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FRIDAY. JULY 21. 190ftin3.)rIH:tx‘IericnrIK3 £.A.SY ? TERMS.f/' tell all our PI MAOS. O ROM AS and MO SIC ML INSTRUMENTS on EMSY TERMS.If you want to buy anything *1usical writ*' fi« u\ and we will forward particulars by return post (free).W. H. Paling 3r Co.,Limited,3SS Georg- St.. Sydney.D.vine Servicas*SnsiAv. Jm.v ‘jr..METHODIST Gnndagai 10.4* n.m Tumul M.lTi p.in Adi-lon« -7.3u p.mREV W N LOCKKongo*—11 a,m.I iGundagai—7.30 p.mMR PUTI.VN'I'ANGLICAN.Addon*;- 7..HO p.m MiAiiri.ii 2.4* p.mROUT. El.' In I.'. U.I),.Toiuul— 11 u.m and 7 p.m.(1 cup 2,30 L'pptr Gilmore dp.hiHF.V W I) KENNEDYKllllMr i \V M VEllNON1'HEKliYI BRIANTumul—11 n hi (2nd lecture, 8th nt Itmuuiin).Adi* long Hp.iu.3inUituiowii 7.30 p.mIII*.V. U. K. DAVIES.Guild mm—11 ii in Kruni^lr—,'t i .hiluiuut- 7.3U p mMil. JOHN HL:M'l.i.SON,qV e* Sj q» 1 cxrp-ess.'lailDAY, .IITIaY 2.1, 190B.I. I*.N EllA i,Hubert Sim.r, obarp.ud with -t. it in pU'd fcxiur iju ui m .uey irjm JB. Jut-i, bus been Ut.inmiltititl far trial,liaii was fixed at £12.000.On Monday at the Police Court, before A W Molin.aux, J.L'., JohnFord, t c using luuecuDi language at (irabaiiiBtown ou tb*- previous tta'ur: day uighr, was tiund £2 lt;r 7 day a,Jhs Luff, while working oi lli lir.ili.iiU6 i.WO Gu.d Ls aiBd barge n Monday, dropped a pianK ou to Lm rub foot, breaking tbu bio-.! Lot e Dr. Bond attended the sufferer, who will be incapacitated lor auottier fortnight.Ou Wed need ay at the Police Court, before TfiOU. Arragou ami T. W. \Vilie, Jrf.pi, Jang Yee, charged with being found wandering at large with: oui. propor control and downed to be of unsound imud, wan, on the ap: plication of the police, remanded for k days for medical observation.Fruit growers should look well to their trees just now to keep down the destructive aphis. The ephis may bo easily killed by a spraying or u wash ing of sunlight soap, made in n a good sud with hot water and applied luke wiirm. It has been I borough ly tented in orchards in other diftricL. Keep a sharp watch on 'be apple irees, and apply the bandages. The inspector m-iy he aruond shortly. I* the a'ranod breaks i'd bud in the first week of Angus' the spring will be eirly.A little nmn stepped in tiic shop,Anil Bivtd : Now, be sure To give tnu whit I *mk lor pop.That’s Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. It’s no ubo to try anti iorce On ma some other class.For though I am a little lioaiso I’m not a Utile ass.”KrS’rfCU WEDA‘8 Refreshment Rooms and Fish and Oyster ISaloon for all kinds of luxuries.'Tho beet —BPPKKCO. *On Tuesday, in the Warden's Court, before Warden Niebett, Nathaniel Melrose applied fur authority to enter land at Calafat. Granted, rent 4s per acre and surface damage £ I.—John Garry’s application for an honty io enter laud ar Won: deign, w»a granted, rent being fixed nt 2s pernora and compensation at £1 for one shaft.—Henry Hayward applied to extend bis residence area at, Sharp's Creek from £ of an acre t« 2 ft'PS. Application g'noted, land «o b»lt; 8 irveye l and registered. Mr Rn«ntl appenrel for applicant.The onlv butUir—KPPKKCO *Weadin*.SCHUTEBELL to.44 Bridge St., Sydney.WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, RABBIT SKINS, c.Prrtonil attention to all consignment* a leading feature of the buainaaa.Up-to-date and wall lit Sample Floors., Call and inapect.Wool Warehouaea: Central WharfProduce Stores : Circular QuayOn Wednesday last. All Saints’ Church, Tuwm, was the scene of a very pretty and interesting wedding to the many spectators and friends ot the young couple whose marriage was celebrated—Mr’ Leslie Franklin. third son of Mr. Thos. Frank -liu. of Briiidahella, and Miss L. B. V. Bridle (Trixie), third daughter oi Mr. W. H. Bridle, ot Tumul. Rev. W. D. Kennedy was the cele: brant. The church was tastefully decorated for the occasion by a few lady friends of the bride, a laurel arch, from which an artistically designed wedding liell was suspended, forming the chief feature. The choir was in attendance, and touchingly rendered the hymn. ” The voice that breathed o'er Hdeu.” as the bridal party entered the sacrtd edifice. The bride, who was given away by her father, looxed charmingly pretty in a daintily simple gown oi white silK, with tucked yoke and oversleeves oi chillon and touches oi white and silver sequm applique about the bodice. She wore the customary wreath and long