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A bank of short notices reports financial dividends from Jamboree School of Arts and Mercantile associations, a new fire engine for Yass, postal and telegraph office hours, and imperial telegram policy changes. It covers council meetings, road and park plans, local magistrates, and public holiday proclamations with multiple named towns and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Jamboree School of Arts
Matus Fire
Rance Society
Te Merchant and Traders’ Association
Aarons’ Exchange Hotel Company
Yass
Tirect
London
South Africa
Ir Forster
Wites
William Blows
Forster Hotel
Iaily Sonst
Cnetby
Stan Eng
Wo & Veese
Australasian Mortgage and Agency Company
Note
Viceregal reception at Cranbrook hosts many guests
A formal "at home" event at Cranbrook Rew Bay showcased fine weather and orderly attendance as Governor and Lady Rawson received a vast array of guests. Captains, judges, clergy, and numerous Mrs and Misses appear among the long list, highlighting a high society gathering with ceremonial pews and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welaesiay
Cranbrook
Rew Bay
Eben Sip Harry
Lady Rawson
A.D.C
Changius
Heth Waler
Colonie
E. Marks
Aid Stas Chriatian
Mark Christian
Babeorabe-Taylor
Misa Dabcouba
Ydami Siva
Curtin
Commanter Tyr
Sin Mann
Shakespear
Polito
E.W. Lamb
Tov
Wile
Ehby
Tower
Caplin
Bendy-Ponley
Arthur
Pardy
Air
Siu Crouch
Berclert
Mins
Murray Cram
Mes
Betty
Kirkwood Colley
MuwNeil
Praca Reledice
Minsen Ait Newson
Airs Marng Wii
Phin Gilley King
Alec
Pearl King
Mise
Nniths Mig
Sire
May A. Muwle
My Maw
Juco Emith
Wand Mum
Foreman
W Je Trickett
Mlc
Missy Trickely
Feiuk Beery
Mise Treaery Benet
Mrwyse
Fosbery
Mr Dry
Taysin
Sie
Mies Christian
Hieronura Dee Mikivubo-Stalay
Mis
Morvan
Missi Hay
Adrian Knox
Ant Atre
Supima Stisa Mildred Macafield
Moses Gellithe
Mee
Deas Thomann
Aed Mire Macartayy de Buyeb
Mre
Angel Moues
Ord
Mish Norton
Rusell
Mey Bot Mes
Dodds
Min
Ty Mises Cox
Stew Wells
Aul
GT Glasy
Ami
Merewetter
Ami Thy Mises Kitaea
Chisholm
Mandle
Trrabman
Mayr
Aod
Sue
Thmpen
Me Stundie
Ant Afise Meraie
Misson Winde
Rose
Preacott
Max. O'Neil
Ur Gud
Taylor Youne
Frank Rinille
Mion Fraser
Nuits
Back
Meg
Mms
Tremayne Rott
Cox Taylor
Mise Taylor
Ad Mas Sandford
Waddell
Nelson
Rudenge
A. Sauma
Mise Moore
A.W. Do
RK. W. Poster
Ander Wyagt
Barron-Morley
Whitton
Blxlasd
Mya. Dare
le Pajourel
Hadiart
Arey _ Irvin Laty
Mia Alien
Thomashe Minsor Hardin
Jumkina
Mir
Mes. Martin
Russell Preach
Mia Dickson
Miss Pope
Dtr
Hubert Allen
Mme
Erassie. de Thuy
Regie
Mee Walker
Mia
Red
Knox
Mises Adams
Mra
Mlason Gollii
Forbes Angus
F. Cot~ Lice Myre
Seawetl
Davenport
Lennox Stewart
Micane Robertson
Charles Hotham
MarLagan
Asher
Mies Rich
Burdekin
Hay
Finn
Mire Shelton
Mirere Cox
Mire
Blewars
Mizs Maxtall
Brewgites
Wherry
HW. Fairies
Miewes Cape
B.” Wilkins
Consatl Biephen
Ad Mir
Azger Owen
Obscure Names in a Fragmented London Society Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with titles such as Mrs Mrs Miss Mr and Doctor, including names like Wetnall, Clarke, Abe Kew Ali, Mira Champin, Barton, and Mists in a scattered ledger. The jumbled text references households, marriages, and titles without coherent context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auinnes Wetnall
