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Tap to open a larger copy165th Infantry roster page naming Sgt. Peter Cooney
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165th Regiment (69th New York) Infantry ALLEN, JOSEPH J., Pvt., 421 E. 22a St., New York City. AUSTIN, MARSHALL H., Pvt., 870 E. 14th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. BAILEY, GUY S., Pvt., Mt. Kisco, New York. BAILEY, WALTER W., Corp., 1843 Bay Ridge Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. BARBARIE, LOUIS, Pvt., 419 E. 22d St., New York City. BARROW, JOHN, Corp., 642 10th Ave., New York City. BARRY, JOHN A., Pvt., 126 E. 28th St., New York City. BARTLETT, CHARLES, Musician, 251 3d Ave., New York City. BERGER, JOSEPH, Pvt., 246 W. 132d St., New York City. BOLTON, GEORGE, Pvt., 224 Franklin Place, Flushing, N. Y. BRADY, JOSEPH F., Cook, 39th Precinct Station, New York City. BRADY, MAURICE J., Pvt., 212 E. 39th St., New York City. BRAHAM, JOSEPH T., Pvt., 147 W. 90th St., New York City. BRENNAN, CHARLES J., Pvt., 32 Boulevard, Summit, New Jersey. BRENNAN, EDWARD, Pvt., 166 Mott Ave., L. I, New York. BURKE, WILLIAM S., Pvt., 301 E. 40th St., New York City. BURNS, JAMES J., Pvt., 337 E: 224 St., New York City. BYRNE, PATRICK J., Pvt., 64 Freeman St., Brooklyn, N. Y. BYRNES, JOHN T., Pvt., 116 Hull St., Brooklyn, N. Y. - CAMERON, JOCK, Pvt., 335 W. 45th St., New York City. CAREY, MICHAEL J., Pvt., 337 E. 39th St., New York City. CAROLAN, DAVID, Pvt., 427 E. 88d St., New York City. CLARKE, PATRICK J., Corp., 117 E. 120th St., New York City. COCKS, JAMES D., Pvt., Glen Cove, New York. CONVILLE, WILLIAM, Pvt., 976 Third Ave., New York City. CONWAY, JAMES, Pvt., 246 E. 128th St., New York City. COOK, MARTIN C., JR., 839 Manida St., New York City. COOKE, PATRICK J., Pvt., 1528 Hampshire St., San Francisco, Cal. COONEY, PETER, Segt., 37 W. 50th St., New York City. COONEY, JOSEPH J., Pvt., 225 Nepperhan Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. CORCORAN, THOMAS, Pvt., 117 E. 120th St., New York City. COUGHLIN, PATRICK J., Pvt., 511 E. 82d St., New York City. CRUNDEN, WILLIAM H., Corp., 163 Ashford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. COURTNEY, THOMAS, Corp.,’ 4611 Park Ave., New York City. CULLUM, FRANK J., Pvt., 117 W. 12th St.. New York City. DA COSTA,, SIDNEY A., Sgt., 522 W. 174th St., New York City. DALEY, BERNARD, Pvt., 96 Moger St., Mt. Kisco, New York. DALEY, HERBERT, Pvt., 96 Moger St., Mt. Kisco, New York. DALTON, THOMAS, Pvt., 248 E. 32nd St., New York City. DAVIS, LEONARD F., Bayville, New York. DAUR, ALBERT A., Pvt., 650 E. 241st St... New York City. DE CICCO, JAMES V., Pvt., 592 6th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. DELAVANTE, VICTOR, Pvt., 1987 Washington Ave., New York City. DENNICK, GEORGE, Pvt., 309 Willis Ave., New York City. DOLAN, TIMOTHY A., Pvt., 2126 Archer Ave., New York City. DONAHUE. GEORGE, Pvt., 217 Kingsland St., Brooklyn, N. Y. DONAHUE, JOHN P., 217 Kingsland St., Brooklyn, N. Y. DONOVAN, ANDREW, Corp., 285 E. 26th St., New York City. DONOVAN, DENIS, Corp., 231 E. 101st St., New York City. DORN, GEORGE, Pvt., 145 St. Nicholas Ave., New York City. DOYLE, DAVID, Pvt., County Carlo, Ireland. DUFFY, FRANK, Pvt., Mt. Kisco, New York. DUFFY, JAMES, Pvt., 139 38rd St., Long Island City, N. Y. DUNLAY. HERBERT H., Pvt., 101 Parkhill Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. EGE, FREDERICK, Pvt., Ward’s Island, N. Y. ENGELBRECHT, GEORGE, Pvt., 716 51st St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 278
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Tap to open a larger copy1900 U.S. census Soundex cards, New Jersey, Engel search, image 760
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Tap to open a larger copy1900 U.S. census, George Hoffman household, Bayonne, sheet 10A
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Tap to open a larger copy1910 U.S. census, Bayonne ED 11, image 355
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Tap to open a larger copy1910 U.S. census, Bayonne ED 11, sheet 7B
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Tap to open a larger copyBayonne city directory page with Matthew S. Leahey and relatives, 1918
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WASHINGTON GEO. TELEPHONE WEBSTER 4478 JIERKSEN'S FINE FURNITURE aeeeeeraes® | HAUENSTEIN INSURANCE OUR MOTTO: “BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE MONEY.” 370 CENTRAL AVE., JERSEY CITY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 1126 1918 KR. 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16 PAGES——112 COLUMNS.
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Moreton District, per quarter, in ad-
on 68th YEAR OF PUBLICATION. PUBLISHED DAILY. PRICE—ONE PENNY. | "*"~
VOL. LXIX., No. 13, 198. . IPSWICH, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1928. ; for Tranemiadon br Feet an 8 Newspapers
MEMORANDA. BIRTHS, | ENGAGEMENT IN MEMORIAM, | Business Notices. Business Notices. Business Notices. Business Notices,
5 MARRIAGES, BONSALL —8 chied morenry ot my
WEATHER FORECAST. : departed tais'Ife'on duly 1a 192%, | 2/11, BROADWAY TIES FOR 1/6) NEW | WINTER FROCKS,| Yor Sn QaPAC§ ani
—. “Waiting until the day break»,
Men's Quality Broadway Ties BARGAINS.
‘The following weather forecast Cor (Iinsected by her loving husband, J.) SPECIAL PURCHASE, PRICE 1/6
BRISBANE, July 12. And the shadaws fly away.” Honesty Wont, 2/1
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to-day.—
“Seeaitione remain faveu . THE TOGGERY SHOP :
Conditions remain favourable for KING.—In loving memory of my dear
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sapricioue taney Goondiwinal, chief Tio” OCS 87 om JS) LOR BETTER QUALITY HYSLOP’S. IPSWICH,
5 cba each Ever to ‘ MEN
south trom tropics; otherwise Fen memory dear. MEN’S WEAR.
ay fine except for showers along | te 4/ (Inserted by her loving husband, MINTS FOOTWEAR SPEC! HALF HOSE
oe Seotral Coast PP cr | 6. For the addition et poetry, award Zhewsas Kine) MEN'S PATENT OXFORD | SHOES.
Warmer in North ty pth “a ver line KING.—In loving memory of my dear pect tie easy fittins last. OUR BIG
West, cool to moderate cteawhers, per insertion. de dotn te Agee King, who) PRICE oo oc cee ce oe oe U/L at We have only a few left which
CORSt; @A8t= | queens | (Inserted by her de MEN'S BOX CALF OXFORD SHOES, we are clearing at one third
slonen, treay te wawalty on Jeave Disiiman.) “et fiend: Mes. | “TY Meo emart shapes, oclf cape. HAENKE’S their Usual Price. .
TYG FUNERAL SOFIE PERRO—In Wwvin ft pace 19/6 .
TEMPERATURES. O'SU=A ~The oniends of Mr. and dear mite, and ‘Gur mother, Deboran < CONTINUES.
pheariceieer | of srltn-reed, ¢| Suissa? et 8 NY eaRsHALE SHOES Les 10 LADIES’ COATING _ SERGE °
. Rosawood and ' Thagoo At Rest. per cont Discount, COSTUMES, Peter Pan Col-
— Tho whole of our big stock of 5 5
RICHEY.—In loving memory of Saran] | MARSHALL SHOES ‘te leas MART and Disnitied in Gesigo) tar. short sleeves. In Saxe and The wisdom of
Jane, beloved wife of 1 discount Brown onl Price, sonal & sehotl
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hearer Pine Btate School. ‘GRORGE DOWDEN, Unewrat. For Sale ox to Bay. 3/1 FUSI SILK SHIRTS, 4/11,| PRICES: 2/11. 3/11, 4/6, 676, 6/6. SUMES. Halt. sleeves, Peter prow obeyed opportanities of
rr | TG PINALL'B.0ddaca Ln, "8—Oddmen in B posits ‘an Collar. Trimmed binding es now offering at our
Sralloos fate Layton J. & H REED, ‘UNDERTAKERS. A Suede of Patent Show etil| SHIRTS. int Tema apie and oe to tone. In —_ WINTER SALE.
Rg teal Corner of Nicholas and gouth|Stling at $/11. White Shoes, 1), 1/1L Tourist atyles. and Saxe ea Usual Price, —
rivets | See relophtee tae das er ight | 2/11. Slippers, 276. ei) SPECIAL PRICE .. .. .. .. 9/11 25/9. TO CLEAR, 6
eee | AT MeKeivien Briabane-stree,| 0 VALUES IN MEN'S UNDER. A: & H. C. HAENKE, - SATURDAY MORNING
DEATHS. buy your Grammar School and 3/1 FLEECY LINED SINGLETS. SPECIALS FOR KIDDES.
SPORTING. College Books. It will pay you. c25
Ipswich vy. Gympie, Rugby League, —_— Coleco Books. It will pay you. 25 | “'spECIAL PRICE .. .. . SAL MEN'S WEAR SPECIALIST, LADIES’ FANCY SERGE COS-
McOUIRE.—On June 17, at her _re-| agg. are pa corro: - T med COMIC PAPERS GIVEN
While Stary sports meeting, Wood- | idence, Walloon: Margaret lien | A” Seseasree Puayee Plneo, eee S74 SOTTO" AND WOOL Bnvat rs Sali STRERE, fron Uae Price, Spit. TO 70 AWAY Y FREE!
fat SALVATION ARMY. v0 64 splendid tone: easy terme. Orsen. 13/5 ALL WOOL "SINGLETS, IPSWICH, CLEAR, 9/11. Table of FLANNEL FROCKS
te, € pm. Cambrian faery — |S SPECIAL rice... .. wo te, for children, some smocked on
Hall; meeting $ p.m. Citadel. WILTON.—on Pio jm 1828, at bie At 9.3. s Son, double bed, new an BALBRIOGAN "UNDERPANTS, AND AT QUEEN-STREBT, — =. shoulder, others with motif on
SUN! qj residence, . - wire, ttn roms, Pr pocket
Yayal Orange Lode’ celebrations, | ton. axed 88 years W/ weekip. Pillows, 376 tach Pm sea BRISBANE. LADIES’ FANCY GABARDINE | ‘ieeve a en at me
‘Town Hall. Deeply Regretted. _———— COSTUMES, Usual Price and hem. No two alike.
Galvation Army, Anniversary er- | ——————_—_—— | aT O36 sen, Cot 207, pram 67 W. LEMASS, £3/5/. TO CLEAR, 19/11 aioe 36. Usual Price,
vices. 3 aire is . . - o
Pleasant Gunday Afternoon.” Con- MARRIAGE. Kapoc Quilts 13/6, SATURDAY MORNING PRICE.
Semen = ——_—_ TOGG! =
Lesa oo Taman ALEXANDER—THOMPSON—At, St.| A BIG Purchase Insolvent stock, ad ERY SHOP FOR Garden Tools. s/il.
SALES BY AUCTION. ‘Aidan's Church of England, Mut- |‘% Glassware, Crockery, enables Big MEN, LADY'S BROWN WOOL GA- __
J . G@aptily, on June 9th, Alice Mary, | White to sell lens than half-price. BRISBANE-STREBT, IPSWICK. - BARDINE COSTUME,| Table of KIDDIES’ GAR- }
“sy 1. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mra) —<$&£@£@ ————— ‘eat Oriental trim
rs TURDAY, JULY 14 teat A BAL SADA wow i: a is Jackoon and Morera, oa inning. MENTS, Bloomers, Vests, Feed-
‘ Walker Pgon . a niece, 1/8: Sieg (2/11 Vase, sp } 3/9 each. Usual Price 16. priedirey Bibs, Bonnets, Pilchers, Pet-
Meyers, at York-streat | —<————$_—— — a, GOVaRES las Dae Another List Of Duron WoRs CLEAR, £1/2/6, | eeete
» Se Beatatisret East Ipswich. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES, A At Ploral dug. 13. 8 Prag el Stocktaking B CHIPPING HOES . 2 ie a 17 sick iy DEDAY. MORNING PRICE.
BY D ucorts Dey = * | atre, (R. BEVERLEY, desires to re- x 4/6 ENAMEL Basin. 1/6; 9/6 Set | 10 = otter " 2 an =
TUBSDAY, JULY 11. ia Dargsins. Thin week l-
By Marding & Walker, at Sindy Gal- ee tne ei 1/6: Gatvantond | |seem Stainieas -Katve, + Ra “CAHOON” SEED SOWERS,
oie Selling Everywhere at 22/6.
* GATORDAY, JULY 21. Mrs. UY Lecal Grown Fruit: lally Reduced bes
& Sons, at their mart; friends OUR PRICE .. +« 27/6 each.
aad ~ of Order delivered Blinds,
a at Boonah: Agricultural Tensctobos, or ia any wey ermpe-
& le thised with ber in her recent sad
OP: Jeginn, # Marys. sf, Certne— Dereavement.
‘BA’ %, SULY 28. abrowant—x si <ribute of invited. only
bade a Ey Brisbang- u the metnory of 2 _ Runge, Ipewich Motor
t Brassall on July 16, 1926. h handles, 7 ,.
FA mses gr aoover, di iin ‘Riser. inserted by his loving wite.) *| CLAPHAM, ‘Thorn-street. sells Poul- tee & and superior fia-}| “Where Everything ie Cheaper HALF-PRICE SHOES, v,
3 em taal na {ry alte, creed: Daye Poult. | denen unives. sy) ys | McKENZIE & JACKSON SATURDAY MeN CAs
ret, Racgrien rd The BROTHERS, BIBTERS, and | siden Caituhing “Mossy, Wan, Bucs J SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,
RELATIVES of the late MArY |ter, Horsehair, Tallow. e804, goumeett sine, 1/3 each; 6/ box of - . 5 ee
maaan” var arian | HALEPRICE SHOES, |"
SUN . IN. AND TIDES. "HAN! NARIES for sale, train. Cefable alse, 1/4 each: 1/ dex of 7
; a ‘gun. CMAs Barve “Partssrec "ci Part airecs, cna | STAINLESS NICKEL SILVER ‘Try | Thomas Cash Order, Pg tlhe of White Voile oe
Wises, 6.38 d.m.; sts, 69 pm. Guring thelr recent bereavement. | TOR BALE, White Leghorn Pullets, Broo Maa Spocne 2 THE COMMONWEALTH Sites 2 to 8 Useal Pre, W/l “8/1,
The FAMILY of the late Mra, M. E. istied. Forks, 10/6,
Moon, July 17, 2.35 . McGuire (Walloon), wish to re- | Settings Black Orpingtons, = erry s-1 PRI .
