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cimbevAgent for International Harvester 0©1*. Twine, Oil, Machine*, Oil** Plow*, AcObituary.ick of liiilucnzu, f«u wlilnli• spiredHlBK■ •rut stage llt'il small • ni • fliilnntiuisdiiyTlii* Ini.- Mr 1. iiurnock • Similar .-t surviving «.tn «»f Mr I Liivp, till wh.mi In- mm. 1.1 XiihIimIm when Hu* liill« r briiinrlil hi- win* in.I l.)iully ..r four, a* ii w.m lIh'Ii, h n i- (.Miiitry. Tw.’tily-lvv.i y.Mis .on i. Luw family . nun In \rnildah. wln if their father «'■ a l.oro Inapccbir, .ml held Ii|h llt; it* 11 i • in 4|. the Armi.li.if li.-i-.il till •I..ml Hi\ vi«.r wlii ii I,, retired fr.un Ih. nervier |ifi'fuit.'il. who hadalready .Illlllllip.lli'il I In- r.uiw.i v -. Ihf r|d-o. tli.lahilii.n on Km W.-liTn lln.- II was imI till lif »m, • IH»olulf.l diation-mnfllrr licrn. over iw.i c.ir« Ago. Hull hf mm.‘ In r«'*ld» hi Vruiuhilc Ilia prow** in Ihr Department wa* rapid. Ih- combined a imi-lnrb b.-iiIu- for pnfcrUng detail* of nrgJUll-atliili wilh a strictly epUon of hi* dutyhi* caparlly n* n railway official. The Important depot -l.iln.n* which lie Im* .'oiilrolli .1 speak ,.f Ihf r. -pfi’l willt which hl» lability wm viewed by thfMr Love's official ilitlu'* allowed him liltlc t|ioriiimi for purtlripallun in lln* pulilif lift- of Huh city. In llio Howling iHub .mil Ihf Sfhool of Art* lie ht hl Ihf I*.*pul.ition *ir ii generous. clean -port, with whom a contest wa* a pleasureTwouly year* ago Mr. Love wa* m«r-ne.i i- Mi*:» iiur«e*s, .. member of un ..Id .inti hlghly-rcspcctcd Plrloo fam-I Hfllcr -*ui MnhlirMmCnueom (South Nfrlonl. .tml Mr- F Lamb (Armidale ire -1*1 er* ..f dccfa*ed. whilst hi* brother* ur. Me**r* M. II. Lovo ((loul-hurn'. R. A. (Commonwealth Bank. Sydney, about In proceed to the Lon-el. C. 0 . of the ForestryDeceased a eoiixltlenl nu inb.ui the M.isome fraternity, whleh In* in. I iu .i I.oiIk.' of Sorrow on Tliur-d: ift.'mnnn, and afterward* accorded M.monie funon! to the remain- of II departed brother.The funeral look place In the I'm •mrtery on fhuradiiy afleI .lined for the lute Mr. 1.0fuiillv Among*! ..... mourn, mwa* Mr Lovell, from Ooulburn. Mr.-Love'* brother-in-law The Howling r.hih wa- repreHrnled by Messrs W. Murli* President). A. PurkL*. W \. Varley. II. K. W illiam*. F Lamb. K. B Hawke. \V Dtixham. II. Mnllnm. anil T F Mills. Rev. II. S. Bunluie performed Ihr ln*l sad rites at Hip ttrlt;ive*iiie, in.l ihr impressive funeral •ervlee ..f the Masonic Order vva» re-''tb'd by Rev II K. Andrews. The pall-be.irer* were Mr F. Lamb and de-f.. ,-e,r- thr.f brother* Mr ii |*id-.lliuiloli had lt;lur*c of the funer al arrangement*M . meeting Of the Hoard of Mm-Pri-hyterlnnmrrh1’ilne«■)*' Ills'llt.•d appreciation of Mr •egret at hi* dent other speaker*, otulbm lh.it n letter evpr-the foiulolenrr of IhoJb.ird he the widow wi.* carried by the ■lulldm.- ui reverent -lienee of rondnleniv Wa* also dir. .' decease.r- fiiher who wa* f. year* an elder of the rhureh.theArnddatp Hospil »l on Thurn.tay afler-n-mn. from pncuiucnir mttnrirja. aged nece.aeed wi* miirried to Ml*s Reside flodfrey. w'i. unfortunately. I-Iil.il a imtient in lln- 1.0-1*11*1, -uTerinc from the sanir dls. ase Them are two *oung . hlldren. ■ndtiie deepest *ym-I *tl»y Km beeti «^pre**r.