Mi Hile
Lady Boalitaly
Pilea Hhuaty
Clarke Siearraclouga
Ar. Oarnau
Abe Kew Ali
Mew
Mira Champin
de Mieses Munsell
Brit Hoyt
Mir
Mes
Nulfil Donker
Mias
Mias Murrey Aira Moromithie Miss Sampson, Mr. and Mra. Fieerge Denbiis
Tre
Misa J Barton
Drs
Miston Crean Asin Ara
Anit
Mica
Ket
Mira
Davlis
Cath
Have
Mi Gad
Bo Wait
Tee Minas Marks
Mir Sirs
Amb
Barese
Mrs. Fartest
Mem Pane
Mir End
Mpa
Bart
Brant
Ponkley
Mileora Alpes
Shrivon
Mawuttigy
Duster GB
Simpun
Dustice Owen
Fautenant
Bulli Colliery Disaster of March 1887 in New South Wales
A detailed, era voice report recalls the Bulli mine explosion near AtriLin on March 8 1887 entombing workers. It describes the blast, rescue efforts, blocked tunnels, and discovery that eighty one men and boys perished, leaving many widows and orphans, with the inquest attributing the deaths to disregard of safety rules. The piece notes public sympathy and a granite obelisk near the railway station erected by the New South Wales Government in memory of the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AtriLin
Ovie
Bulli
Herbert Uebus
Wesulriy
Busbagm
Bray
Lang
Chalmen
Storl
Hesupe
Hesupe, Wad Said Hia Fonpaulons Were In Danger, Abderee Relict
Scntt
Hope
Ullv
Snputs
Mandy
Dew
le Ingest
Bulll
Wrider
Bulll Colliery
Witnds Wilke
New South Wales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redfern Council
Uilderman
Merman Stanley
Roumnell
Alexandris Council
Laveridee
Dacey
Mlub
Alpawodrin Park
Kiama
Ham
Shellharbour
Albion Park
Toen- Mar
Narrandera
Parkes
Rast
West Maitland
Wis
W. P. Buchanan
Killarney
Tariitio
Narrabri
Darlinghurst
James Dennett
Paddington
Alexandria
Alverman Suln
Exandria
Botany
Novi Botany
Evboeville
Robert Burns
Duras
John Ferguson
Air Thin
Quernetamd
Lindhven
Tne
Witiel UN
Redfern
Richard Richardson
William John Young
Cleveland-street
Redteroom
Loos
Ripherdson
Alcaciria Council
Justice Walker
James Watson
Lydia
Hannah Chandler
Oswald Nelson
Elizabayy Ann Water
Maria Swords
Mary Small
Robert Cooper
Mary Ann Kelly
Sarah Moore
Timothy J. Cremen
Michael M’cormack
William James Baker
Demen Barty
Codrington-street
Darjington
Redfern Court
John Gluckelein
Abercromble-street
Harry Wax
Blackheath Pro- Bress
Alderman Brown
Dartinghurst
James Marshall
Marshall
Fuller
W. Barker
John Baird
Murray
Regforn Council
Borheg Millinery
Ber
Wilsa
Devorshire
Lever’s Dry Soap
Bouiliealls
Ts Wna
Sui Nee Wien
Winotee
X Till Tatum
Anil
Sunlight Soap
Brisbane
Touraday
Hal
Geis
Eneiied Guiiog
X-Men
Siapian
Charleville
Bubinepeetur Dillon
Rock
Tasker
Pave
Evicento
Janie Kennii
Winchenter Rifts
Hin Postrneion
Eth
Filind
Patrick Keanlt Druw
Jonkie Doyle
Warcones Station
Closes
the Times
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Daily Mail
Kinesis
Sbritannica
Irice
Messissy
C. Black
Mother Seigel
New St. Brighton
Victoria
Bank OF New South Wali
Bank of New the
Cort
Office Mutual Lite
Pines Melaste Bank of New South Wala Sy P.O. Wax Mill Spray
Encyclopaedia Gritannica
Levant
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