New Moon July in ‘ Phauce "o |dumo sins ap Zestces guaran | Bree m8 halt Gowen. | MATHERS’ SHOE STORE ou
concerned = (I — C. Smith, Redbank Plains, Ips- School
“fou Spoons, Table Table Spoons. or Tuble OFFERS TO-DAY, : Pleated SKIRTS, me made with bare
cone | ————___________— | works, 7/9 halt éosen. We bodi
condition, “Apply Dox A8T. thie | Wea nt Nea Bee, ORK BOOTS MANY STYLES 'tom on bodice of ‘madapolam,
s vera Bieae” .
thelr kind attention to their late | office. C840 | tate, od sien. We have about «'dosen . ae a to 36. Usual Price. 21/
mother during her Mfllness; also to of these, some in perfect condition, — IN LADIES’ SHOES,
all kind relatives and friends who | OR Sale, House, at North Ipswich. | others more or less faulty; but can be . SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,
sent wreaths, ‘x00d position. W. J. Butterfield.| easily repaired. Early buyers have AT HALF PRICE.
letters oF messages of condolence, | Lawrence- rect. North “inewichs thelr pick. Special Price. 18/ each. us Pm nog BOF areee ag l Frid -
also those who attended the fun- “ONP POLISH MOPS, BRISBANE-STREET, Rack of Maids ids
era}, and in any way sympainiant For Bale, 209 Biscuit Tins, 10in.! Tranele shape, similar to O'Cedar | 15/11 STRONG LEATHER wir o! ‘aids’ FROCKS,
with them or assisted in ‘square, block tin; very Mt BOOTS. Nailed ‘and Heel IPSWICH. warm and neat lookie
thelr recent ag’ bereavement. cake tine To Clear. 64. cach. on fe Tico tes. Riera tahoe | Plates for tut slee skirt ae |
— Ellendorough-street. J pleats and bodice ii ir ly trim-
Mra STEPHEN PYE and PAMILY, | O“e 19/11 BOX HIDE WELTED SHOES La sinicery. See
“Woodlelgh," Bundanba, sincere- | on gale, two active Heavy Draugnt| 2/11 each. Mtoe DINNER WARE. med, and has reverse collar,
ly THANK Anglican Clergy, doc- ‘Gold: 4 and 8 years, broken Sizes 30 to 3%. Colours Mauve,
Times xiven below are for the concerned, nursing staff, vat ras 6 lorry. & SANDSHOES, WHITE DINNERWARE
wrideane Poet Office.) True Blue and Kilkivan Lodees, im, ouitadle for town. Gray or Roberts . tera on ITE, DENNER Navy, Bois-de-Rose, Brown.
KINGDOM AND CONTIX- and all kind friends who assisted [6004 Workers. Howell, Grandchester, ts of bright | Usual Price, 25/6.
. ——————————
ici od IY ah ee oe FOR Bale, electric Tight fittings, for IPSWICH GREATLY REDUCED. ite cidan, milky whitenees, serrated | SATURDAY MORNING PRICE.
1 — tennis court. Any reasonabls 4/11 LADIES’ CANVAS ONE Bar |S¢#* bg Bard seme 5 8 e C4 16/11,
news- |The WILTON FAMILY. of Raceview |fer accepted. W. Innes, Alexand: SHOES for 3/11. berthed epon—* —
Ce ee nee ee | ee Pastrycooks, ‘ i "Ve can supply in Dinner Sets or} (nfants’ Rubber PILCHER,
Tere of condolence, or in any way| FOR Sale, Double Furrow Disc . bake Pits is’ LACE SANDSHOES separate Pieces. Our own stock pat-|made with net top in Pink and
sympathised with them in their Plough. Newell-Saunders, in goo4 36 Piece Dinner Set, 30/, 33/6 White. Sizes, small, medium,
recent sad bereavement, onder. Apply J, Sempt, Morten Vale, REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT. , urge 5 re extra large. Usual
CA—Per Aorang!, mails close —————_—_ tba
oer sierra, malls ‘lose’ mee kas IN MEMORI M oolstract Nort Inewich, i MATHERS’ SHOE STORE. Coupe soups, 10/ don” ‘17 ao Art AY MORNING PRICE,
A 2, due n AM. -atreet, Nort paw pe,
Baa Francisco. nugust, 23 Handy to ‘bus and works. Mrs. Geo. NICHOLAS-ST. ——— IPSWICH. | Yoretable Dis <r each 2/il.
bg eowe oe b give A bigh grade Meat) Dieta, tite, itn, Adin, 14m] Less expensive make in same
ATE Pie or Vegetable Dishes (no cover), | colour and sizes.
(OTHER PREPAID ADVERTISE- Ho dn & E eval or round, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 2/8. ATURDAY MORNING PRICE.
INDIA, and CEYLON.— Jand son, Mrs. H. W MENTS APPEAR ON PAGE TWO.) ett verdi Porri i 1/6 each.
Pep Karwale, July 6 and if, 14 ame | shall, and Tom Brock We.) _
Nicholas-street, .. . .
(ela Neweast.)—Per Nauru Chiet, |YOLLETT.—in ever loving memory Business Notices. jealings. COT cxeat to A. E Whitehead, Chemie) WYOrr, Hatten pe PECORATED) Infants’ Hand made knitted
16, 15 : ot my” dear wite and our dear} __ SEUSS UOUOS® Man's & Boys’ Mercere & Clothiers, Bhape, sunflower éecora-|Wo0llen BOOTEES. fink
ZEA Per Ulimarée,| — mother, Edith Follett, who was sone tere en silk ribbons, Usual Price, 3/11.
daly 18, 15 om. laid to reat on July 14. 927. | THE CITY SILK STORE HALY PRICE, MEN'S ALL WOOL |“Octagon Shape, wattle blossom de-| SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,
——- We were gathered round her, weep- ond . . e oration, £4/3/6. 2/11 each.
MAILS ONWARD. — |" soow tr ena vas nun, | "O "SREB YEE “* = sone ae nat wer
ENGLISH MAILS—Per Mongotis, | SL." the Censor ey sem leh SALE, PRICE. Shape. Royal Blue Infants’ big ‘make, honey: »
C uteous flowers, must AL SILK V? . N'S_AUSTRA! ‘ALE ‘WOOL with Mh local epray, C4/10/. WL, with {ti sua
‘ie. SPECIAL SILK VALUES TWEED TROUSERS, in shades of | Round Snape. Salmon ‘border, floral SHA 12/6. with ne
— . mea. ¥
Long days and nights she bore in|MARLE STRIPE FUJI SILK. 29/9 Fi ’ Lied 13/8, BALE PRICE, eae Rccnd Shape, Turquoise border. | SATURDAY MORNING PRICE,
pain— Inches. All Pure Silk. These com- MEN'S AUSTRALIAN WOOL GRBY } flora: spray, {4/5/.
To wait for cure was all in vain: | priso the very latest colours, and THE BEAUTIFUL FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS, Sises,| These are exceedingly pretty de-
But God alone, who thought it best, designs, Colours include Saxe. Red, 8.M., M., 0.8. Usual Price, 6/6. BALE |Corations—a delight to the artistic
Did ease hee pain and gave her| Wine, Fj joot, Vieux Rose, HOOD PIANO. PRICE, 8/11. eense. Good SHAWLS
rest. Cres ee » SPECIAL sors DARE OBEY Wool ~~ BA) Jaze: alee sented = Sze yeaee, ot | sizes. RICE
Unserted by her loving husband yard. erior A At CKER 8) tA TEA SETS. | CATURD. NING P!
ver and children, Frank, Jack, ‘Arthur, |SPOT SHENOIA, 36 inches. A very |ff ine MOOD: PIO money wet ff] lined throughout. Sizes $ to 1% In a umber of choice decorations, bay i DAY on ‘
male, dated San waco | Ele, and Lent.) smart Art Silk fabric, in amalt spot |] unusual beauty of the tone with: . WE. BALE PRICE, /25/, 27/6, 001 Mill Pay you to ine /
wul, maile dated Ban Francisco | FOLLETT.—In ead but loving me- Seantin pate ate Masti. White asd ie BOYS" DARK GREY WOOL TWEED Seo Window Display. Infants’ sample | SHAWL, in
July 11, dve Brisbane Auguat 6; per| — mory of my dear alster Edith. | Red, Rowe, and White, SPECIAL And this beautiful instrument AND NAVY FLANNEL KNICK- rare silk and wool, with pretty bor-
Sonoma, mails dated San Francisco! who was laid (o Feet on July 14,| PRICE. 3/11 yard. jf] t built in our own country—to | ENS linsd .with , rome, Grey MINING & HARDWARE der,.big sizes. Usual Price. 42/
duly 26, Cus Brisbane August 17: per| 1927, COLOURED \GMIMARAY,. .26 taches: |B esit our vaspie’ ottmate canals Callcg, Siace 3 to 13. Usual Price, SUPPLIES f,.big sizes. Usu A
ore are Sated ance var. No, ene knows, the ipilent heartache, | A plain coloured Art Hilic gist wears | tons, eee ee ee sumes . SATURDAY MORNING PRICE.
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Makura, maile dated San Francisco | who have lost m Sear sister diode "Norio Pin, Stastion Caras [fl] Be sure to hear itt fy) NAISTS, Unni Price, 2/4. SALE| pRISBANE-STREET - - IPSWICIL
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gee Aucwet 16, due Brisbane Septem: | ori ‘xr Schutte) her loving | AL PRICE. 3/11 yard, may De HODNETT & _EVERDING, NORTH STAR HOTEL, Te Guan at Belrnes. Bee Rodwell
Met: COLOURED CREPE de CHINE, 3 Wertheim Q'Id Piano NICHOLAS-ST. — IPSWICH. to-day. and get an order.
————— ROLEETE —In loving memory of our inches. A heavyweight quality. au} i — plas
taclaw, “Edith “Kate,| Pure silk “showing In the new /f Depots, Pty., Ltd., WHERE Sports and Business Men
‘The “Queensland Times” stands for whe = lald to rest on July 14, pring — colourings, a | G BROCKWELL GILL foregather to discuss the topics
©@ constructive, forward policy at all 3927. SPECIAL PRUCE. 4/11 yard. 4] Opp. “Q.7." OFFICE, a ”
se a Fe egret ta Sour rime cinwerted bs her fog sistere-ine| howe | NICHOLAS) Next to cstai vases matECUTECT ng amu pista race its
‘ought to in your name \° howe HAS| Ne f ANE . . ;
erty law, Mary, Sarah, and Elisabeth.) No. 43, v STREET, Hyslop’s. BRISBANE-STREET, IPSWich. M. T. BULLIVAN, IPSWICH.Archived record
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FATHER DUFFY’S STORY Namara, Gordon Wynne, Charles Evers, James But- ler, Edward Clement, Frank F. De Muth and Richard Fincke. Company E lost Corporals William Dougherty, Wil- liam Bechtold, Matthew Colgan, and George Failing; and Joseph Carroll, Frederick Gluck, Kennedy Hardy, Fred Conway and John Naughton. Company F lost Arthur Armes,’ William M. Bink- ley, Charles Park, Fred Riddles, Joseph Woodlief, Joseph Elzear, Charles Ash. Company G lost Daniel McSherry, Clarence Leon- ard, Charles Jacobs, Marvin Black, John Hemmer, Archie Lilles, William McManus. Company H lost Corporal Clifford Wiltshire, Ar- thur N. Frank, Roger Folson, Clinton Bushey, J. Mos- colo, Patrick Connors and heroic Sergeant John J. Walker. Company I lost Sergeants Patrick Collins and Wil- liam Harrison; Corporals Allen Crowe and Charles Stone; and A. G. Brown, Robert Cousens, Harry Gill, Edward F. Healy, Earnest Keith, Albert Mortenson, James Nealon, Gilbert Neely, George A. Peterson, Warren Regan, Thomas Stokey, Earl Thayer, Elcanor Yow, James Brown, Kenneth Trickett. Company K lost Sergeants John J. Gavaghan and John J. Butler; Corporals Henry D, Hawxhurst and Thomas Madden; and N. Farhout, John P. Quinlan, James C. Wright, Joseph Barzare, John L. Sullivan, Francis Gioio, Daniel Buckley, Leonard Giarusso, An- drew Goeres, Claude Best, George Pennington. Company L lost Corporal Edward Bloom and Joseph Metcalf, Fred Parr, Homer C. Coin, John H.- Jumper, E. Epperly, John P. Ryan. Company M lost Sergeant Peter Cooney; Corporals Charles T. Elson, Charles J. Brennan and William H. Crunden; and John T. Byrnes, Emmett Davidson,
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282 FATHER DUFFY’S STORY were gathering for the attack, and doing dreadful execu- tion. The battalion runners received great praise from every- body, as they had to take untold risks in moving from place to place without shelter. Ammunition carriers also had a dangerous task, those from Company H suffering severe losses. Amongst those killed were Corporal Clifford Wiltshire, a nice quiet boy who was married to Sergeant Winthrop’s sister; and Clinton Bushey, who once before was reported dead when out on the digging detail during the bombardment of July 15th. The sergeants we lost were all good men. Hussey was a clean-cut young athlete; Duff and Stenson of Company A were both very dependable men, as were also Sidney Clark, who did great work at the Ourcg, and Bernard McOwen, who had the Croix de Guerre. Donnelly and Mahoney of B had worked their way up from being privates by character and merit; and Tom Winters was also a good man. Eddie Kearin of C was one of the best liked youths in the regiment and James Farnan, a solid Irishman; Dougherty, Colgan, Bechtold and John Naughton of E have figured before and in these annals; also Fred Gluck, heroic litter-bearer. Company I was hard hit in the loss of Patrick Collins and William Harrison. Charlie Stone’s mother was the last person I shook hands with before our train left Camp Mills for the transport. Robert Cousens was killed while looking after his brother who had been wounded. Sergeant Peter Coo- ney of M Company was out with the regiment in ’98 and the three corporals, Elson, Brennan, and Crunden, were fine types of soldiers. Harry Dearing, John Claire, John McKay and the others from the Machine Gun Company: will be sorely missed by their fellows. With Colonel Donovan on the slope on October 15th were Sergeants of Headquarters Company and the Ma- chine Gun Company. The Colonel told me later that the shell which blew Sergeant Sheahan heavenward took the legs off another Irish soldier who was with him. This I