| Inward* Ihn family in It* cumulative mlefort.me. About lb month* ago Mr Any hud the misfortune tAmel with a serlou* accident through a fall from u I.m'i.iiioIiv. nnuliie vvlunf. he vv.i dmtiiB Hee.-u* ed wa. a yi.iiiitf mail who li.l.l the |viinlimel) .b .ili ih d. idorci The funeral took place yesterday afternoon in Hie Mellmd.sl . ■ m.'tery Rev II K.MHf- KLIZA WALSH Mrs. Elisa Walsh, relict id the Iu.. Mr Mnurie. tVul-li, who in the early day* wa. n .li.ep overseer at fhwtvrv.k dioil on W.sln.-al.v Tin. ruu*c oi de.dh •ms fiido di-ay. dis'ea-cd liiirinu piuv.-—I her H2n«l ve.tr Mm. W'nl.li »«-,widely known und highly rv-iMxitodthrotighout the di-tnet, in which lind r«»ii|ed ftir many years, und leave*Maurien (Armnlalei. Allan (Uillurwre).emetery, the Itev. Father (.'ft r nil Ii rciilly wonderful man for hi* yeiipi, ptv.K.-s-inK all hi* faculties und working about until a few dnjm betore hi- dentil. He married Mis* Marin Lui*ft gnnrk, dnlighter of Mr. (icHvruo Si.iirk. of “Aiiitm!i\h. West .Mnitlimd. «nu pre-dei'eii.«| him -even years. Ho spent, most of hi* time on the llarwun, and wan considered an exci'llent judge of -h.s.p und cuttle. Tlie di-'eanelt;l aenllei.iin Icuvw behind to mmim their hi— three *on- und five daughters(Singleton). Mr. (Miingindi).and Mr*. Martin (Richmond River), 73 emndchildren und 36 greut-MR M J NIXON.Mr Michael .lames Nirnn died in tin* rmklale Hospital on Tiie*dny night, from pneiimuiiic-inflnciisu, aged 47 year* and tune month-. Deceased »im of lhi lute Tlmrna- and Mr*.vounger dny*. deceased wu* u well-known “whin, and hi* -kill with the rein* ereated him u reputation. Ho drove the Royal mail between Armidnlu and Hillgrovo for fifteen year*, and in the dny* of the mining boom took some heavy load* along the road. The whole of thi* time he wa* in the employ of Mr. I’ Rynn When the couching day* gave place to the motor *tvice and the car* pushed the hofMW tl (he roiwl. Mr Nixon took charge of a mb for Mr. O. Johnson, and ho nekl thi- billet for five yenrw, right up toat gage merit*, nnd held a retainer from m**t of the commercinl traveller* who iod ut ruteh one of the ourly-mornmg rain, from Armidale. Mr. W. Ninon, f Armidule. al*o a well-known oa-^b-•Iruer, I- a brother of deceased, and heRev. Dr Coleman read the burial iIndian and Sly Grog.holder of a ,Comtnble Snowden, of Kooknbookrn. 'itod that he cot himself nn mi » «rrh ol Rim Bon,'n getting the information, he a*kod he Imliau if he wonld sell hi* enttle-a* he was a drovw in need of me. He then purrhaaed a flannel ihirt, and asked the hnwkcr if there sere unv pub* in lt;»nv Fawke* MNo, . plied the hnwker. who wa* hccinninq ii t.ti-inea*. That'* hard hick.* tepliM the other. Are there any srme-..... ••No, replied the Indian.. . ^ ,.. . _____ .he 4 the trap. I'll -ell •I tot He of wine. he anid. Tlinnk*: t.nl haren't you got onv whisky?’ id the hawker, and a bottleH l..»1 then 'old the hawker hr •.