veil ot white tulle (the latter having lieen her mother's), and carried a handsome shower bouquet of white roses, hyacinths, lilies ol the valley and ferns As the party re-entered the church from the vestry alter the ceremony. Mendelssohn's '‘Wedding March was played on the organ by Miss Kennedy. The bride was attended by four maids, the ciitef being Miss J£. R. Bridle, and the others Misses Franklin, Jessie Bridle and Ruby Franklin. Miss Bridle was attired in a becoming costume got vieux rose cloth, with yoKe aim sleeves ol cream spotted net over silk, trimmings of Oriental applique and tassels, pleated skirt and mushroom hat the same shade as the dress, with wreath ol flowers. .She and Miss Franklin , carried beautiful showei boquets of roses, hyacinths, autumn leaves anil asparagus urns. These, as well a.-' the bride's boquet, were procured from Snarl's (.Sydney/, and were (gilts trom the bridegroom. Miss Franklin was stylishly dressed in cream cloth, yoke and sleeves ot allover lace, embroidered pale piult; and olue, white and silver bail triage trimmings and touches ol moss green velvet, cream hat trimmed with cream ostrich leathers and moss green silk rosette. Miss Jessie Bridle wore pale green cashmere, crossover blouse, tucked cream net iron’, trimmed witbjbell lace, padded with palest pmk siIk, pleated skirt, cream hat to match, aud carried a silver wand with trails ot pale grceu ribbon, asparagus lerus and violets, Misn Ruby FrauKlm was gowned in cream cloth, guipure tront, wiih cream and silver iringe trimmiugs, wore vieux rose bat with tulle rosette and cream drenched feathers. She also carried a wand similar to that described above. Mr George Franklin acted ar. best man and the following gentlemen as groomsmen. Messrs. Les. Bridle, Raymond Larape (cousins ol the bride) aud \V. G. Bridle (,brother). Ou leaving the church the happy couple were showered with confetti ami rice and received the good wishes and congratulations ironi large number oi their friends present. The wedding party, driven m Mr. VV. liureU's large drag drawn by lour white horses, were tollowed to the Temperance Flail, where a reception was held by Mr. \Y. H. and Miss Bridle. After the company had been photographed, an adjournment was made to the supper room, which had been specially decorated lor the occasion. the table was placed augiewise across the room. The chandelier over the centre ol the table was a perfect mass ol smilax, white roses aud ferns, immediately underneath which on the table was a three-decker wedding cake made by the bride’s sister. Violets (the bride's favorite flowers) were in abuud-ance.and the decorations were much admired by those assembled. The table was laden with various Kinds of good things, ahd alter justice had been done to the same the following toast list was gone through : — Bride aud bridegroom. proposed by the Rev. VV. I). Kennedy and supjorted by Mr. VV. Bridle (grandfather of the bridej, and responded to by the bridegroom, who proposed the health of the bridesmaids. Mr. G. Franklin and Mr. Raymond replied on their behalf. The parents of the bride, by Mr Ryan (Brindabella), Auld Lang Syne” being sung , responded to by-Messrs. Tlios. Franklin and VV. H. Bridle. *’ Guests and absent friends, by Mr. VV. H. Bridle and replied to by Mr. li. G. Bridle. The Chairman,” by Mr. VV. Bridle, and responded to by Mr. Kennedy. The bride then cut the cake, aud afterwards retired to don her travelling dress, which was of wine cloth, cream net and guipure trimmings, hat en suite. She also wore a haudsome set of furs (gift from the mother of the bridegroom). The bridegroom's present to the bride was u diamond baugie, nun to the bridesmaids ruby and pearl brocohu* and pendants. Tho presents received were numerous and costly. A large number went to the elation towiHh the young ooilplo God ripen I on their honeymoon and tho after journey through life. They left by tho train for Sydney, and carried with them tho hem, of wishes of their friend*. In the evening the guests were entertained at, n dance bold in the Temper: anoe Hall in honor of tho event. Wo, with ihe many, wish Mr and Mrs Leu Franklin every happiness and prosper: ity in (heir future life. Many congratulatory telegrams wore received after the wedding.TKLEGKAMS.Colonial-Svunky, Wednesday In ihe Assembly Mr McGowan aiovoii an amendment to the Addronri in:reply, that owing to the aciiooj d iho Government in endeavouring to create inharmonious relir.ionn between ihe StateH atifl the Commonwealth and iheir ac ion in appunting an ntiju -fi ildo l u ge number ol gentletuo ■ m tlit- L 'gi'lative Co ineil they h tv • for (tiled the oonfideuce of loo House Thursday night A second deputation from ibeexucu: tiVM of the Tramway Union waited «»u tho Chief Commissioner for Railways and the rsm*Uql Commiasionera this afternoou, with the view of discussing the special officer system and the re: insra ntnent ol Harold Cruncher Tho dnpu atiou contendol that as the dis-cus-i n on tho special offioer riy-*tem was contingent opon Lh.