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® e M S NS’ JAMES P HALL (I Branch Yard:—— . ne.) 5x8 OnnTRal,, AVENUE noar mite IALS Office and Yards, 8. Cove, foot Henderson St. mea alts. See, (ee FIS 8 : FIT Figeher Ernest (H Fischer & Sons), 210 1st, Fisher Wizabeth, bdgh, 319 Pacific ay fo) Fisher Bllen, laundress, 699 Summitt ay Bischer Frank C, painter, 405 Bloomfleld, H| Fisher Frederick, brass finisher, 3415 Hud- [ < ] Fischer Frederick, foreman, 245 Bowers son boul Fischer Frederick, machinist, 1589 Hudson | Fisher George W, watchman, 176 Academy f boul Fisher George W Jr, printer, 176 Academy Oo. 1 E Fischer George, clk, 1589 Hudson boul Fisher Henry, lab, 811 9th H XCHANCE PLACE Fischer George, saloon, 500 1st, H, h 118| Wisher Henry, metermkr, 538% Monmouth . Jefferson, H Fisher James, lab, 699 Summit ay Bishan a Sons (Drnest Fischer), shoes,| bisher James L, carp, 404 Summit ay 2 8 Fisher James O, carp, 218 Belvidere ay Fischer Harry, salesman, 120 Park av, H Fisher Jenne, wid Hrederick, B10 2a ny Fischer Harry 8, eng, 120 Park ay, H Wisher Jobn, electrician, 8 Boltwood Fischer Henry, dispatcher, 117 Hudson, H} fisher John G, clk, 888 Summit ORG. eee Oe ay ke ears Fisher Joseph, lab, 112 Adams, H fischer Heary 8, eng, arden, Mishel 0 201'% 0 ANIZED FEBRUARY, 1864. Fischer Jacob J, baker, 527 Park'ay, H Be Tee en cea aoe maprlakle Fischer John, brewer, 1589 Hudson boul Wishe: Ath D tesa r : ‘ Kisher Mattie, wid John, 227 Freeman av Wischer John, clk, 180 River, H } Fisher Otto, bricklyr, 111 Madison, H Wischer yoneph A, awnings, 9 Pallsade ay | Fisher Philip J, packer, 1589 Hudson boul Fischer Lewis, 548 Favonla ay pro), bh 95 | Misher Ralph B, express, 276 9th L Mare is (Lewis Mischer r0), | Tishor Ralph D, driver, 276 Ott, 7" ‘isher Richard A, steng} ‘0 Bergen ay Fischer Lewis & Bro (Lewls and Albert eg ee ¥ * yn Fischer), Hquors, 100 Newark av and 94) a SA RRaaNRE HOE Ttephsemnos ke Railroad av r | Wisher Wildam, nee 76 Montg'y, h Bayonne Fischer Luey, One atOE a7) Catonsey. | Wisher Willlam, carp, 77 Palisade ay Q Nee her Max BORE ERG 211 8th, H q ‘ischer Motor Vehicle Co, 1 a i , Fischer pres, Isaac H Kuh mangr, auto- | #isher William, elk, 416 Wash'n, H . fs mobiles, 1811 Hudson, H Bisher William, porter, 82 4 ’ y ’ . Fischer Nicholas, barber, 482 Com'paw ay Bisher Willtam My carp, 17 Here av Wischer Oscar J, saloon, 259 Lembeck ay Fisher William H, ass't supt, 3 Boltwood Mache shor. 5, | Fisher William H, waiter, 986 Newark av Bane Se =] porebey) i Oe tae | Fisher Willlam H jr, wireman, 3 Boltwood Mischer confec, 1589 Hudson bou x 0 bman, ee ° Fischer Ralph’L, machinist, 56 Garden, H eat David, shoes, 99 York 5 Undivided Profits, $484,000 Plseher Slegtried M, pres Fischer Motor Ve- | Het erm We elk 08 Atadwon boul | ’ ’ e ° a \ Co, | Fisk Clinton BE, student, 17 Bentley ay Fischer Willlam, barber, 88 Hudson, H, hb) 7 “4 Se 127 Bloomfield, H Kisk Bugene BE, machinist, 2308 Hudson boul Fischer William,’ driver, 68 Park av, H Fisk John H, foreman, 2808 Hudson boul Fischer William, lab, 279 Cator av Fisk Leander L, carp, 13 St Paul's av Fischer William, lab, 510 1st, H Fisk Luana A, wid Howard C, 240 Union 6 Wischer William, spinner, 1589 Hudson bout| Fisk Willard © (McDermott & Fisk), 17 Figcher William jr, barber, 127 Bloomfield, Prine av 1, chiffons, 422 West Side av J, Fischer's Hotel, 41 1st, H, Will Doer- | Fiston Frances, wid David, 69 Morris EDWARD F, C, YOUNG, President, poblage prop.” si Peeel es Fitch Jane P, wid Al, 61 Grand =| Fischeries Co (The), 248 Wash'n te! lam A Rev, $15 5t! , 1B Fischlein Robert A, clk, 120 Coles Fitton Frank, spinner, 1652 Hudson boul GEORGE W. CONKLIN, Cashier, Fischiein Theodore, Jeweler, 188 Pavonia ay, Bitton Joseph, spinner, 1652 Hudson boul ol jummit ay on Mary P, udson bou! JOHN W. OMBR Fish Rector B, clk, 159 Virginia av Fitton Nancy, wild John, 1652 Hudson boul [ — ) IRSON, Ags't Cashier, Fishbough Hliza, wid Willlam, 260 Montg'y | Fitzgerald Bridget, wid Edward, 843 St goes Fisher Albert J, fish, 359 Jackson av Paul's av Fisher Arlina, dressmkr, 8415 Hudson boul| Fitzgerald Charles, brakeman, 170 4th Beer eet sade Ponts ay. a pte sela ce ieee Pane isher Charles, bkkpr, jolt wor egerald David, lal ewark av Pisher Charles, bras’ finisher, 8415 Hudson Fitagerlad Denis, clk, 21 80 asonte’ ou! gerald wal reporter, lontg'y SS TOMS: anez Obacin, palater 0 reste | Bagel mart reagan oT ee Charles a ipaliter, 201 Beate av Biteacraia Fredertek, aby 8 8t ea BY A. M. FULLER, isher rles rass finisher, utton zgera larry salesman, inion ” GEORGE T, SMITH, puter cleade lab, 415, Monmouth ieewexald Orage, tel opr, 166 Coles isher Cornelius, eng, vonia ay zgerald James, 562% Jersey av K. BF. C, YOUNG, _ WILLIAM H. CORBIN, Fisher David, cutter, 9 Oak Fitagerald James, lab, 801 Bevan HAMILTON WALLI Fisher Edward, 205 Payonia ay Fitzgerald James, lab, 83 Concord W. 8, JOSEPH D, BEDLE, Fisher Blinore, stengr, 319 Pacific av Fitzgerald James J, deckband, 276 84 CHARLES SHIDLER, J. B, HULSHIZER, | Heiser CORPOR ATIONS AGENCY pole dad Slegfried M Fisher William, elk, 98 Newark ay 4
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RICH, SYMPATHETIO TONE
HOTEL- MO 90 MONTGOMERY STREET y NEVER FAILING ACTION
Transient or ONTGOMERY § VER CLOSED. EUROPEAN PLAN, CK PLOXIOS No. 136 Fifth Ave. Nor loth N.Y.
Se anes very Oty. IEEE
estaurant and Cafe in Jersey City.
FAH 299 FAL FAL 223 FAR
Fahey Margaret, wid Michael
Fahey Mary A, teacher, 306 ar a Falconer Jean, 24 Wayne Fallon Danlel, brakeman, 209 14th Fallon Willlam, plumber, 59 Sledler
Fahey Michael, bollermkr, 150 Falconer Joseph, bollermkr, 66 Garden, H Fallon Ellen, 116 Bowers Fallon William; watchman, 205 Park ay, H
Fahey Patrick, b, 109 Laden ee eins ay pasha Robert, draftsman, 239 Grand Fallon Frank J, clk, 76 Pallsade ay Fallon Wiliam’ F, horsestioer, 900 Willow
@ omas C, n Michael, detective, { D, ay,
oy. 8 C, saloon, 173 Van Winkle Falk Paul clk, 7 rae Park av, H Ral Georee, eee: ¥ paleade. a Fallon William ate Rledler ‘
lam, tanner, 127 Parl lon Hugh, driver, 570 Newark av Falls Branch Coal Co, xchange p!
Eh osiod THOMAS E, wines, Mquors | Falkenbury Charles B pateremaey ‘og 7th Fallon Tamed, 12 Summit av Falls Margaret, wid Th@mas, 318 3a
and cigars, 840 Newark av, h do | #!kenbury Fred G, elk, 24 Laldlaw ay Fallon James, bartender, 394 Grove Falsey Michael, lab, 211 Park av, H
Fahey William, bollermkr, 136 Ola Bi Falkenbury Garry H, clk, 286 7th Fallon James, bollermkr, 570 Newark av | Falyy Mary, wid, 391 7th |
rd Y ergen | Falkenbury Ida M, teacher, 236 7th Fallon James, driver, 141 Essex Famiularo Albert,’ shoemkr, 242 Lembeck av
obrterty Prederio, baker, 347 5th Palkenbury Ira, 24 Lalla ay Fallon James, lab, 164 Beacon ay ea Francesoa, shoemkr, 242 Lembeck
abibush Fred y ry lah D, 236 7 Fallon James, lab, 220 Grand v
Fahlbush Gaeta, sipge seins, 347 bth Falkenbury O Elmer, dapemsnett ans 7th Fallon Tanics, lab, 361 Grand Famularo Frank, shoemkr, 1620 Hudson boul
Fahnen John, baker, 554’ N k Falkenbury Samuel B, stengr, 286 7th Fallon James, lab, 258 Mercer Fangmann George, ice, 262 New York ay
Fahr Fanny "wid Teh jewark, H Falkensteln Charles H, salesman, 96 CO Fallon James, lab, 570 Newark av Faniry Catherine, dressmkr, 73 Harmon
Fahr George W, elle pio Los panrezect Rant : : ae Fallon James’ F, bartender, 86 Sussex Kanry Margaret, dresamkr, 73 Harmon
fi Fi m1 x 4 y . , , 73 Harm
Malker John J, fin! rn fexi ¥v Fannf{ng Burt, eng, 529 Com'paw av
Panna Monae ea, hehe Falkland Richard, "ee 708 Pee x Ls Paiton youn it 141 eae g Weare oo B, police capt, 923 Bloomfield,
H t Ny '| FALL CHARLES, architect, Fallon John, lab, 802 Union
real y if Hs i" r 28 H by
Panrenhas Hanty, sy 248 Grand estate and insurance, 112° 14th, Hin iae teen ents | wa
Fahrenhas Ligeia’ wid titre) rnd H, h 419 Palisade av, W H Fallon John’ J, 415 Fairmount av Fanning Owen, saloon, 280 Monmouth
Fahrenhols August oes rmans 243 Grand | Fall David V, police, 104 14th, H Fallon John J, deck hand, 246 York Fanning Peter, printer, 709 Jersey av
Fahrenhol: ugust, cooper, 225 Monmouth | Fallahee George, helper, 201 18th Fallon John J, lab, 48 Bright Fanning Phebe A, wid Sidney, 387 Forrest
Panreniole Canna} wid Henry, 75 Congress | Fallahee Joh, lab, 201 13th Fallon Jobn J, lawyer, 68 Newark, H, bh 212] Pardelmann Herman (H Fardelmann’s
Groves ttharine, wid Herman H, 425] Fallahee Mathew I, blkamth, 201 18th 7th, H 2 pane): Era neraen an a ani)
. : Mallon 9 Mardelmann John Fardelmann’s Sons),
Fahrenholz John, pllot, 80 Lexington ay | FAMMAHEE RICHARD J, saloon, Fallon Lawrence, Pollermue, 670 Newark av | G04. Bergen ay
Fah nho! Frit elk 428 Grove Grove, h do Fallon Lawrence J, clk, 188 Park ay, H Fardelmann’s Sons (John H and Herman
Berg William, mgr, 7% Montg'y, h 11 Fallon Margaret, tobacco, 395 2d peardelmann), 664 Bergen ay
Wahrenwald Frederlek, watchman, 420 RICHAR Fallon Martin, cooper, 288 Grand Forhen Pronk boatman. 200° Wii ventral ay
0 Y M er, q ‘arina Frank, boatman, 2009 Willow av, H
Monroe, H ’ D J. FALLAHEE Fallon Mary, grocer, 104 Beacon’ av Farland Alfred A, publisher, 59 Astor pl
Fall 5 2d
Fahy Rdward J, checker, 270 9th palioe Mary, ees 106 St Paul's ay | Farley Alfred G, brakeman, 304 Com’paw ay
Falley Arthur B, eng, 10 Ferr wa { Li 9 é
p y ° | y Farley Andrew, carp, 300 9th
Falr James, lab,’ 15 Mill rd n es 9 q u 0 ts Ballon Be Bye Me Mee Mare alls Oeean ey Farley Andrew, abet Palisade av
Fallon Michael, Jab, 164 Beacon ay
oem ested J, chemist, 33 Court Fallon Michael, Potiee 703 Park av, A Farley Charles, clk, 440 Paclfle av
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AND Fallon Michael J, brake: 475 Jackson av | Farley Charles, lab, 204 Grand
Fairbanks Augustus, painter, 42 Pollock ay CIGARS slo 1anae ch hapless Farley Cordelia, watchinkr, 304 Com'paw av
Palthanks Augustus T, cashier, 15 Duncan 577 Grove Street, Jorsoy City, N. J Bhar i fret h ciples 211 ay A le ie oars ‘
oe vee ngton, ssex Farley Kugene bartender, t
Fairbanks Co, 1 Montg’y Fallendor Alice Varley Rdward J, saloon, 154 1st
Paltbanks Brank P, baggage muster, 360 Fallendor Charles's, slerrene ts Oat t Harley, award ‘, hardware, 821 St Paul's
. allendor Ellen, packer, b li) ll ¢ f
paeenks pobn B, sec, 15 Duncan ay Faller Charles Be ealeoan ae et . € a ey a € Beer yaenes Medes Bru Foy
pancake Be er, Insp, 17 Minerva Faller Henry ©,’ meat, 233 Hutton M. J. FALLON Parley. yaniee C, elk, rs runswic!
Falrenild arthur Gy selerae ee Fale OSE AL aha s Trarley John, foreman, 200 Jelferson, EH
Fairehild Kdward D, bkkpr, 308 Virginia ay ER LOUIS, saloon, 3239 211 Washington St., Jersey City,N.J.| Warley John; lab, 546 Montg'y
Fairchild © R, heen Boulevard, h do Farley John, lab, 204% 5th
NY Surveyor, 1 Newark, H, h LIQUORS AND SEGARS, Trarley John, provns, got &th
Fairchild George, sale Farley John, paper mkr, 1 Palisade ay
Falrehlia ames ©, ilther 208 Via ay HA LF-WA Yu ous E, bagasse a 2 Pe Ptr Farley John’ W, carp, 128 Adams, HZ
‘airchild John C, bartender, 408 Halladay als Lala baa da loton dill FARLEY MICHAEL, carriage
Ialrehitd Mary, “Chi abe Bates id LOUIS FALLER, Fallon Michael 'T, lab, 106 St Paul’s av maker, 131 to 133 Provost, h 178
Pathout Dmilyy' wid! Abe ha vies 3239 Boulevard, Cor. Lake St., Jorsey Clty, N. J: alien Baek eng, Le Mo roar: th
Fafsant John B, mill supplies, 228 South Lombeck & Bets Extra Beor on Draught. Fallow Patrlek, fab’ 861 Grand sk
Fee Sn epee, 228 South Stag Whiskey a Spocialty, Fallon Patrick, lab, 553. Grand M. FARLEY
Faist Daniel, saloon, 86 South, h 83 Seuth Telephone $411 Jersey. Pollen Patslek’ tery 800 Galen’ Manufacturor of
Faist George, confec, 212 Jefferson, H Fallon Patrick, lab, 302 Union
ee a
False William G, ins, 212 Jefferson, H, h Batten ahecdore, baker, 111 Thorne Fallon Peter, driver, 85 York
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214 do i in, ‘baker, '274 Central Fallon Peter F, electriclan, 85 York = P Garria es
Fait John, carrier p 0, 104 Bay View av filling Fred, merchant, 92 Reservoir ay aera Pays MAU aD alae Stee MEN TAGE 8
Fallon Alice, wid Th
Fal A Ww om:
Falconer James, machinist, 66 Garden, ree Bridget, grocer, 867 Johnston ay roe ia, Pao SE narneth JERSEY CITY, N. J.
ering, wid John, 97 Chestnut ay Fallon William, electrician, 85 York Special Attention Given to Repairing.
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Aévertisonests. Special Advertisments
‘Special ment has been an adept at this ever weekly mecting of St.
since it was first opened. Mr. Bruce | thi Paul’ So
PL. CARDEW, Smith beld the floor’ in the House of , at lin Uw ccstieoses, Nunetostera oe
_—_
TEA THE CUP | | OS us Bepresentatives, on Thursday last, for i y night last. The mow rector,
BRISBANE-STREET, IPSWICH,
wrarly six hours, and went over yenent thereof.” Naturally, the Bill = 9. LB. Senkyo, B.A. was
— the subjects that everybody is so tired | te of a highly-tochnical cha but, [Pree od “wat formally introduced
THAT CHEERS. 4 I Meaclog: showi—cod' wn Goats be aid [oyu deci ech ortints ees ate of whom there was
it im quite a masterly manner. The | the ordinary business transactions of lt % ag wen dated to
lone thing that some Federal members ‘shall in which their
can do really well talk. Practice ji. could be cond
THURSDAY ta oath makes peefeet in thet os in ° ’ wr {tiny conkt cagnge in gymnerth
aw. Federal Parliament, rfadrs .
DAY ip each Month, Mi Forticaust, in theas , time in the melting-pot of committee.
