femininity. A humorous tale offers insights into fashionable society and self discovery with a Sydney book trade note. The Australian Journal notes an aerial car antenna method using a flat loop around a windowform, plus a magazine plug for short stories by popular authors. Vinegar Bill Tine and Redi Rosnic are highlighted as oil field drilling contractors in a lurid fiction context on their reputations and exploits.
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Alice Duer Miller
Paris
John Bent
Rue Pavane
John
Angus and Robertson
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
West Magazine
Bill Tine
Redi Rosnic
Doubtful seats settled as weekend results come in
The UAP retained Barton Lane with 27 014 votes over Eldridge while PHL Green kept the seat for UCP. Newland held by W. Thompson with 29 862, O Connor 18 509 giving Thompson a majority of 11 853. Hunter retained Marano for UCP. Blakeley Macquarie and Calare still doubtful. Werriwa won by Lazisarrini for State Labor. TAP lost Franklin and Dentine. Government tally: TAP 29, UCP 15, Federal Labor 20, State Labor 1074. Frost damaged gardens.
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Barton Lane
Eldridge
Green
U.C.P
Newland
W. €. Thompson
Thompson
O'Connor
Mr. Thompson
Hunter
U.cp
Marano
State Cabwr
Blakeley
Macquarie
Calare
N.S.W
Thong Thorby
Werriwa
Laz- Isarini
State Labor
Atch Tap
West Magazine featured novelette and political comments in Armidale era
The late August issue of West Magazine carries a stirring novelette to thrill and lift hope, with a note to obtain it from C. N. Scott in Manilla Street Manilla. The piece sits amid local questions criticizing Health and Repatriation Minister Marr and the Country Party, asking about ownership of NSW papers and funding sources, while praising Thompsons contributions and Northern country support. Kingsford Smith awaits Turkish air race permit yet lacks US certificate.
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Good Samarian
Lady Luck
West Magazine
C. N. Scott
Bookseller
Manilla Street
Manilla
Armidale
Charles Kingsford Smith
Turkey
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M. C .Mackenzie & Sons
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H. C. Dengate
FHORE
Mec
Kennnedy
J. Burn
Hylton Cleaver
Clara Thorton
Arthur Savage
C Sentt. Newsagent
Manila
Kewee Dee
Newmgent and Radio Dealer
Parker Vacumatic
Ullsmart
Parker
Parkette
Roberts Bros
A. C. Blaneh
Claseus
Wall
United Australia Party
Hac
Poe
Bart
Tootal
STE. Fergusons
Cheffon
BYZAN
Imoe
M. C. Mackenzie & Sons
Phous
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R. J. Kingston