Taralga's Notable Growth Through Progress Association Efforts
The Taralga district shows rapid development since 1910 with resumption of Richlands and other estates, no fever since then, and a growing economy. A butter factory, co operative dairy, railway progress, new school, telephone line, and cinema reflect local advancement led by the Progress Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Dairy Company
Progress Association
Roslyn
Taralga
Imarket
Bullio
Yorkborough
Curraweela
Mt. Defiance
Fom Barnaby
Bogaduck
Accident at Pernville Wounds Mrs Croker Needle Injury
Mrs George Croker of Pernville suffered a painful accident when a knitting needle pierced her wrist and left a fragment embedded. Dr Lyons removed the needle yesterday and she is relieved. Also notes illness in Kempton with whooping cough cases and an update on Mrs Boys at Taralga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Croker
Richlands Races End With Whela Capturing Cup
The Richlands Race Club Easter meeting saw two entrants in the Richlands Cup, won by Whela, giving Mrs. Tom Campbell of Crookwell a second consecutive Cup. Gratuity was awarded the back race due to All Satin rider Nelligan veering inside the post. Dishonored won the Farewell Handicap after Strenuous cut across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Whela
All Satin
Nelligan
Henry Twynam
H. H. Gordon
W. Laverty
T. E. Campbell
Kiowar
W. Woods
Reynolds
JT. Alders
Adeline
Klower
C. Fitzgibbon
Chequilla
J. Mooney
White
A. Corby
Cash Ellen
Sinclair
Tammy
E. Lang
Mra. T. BE. Campbell
Watereet
Whele
H. Sinclair
Early Crookwell Pioneer Mrs Mary Ann Bunker Dies
Mrs. Mary Ann Bunker aged about ninety died last Thursday at her daughter Mrs W T Irving’s home in Goulburn Street Crookwell. She arrived in Crookwell in 1870 with husband Ephram Bunker and helped found local pioneer life. eight daughters and three sons survived. The funeral and graveside service were conducted by Rev Campbell at the Crookwell Methodist Church and cemetery. Mortuary arrangements were by R Sidney Craig Goulburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookweall
Mary Ann Bunker
Ephram Bunker
Crookwell
Laggan
Bunker
Primitive Methodist Church
Goulburn
Campbell
Wakely
Saul
Crookwell Cemetery
Obituary of Matthew Howlett of Lugean 45
Matthew Howlett of Lugean died at War Memorial Hospital Waverley on Friday after an operation for long standing illnesses. He aged 45 and was the third youngest son of Samuel and Mrs Howlett Laggan. He left six brothers Samuel Donald Robert Thomas Jack and James and one sister Mia McLean. His funeral was held Monday in Crookwell Presbyterian Cemetery with Rev J Vardre James officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Howlett
Lugean
War Memorial Hospital
Waverley
Howlett
Samuel Howlett
Laggan
Mia
McLean
Samuel
Donald
Robert
Thomas
Jack
James
Crookwell Cemetery
J. Vardre James
Doctors Fees Fight In Public Hospitals At Molong
A Molong Hospital dispute over professional fees ends with the P.M. ruling there was a contract between the doctor and the patient. Dr. Rosati sued Attwood Purdy at the Cooma ble Small Debts Court for £25 for attendance on Purdy’s 24 year old daughter who had appendicitis. Drs Mollison and Mitchell were involved and hospital rules about payments were cited. The court dismissed the case, saying a contract had been made despite hospital objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
Coonambis
Mollison
Molong Hospital
Coonamble
Rosati
Attwood Purdy
Mitchell
Gulgar
Medical Staf
Canadian liquor exports surge to the United States in 1924
The Times reports from Ottawa that Canadian liquor shipments to the United States rose in 1924. Beer exports totaled 3,072,504 gallons and whisky exports reached 304,794 gallons, with no Canadian law barring these exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York “Times
Ottawa
Save
Timea
Bureau of Statistics
Canadian Customs Department
Taralga Police Court Finds Man Owes Balance
Alexander Finn faced a warrant for refusing to pay £2 0s 4d for accommodation and meals at the Argyle Hotel Taralga. He pled guilty, claimed lack of funds from work at the Galapla races, paid £2 0s 6d into court, and was sentenced by the Bench to one hour in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Finn
Mary Mudie
Heausee
Argyle Hotel
Taralga
Goulburn
Balcony fall kills Cowra district identity John Crobett
John Crobett, 45, a well-known Cowra district figure, was found badly injured on Kendall Street near the Railway Hotel. He told doctors he had slept walked and climbed over a balcony rail thinking it a fence, fell about 35 feet, and died the next morning in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowra
John Crobett
Constable Auld
Railway Hotel
Kendall Street
Unusual accident ends with severe burns near Cowra
Preston returned home with his sister Mea Hodder to Nella after a Saturday visit. He slept at the table and was found the next day badly burned, with the lower clothing burned away. Mr Hodder carried him inside for treatment as Dr. Roberts ordered his removal to Cowra Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowrl & Map
Preston
Mea
Hodder
Nella
Mra. Hodder
Mr. Hodder
Roberts
Cowrs
Cowra Hospital
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Nora Marmont
Swan's
Maraden's
Taralge
Omee Lobere
Taralga Han
Jeff
al Reat
Jim Moloney
John de Dale
Gosspie
A. E. Campbell
Mra W. T. Irving
Stadley-Street
William
Button Forest
Caleb
Marrickville
David George
Meedames George Hill Mittagong
Henry Simms
North Sydney
F. Wherritt
Picton
Matin Moore
Campbelltown
W. T. Irving
Mrs. Irving
Mra. W. Bunker
D. G. Bunker
Mise and Master Irving
Mra. W. Warburton
Mra R Thompson
R. Sidney Craig
Wollondilly
Gazette” Office
George Fuller
K.C.M.G
M.L.A
M. F. Morton
ALD
A. D. Annesley
R. J. Winning
Salvern
North Crookwall
W. H. Wheatley
Sydney
W. J. Jeffery
Echo” Office
TK Comino Bros
E. J. Croke
J. M. Pedley & Son
Practical Tailors
Croomwell
Mudie's
J. H. Dale
Golding’s
Dal Monte
Gould
Mibors
THE
Goulburn Jewellers
Coonamele
Messrs
H. B. Whiting
W. M. Fitzgibbon
Ja.p
O. H. Furner & CO
Crookwell Sales
Slowlovk
Smallgoods
Comino Bros
Jpstrict
Angus and Coote
Opticians
Standard Publishing
Befares
Arrow
Sunday Times
Telephone
Dars
Medic's
Grad Central Hotel
RS. Isaac
Aralga
A. A. Cunningham
Rand Central
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