- y deposi
it is not the politician who can talk TESS | Mr. Jenkyn expressed his pleasure at
PURE CEYLON TEA. neg to well, but do nothing else well, who is “SYNOPSIS. OF THE WEATHER. ne ft stahenent, He rebamed te
— wanted. Talking has it uss—and ite u
MOUNTAIN GROWN. CRS [renga orders Me Weather Barscz, Brisase, breed the|*spresznd tisk thats. qealibed “tee
. URSDAY, _ a ee cal ; fuloniog propa of she weather cf Quen. |structor might be appointed to take
‘STREET, ment at the present tim, land, a0 the 1 aly —Purther tain
Rich, Fragrant, and Invigorating. — ing the old topics that have — been | [-lleo the lat 24 hours in the sath
Tite Rale of thle Celebrated TRA and tho Liberal Public Patronage bestowed SOLICITOR, worn thread-bore with werless discus | Dooa, has’ boea: eopectally favoured, systematic, orderly, and
‘is bave led to the introduction of inferior Brands of vo~alied Golden Tips upon sion. In reality the Federal Parlia- profitatte man-
we would ask our Customers and Friends to insist upon baving the —— ES —_— ment i¢ now only “marking time’ till been ‘dome | Mt Pana a3 wan then coe,
the tariff reports come on for consid- ful
eration. When the propossd alterations and orth along | P ottce we ise beige nog
s " ’ ‘. . ° in the tariff have been got out of the i
; we been got o instructor, and to submit a report to
‘Oriental’ Golden Tips ee meeaetad fein heaton
W. , [to something bke constitutional — me- phenomenco this morning [Arranged that a debate would take
thods of government by two parties—a ras Jace on next Teesiey t, and
Bearing the Company's Registered Trade Mark-THE D%AGON—withoat which nove Government party and an Opposition ‘elook, : . Roberts,
ann guation i . street, party. At present, Mr. Deakin ix at eee ent Ererally,, sltnough,
Oppodie Cribb & Foow's) me, the head of affairs, although he is te notlesable ie the far swat
“ , ‘the lender of the smallest of the three
‘The “ORIENTAL” GOLDEN TEA ie imported direct frow the Finest Gardeos ted Mr.
Ceylon, pobentificelly have made a lif of their mections
Fe ee oad ee Ne oe ere aon wet injel nas deans Loftus T. Hooper, MALC. M. CAMPBELL, aad his co agus wills some, oo
\ BENTIST, LAIDLEY, late of 0, C. and De. Marsliall, |riasion’s reports as long as they cao.
They will be in no hurry to get the
Only One Quality---THE BEST. (Za Sates mea ym fog ie wii “ae Sate
TO-DAY—JULY 13.
‘wile Fines Maw. |But until it is ovttlad questions of ae 1, wii, oad * te
Ware oer (6 |tional importance are not likely to be yards, Fort Hill: * arn and
Uniqns in charecteristica, the “ ORIENTAL” GOLDEN TIPS stands FJ oa , — |dealt with in » statemanlike way.
eee TREATS |S. A Nichol & Son,| Jos. Hargreaves, | 4 “baroaouy, soc 90
High-Class Tailors, CSE Se =
i every TUESDAY.
OBTAINABLE FROM ALL STOREKEEPERS AT 1s 64 PER LB.
Wholesale Only from the
ORIENTAL TEA OU. PROPY., LIMITED, BRISBANE, UP-TO-DATE wah of og serared, according to aeet
‘Trecefers, Loses,
ate Setees en ee i iti mer, an Anti-Socialis ined 7627.
18 6d per tb. | in 1p raat, ante
} RICAL. FROCK, MORXING, AND ; WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.
EVENING DRESS BUITs A SPE- Bablivided. Mitelag |appeal to the electors. The result has
By Elias Hanling and Co., at theje
wer, 11,6183 Ken |” gant
| s $1. This give Mr. Palmer a ly Gallop yarde: Cat
wery satisfactory majority of 1137
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caused the utmost concern
2-8T IPswii CH. BY i Marcus having been 00 Tao and
BRIEBAR — = 2 g North coment fe oe“ the The aot st
PROLALIS? FOR CHILDREN'S PORTRAIT a the ‘the news, Mise Bessie Marcus
ate ¢ i ; Permonally North Lodge, FA ¥.8. 0.4. daughter of deceased), who is at
BRIDAL AND FAMILY GRUUPS. ” Koterelomectehs ‘Marbacg, by the Biive [auch pe i Bra ei
FRAMED Peano icy — mest _— A Splendid Ghow. i amet ; wee, ToMORRO JOLT 19.
e At Forest Hill.
PERSONAL, Sti, Seto tetenlas Micke | vasrrons ue EERIRIION, we Pianos. | =: ee
0: enon ‘ pn Reel te Apert Se Steet ‘gee hopelenl Q.W. RYLATT,
re Sov. be ihe cettsame Se antowtions | 8TO CK OF FURNITURE cat Cheap-
“dodged i Veea eee Sa * we stock aie the bette int expe Setat
sod it =. 4
| ay ES ee |). B. COLTHUP'S, Jis the Bel-| [E72 * cole
| dtgpeetion of the Northern Railways. |p Rertan, scm ol Gc. ; Sot” canis
trom the South, skew ‘won the. Vinerian Lav Scholes NICHOLAS-STREET, ling— or | Destal Booms — Bristenestret, Ips | Toohty’s Ale and Stout.
dost mail trait A — °
itt a enter Tor Mere | ibe zat DRAWING-ROOM SUITES. It’s worth
ineipa: DINING-ROOM SUITES. re than
tures to Le observed at Oxford, ped BEDROOM SUITES, mo
aT A.‘W. Cameron, manager of the
of New Bouth Wales, who has ithe taal ayeciation aie Silky Oak, Cedar, and Bean-tros, we ask for
transtorred to. the Ipeich branch, |turn to Oxford Mr. Behan hops to Jo
Eos e sis te tere BEDSTEDS. | | it, but we
frain on Saturday —"« Chronicle cain his DCL, b uy ell
Pg Torney ateroon in hebyraead : L Kester at St. Patric —_ a ll
+ tho presence immediate friends, Brisbane, the Rev.
Pio Br. Fo Kenoa, MLCA., was married. to ‘nwently of St Marys Ghoreh, Ipecen; [NEW DESIONS JUST OPEXED UP. can se
Hise Edith Stamp, of ‘Gympie, Mr. and |was presented by ‘a mumber ‘ol resi: — cheaply.
Bee. Kenna —_alterwa lett for the dents of the Fak di trict with « bead: The Premior Store for House Purniture, . .
seria Coast, where the honeymoon will | some trawling bag. dressing-case,. — Thousands in use, i i We learn that Mr. G. Brock wel Gill,
spen' © puree of sovercigns, soa tots ils a each one fully i architect, “Queensland Times’ Tee reas ates te par one
pana thes werything Marked in Pisin Figures. maneer
Mr: 5. Pibley, late member for “Nook amnget them The | . prostate aes —— Teterg co eeed Police apts) dete, "Te “nye Palos
foongabta, Selon, sactowsly au de LOWEST Toss! o, o
Seg these ths ewecdion on capa, uteri “ og \eex, bye ‘pic the Bak puldice- IBLE PRICES, Piano 5 . it. d Magistrate appointed “he Raguetrar ol
. ow of —_— Catalogues
pore again, teen eithough pot ful a7 : ma B L Post Free. &
vod. He will visit the Twood sole tor Church, Ipswich. The Rev. M, O°F! 5 le ’
wome wooks, ho . >
= ax city, towed to tan THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE FURNISHER, Palin g s BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Master Robert Ferguson. son i. jwell chosen words. |\CHOLAS-STREE’ ——
ikl Fee Liat amch Souk “ = STREST. & ‘The Bille of Exchange Bill now before | Faeey Dress Tweeds, Double Width, worth
om way, Ae awarded ae A sant u Brisbane the Federal Senate for consid: tion ja | 28 B¢, for S16 Der vere. T. 0. Betas and
Fal wala for "8 Rao gf Goma, : ponders ox which should be given close study
ACCIDERS TO MRs, W. H.
M WILLIAM.
hie la aleo on the prin, pron mented | last, Sure | in all stations where be has bea locat:
|, last year, for ot the Position | ed. That he is oven the friend of “men it will supersede the present State Acts. We barn that, a few days ago, Mrs.
1 go to Cairns, = . ‘The Bill is based on the English Bills liam, wile of Councillor W. HL
Mise May Vowis, accond daughter of [Valuable gold wa ‘a ailver- - of Exebange Act, and is intended to iam, met with a peinful qcx- | CALEDONIAN SOCIETY AND BURNS
er. George Vols; ho master of the Sal cob nee een take the ploce af 18 Aste or portions Snowe Beige Acting of the member of the
ut [aents f Boonal and district The . tothe ‘Taps Oe, on Tosnday ‘grew:
* : . . 5 ing, the President being in the chair
Shooting at Bisley. amending Acts pamed in Victoris.|iimrn that the sufferer ie pow Matters in connection with the forth-
Queensland, Sosth Australia, Wester? | well doing coming. Highland x sthering were pretty
Praising J ty on Cetuwe destralin. and Tormania in 1901 it was the
2 Peape mm be. — Eps. 1905, and certain portions of the Rank report. IFLR
Kae lan, vee made him ga of Mise spell ai a TANTERS, SeeEss- Bolidays Acts. p gpencapn before the | A very eetel fem ta mevupaae
t. Mine Vowlos fc ’ : ,
Mam! seats reakled at North Tpewich, |, After 90 years’ service Sengrsnt Harr —— . Coes is Aestslle, uot leug nen. ie
menory F ;
Primroe, of Bewlsigh, h who which an interesting point arose re
heal rentoigh, has b ted Cable Message. Hickey, de
ahd A place bee Lae three months’ leave of abunce, ‘and. he Cable Me » parted this life on July 18, 1906. | epceting the question of neghgen.> iv
aie Lowdca, J Dearest Father, thow bast teft the matter of the fillingin of @ cheque. ———
of Port Douglas George Shaw, of “Gores Joy 6 | sre thy tone meet deety feds This point is met by the Bill now be DRUNKENNESS, FTC. general committee find it will
: ing in the meantime, Serg 20 in the All-Comers’ Ag- | Rat “He God Who has bereft — fore the Senate by the following provi- | At the Ipswich Police tee full strength of the society to be
Yoehall of the Lo i eery: Bo Ps Sept a With 169 out of o possible | M+ cas all cor sorroms beat sion, “ Where » cheque; drawn on o@|day mor " i f if sucees in to be looked
relety, will arrive vn Queensland, A 5. Inserted by his danch! banker by a customer, has been drawn
ete ST reddreur a caccting in. Ti rar ho was engnavd’ st the the choot-off for the “ Daily: Tele [la Rate od Heke ah Tine, | oe the teas sah aegligrare, und the
woomba, on Thuraluy night next, alter » He was then trundorral to Ox "* trophy, Motton, of Queensland, | : - 3, | treligence of the customer has aforded ; r tehing Caledonian Society, and be able
Which be will Viit Gatton" and "the | HS thers he spent four wars, and alter J feln ix the kecchben cluwuticn ol to help the institutions in our ay
Epewich district. he will on the Upper Logan, be London, July ae . ey Soe Ce heen aeration i 5 : that are doing so mnth good—nal
1 to Rockhamp eralng. to tive bere and eight months, ntton and Shaw tied wi : . P. the amount of the cheywr, end the 7 - [the Hospital, the Ambulance Brigade,
te Aucuet ft te have | Hix next appe of 3S for the “Daily | FILL. Solicitor, are rwpretially | cheque has been fraudulently altered 10 bw land others. Two members who were om
Be geen arranged for in the warinwe eats [Bare he ape Telrcraph" ° I the third soot cml the Puneral of as to iserease its amount, and the he | the edmmitter have leit the district, and
Congregational Churches, | (rmaferiml rang. and while in Rokiate, Rance nes Son Se choiee #0 altered has, in good faith |drfendant to be detained in the lock. |two others wer elected to fill their
will ales apenk at the there, he was sald upan to do "i tlax biclack. THIS (THURSDAY ar without negligence, Leen paid by |ap for seven days. places. Thik being all the business, the
of the Queensland I duty with the . TERNDOX ’ rw banker, the banker shall not be n- members indulged in draughts or cards,
* curing a bullecye 4 FE. A. WDERWOTT, Uebrtaker possible or ineur aay tiabitity by re: Ronatiie Reductions in Footwear, Cows jor road the newepapers which had beem
. — who got inert magpie ‘oth ‘id the cheque, but shall [{f% Or@ers attemted to, Sam. Piper. | provided.
. ctorian | detachment of untel pol r | oD | Oo having paid t Tue, Dat shall) cient a ——_—=
V, Mehap, the Girt Vietorian | &,detaryimn mountal police 12, winning £6 t+ re be entitled to charge the customer with |i ?olerstret "Tl au masta ood Races cepet ts A pan
a Ww. fith, who w 1 . _* -_— o
returned to Mele | 5 who was tre ro the Daily Teharraph The Queensland Times. | th amount of the chyue as paid by FATAL ACCIDENT. leant. ieee the Sole at Tete
Himatova, ono ; < finished sixth, winning 3 sketches. ~ 4 5
VAI to hie relatives, hie chit object, | the Hevnse und a £3 moor pr * - ae | ej enntion atomed ches, ow x the lanes Tiga | Metre and Co's =
eng to. marry Mies Caldwell, i : ath Wale), with SI, jon 83 net. out rom we in aged 3S e s
soe ruchter ofl Rev. T, Mackentie, for: |! ; “oh i [Pecan 1000) coud faith, and without negligence, re [venre, nt Ashe | “OGG WEATHER FORECAST.
ly min St, George's P the last six yer e — ceive payment for a customer of o We wns | We have to ncknowlater rervipt of the
fterian Church, Collinewort, He will re . been in Been * IPSWICH, THURSDAY, JULY 1% cheer crowed grncrally of specially to fering . IMication, which contains de
Fearn to England before the next Octo: w Adi himetf, and the rustomer has no title 5 A by | tailed forveasts for the second hall of
Mher term begins. in onder to undertake | ivth with SP, nnd wine FEDERAL PARISAMEXT. or a delective tith thereto, th heaker 1 the year 1907, All persons (especially
a 4 of lecturer in law at Univer . “me oral Falwards (New x. F . PARLIAMENT. gid it tare amy Wibd¥ic, te the tru thovecaqaged L ural opera-
. Oxfon! Mir, Behan reesiy Shaw, eech with G7, nnd — = a2 this cheuao bes wakes only The wedortunate tions) should ina copy, aa it con-
notilving him of thi< ar 1 Searle (Vietorin), — with 6, uve cach [The Fecbent Parliomnt hae commence. OFF © _ ee Sowe ital ywaterdar ; tains Information ehich may be of the
saving received such payment.
hile on his war’ out to Ava | st ont vol won £3 in the Alexaudria Match. cd ace more oa the work of making | I greatest value to them,Archived record
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THE QUEENSLANDER (NEWS-BUDGET) FOR NOVEMBER 3, 1906.—(PAGE 17) .
Through Rock, would be widened to ndkerdhiaf. maize, nelle promine
ADMINISTRATION AND PROBATES HARBOURS AND RIVERS, = jy Nosy Par would bs as thst of coantry 4 1g See, biain bandcentd. | The Inquiries mn oS MS ore es
the With regard to ds made by any one gTowing, and that a good sea.
