Governor Belmore Visits Manning River 1870
The Diamantina and Urmara bore the Governor Earl Belmore and party up the Manning River on June 1, 1870. Crowds cheered from Croki to Tinonee as schoolchildren and residents welcomed the Royal visitor and Countess of Belmore. The Governor inspected Croki church and public works, receiving loyal addresses and celebrations before departing.
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Hill District
Mat
Croki
Canpon
Croks Wharf
Canvern
Ulmarra
Pelican
Diamantina
Crok
Ohinat Oninni
Cundietown
Ranine
Corey
Beresford
Ad.c
Nome
Taree
Valedonian
Hylett
Haq
Captain Creaky
J. Jobpaton
Rev
J Lain
Messrs. McKinnon
Noyes
Wagumer
Promi
Toree
Belmore
Wil
Etter
Governos
Hay
Murray and
Ochs
Oma Strane
Tony Paris
I Tinonen
R. Wichardson
Fap
Earl of Belmore
Viscount
Tanowes
Manos
Fiaidirance
Coross
Moyalty
New South Wales
Te Mapaing
Hy Exectear
Patogialog
Himsel
le Township
Dean
Pooley
Manning River News
Vonvey
Wessels
Leuswer
Onj
Candletown
Old Days at Rawdon Vale recounts and battles
A late note taker recalls Rawdon Vale's early days, the Bowman Blacks conflict, soldiers sent from Newcastle, and frontier tales including officers from Waterloo and a tragic encounter near the Provent homestead. Names include McKenife, Bowman, Lachlan McKonnie, and Lieutenant McMahon, set against 19th century colonial settlement.
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Teiver
Bat Hg
Uribe
Ovey Mount Moanes
Lodlue
Afr
Barry Ode
Howman
McKeatles Gap
Newn
Newcastle
Sydney
Rawdon ‘Vale
Rawdon Vale
Wattan
Buremeton
Suliera
Joringhieel
Taurio
Lachlan McKonnie
McMahon
Dublin
Twat
Onsite Doon
Thin House
Cobark Road
Magli
New South Wales Governor Visits Manning People
The Manning area welcomed the Governor of New South Wales during a visit described as low-key with a modest reception from locals, reflecting a cautious public mood during the event. The governor’s stop was noted by the frat community and linked to regional interactions.
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New Sour Wales
Manning
Wild frontier whispers and a hanging tragedy tale
In a rugged past tale from Towday Vale, Maguire is found dead suspended from a tree limb near the Cobark River after a grisly incident at a homestead. The grim scene unfolds with reports of a brutal struggle and a mysterious white man’s fate, amid local lore of a separate gold discovery and a wary regional past.
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Maguire
Warerlh
Tawdoy Vale
Chiverh
Mallee
Pelsent
Maguir
Angers
Tip
Cobark Roui
Elon
Tarvineion
Micky
Mra
MetCenale
Aid
Ediow
Mr. McKenzie
Nome Blakiy
Upam
Optometrist Visit Schedule Across Towns in May 1935
The notice lists an optometrist visit by I. McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald Ltd with consultations at Walahe's Pharmacy in Wingham and Walker's Pharmacy in Taree on May 1st and May 8th respectively. Hours run from 9 am to 4 pm, with appointments requested and repeated hours to 4 pm.
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I. McDonald
PBMC
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald Ltd
Holms
Lennance
Ab Walahe
Wingham
Wee Amantay
Walker
Taree
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Gien
Betel
P.B. Lick
Paton, Burns & Co
Alexandria
King ST
M. North & Coy
Wingiam
R. L. West
PAOST
Radio
S.T.C
Radicua
Tyler Bros
Emcelwain
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Optometrist