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Newspaper

Taralga Echo

Location

Taralga, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 22, 1924

Page

3

Funeral for 14 year old Victor Phemieter in Taralga

The funeral was held Monday at the Church of England section of Stone Quarry cemetery for Victor Phemieter who died in last Saturday’s motor accident. The service, by Rev. P Bramble, drew many mourners and wreaths from friends, family and the Taralga Dairy Co. Band led the cortege and played Dead March while hymns Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee were sung at the cemetery. Victor, a bright, popular band member and talented pianist and cornetist, was the youngest of the group and expected to have a bright future as a carver reference.

Victor Phemieter Church of England Stone Quarry P. Bramble Lee Nancy Lee Keating J. Chalker Wm, Fitzgibbon Taralga Dairy Co Chesher Mies May Chesher Cross Twynam Taralga Public Show Cusack W. J. Jaffery Mcintosh Bob Isaac Isage F. Isaac Riordan Betty Seane North Mulholland Phyllis Norman Marmont Knowlman Goulburn Victor Randamen H. Blay Angua ‘Thalker Lennie Chalker Bert Wilkins Dale

Taralga inquest into Victor Phemister death after car collision

Coronial inquiry held at Taralga Court House into the death of Victor William Phemister after a motor car driven by Robert Isaac hit him in Orchard Street. Witnesses describe the accident scene, the car’s movement, and Phemister’s fatal skull fracture. coroner finds no blame on the driver.

Victor William Phemister Robert Isaac Taralga Court House H. B. Whiting J.P Arthur Riordon Taralga Lyons Victor Ettle Lyons Taralea Goulburn Angus Edward Chalker Dairyman Victor Phemister Leonard Chalker Harold Blay Herbert Wilkine Orchard Street Bridew Miss Whiting Tr. Lyons Acci Harold Angue Blay Myrtieville Angus Chalker Herbert Wilkins Orchard-Street Stending Robert Stanley Issac Victor William Phemieter Wiliam Ernest Miles Orchardstreet Grosvenor Isaac N.S.W

Eight-Foot Brown Snake Tanned Skin Shocks Galapie

Mr Harry Sillis displayed a tanned eight foot brown snake skin from a specimen killed at Galapie. The catch is described as the largest of its kind ever killed in the district and Sillis proposes mounting the skin for a display.

Harry Sillis Galapie

Crookwell Sheep Shearing Festival Aids Hospital Funds

The Crookwell Park event drew strong turnout for the annual sheep shearing carnival held by the Crookwell and District Hospital funds. Profits of £52 10s 8d at the gate supported prize money and hospital costs, with generous donations and assistance from local figures and firms.

Crookwell Park Crookwell and District Hospital T. P. Manion Fred Todkill Goulburn Messrs Churchill Brothers Woodward Cooper Engineering Co

Very Large Eggs Reported by Local Breeds

Mr McAlister of Brisbane Vale Myrtlevilla and Mr Alders of Omari Hangaby report unusually large Black Orpington eggs sent to the Echo Office Taralgy. Eggs weigh about four ounces or more and sizes exceed ordinary expectations for the breed.

M. McAlister Brisbane Vale Myrtlevilla Echo Taralgy W. J. Alders Omari Hangaby

Progressive Stand Alone Fights Nationalist Ploy

A regional opinion column denounces a nationalist tactic that ties the Nationalists to the Progressive banner. It argues no alliance exists, urges voters to back Progressive candidates on their country platform, and calls for loyalty and clear support for elected representatives.

N.S.W Goulburn Weither Labor Nationaliats

New Business Premises On Orchard Street

Mr C. V. Dawson announces updated business plans with new premises in Orchard Street. The new shop features maple fittings and large plate glass windows, offering an attractive frontage. Frontage measures 22 feet and depth 40 feet. occupation expected within a week or two.

C. V. Dawson Orchard-street Morduant

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