++ pre Z000 v sugar ng. now
i fi
ENGINEER'S ANNUAL REPORT. Stitgive Basi : sther goustrion the con produced in various son is aaared there is ev
menis to pastoral properties and farm
FREEDOM FROM FLOOD
REMARKABLA, jow water, holdings inthe district
low-water, depths i haneel Th oil or the ‘TOWERS. ste.
were as ww :—Entrance . ut... e raini r month was
J lengthsman, ° Hee as approach to E.B. wharves It i STATE OF THE COUNTRY. nd ul. Stock are in ud
toe Mare, fengnrie, Tent widow, PRE Rivers, ba3 basin (outer harbour) 17ft., berche at i d healthy, especially catthe
ry Ann oer Oro Perwnalty, a, soe SP oe wharves 21ft. to 23ft., chanosl inte Har - ; . ala , which are in first-class
Death occurred May oot. ie Tepert ‘ied on Be tour Board Whari, Ross Oreek, 8ft.; STOCK INSPECTORS’ REPORTS. . very fast, and
pele r Synditions ve Le ary channel into new concrete —— Ross — old residents ety ‘hae they have never
Seer, with fhe excention, 0 a flood it Creek, eft. CENTRAL DISTRICT. seen such a
‘eid ver ‘ae viver, ‘and @ At Cairns the bar r Guiting had — HUGHENDEN,
a beneis effect on nd Gums 4 200ft., SPRINGSURE. Good rains have fallen in some_parts ot
» Maryboraa, storm at Johnstone River 4 slight de ge wa 2 Seth of I “ jow dredgna Mild weather has been experienced dur- the district—from Richmond to Cloncurry.
: rederick, Young, which did no damage beyond a At Port, Douglas the dredging of te ing September, and the total dai rainfall was good, about Hughenden ight Asa. ee.
pars dow. Death occurred Young, jer tert, . the Cairns ti ved Fredo Swinging Basin becn completed. The Water is plentiful everywhere, suk of the rains the grass should last
ro wi + in ‘£251. fi fl : “The contin earl cotmees channel was 200i. wide, the oad ‘the district is a veritable wheattied, longer, as danger from bush fires is done
a ‘dk ani "Ghayfick), near Brisbane— tom floods + in the Brisbane River, is, Te basin HOt. wide, and both 10it. deep at pot having looked better during the past away with. ¢ ‘Mitchell grass
Lydia Lothem, y er a weer at Fe eas, peed low water, = berth at the aay wast twenty-two years. Stock are in splendid be green. fe appear to be Pe in
= BT d *
Bri isteries, + bet pe th occur. 9, H being Je = -” condition, and the demand for all classes comparison with former years, an
in commission were jercales, tiafactorily completed. . Sales .
red August 3. Realty and personaly, Hydra, wna and Platypus pao improvements effected had proved of vated: att prices hm war mg care KiSep are in better onditee the health
lens. Kelly Raff, G Hal, Gre- Greer, *.. 1006, the, _Heccules, tiara. res wantage to district trade. and met cedented. Cows with calves (station), to of stock is good, and ticks are not #0
wth muoh val locally. Previously £5/1/; ‘old cows, £2/10/. Sheep sales numerous as previoudy. During the vear
-terrace, Brisbane, spinster—to James The ‘Platypus "(extensively refitted the whole of sugar and other goods x Srossb: ‘ethe! cattle .
Sai. Grange Hill. sp argennT dormace Bris- and with two new boilers) is about to " had to be carried in and out in Snail are sho extra, good. | 0 a = ot aor 275 ve, been dipped, of which
ery prospect of
of ot
that nice the <guaty ao {origin wae increased settlement and further improve
th occurred July 19. nto commission, and the Willunga craft, which could only move at high Als Bronte od sad old demand, tei dipped during the month ;
97 cattle have p.ased from or through
pee, mene rae being overhauled prior to bei handed water. Now these craft could enter and
Annie M‘Allister, North-strest, parr: to the Cairns Harbour Board. "Phe Gross leave at any state of the tide. Should oe ee ced rough to mand. Ons the Seeict, dering one Tats hen ec
borough—to John Clochey Lied quantity of material dredged and removed the trade ever warrant the cost, the Work for ‘wale The health of stock is gene: works, aed 1006 for batehers while 1310
North-sireet, treet, Maryborough. vee: for the year was 3.096.104 tons; average done could be easily developed to accom- rally good. and no ticks hare ‘been found. head were shifted on account of d
Fron, Dench occurred mber atid ssl. cost er ton 308d. For we ee saodate most, if not all, the larger 4 new dip will shortly be opened for conditions. In sheep 228,234 were t
ity, £181. were 5.514 tons, ens! 7 tra ine coasting steamenee which were above
Mary M‘Cormack, Clermont, spinsteT— The Tridacna. 150 ton steam hopper grab- The harbour-macter at Cooktown ad- public we vion to the ‘rain Jook splen. tant daring the ye am oss agiat-
to James M‘Cormack, Clermont, grazer. er and pamp dredge, was sold at a sitiss viel’ that the ‘entrance chanel carried Gh, and’ promise good yields. ize has moved for sale and re: butchers
Death occurred May 4, 1904. £501. factory price. 15ft. at low water. and some depodt at pota- obtnined 12,203. ond horses 27 stocking ; were sold,
Michael Joseph Nelson. Barcaldine—to BRISBANE RIVER. the sides of the channel had occurred. No 7 5 draughts up to £20. Cattle prices are
Mary O’Connel, Bareridine, licensed vier Pristane River training walls have been improvements at the port had been neces: $7: avnand ing con. hh Increases it tock oe Prices rated
tualler. Death cecurred May 17. Realty raised to an average height of about 6ft. sary during the year. tinually improved. | One | number of years. Some herds have
«1 personalty, £107. above low water ; some_fronta: in the At Thursday Island some renewals and y., added to i durimg ¢! Branded up, to, ‘to 30 cent for calves on
Probates have been granted in the fol- upper reaches, about 3780ft., have been repairs to the jetty had been made. Dont iy expected wing ‘a butter = whole herd while sheep have
Y protecied with a stone revetment at Further renewals would be necessary, tory will be opened at Emerald. *. from 5010 7S per cont om ewes This
het a) Irwin, Southport, retired ser- owner's co-t. The volume of stone in much damage to the structure being done ly of cream is increasing daily. Sep- season promises to be a record one for
ot a Hice—to cared daly Tey the quatr is Hesited, and ¢ ne § on cing by rh plot a Norxan River reported tha: tember hee been almost of record grass, and runholders should benefit from
nrg occu! i et he 5 a
the indierticns are that training below the minimum depth in the bar cutting was meth Pinta, wad Improvements Pplica- et increases in stock than in former
3, a adabers, widow—to Jyiton is not necessary, and it is more ft. . permanent character pty made years.
Charles Frederick Nicl-on, Bundaberg, cconcmical to depend on dredging. The MISCELLANEOUS. - many holdin A cat
wolicitor. Death sourced April 19. Realty sutidactory eflect of (the trainieg walls in A considerable number of minor surveys a NEW HEBRIDES CONVENTION
and personalty, Kemance dre deposit and consequent main- had been made. Detailed surveys of the month, held a, * can eral attending.
John Silir Wighte-rond Toowoomba, teas tenance dredging in the regulated portions twelve miles of the Brisbane Hiver cut- Most ‘of the cattle were t for tbe —~o—
gardener—to Maria Ht woomba, bout Springsure district. tl mont
mitow. Death — June 26. Realty The ‘tet reat of the year’s work on ta scale ii, 478. he ahead ‘of stock pee, and out of ©. STATEMENT BY } MR. DEAKIN:
and personalty, Brisbane Ri waterrey been :— Reaches
James Heenan, Laidley, farmer—to Pat- New Qesities. Reach cutting completed to also made. | the district. (From sot ENE" October 2
tick Heenan and Thomas Hayes. Laidley, and depth of 2éft. pa iN The NORTHERN DISTRICT.
farmers. Death occurred July 20. Realty water, an" section of hard clay. 2000 mie: the J very
ond persomel rea Syne Jong, on oe setae , aide, Jo fd eal 3 . MACKAY. . ee ces lati
Poe Costello, Re: Re completed to Siftwithin a fe months . ion witlh ‘ district Sage by himn and the late Mis Sedion with
An ei of this cutt ng at the ; i repo! : iL. reference to the settlement the New
are cane ise aa s ecg a cian tal Rae rhc ie cre
‘Annie-strect, Kings- navigation was turned into this new cut- 5 during September. Grass has now a good co-operation and
gentleman—to Union (ing and no difficulty has been experienced spring, and water is is plentifel everywhere. of the Commonwealth,
of Australia, Limited. *3 : oA is new cat- the State, he regarded it as tenderly favouring the
ipmasters 5 Stock are in good condition, and generally
August 1. Realty and per- vy which is p=; of the largest in the and £1084 was for mat ach hetlthy. Stores and fats. are in good de Fre ge ge of
fonalty, river, involved the removal of 1,700,000 tons , dock ha been very m mand, and some are offering, prices ruling QM otia been imted » because
Sereh Johneon. Toowoomba—to Mar- of material ; it is on the pormanent lines. used during the year. eightyfour vessels fom £7/10/ to £8 for good heavy a. ted -
Cooper, Toowoomba, and Alfred and is a very great improvement from all being docked, being the greatest number weights, lighter weights from £6/10/ to France retains pF hold upon cas of
Bene Weller, Toowoomba, Baptist min- points of view. Being cut through an im- docked in any one year exsert ia in 1902. ¢7" cows £5 to £6. Horses of all de- fhe bands, at also the bett bard din
Death occurred October 3. Realty mense sand bank overlying clay. I antici- when eighty-six were docked. The total scriptions are scarce, prices at lo Hikely y _reaoon Bs ter i ting
and “personalty, £562. te that a little maintemance dredging will earnings for the year were £4040 13s. 54... 45 £15 for light chain and coach horses, ta tien sbe is Rive, to cust
Robert Ravel Bees pve, rita, Ee cee Sa tele, Sopa Mee cng ETL Ha, fo aoe crane £2 te, eds horace food ph that ifthe Convention” a. bem
mast ine! “leanor tt CO: on. |. for val A
Brree Williams, Brisbane, spinster. Death The Bulimba cutting has been di dredged for "The workin ~ stamp. £8 to £3! are we dating the ‘the mended 7 the manner suggested _ by
occurred May 26. Realty and perronalty, fhypetommthe of ite Jength over er the western r ¥ TN much, but several owners have ee sald have heen and a oe
John Love, Mitcham. S.A—to Andrew there from 20ft. and 21 aft. to Work i " : . ps, and are now lipring stock concessions to encourage tras with
Tennant, Alexander George Downer, Jes<ie ig atill in progress here to obtain “the full n r m J the islands. The danger of France ¢ ain-
‘Aitken Tove, and John Tennant’ Love. width of ou Se. ond depth of ag Ly a ; 7 ing abeolate control . of the iolande \s wee
per a Pa oo inerating : the depth (rom oot ts ait Deere and 3 b n advantage Convention the group of the New “tein
Joseph Green, Bowen-atreet. Spring Hill, made on the western side << a die " 4 . foam, Fi ait des, including the Panks and Porm
Brisbane, Dutcher—to Joseph A. Green Ree root Work is still in 0 . mens pane; in conseq ins Islands, are to form a region of | joint
ernest ad, When sani Dok yee MET cee Pane = socal crushing im ehitnit Thiel eamaly Boe eal
on July 29. Realty and Personalty, Be eal of ena? tons of sand, dues é iber. irying i 1 : grey equal rights, each of the two
Johann Andresen, Yandina, farmer—to chiefly from | the. sree Deerese the, eoath a4 i. es Oe pee ded to the report shows improvement of their herds, &e, maja bar ge Jariediction seordents =
ar a, Margaretha Wright. Yandina, and Town Reach has been det with by the oat the amounts collected under the Har- Good dairy stock are in fair beings given six months in which to choose he-
Heine ndresen, 71 Mile Siding, near wal of 21.994 tora from the shoal- hour Dues Act were as follow :—198, none are off tween the legal systems of one of th>
i” dia, farmer. De ath occurred June water area off the gardens, the restoration £44,121 Ms. 2d.; am. am Is. 7d.; owes. has two Powers, snd tailing wach conics oe
ears Noh trie, tr Sie dere see oe re ain September the cai ttre Hh Gopinane icc oes
holder—to Charles Hennings Oldham and fhe 4 ches to the city side wharves, 10d.; 1904, end of the month nice rain fell. Stock are shall be placed. The Prime Minister's
John Aquilla Oldham, North Tpewich, totalling as above. Within six months cards : ) healthy and in fair condition, and both attention was to the fact thit as
coachmakers. Death comurred June 27. there will de a denth, of 24ft. at low water _ exp mad store Yad fat cattle commandi the French opal exceeded the British
Rely and rederck Pree, 18° Hepes E street, South &% far as the Town Reach, and all cuttings raining walls, Brisbane Ri prices. Ticks have been very active ive daring Lo ine "the Fre att resiteais
yarn mn Victoria,” forme ormesty Baictan—io KomepR AL RIVERS, see rsae toed being (24-706 tase.” regular dipping is manifet. Large nuam ouuegaenly that, th Deh ovale
Ann Mackay, Tame-catrect, h- Sand: has been di. a@moun! 4 be subject to Fren ws. ‘o this
hhardt, New South Wales. Death occurred nit a Sone oe. wort, bes pees works oe tities of fruit have been during the Prime Minister would make no reply;
February 17. Personalty, £225. dhas been done. The value of the training- of month, and there is a splendid eu; supply but it was apparent that he fully recog:
Eleanor Atherton, —Toowsombs — t» ‘wall js shown by the fact that the depth CUSTOMS MATTERS, the best v bles. Heavy crops rived the gravity of the situation as far as
James Mozart Gould, Crow’s Nest, ticcnssd Continues to maintain itself. In the Bur- —»ce== Potatoes ave apo been grern this year, Australia is concerned.
miter Dak, Stiga Sone Meith os Seaiea Gita erg RULINGS BY TUE amsteTeR — Roitnd "South
and ‘personalty, | £1762. iad up. fo Work has recen SEARCH FOR A GIRI
Pountrey, ee Pine—‘o oommenerd for basing = ewer way the ult The following information has been ‘ aren 006
ui ‘oun or Depart: —
Pine, gentlema man, and Francis Gyan Con- rook in the channel Fey North. Be Point issued by the prsermne na Code . has “ earance of the cane MACKAY, October 28.
nelly, South Brisbane, medical practic- Jetty has suffered from white ants, the The Minister for Tra coms seem justi hopes. Tenders Greax uneasiness was felt 1 ng a
ttioner. Death occurred May 8 Per- Wooden piles in the stem were examined, decided that where exporters of finned have been iealled 7 tor the erection of a dairy young woman named Letty Dimmock,
sonalty, £65. sheathing restored. nine new piles driven, tomatoes, fruit sauces, and fruit chutnies factory, and intending dairymen are im- syed beat | 18 daughter of the late
Thomas Pibworth, Enoggera, near Bris- and some new girders and decki request an officer of the department to porting bulls with a view to ay | town. cleck, Mr. She some
bane, retired contrictor—to Williim ‘The jetty head being only ah sae jong, certify to and mark such goods their present herds. The selection of land {ime ago Sxhiiied s wrt of mental
Charles Pibworth, Enoggera, san'tary cm ve vessels find difficulty in berth. approved stamp, this ee er done under for sugar-growing goes on apace, and it i# derangement, and wan from her
tractor ; G Pibworth, E ing A Rockhampton a considerable & wide interpretation of “fruit in any stated that it is now difficult to suit- home on Friday morning. The family dis-
chanic ; and Bouchard. Br shane, rane, fog. f construction work has teen form.” It is not proposed at present to able land for the purpose, more “covered her in a paddock, and took her
rolicitor. Death ware July 1. Reaky curried ‘ot by the Harboar Board. By insist upon these articles being subject quiring to be thrown open in the eugar home, but aiter dinner she again wandered
ENS, Boor, nar Tomi, Sianyy Matera es Le coe “alain oy rey eihin the Coe" roNee TELE sry peer, Be ines oy
more, neal above lo t a searc!