•tnlitr nnd nrrented him on ihe rharge now preferred against h»m.'Hip I* M infhrted a fine of t’TR. ml on a -iTond ehnrgp of enrrvnu niritlln|ir liqnor- on Hi* hawkei ’ ’n«e. he v• .-Innre m clearintr snldlnra* arlile nl*. only 18 turne.l up—|h|a win maximum attendance. Hotter re-H- emil'l hr ey|wele.t in the future.Cuyra's New Convent.by i»'u-''•I j— — ......it had been lt;U«patelu*l Ir-im Maitland inwrljr a week before, the tiHiinl intor-.-ting formiilitim a*..«ioi.«d with nidi funetuin had to he canrrlled. Sulwo. imently Mum was eeleliral.d. at wluoh ihero was a large congregation. Hi* L..rd*hip, who prewelult;d an elooiient Tinon on the mrnsion. iongratu!nl.vl the ( atlKiluw of the diitrii't on having in I heir midst a m-hiwi| eondueto.| by the liwrned and aceompli-hod Nun*, and paid a warm tribute In the gener-f Uio people m muking thi* polio iiphnaiMHl the nrr.-.»ity of digioou with -ocular «xlu-»i« State system of education tault to find with. fur n it «cnt The Ofttholics, rrnliaing the great need of rcligiuu* training in con-Ii.ctinn with .xuinr, had. in orxlor to giu effort to their wlenlK, mude and wen. making great Haorifiro.. In this Mule fUl.lt;Xlt» pup.I- werr trnined in ( 11 hoiir schools, and the cost of their m imtonanca—at over £7 per head upproximotod half n million poiinch- por year. Thi* work wa* carrmd on. al-though ft rolievnl the Ktslo. willmnt any -iihsuly from tho (iovemmont. AL.ur rift«*-n month* ago. a practical■orly4;a*l were handed in. which were *uj»-plemcnte-| by a donation of £100 by the Itahop ami a like amount from tho Nun*, making the total nubserip-linn, to data £|WW. leaving a debit balance of about CMOn. The school, it i* oxpiH-tod. will he eoniplcfa-i by the end of Rcptomher.Ill* l*»rd*hip. after Ma-s, al-n hlnas-ed the new lt;\mvent.—’•ArKii*.’'Armldala land Board.OerLionx by Ihr Chalrmnn in fhnm-R. J. A. Holstein, S. Wellanl .....H. Hick., R, A. rhnndler, II. Nash, A. J. HhandliT, J A. Young, and W. A.M. O'Keefe, all in the Wnlrhu Land District. Cr.ls. 12/4, Armidale, G. W. P. A ilmn*.J. Marrhant,holding, Armidale; II. R. It. Rohertnon, c.p. 10/81, Armidale, nnd a.c.p. 12/*, a-c.p. 14/2. n.r.p. 15/11, e.l. 12/8. and rj. 13/41 II W. Cnrtls, a.e.p. 10/25, Armidale; (*. F. Grills, c.p. 12/74, Ar mldnle.K. A. l’rvnr, e.l. 13/2, Armidale. Capital value determined by ronaent.Rentals appraised: J. Mnrray, e.l. 34C14, Annulate, 4id; M. Jackson, ej. 22061, Armidale, 4RI; 20W0, 4|d. 21843.Certificates to isauc: T. Newberry, rJ. 12/3. Armidale; R. II. W. C. Wlllia. .p. 18/22 and a.c.p. 10/21; T. Doak, p. 11/74; K. Ferris, p.l. 14/6; A. Smith, jun., 15/54 and 15/55; 0. Wil-Itainson, e.l. 13/18; J. Thorp, 13/22; W.A. Bidgewell, e.l. 13/6, Armidale, load encloanre granted.A. Wi'llnnl, ,.1. oo/o. Wolrho, mi-ileneo ccuditlon suspended.Rental, appraised: e_l. 81258, Armi-dals, R t'umeron, 5d; 3464P. Walcha, D. Maher, 3*d.T. Shanahan anil J. Oarlon, a.c.p. 16/31, Arnudale, confirmed.O. R. Turk well, e.L area 3315, Arral-dale, withdrawn.P* COUQH8—BANI8HE8 GOLDS.won't take tho fotk* at home long to notice Uvn ditfcrenee when they start to ii*i* Dr Sheldon'* New Dlseeovery. For New Discovery is known far anil wide 8* an unetpullcd Cough nemeily. Il'a llio ftnest remedy you ever used— bar none WTien you use It you can he mighty sure that Cnugh# and Colds will soon vanlsli.No wonder, though, for Dr Sliel-don'* New Discovery ha* hsen e.implied on selcnllflc line*, and I* designed lo relieve the eolil without upset ling Hie digestive orinui*. Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery I- the .pilcke-l, wafc*t. and bi**t-known remedy for Coiiuti*. Colil*. Influenxa. Bronehttl*. and all Throat nnd Chest trouble- It Is a reined that ran always be relied upon, Don't forgot to uke ■ bottle home to-night. Prlco, 1113 . Obtainable from .1 llielnrdon a Civ 'Armidale) and W M.irwan A Co , lUllim.ve t •• hundred prisonersWinof Representative* last Wednesday Hut thr 10 per rent, retention money on the pust -■‘.Hon’* wool clip, together with n dividend of 34 per cen|., Will be paid oil AuRtial 25. gives welcome now s to woolgrnwers. Through-mil the Cninmouwoallh. a total amount of nearly Efi.OliO.OOO will he distributed ■mong shei'pmen. The overage up-Pi'slaed price of the whole clip worked per lb The 3jHie price agreed upon by (lie Hrdish (inv eminent. Choqite* covering the retention money and dividend will |.r posted lo growers promptly on the due date.THF. LIVE STOCK MARKET.The following lines of stock are now offering, and Tull particular- will he found In advertisement* appearing In thi* lasue of the ''Chronicle;— Arthur S. Cnrti*; ?noo wethers, «.v, rr «k*. Sept. 20/: I HOD hogget*., 23/6: 320 rwo*. 25/6 A. J. Rafferty: 500 wo then,t ton wethers. Jfi/fi; 800 ...32/6; 350 eWM. 32/6: 200 ewe*. 31/6.Simpson A Peek: 1000 wether*. 26/; 050 vvnther*. 26/6; 1500 wether*, 23/6: 2000 wether*, 26/; eooo crossbred*. 26/6: :1300 crossbred*, mixed sexes, 25/6.Walter J Hawke A Co.; 3 stud hulls. frOgn*. per head; 6 bead but|„, *: j gns. per head; 3000 w.lhrrs, 24/. FURNITURE, PROPERTY, ETC. The following auction wiles am adverb sed:—H. W Lane: \l Alllngham-street. In-Saiurday:, Mr*. I,am! lure snd ofTecli J. H. Fltxfinrild: At his auction rooms Bcnnly-stmel, on Monday. August 4, at 2 o'clock, on account of Mr*, p. Ityrin, hnek rotlng*'. wrathrrhnard cottage*, and building allotment* at West trim dale.(It must ha understood that only abstract* from standing advcrli*e-ments lodged st the Office hy noon on publication day. can bo Included in the above summary.—Ed. A.C.MJ.Bo-Peep Baking Powder is made by Mitchall's. |ure Poods P-xlu t.Wo Buy for Export, and guarantee Highest Market Rates.Wilcox, Mofflln, Limited.Telephone 886 t r. O’BRIIN, Local HsaBOsr.I Monster Salvage SaleOFBlankets, Quilts, Calicoes, Sheetings, Dresses, Prints, Muslins, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Gloves, Haberdashery,Im. DAMAGED b, EIRE, SMOKE, or WATER,will commence onThursday Next, 7th Aug.No Pattern. Cut No QooU. on Approval.Terms: Cash.OIOM from l to x Dolly, and • to 7 on taturdoy.The Oat* of Sale of Salvaged Ironmongery will be announced ■n The Ohronlole.1'. F BRAUND and CO.* It h Value sat Riwiu»ri*a **^ Value at Hraund’s.abmidale. ©oclt;*
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