Stephens Powell wed in Byron Bay church ceremony
The wedding of Miss Clare Powell to Mr. Chatloa L Stephens of Peak Hill took place at St Pauls Anglican Church Byron Bay with Rev W A Contos uniting them. A large gathering from Peak Hill attended the pretty service and reception at the School of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula
Church of England
Byron Bay
W. A. Contos
Chatloa
Stephens
Peak Hill
Misa Clare Powell
G. K. Powell
Arkarowis
L'Yagaral
Arthur Powell
Harold Powell
Clarice
Ruby Powell
Miss F. Powell
Miss Meares
Mia. G. R. Powell
Cook
School of Arte
Kenda
Peale Hill
Coates
Brisbane
Bay
R. R. Tres
Conscience Money Sent to Railway Commissioners
A letter to the Railway Commissioners accompanies twelve penny stamps paid for tram fares between Liverpool Street and the station. The sender notes the fares were not requested by collectors and implies the amount may cover forgotten charges. The note invokes conscience and religious reflection on right conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Street
Sheldon Drug Co. Ad Claims New Discovery for Consumption
A 1904 Sydney notice from MARLE DALTON of Williamson's Pramatic Company praises a new remedy for consumption. The ad, directed to Dear Sirs, states the product improves the illness and offers it for sale through Gibson Brow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Drug Coy
O'Connell Street
Sydney
Sheldon
Olla
Yoni Frith Fatty Marle Dalton
Williamson's Pramatic Company
Gibson Brow
Jockey Club Formed At Peak Hill In New Meeting
A meeting at Wildie’s Hotel Tuesday elected officers for a Peak Hill Jockey Club and fixed a membership fee of 10s 364. Eden George ML A was named Patron with J T Whitmill as President. Secretary W Roach and Treasurer H N Gibson were elected along with a committee of local men. Trustees to be confirmed by the Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildie
Jockey Club
Peak Hill
J. Jackson
Eden George
M.L.A
J. T. Whitmill
Messrs
T. Rice
R. Newbigging
W. Roach
Trenaurer
H. N. Gibson
Glinheen
Wynne
Boles
Baker
Litchfield
Barnett
McLean
McAuliffe
Dist
Lub
Disappearance of a Silent Albury District Recluse
A solitary resident near Howlong Albury district vanished after finishing a smallholding tenure. He left his property and owned horses some lent, others missing. Police inquiries yielded nothing. It is alleged he withdrew a large bank sum shortly before his disappearance and may have dug a large hole in his floor. The case is revived amid calls for official investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howlong
Albury
Howjong
Burraga Copper Mine Closes for Three Weeks
Burraga Copper Mine workers at Burraga face a three week layoff affecting about 600 men and boys due to fuel shortages and continuous heavy rainfall. The stoppage will allow installation of a new boiler and other machinery while copper matte stocks keep shipments to Perth railway station going.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Copper Coy
Burrega
Perth
Bunny’s Latest Pitfall in Rabbit Destruction Methods
A government stock inspector reports a new carbon disulphide rabbit destruction method. A landowner uses an empty pepper tin filled with blasting powder and a line fuse to thread a rabbit through a burrow. The dangers include misfires and stray charges among experimenters.
New Medical Discovery Promises Hope in Hopeless Cases
Dr Sheldon’s breakthrough in Uoughey Culda and Consumption is touted as dazzling the world. It claims to revive failing wires in the most desperate patients, offered for sale by Glbuon Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Glbuon Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephens—Powell
Conscience Money
Taylor
A. W. Taylor & CO
Myaline
Chas. F. Stephens
Caswell Street
Burraga
Bunny
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