formerly Campbell's Gal. Pear Ipewich, pleted tore beige cnadcrablc amount ot monwealth and exported to chemists be- The rainfall during September amounted was instituted by “hee fanily, but they
retired farmer—to John ickey, Sioray: work has been done on the “ Elvow” wall, yond the Commonwealth The labels bear to between 3in. and 4in. along the coast, failed to dscover her. The police were
field, near Caboolture, eo tisker, 3 and which is now 9't. above low water for a description of the goods and the name while at Charters Towers and on the then notified. and severa! constables and
tor" Death ‘oe ie Front. and it. shove bw waler for 8 Ported. ‘Although medicines exjorted Stem Sin "Ne similar aitiSh Serie Segtesates oa tia TAT, “Tent aekom court le
ocew uly ad . ex} n. 0 similar te Pri night, but without result.
personalty. £32. nye further OO THERN PORTS. the Commonwealth do not require to bear has been experienced for pyey Saturday” morning systematic search
ei tyrrell, East Maitland, dlerk in 44 Mackay the Harbour Board had ex- any trade description, yet such marking years. There should shortly be a «plendid parties were organised, and towards even-
orders—to Frederick Bevwcham TYE tonded the south wall, and connected it to be described above cannot be growth of herbage, and a good season is ing Sub-ins pector Martin discovered the
Glen Innes, bank man: teary the mainland at a cost of about £11,000. permitted without qualification such as considered a certainty. Stock, are in fair ssing a mangrove scrub at
John Corbett, Waverley, bank manager Part of the Basset! Raia wall had been the addition of the words “put up for” condition end good The demand Baker's Oreck. She was in an exhausted
and Harry Weir Gracme, Cootamundra, Taised to a height of 13ft. above low or “made for” before the name of the for sior stock is good, te ruling prices condition, her clothes torn and dragzled,
New South Wales, licensed surveyor. water, and the downstream portion lower- chemist for whom the coods are intended. being :—Fat cattle ys a £5/5/, cows to and her face and arms scorched. She
Death occurred June 6, 1905. Realty and ed to form a «ill Git. above low water, so In such cases ax these it, ix not necessury ‘15/. Mixed stores ae worth from was conveys to town, where, under care-
personalty, £19,002. to discharge the basin water. A flood that the description should state the name £¢33/ to £4. Dairy entitle are in good ful treatmeat, her conditim has much
Hiram Abiff Owston, Bushioe House, ret ry Tiare 5. but seemed to have of the person or firm by whom the goods demand] at from £3 to £3/10/. Horses, improved. She is unable to afford any
Wigston Magne. Leicester, Fndand to ted ‘a beneficial effect on the river bed. Were pat wp. so loos an the relation bes light spring cart and saddle ports, from coherent explanation of her movements or
ite ° or e ‘ i ween is al hame i Vv.
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th occurred October 18, 1905. Per- Pece**ry ies, to the, ctrecture ing the country of orizin is to. be taken as yy eit, A considerable oa use “The Mexican Mair Renewer,”
alty, £200 Os. Id. been «flected. The work of renewing Footand. Straw plait made in Japan was : ok eed ‘thecal ; positively restore in every case’ Urey oF
ponaity, piles where required and the fixing of sent to Engla to be ool . The f! abe: sock travelled through or into white bair to its original colour, without lea
—o noe caxmearan ~ edditiona! girders necessitated by the rail- colouring was said to cost more than the t pict, emoog which a over oa the disagreeable einett of | moat ” Restores
NOT NEEDED TO-DAY. way tra‘fie would be put im hand at an jisit The country of origin is to be taken peac sipped to Caleuits, alse amc It makes the bale harmingly Besutis ar e as well
But what about to-morrow? Coughs, eariy aate. as Japan. Printed handkerchiefs made in tizghty horses to Herberton for sale. ks as reneles ho growth of on bald
colds, and croup come into every home, At Townsville the Harbour Board had Japan were printed in England. The cost are still numerous. There is one di spots, where (he Cente Te eTbAN ans At
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usewife’s friend. facilities for navigation the channd (4) ooking well since the rain; small lota ofArchived record
Tap to open a larger copyM. S. Leahy’s catboat Willet, The Jersey City News, 30 August 1890
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THE BIG REGATTA. Entries for the Event—Tennis Tourney—Athletics, etc. The finest regatta that has been given in this vicinity will be that under the auspices of the New York Yacht Racing Association. The largest fleet of fast yachts that have been brought together will participate. Over one hundred boats will start, and the local clubs will be well represented.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 900 words
Yachts will begin to arrive today and tomorrow Communipaw Bay will be crowded with yachts. The headquarters of the visiting yachtsmen will be the Pavonia Yacht Club’s house. Preparations have been made for their reception. The steward has been instructed to prepare 150 gallons of chowder and several thousand sandwiches, of course there will be a bountiful supply of liquids. Last year the club served 130 gallons of chowder. Many of the visiting yachtsmen will be entertained at the house of the Jersey City Yacht Club and will also be welcomed at the houses of the Dauntless and the Oceanic clubs. The Pavonia Yacht Club will be represented in the regatta by the Avalon, Phantom, Pontiac, Sylvia, Willie and Charlie, Mascotte, Emma C., Irene, Pavonia, Maud M., Souter Johnnie, Christine, Maude, Aunt Jennie, Millie, Helen, Growler, Linden, Louis W., Rex, Iola, Square, Marie, Irene, Jessie G., Three Brothers, Irma, Woolsey and Jennie V. The Jersey City Yacht Club has entered several boats. Among them Commodore Abbett’s Nimrod, Captain Alex. Roe’s Forsythe and Captain Benson’s Millie. The Newark Bay and the Newark Y. C. have several boats in it. The list of entries is as follows:— Class A, schooners—Commodore A. J. Prime’s Edith. Class C, cabin sloops (53 feet and over 45 feet)—Commodore H. F. Allen’s Dolphin. Class D, cabin sloops (45 feet and over 38 feet)—H. Bush’s Dudley, L. Mittelsdorf’s Avalon, H. B. Pearson’s Gertrude and Commodore D. W. Kohn’s Phantom. Class E, cabin sloops (38 feet and over 32 feet)—Thomas Kells’ Pontiac, Frederick Berg’s White Wing, Thomas J. Roache’s Orestes, Theo. Zerega’s Kathleen, J. P. Eustis’ Silvia, Commodore L. Abbett, Jr.’s Nimrod, J. M. Williams’ Volusia, Commodore William H. Rowe’s Mergus, George W. Poucher’s Hazel and John E. Drew’s Lottie. Class F, cabin sloops (32 feet and over 27 feet)—R. Brannigan’s Willie & Charlie, David Loper’s Mascot, Charles E. Cameron’s Emma C., L. M. Little’s Gracie T., Commodore J. F. Lalor’s Peerless, J. M. Radford’s Irene, Alexander Roe’s Forsyth, J. J. Clifford’s Sorceress, F. Weslow’s Restless, Charles T. Willis’ Brunechilde, J. F. Hitchcock’s Jonah, John Mellor’s Pavonia, F. Dickens’ Sadie May, W. W. McManus’ Maud M. and Thomas J. Rache’s Annie R. Class G, cabin sloops (27 feet and under)—A. McInnes’ Souter Johnnie, Charles F. Allen’s Marguerite, John Dickson’s Vixen, A. L. Skinner’s Bertha, A. F. Wobeke’s Arrow, W. A. Smith’s Christine, No. 1; H. C. Rosemond’s Lurline, A. W. Warner’s Theresa, F. I. Fite’s Alice E., M. P. Leo’s Oriole, E. A. Morley’s Maud, C. H. Benson’s Millie, R. H. Macfarland’s Aunt Jennie and C. F. Stevens’ Christine, No. 2. Class 1, open sloops (27 feet and over 23 feet)—L. M. Keyser’s Helen, Edward W. Ketcham’s Charm and Scott and Lurton’s Eagle Wing. Class 2, open sloops (27 feet and over 23 feet)—M. Flynn’s Lizzie F., Jno. Bell’s Growler, H. A. Young’s Beulah, C. Roth’s James T. Corlett, J. J. McCarthy’s Jno. A. Cameron, G. S. Brown’s Carrie B., W. E. Kinzey’s Thorn and J. J. Vreeland’s Our Own. Class 3, open sloops (23 feet and under)—Leeger and Rowe’s Anonymous, J. Phillips’ Just Woke Up, Heincken and Clark’s Minnie, Otto Rau’s Leader, B. Wehrlon’s Hilma, William A. White’s Louis W., J. Reilly’s Augusta M., J. E. Schilling’s Ethel, Jno. Reis’ Lone Star, William Faas’ Schemer and David M. Glynn’s H. C. Miner. Class 4, cabin catboats (over 23 feet)—Charles H. Kunbel’s Phoenix, A. J. Prime’s Nina, Rufus King’s Rex, Theodore Meyer’s Storm Childe, Ortlieb & McArdle’s Henry Gray, Ed. Davis’ Iola, E. L. Phillips’ Edna. Class 5, cabin catboats (23 feet and under)—M. Torpel’s Laura, Fred Muller’s Ripple, J. Greenebaum’s Florence K., P. V. Griffin’s Flirt, J. K. Traker’s May Bee. Class 6, open catboats (32 feet and over)—R. Brandreth’s Madge, J. H. Levings’ Nora L., Pringle & McCaffrey’s Square. Class 7, open catboats (27 feet and over 23 feet)—P. F. Samstag’s Aller, F. L. DeGraw’s Nedeya, J. A. Styles’ May F., James Dorsey’s Vivid, Frank Barth’s Marie, Robert Murray’s Irene, McGlynn & Cooney’s Rambler, William Lutter’s Gesine, W. P. Vreeland’s Alida, J. H. Weston’s Jessie G. Class 8, open catboats (23 feet and over 20 feet)—J. R. Smith’s Pauline B., L. T. Washburn, Jr.’s Columbia, F. S. Jenks’ Oneita, Connoly & Steurer’s Three Brothers, A. R. Osborn’s Orient, E. W. Throckmorton’s Genii, F. H. Whitney’s Irma, Commodore G. A. Bouker’s Lizzie B., Clinton R. James’ Undine, William Durham’s Eureka, William Arndt’s Frank Oliver. Class 9, open catboats (20 feet and over 17 feet)—Charles Mueller’s Merllen, Charles W. Volt’s Ida K., Charles J. Hart’s Rival, R. M. Jones’ Gauntlet, Murphy Brothers’ Wolsey, S. K. Everett’s Dido, W. P. Vreeland’s Anita, H. C. Schwarz’s Dolphin, M. Nicholas’ Charles T. Wills, W. C. Tower’s Florence, William B. Adams’ Triton, B. Barnett’s Miriam, E. M. Post’s Bon Ton, William Vogt’s Jennie V., C. Van Kamp’s Minnie Kein, Joseph Sanford’s Mist, William Beck’s Sunbeam, Essman & Swenson’s Swallow, William I. Salter’s Eddie. Class 10, open catboats (17 feet and under)—M. S. Leahy’s Willet, J. Spavin’s Gala Water, C. J. Stone’s Eleanor, H. H. Stilling’s Bath, W. F. Porter’s Harry C.
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Tap to open a larger copyMargaret Ellen McGuire funeral notice, 18 June 1928
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PAGES —— 70 COLUMNS
ADVERTISEMENTS SUBSCRIPTION.
= The Queensland Times. =:
Moreton District, per quarter, in ad-
— 68th YEAR OF PUBLICATION. PUBLISHED DAILY. " PRICE—ONE PENNY. | “"*
VOL. LXVII., No. 13,075, IPSWICH, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1928. Restetered ot the Genera Post, Ofice Brisbane
MEMORANDA | FUNERAL NOTICES. For Sale or To Bay. Business Notices. | Business Notices. Business Notices, Business Notices.
= McGUIRE—The Friends of | peor KR sale, Five Fully laid y
WEATHER FORECAST, | Trowtas’ “Rickey. me Me-|piy Suan Wiarranect fue | THIS WEEK. STOCKTAKING ODDMENTS | WEEK END BARGAINS | BFIRNE LIMITED
— GREEVY, Mra. JARVIS, —.,, ure. aT
ROGERS are respectfully invited to 1° 7 S
rhe toltowine ewer torecant for] attend the Puncral of their deceasrd |(qLOWAX, Piste Howser, Cake Coo. Lemass’ 9 IPSWICH.
the ensuing 48 hours| Sister (MARGARET ELLEN Me: |tines, on our pecial Tables, Home HALF PR PRICE. ee
eae Ee coe 19-8 QUIRED, to move | from Rt Mary's | wurnishing. uy . Last week we opened our New
issued ‘ urch, at 2. oe -
Generally fine weather continulné:| (MONDAY) APTERNOON for the|TTOUsEHOLD Necomitiew sce our Half-Yearly TIN SAUCEPANS Usually 1/6 ere ee anion oe
bat 2 becoming cloudy alone ooMenday,| Ipswich Cemetery. Jal Job Line Tables, over 100 XOwW $4. "Compet
Chiefly, north from ‘Townsvitie. and _GEORGE DOWDEN “ndertaker-_ ditterent articies, Home Furnishing. . Sale. ALUMINIUM SAUCEP ANS. Usa-|t adies! All Wool Knitted Gloves,| ‘Tuere ime ye Baby, Compatiton:
south from tropica, Temperature — MeQUIRE—The Friends of Me, 3. Meo Eest-otrost. : Stock EN? SL SAUCEPANS. sually Long Gauntlet Tops. In tween the age et oz wertine to eee
GUIRE (Thegoona \r. co Fruit ye bier, . V
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LEY (Boondall). are respectfully. in see’ —s any Fees 4 fs — UNBEATABLE BARGAINS “ow CHINA (ipswich views). 3/Il and 4/6. ALL SIZES} months or under. The prize will
vited to attend the Funeral of their | t™ weggear| _ ‘al be IN ALL MEN'S WEAR. MALF PRICE. FOR 1/11 Pai be an open order on the Baby De-
eer. acing eowtberty ana | lorenetd., Rieter Weber Cneors re 30 GALLONS PAINT (odd colours), ame Mon Gace ta, we :duesa:ta
South-easterty and freshening; chief-| 9ARET MILES 2G Church, at 220| NEW and eccond-bang articles ODDMENTS_ TX MENS BLACK) /* olen. Marvel Wool for Knitting pur-| Beirne eatabilstmene willing to
Sy south-eaterly elewhere. Geleck THIS (MONDAY) AFTER. |+* Bought and sold. Toole Clothing.| AND TAN posse In Navy, Black, and| ct ®# Judge. It might popularise
N the Ij ‘ich Cemetery. ee &c. Mra Marrion, Brisbane- : . a se oe 33 ODD COILS GARD! the D t bur
ee GEORGE DOWDEN, Undertaker. one a HOSE, AT 64. per foot, and Free White only. CLEARING AT| woud be lable to love tavour with
SALE PRICE. .. +. ve -- Fittings 34d. Skein, mh ne faveer with
SE TEMPERATE, eee QPANGES—Prime Oranges, 5/6 per pe PR peccenty Hi 4
— bushel case, from S. Philp, Gien- | M.
SATURDAY. J. & H, REED, UNDERTAKERS. |... sandy Greek, Grantham. 93 | 24/6 GLACE KID OxPord ‘sxoes | eee NS ott Ast) Special Purchase Feather Ruf-)
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PRICE.
eo #8 ce oe ,. Corner of Nicholas and South) Le PRICE. .......- 17/1L|° MILLET BROOMS, 2/ each. fles. Most of these are
Misinom se oe oe oe Streets, Telephone 63, day of night. | ORANGES, ripe and sweet. 7/ bush. iss *pOX DERBY BOOTS. Pateat SCRUB a3 | each. made of Ostrich Feathers,
case (5 cases 32/6); honey. Goib,| torcaps. SALE PRICE .. 14/1L| And many other lines, all to be and are mounted on ribbon.
eS SSS | 30/. RO. Bean, Maroochy Garten, ive FANCY FCULOTER we cleared this week. silk, georgette, or satin, fin-| Matron E: ene wit oe
For Sale or To Buy. | somertets s nee WEAT- a ? . jatron Evans will be in attend-
: wah Banc sTeuicer™® SWEAT: | McKENZIE & JACKSON, | ished narrow. frill | round) ance etch Sty tor wet
TTENTIVN.— Linvleuma, Fho-|QPECIAL Tables, Cash and Carry NCY LUMBER JACKETS.| where Everything is Cheaper.” wees eee © SPFCIAL PURCHASE OF 200
cloths, latest patterns, Lest qual- Prices, all a Necessities SALE PRICE «+ oe AL i lars or evening wraps, in col- R. . 4
iy, at Loweet Hrices. Laid tre: Hovs3]inctoding Dutch Cleanser, Abralte, &<.| 611 FLANNELETTE | PYJAMA| East 254 Limectone-atreets Ipswich. ours, Golden Brown, Mauve,| BABIES’ SHAWLS, MANU.