- Oommission: er’s reply in regard to Croucher's case they would prefer that the matter bo dealt with first Mr Johnson repliedthat he appreciated the way the men put the result of the lam deputation before the union. Referring tu Crouoher'- case, he said bu had gone thoroughly into the matter la fact lie had hud the constable before him There was only one man ou the tram when the alleged offence wu~ com: muled ill* cviikncii mu! bum uu use to Croucher, and slier further car.fu, oomideratioa he and Mr Hicbaidrfon believed Croucber guilty Tmrt-io ** their request that ht* In* r.msi . * c uld uoi he granted i'hn deputation tb' roiipim withdri v A ma uie lug of thi* tn n win to h i I t«i mgU:Tin* L’ostal Commission ws- rb*uuiud 'o:day M- V mag, Deputy l'.WG. w* further examined Ho em i In ruuo more than ho beard arnu« swenllDK i tho detmrimeul Ho knew ibi im* w i« uqmrul ro work lunge L,*ur-thau tboso prescribed by ihe puu iu service regulauona lie Dialed the; a man named Clarke fell unconscious at bis post and died the next day Ho also stated that a doctor testified that uoiboa he got a respite his brait) must give wayHon Henry Moses, MLC, beontdo suddenly ill tbri morning and *«• removed to a private ho.-pit a in a serious condtiion, Buffering Bum aumc abdominal trouble.Adelong Rifle ClubThk Annual metlingof Ibt* Adelong Riliti Club waa held a . the Ol lfelluws' Hail on Tuesday nigh: Irs:. LJreseat : Capt. Humphrey*! (chair), MessrsMorris, Bye, Leek. Dodd, J. U. Browse, 6. Alolineaiix, .Norris,Carpenter. IV slow, Hawthorne, Roe, Walsh, R. M. Browse, I1. I*. Groy, Aikeu, A. VV. Muliueam, Harvey, K, U. Browse, VV. J. Bost-uu and the Bocretary.Thu minutes of last annual meeting were read and c afirmed.The Secretary’s report and balauue: sheet weru read aud recelvod. The raport was mo^t exhaustive, dealing with the work of the ciui for the past year, which wa- in a prosperous state. Tb* bahncc* sheet showed a credit balance of £21 Is fid.Mr Molinjaux spoke in eulogisiio terms of i he work done by the Cap tain,'he *$eoretary endoreiDg hia re-marks.The election of officer** was then proceeded with and resulted as follows :—Patron, R. T. Donaldson, M.L A. (re-elected) ; president, A. VV. Moiineaux, Etq., J.P.; vice-presidents, Messrs 11. C. Aiken and VV. G. Harvey; captaiu, Mr. I. R. Humphreys (reflected); viod:captuiu, R. II. ProwBo (re elected); iruasurer,C. 0. Dodd ; committee, Messrs Bye and Morris (re-elected) and W. F. Hawthorne; haudicappers, Messrs Bye and J. H. Prowao; auditors, Me era Leek an I Duprea.Votes of thanks were passed to the retiring handioappers, tbu priite donors, the marker and the outgoing cotnrui tee and officers.I was reaoived thus the committee b* *sktd io Nnppori ihu Windsor 0 ub in 'heir . Ifor'S to obtain a grant of uniforms for tbu club rifii men.Thlt; e’ub is in a must flourishing n i di ion aud h s » meiiibersbip of GO. This p. silion is a’lnbiitHi iu to tbu good work nl the ninot-es aud coin iiii i»-* f i,bo c uli, who brld 21 ui. ui; mg* during 'be y.-ar. F b o wcrk lh y bud n n wu fnl y riC'-gnisfd by varinu*. Kreik**r*» «t, h*« meeting who rtfe red to ihuir pflorts in most UatterinH anlt;l uuloui^tio termsFor Bronchial CouRha uklt;;WooiIh1 (Jru»i Fiippenulnl Cure. la. 4kl.»*8CH \\ EDA obtain ssupplieB of Fresh Fish, Oysier«i and Llt;ibstura every Thur^la/. Orders should bo received tb** pr**vioun Monday to avoiddisappointment. Family orders du-livered al the door.*ItaaU th# otbnra— KPPECCO. Ti*ok 1st priaa nl llin Tumul Shuw. 11HJH •FsS'BCH WE1»A’B for hot aupperd bpecul on Batucday nigbUi.
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Adelong and Tumut Express and Tumbarumba Post
Adelong, New South Wales, AU
Fri, Jul 24, 1908
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