Furnishing. €263 |Home Furnishing, Cty SUITS. SALE PRICE «. &1L| Try @ Thomas Cash Order on our New Blue, Navy and Black. FACTURERS’ SECONDS.
TTENTION.—Diningroom compts.c, |"GMITHY” Kingstord-Smith on Col- 1 te PYJAMA SUITS BALE Usual Price 11/6 to 14/6], These were made by Austral-
Fetal nee ee ‘embia. Record at Paling Music ae ». ALL AT 1/11 each. ja’s leading manufacturers of
board, ioose seat busing Chairs, £23/- Salon, Tileaboroush-strect, Record wd |, re 3 fs : aia (Cams See They are slightly im-
—_—_—_- 10/. Home Furnishing. e263 | Gramophone Lead Ladies’ All Wool. Knite perfect in weave, but not suffi-
SUN, MOON, AND TIDES. FIENTION Bedroom complete, "TO North tpawich Property Owners: |°/ S05 LOTTON AND, MwooL’ 3 intoe MATHERS | tume, in Tan, Brush wool] cient to affect the wearing of any
THE 5UM. Silky-oak Bedstead, wire, | ftbre, pute te ah Gee vera 12/6 ALL W WOOL SINGLETS ate band on neck and sleeves,| garments; they include—
Oak OW =o i J i ,
Rises, 6.37 am; sets, 60 pm, Ss. Brite Lo ear Tivoll Theatre, Limestone-etree!:/oy1y" 376 TOURIST Ss & cat ; Annual St ‘ock ae Ce Price, So Cnly: Site and Wool Shell
New Moser sane 1h 02 am. TTENTION.—We can furnish Hed-|Aho Sell. Kitchen Store, in good |*¥/¢ FANCY zoctiat nr Ladies’ Grey. All Wool. Knitted) mn fancy stitch. Size 60 x 60. Uses
" room and Diningroom, Silky-oak, Q «ae ae y
THE TIDES. Kitehen Pine, three rooms, £49, Home | srerreii-sireet Baoan esi ~ umper .ard Skirt, close |Exiee, 45). SPECIAL PRICE,
| Furnishing. e263 IRTS. le nitted Bae” Polo collar.
ATTENTION—AU goods advertised Re ee eer eats Ont. rice 45/. FOR) 29 Only AN Silk Shell pattern
‘ ma Nat are well made, straight from fac- "= TRAVELLING GOO!
pm. ft. tm second-hand or renovated. peice Grit and Fons Garage Ceivh and Foote Garage | two Genuine Sates a rear} CONTINUES TO-D, Shawl, with border. Size 56 x
Monday ,. »« 93668 ini Til” |Home Purmshing 0263 FOR ALE. ° Ay Ladies’ Knitted Costume, . All Paces ee 50/. SPECIAL
coh in pm ft tn AXynticrnn 04 yard: Table Baise 176 WASTE PAPER (WHITE . LEM) \s ’ Wet err ened eftea|
Monday... 43 08 236 O61 | yard, wencotrene SHOES HALF PRICE ly Silk an smal
yar. Home Furnishing, LADIES" SH 2 Oca se MG, 20, Only Silke and Wool small
Gor Ipswich ad4 five hours, for)” AND PRINTED). | The Togeery Shop For Mes. AND LESS. a ery i fancy pattern Shawl, with f
seuthpert eubtract 1 hour 15 min- TENTION —Felt-base riser Cer-| gy co eikes ovvice: HALP PRICE GENTLEMT~"S F / s x- $4, Usual Price, 35/.
, signs, heavy body, 6/11 yard. Home pe ! | SEE THE WINDOWS AND GET SPECIAL PRICE, 77/6.
263 Se ee YOUR PAIR BEFORE THEY ARE
MAILS OUTWARD, 9 |TDUSEE____ axren to Boy. aiik nun in 20 Only All Wo .
Sen ee ma ATES Rh teg|ia ee em = JAMES HYSLOP, |i. Sst" St? vf
Beles Fost Ofien) pattern 76. Heme Burnie, | 9 |Price, 32/6.’ SPECIAL PRICE,
UNITED KINGDOM AND _CON- | East e263 . 25/..
aod SUROFS—Fer Cathay, ATTENTION —Wate sear Fhaes | shear We at Phun, oie LADIES’ DRAPER,
es am, sire of J "amet 3 Dessert, Breakfast, 64.: a
(supplementary), Bread and Batter, 3j4 Home ues Nicholas-street, .
nar el ” ‘ me ‘élva Cloth
Frocks, sleeves, collar and
mattis | A TTENTION—Paint, IPSWICH. cuff of contrast material. Cole
Conbrated|_—_ owe . 5
1274 ealon. Hire Furniohine, East A QOUPLE of good used Gramo- 5 . EH vee cieit: cee ae % Pink.
= street. ‘e262 phones for .
KIDDI Es’ WARM VELVA
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sale, at_ astonishing ___ OOOO {Cream. Sizes 16 to 20. Usual
i
prices, Paling Salon, Ellenborough- :
Cathay. secs ene, 38 25 a Ts am TTENTION—Grass vloor Ruger, [Set * <3t — ; SEE DOBBYN. me 4/11, SPECIAL PRICE,
nd Coloured Hall Blinds, 11/1 PAIR of Trousers for 25/,| %- PEACH JAM. 1/ tin.
RE ciny Sune 18,| Cushion Covers, 5/6 Home Furnieh: ae Fes ee eatetaln Eien 278. tg. PEAORS EAL A KIDDIES’ .
Sather ISLAND, | BANDA; RR at Doug. MeKelvie's, oma) eee CALL WHEN IN BRISBANE. IES' ASTRACHAN TOP
MANILA, ‘and| AT G. J. Hoare and Son, near Tivol! ——— 2h PLUM JAM. 1/ tin COAT.
TAPAN—pee Arafura, dune’ 19.°"3 : 3/8: 7 ; THE Kiddies’ Astrachan Top Coat.
— 2 PLUM JAM. 1/ ta el ° Colours, Rust. Rose, Saxe, Grey
PORT puogeesy 10/: Coltapalble Chair. 20/. (Commoxmer Pants stocked (B)) a. APRICOT JAM. 1/3 Un. and Cream. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 22.
PRilligs’
TG. J. and Son: Roller and Stand. | valves, Primax Speakers, Hellesen’s Usual Price 21/, SPECIAL
V6: 10/ |Dey Geta, and. (By Batteries HUGH | 2 ~ APRICOT 3AM. 1/3 Un W. J. DOBBYN, PRICE, 18/11.
- ee ipewich. | =p. MARMALADE JAM. 1/3 Un.
{at G. J. Hoore & Ron, down near : im MARMALADE JA. =.3 in. >PTOMETRIST, LADIER SMART BLACK SATIN CHILD'S ALL WOOL VELOUR
Tivolt Theatre, Limestone-atreet | (AR for Mire, Ring $53 (Right ° COURT SHORS, new brilliant buckle COAT.
—Posts, Raile, and Epitt Palines, ‘Double Eight). Proprietor, Tom} LARGE TIX PEACHES, 11}¢. tin 3a pomp ates, eplke heels: 11 | Child's All Wool’ Velour Coat,
A GREAT Collection of Advance | Haley. Harlin-road, cat | LARGE TIN PEACHES. 1116 Us. BRMBANB ARCADE, LADike “GOLD WROGADED user collar, pest Pleat at ace of
Release Records to be heard at EVENING SHO! fancy duel skirt, in Rose, §
sty, [Paling Moste "Salon, Ellendorough- Cer ae inst tet Dene | LARGE TIX APRICOTS, 114. tin. CUpetaire overtooking Queen~ fl Tren spite Beda? Ms | Sizes, 24: 27: 30:
& Mexeivie “tailor” yours and eneure| ancy TIN APRICOTS, 11¢. Us street) PRICE, per pair .... «++ -- 2/11/TAL PRICE, 21/6; 23/6; 26/6:
Ne ent ee = ILVER TINSEL SHO!
Gp dre boron reed (8 c199| SHOULDERS BACON. 94 tai eke oF ee a wre heels, 10Es | 28/6; 30/.
Yentora, mate Gated Ban per | lows Oak, Wardrobe, Duchess. | [LMBROIDERT Gone in washing Silks. | SHOULDERS "9-0, ¥ PRICE. per pait 2... cs ca ee 28/11 MILLINERY SPE SPECIALS.
a er eae pe enrenes {| Pam rmriso Bacox. 17m | aADIES, Bic eatin owE-BaR| WOOL STRAW READY-TO-
dated Franciaco ‘aing 3 | street. - < J ings, WEARS.
fore decidi Bee t 5 Wurt °
ne 1h Oe fe, Brsbane tuber | the money ee en were ; Rica "pe et Pair we ss va we 19/it} Wool Straw Ready-to-Wears,
June 37. due Brisbane July 33: er ee. broad EASE. to bay. cary to LADIES’ GOOD QUALITY BLack|in becoming droop shades, smart
Sierra, malls dated San Pranzise>| O07 poll Metal Pot Stove Moreton Cycle. £10, hice? with 3 CORDED mynd SHOES, pump soles, | ribbon trimmings. In shades of
Pate & dae Brenan uty 's1. Polisher, ali Household Lines on | months’ guarantee. Terms, (2 down, 6/ . tie aed ie ie ut, 178 | Rose, Green, Wine. Mulberry,
rs | or Bpecia! Jod Tables. Home Furnish: | per week. All cycles are mete te in si Fruiterers, ahaa hte . Beige, Biscuit, Black, and White.
ing. e117 |own factory. W. do repairs. _ Usual Price, 9/11. SPECIAL
BIRTHS. een
NOTICES, MARRIAGES, | (SHEVROLET Tourer, in O.K. order NICHOLAS-STREET, WE sive » high grade PRICE, 7/11.
DEATHS, AND IN throughout. will accept amall i service In every de- ie We
™ 3 NOTICES. depe.it. Rasy Terms. Telephone 153, Fish, codked tn batter, and H partment of our busit tWo- TONE FELTS.
. Molioy's Garage, Ipswich. cs
——— King. , Two-tone Felts, very light in
LAPHAM, Thorne-street, sells Save Time with ' rromptness, courtesy, SHOE STORE. weight, small and medium shapes,
poultry” egus, honey, hides, calf skin School aed Work Lunches. ¢ Suse SYS) BRISBANE-STREET, —_| {fll 1A08¢ of smart colouriige
hair, beeowax. farmers’ | tlemen's Haircut 1/,
Rorae-halir, teewwax farmers’ luge. | temen's Maircut 1/, an um thane — IPSWICH. (AL PRICE. 11/6,
CAR. for Sate (Overtand), in first
class order, “A.H.,” Box 61A,| PJAIRDRESSER — Miss Greenhill, tasty, choice pastes.
HEX almoneite, WHITEHOUSE LIMITED, LIGHT-WEIGHT ENGLISH
Post. Office, Brisbane. 296 over Fox's, Chemist, Brisbune-
. FELT READY-TO. .
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| DOUBLE-sided Records, slightly shop Ghatspooing. "Tinting. Facial and |} Nicholas-street - - - - - Ipswich. Ipswich Cash & Carry, Lightweight English —_Felt
tolled. otherwise new, 50 only.|Head Massage, ‘Hhone $34 for ap-|} pyrx Ham, | Ready-to-Wears, neat — droop
So dese a. eran “Amen poe Si || REX Ham and Tongee. (OPP. “Q. TIMES“) | brim, showing rows of stitching,
«357 | FNCOME TAX Returrs Prepared by also stitched effect across crown,
——— | | CC™SC™ r Taxation Specialist. Country|| At all Grocers and Xmaligoods WHERE PRICES ARE | finished wide corded rittos. { Cols
FOR Sale, Light 8ix Car; no reason- Towns visitas. Moderate Fees. Apply men. Dominant ours, White, Corn, Red,
[ERAL fused. iv, GPO, ine. co. "
FUNMAL ROTREE Truck orice right Mrournton Brom cai Quality, . LOWER. Black. Usual Price, 17/6. st C-
LEIGH.—The Friends of the late Mins | ————" HAVE In stock tanks made of Foggitt Jones, Pry Ltd. At Low Cost. IAL PRICE, 14/6.
MARY HELEN (MAY) LEIGH, of For Sale, $00 Gallon Tank and special tank from: prices cheayy. ” . ae -
North are respectfully in- Stand, in good order, cheap. 1f.| We will be pleased to quote you. W. —— MEN'S ALL WOOL PULL-
Yited to attend her Funeral. to move | Jackson. " Frederick-street, Spring) T. Whittaker, “Phone 3¥6, ‘orth sie . THE NEW PRIME D. ne UI OVERS.
Wien at 230 THIS (HONDA) APs atten: on ee 4 See ee ee TRIAEDACON RAMUERS, U8 Men's All Wool Pullovers, nice
TERNOON for the Ipewich Come: | Fon: state, one haif finished Cart, ault | [OUD Speakers. Special week, large KNUCKLES FACON, 24. Ih. range of assorted shades, Ba
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Tap to open a larger copyMatthew Leahy and Catherine Meaney marriage, The Jersey City News, 15 June 1889
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Matthew Leahy and Miss Catherine Meaney were married by the Rev. Father Andrew M. Egan in St. Mary’s R. C. Church recently. The bridesmaid was the young lady’s sister, Miss Annie Meaney and James Finnan acted as best man.
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BRENGLE EVA RUTHENBECK FRANK 30 T'S'2 N BRENIG JENNIE ; PETERSEN FRIDOLP 27 207 HARVEY 22 463 BRENIZER MAUD OWYER DANIEL 10 50 BRENKO TENIA WASKO PAUL aT 246 BRENNA AMELIA THOMSON HARRIS 42 1.363 BRENNA CONGETTO 0 RADI CE VITO 22 BRENNA LIZZIE DIORIO DANIEL 9 230 BRENNAN AGNES HEASLEY WILLIAM 12 466 LYNCH PATRICK aif oe BRENNAN AGNES MAYER BERNARO 19 361 N N H BRENNAN ANN HINES MICHAEL 2:3 235 BRENNAN ANNA CURRY JOSEPH 6 733 BRENNAN ANNA RUNKLE CHARLES 25 87 BRENNAN ANNIE ROBINSON GEORGE 29 310 BRENNAN BERTHA BLUME CHARLES 3 13:3 N 3 BRENNAN BRIOGET BELL JOHN 2 606 R NA 3 A A ha i ya Pe BRENNAN BRIOGET MURRAY PETER 30 Ly H BRENNAN CATHARINE FARRELL JOSEPH 9 280 BRENNAN ATHARIN MAGH M TIN Z 16 BRENNAN CATHERINE COOGAN HUGH 7 281 RENNAN ATHER E GILM ATR K 49 BRENNAN CATHERINE GRATH PETER ; Lad 158 D 4 BRENNAN CATHERINE MCLAREN CHARLES 20 44 R A 2 BRENNAN DELIA KENNEDY JOHN 15 439 BRENNAN ELIZABETH BOWE PETER aE BRENNAN ELIZABETH MARTIN JULIAN 22.393 BRENNAN EMMA PELE; a EaaNT ES ie eae BRENNAN EVA MEYER CHARLES st Het BRENNAN HELEN MULCAHY JAMES 20 608 BRENNAN JANE CREAN WALTER PHA GEORGE BRENNAN JOSEPHINE FACKLEMAN JULIUS 10 BRENNAN KATHRINE LAFFERTY FREDE BRENNAN Lizzie ae aT CHARLES BRENNAN 0 RR A N 0 §
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e MARRIAGES e Iaesaeisiiaamipmiicemcemccuab | cares | teadtl | cmo.y T ovr.) | CONCATO CATHERINE TREO Ee Eb fer ORE 55668 00000 Lt e CONCENZIO MELINDA NAPOLITANO GIUSE 24596 00000 12 T ) CONCETTA KITTIE ROSSO PATSY 30679 00000 10 CONCETTA ADENIA PADALINA GIACOMO 26539 00000 14 e CONCETTIN TARY FARBO UMBERTI 10667 00000 10 tT ) CONCIALOLI JSE UTTER LEQ 37302 00000 13 CONCILIO CAROLINA GUIDONE SALVATOR 14696 10000 1:35 e CONCILIO ARY SALVATORE PELLE 31302 00000 12 @ CONCILIO MARY PELLE SALVATORE 31302 00000 Le = CUNCOLAZIO CATHERINE fF PRIOR WALTER _W 28342 00000 14 e a CONCORD AIMEE WINTER JOHN 39528 00000 12 @ COND E Vail Ne WOODRUFF ROSWELL 37054 00000 set CONDELL SU \ CLEMENT ALBERT A 06545 00000 14 e@ CONDENI LOUISA ARTIN JOHN 23480 20000 eS: e CONDICT BESSIE RYAN RALPH M 31169 00000 qe CONDICT EMELINE WcAcL KE." 1R:0:G:E oR 3:3.0:3'3 00000 10 e CONDIT ALDA R WEBER FREDERICK yy ee) 00000 14 @ CONDIT ALICE EIER AUGUSTUS 24041 00000 12 : CONDIT BERTHA HANDOVILLE FRED 13665 10000 1A por CONDIT CAROLINE THATCHER (CHARLES DO ove 00000 x te COND AIT. CORRE ol STOCKTON ARCHIBA 35244 Q0000 1) e CONDIT CATHERINE € KNACK OTTO 19001 00000 1 4 e@ yi CONDIT DEL A MCN FRANCIS 222 672200 006 | Py CONDIT al 8 | ACDONALEO ERED ER 20546 00000 lig E i ____ia- CONDIT EMMA BLACKBURN FRANK 03533 00000 Te e a CONDI LEAH BILLS WwW I NARD 03434 00000 WW is COND IT Ebb AN KINGSLEY DONALD TB MNT aNd 00000 1 4 " COND IT ABEL VISSER DAVID 37466 00000 10 @ a CONDI ARGARET EVELAND CHARLES 10191 20000 11 LM CONDI MARION € HARVEY HAMILTON 14706 00000 14 ond CONDIT RUTH RANDOLPH GEORGE 2:95:53 00000 4: e Re CONDITT BERTHA SALMON JOSHUA 3 4) 5 (00 00000 10 a CONDON ANNA HENNESSY. EDWARD 14506 00000 Tt i St~C<CSCS;C;CSt*s CONDON ANNA HARRINGTON WILLI 14674 10000 10 @ i] CONDON CATHARINE FcO:R D.C: Rolo OP HER PL Oa 9 00000 14 fees CONDON CATHERINE DONNELLY JAMES 0:9'0'4'5 00000 ci rr CONDON HELEN CiDESVEl Semon sh Dik caw 24184 00000 13 CONDON ISABEL MCELREE JOHN Poo SMO 0.00 1 4 r } ‘fe CONDON JESSIE CARTER WILLIAM vy 05747 00000 14 ke CONDON JULIA A STARZ WILLIAM J 34688 00000 i) a CONUON MARGARET MURRAY JUSTIN 25148 00000 1 4 r ) CONDON NORA $1SCO ANDREW Rigo 4d 00000 14 r ) COND: RAY CEL ITA Qn RO Sat IAG No seeNE SG Rea Q6017 00000 it CONDRON SARAH EDELMANN LEWIS OT 7.0 00000 10 GONE SBE ZA Bea LYONS ARTHUR 22147 00000 12 e CONG eb = Kae Ai EEN APGAR JOHN P Oe Si. 00000 14 @ 4 CONELY ABEL WESTMORE STEPHAN 38663 O0000 10 CONELY NORA BARGO STEPHEN Op a9 00000 ied CONEVOR MARY F PRITCHARD ARTHUR 29049 00000 10 ~ .
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MARRIAGES e ( ) CYR.) CONDIT JOSEPHINE BROWN MAURICE 558 17172 1903 CONDIT LILLY STAGER MADISON 530 16023 1901 CONDIT MATILDA ROGERS SAMUEL 542 14699 1902 CONDON AGNES SIMMONS WILLIAM 530 15431 1901 CONDON JULIA CHAPMAN FRANCIS 523 4680 1901 CONDON KATHERINE FITZPATRICK THOM 539 11094 1902 CONDON MARGARET CC CUCCONLON JOSEPH S41 13422 1902 CONDON MARY MURPHY JOHN 534 4178 1902 CONOREN MATILOA HORN AUGUSTINE 558 18426 1903 CONE MARY SWEENEY PATRICK 527 11203 COWELS ELIZABETH PECK NATHAN 535 4663 CONELLY ANNA DALAY THOMAS S26 9839 CONELLY ANNIE FEURY THOMAS 559 19600 CONELY CATHERINE MCDANIELS HARRY 538 £#$..9527 _ CONERTY MARY GRAHAM WILLIAM §38 9895 NERY FLIiZaAsETH KANA y. SEP 55:7 16322 CONFALONE CATALDA DISPENSIERE JOSE 520 965 _ CONFER HELEN este a Se RIKER STANTON 532 (a CONFESSON ANNINA NASTO EMILIO 544 18152 CONFESSORE FELICIA PAGANO THEODORE 531 16619 CONGABLE LIDA DICKINSON ISAIAH 551 7426 CONGDON HATTIE SCOTERY WILLIAM 527 10432 LOL CONGDON MABELLE MCGILVRA EGBERT 538 9334 1902 CONGEDO GIOVANNINA SUBTLE TA RALEAREL 32% 2155 D902 CONGER ADDIE FURNISS COURTLAN 544 17856 1902 _CONGER BERTHA «| ; ; AYERES FRANK $43 LOB 7:00 it 1902 CONGER CARRIE FURNISS WILLIAM bs 7 8581 190@ CONGER_ HESTER BURNS CHARLES $32 482 1902 CONGER KATHARINE LOINES RUSSELL 554 21167 aeO 2 CONGER MARY vi ' COOK HENRY — 528 11914 1901 CONGOR CARRIE MUNCTON GEORGE 556 14562 1903 CONHIG ANNA HOEY HENRY 558 18069 1903 CONIACK FREDA WAGNER ALBERT 551 7917 "1903 CONIFF CATHARINE SHAW FRANK 529 14135 1901 CONIFF ELLEN MCDONOUGH MATTHE 526 8905 1901 CONIGLIO TERESA ONECI DUGO 530 15558 1901 CONINE ADA JONES AMOS 547 2121 1903 CONINE LIZZIE BER GIR YouCH AR ebior 5 Saree e510. 6:0ms 2 do Ore CONIRY MARGARET BARCHIE JOSEPH 532 eas 1902 CONK ADALINE HEATH CHARLES 558 17616 1903 — CONK ADELAIDE a aa Ue a bee ee OC a aa ee e CONK ANNA _ ROGERS CHARLES 541 13741 1902 CONK JANE OSGOOD G 535 4566 1902 CONK MARIE STACKHOUSE ALBER 552 9335 ° 1903 e CONK MAUDE VANBRUNT EDGAR 547 2266 1903 CONKLIN ANDREA WYBLE DANIEL 553 10331 1903 CONKEIASANNAD Sol = = eMC REODEM ARE CHARO Soon 1 s01 5. - ries) = on. Ox CONKLIN ANNA PLANTEN EDWARD 558 17845 1903 CONKLIN BLANCHE MOTT JOSEPH 539 10908 1902 : CONKLIN CORA EADIE ALEXANDER 535 5184 1902 e CONKLIN DEBORAH MASON JAMES 538 9581 1902 i CONKLIN DELIAH CONKLIN HIRAM 544 18233 1902 Beas MeCN Goa OO NESE NaaD ORM aa me ners IE NNER am CHA RIMInR =a aD aise 16,0 01055 cus ca LOLS Te CONKLIN EDITH WHIGAM EDWARD 522 4180 1901 CONKLIN EMMA HARDY JAMES 546 1007 1903 CONKLIN EVA THOMPSON FREDREC 541 13531 1902
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MARRIAGES (LAST) (FIRST) MCDONALD JAMES 19 225 LYNCH MARY MCG MARY MCNALLY JAMES 19 414 LYNCH MARY OBRIEN DAVID 31 106 Y RIGNEY EDWARD 29 146 LYNCH MARY ati : a enee 4 oe 27 477 y MARY STINGER AB 27 214 LYNCH WARY WHITE JOHN 31 496 LYNCH MAY HUGHES GEORGE 413 578 LYNCH WAY NEWMUP WILLIAM 25 534 LYNCH MYRTLE KRUGER EDWARD 16 464419 Lo RE Sea SMITH 4.005 SB ee eee LYNCH NELLIE LYNCH NORA imine CARLTON 18 243 WOOLSON CLIFFORD 47 333 H LYNCH ROSE H FERST JAMES 9 491 LYNCH SARAH NRY 15 440 ARAH TRENSCH JOSEPH 29 640 LYNCH SUSAN CAM LYNCH U OUNPHY THOMAS 8 419 LYNCH SUSAN SCHWOB GOTTLIEB 31 208 LYNCH TERESA JOHNSON BENJAMIN 15 17 LYNCH TERESA MEANEY TIMOTHY 23 528 LYNCH TERESA MURRAY JAMES 25 176 ERESA ENSIGN WILLARD 9 59 M 1909 H r LYNCH WINEFRED HENSLEY ALBERT 12 636 TI 697 i LYND FLORENCE LLYER EDGAR 29 aa ee ROBERT 8 696 A LYNOBERG ALMA LINOBERG TAGE 24 & 1,11 LCYNDE WINIFRED BURLEY EOWARD 5 420 LYNE SARAH TRUESDELL JESSE 30 276 @ LYNES MABEL LYNG FRANCES HARRISON RANDOLP 12 380 LYNGAARD MARY SCHMIDT SVEN 26 327 @ LYNHURST KATE LOWE SAMUEL 17 216 YNN_A HA LAMADRID FRANCIS 16 114 e LYNN CARRIE COLE MORRIS |.—=- S$ 5§_ 774 “CYNN CATHARINE REYNOLDS MICHAEL 24 318 LYNN CATHERINE BADER FRANCIS 14 611 e LYNN CORA LACEY JOHN 16 695 BORAH e LYNN MARY me LYNN MARY MELTZER MORRIS 23 630 LYNN MATILDA e U HOFFMAN HARRY 16. 331 LYNN RACHEL WALKER BERT 36 598 LYNOTT HELEN USAN OVENS GEORGE 31 366 LYNSKEY ANNIE ae
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MARRIAGES MAIDEN NAME OF WIFE NAME DATE OF [won [cn] (LAST) HPFFMAN MAGGIE SCHEIDER JOHN 540 11546 HOFFMAN MAGGIE SMITH CHARLES 527 11485 HOFFMAN MARAGRET SCHUYLER JACOB 549 4992 HOFFMAN MARGARET PFEUFFER ALFRED 525 7414 HOFFMAN MARTHA STEIN CHARLES 546 1363 y F E K 1 8 HOFFMAN MARY COULSTON EDWARD 542 14902 HOFFMAN MARY _ : _HANN WILLIAM _ 543 16793. HOFFMAN MARY KOLODZEIJ PAUL 554 11552 HOFFMAN MARY : __MYERS FRANCES $38 9313 HOFFMAN MARY POLANDY EDWARD 529 13187 MA M y TR M. TEPHEN 554 £1872 HOFFMAN MAYBELLE JOHNSON CHARLES $29 13200 HOFFMAN MILRED MEAD JAMES 557162356. HOFFMAN MINNIE HANN CHARLES 532 1124 SHO EE SAN ONO Ee LEE WANN AD OL PH pee 8 ris HOFFMAN OLGA RUDOLPH BERTUS 520 1458 HOFFMAN RADI T EMMET 541 13643 HOFFMAN REBECCA HARRIS JOSEPH 523 5186 HOFFMAN ROSE cis DAUM JOHN CoS 36. 1916.88 HOFFMAN ROSE STAGER JESSE 552 9109 2 OE MEA Nee SAND SIE. es APGAR GEORGE a es ER HN Be a HOFFMAN SARAH ROBINSON CHARLES 559 18754 E 4 HOFFMANN BEATRICE HOPPE HARRY 553 11181 HOFFMANN BERTHA RALL FREDERICH 547 1519 HOFFMANN CATHARINA DASSING ANTON 540 12572 HOFFMANN ELISA BRETT Louls 5 LOGS Gy HOFFMANN ELISE BRODENSEN MARTIN 521 2809 MA M H E 552 8 HOFFMANN EMMA TOOLE ALFRED 533 2611 HOFFMANN FRANCIS OSTERHOLZ HERMAN 557 15750 HOFFMANN GEORGIANA WATERMAN JACOB 550 6034 ORE VAT I ei ees aes . IU BONS OAR THUR 05559127 415) HOFFMANN KATHARINE CHRIST JOHANNES 543 16160 H MANN LI N HARLE 2 2935 HOFFMANN MARGARETHA LANDWEHR FREDRIC 551 8207 HOFFMANN MARY FRIEDHOFF WILLIA 559 18638 HOFFMANN MARY ZIESSLER ROBERT 532 147 HOFFMANN MINNIE LOHRMANN JOHN 543 16005 HOFFMANN OLGA ENGELS BERTUS 520 1458 HOFFMANN ROSE TREET HENRY 532 627 HOFFMANN THERESIA MOLNAR EMERY 550 6098 HOFFMEYER HENRIETTA MCWILLIAMS ROBER 556 14892 HOFFNER VIRGINIA GODFREY HOSEA 556 14723 Mee se te HOFFSTEIN NETTA ROZENBAUM ABE 530 15668 e HOFHERR ANNA SMITH GEORGE 54m adore HOFLIGER MARY BRENNAN PATRICK 534 4229 1902 HOFMAN ANNA KLEIN ALEXIS 546 91 HOFMAN MARY WASHER FRANK 543 16989 HOFMANN HELENE DOHERR HENRY 558 17398 HOFMANN JULIA HIGH GEORGE 546 OLED HOFMEISTER ANNA FLACH THEODORE 558 17351 HOFME | ANNA KLAHRE AR 559 18684 HOFMEITSTER KATHERINE GOELZ JOHN 550 6792 HOFORD LULA DEVERS FRANK 536 7226 HOFSCHILD ROSA HUME CHARLES 522 5307 HOFSTEDTER LOUISE HALSE HENRY 548 3122
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MARRIAGES NAME DATE OF “hea MARMIAGE a | OF HUSBAND FILE NO. MARRIAGE MARRIAGE (Last) WILSON GEORGE C 38604 ooooe HOFFMAN MARIE WOLFERT FREDERIC 36581 HOFFMAN MARIE FRETT FREDERICK 12452 00000 HOFFMAN MARIE VANMAYDEN CORNEL 23730 00000 HOFFMAN MARIE P GIBSON WILLIAM 1e71i1 00000 HOFFMAN MARTHA CURTIS ALBAM H FMAN MAR GEROLD JOHN B 12631 00000 HOFFMAN MARY JARUSZEWSKI PETE 17447 00000 10 HOFFMAN MARY KELEMANICS FRANC 18470 00000 10 HOFFMAN MARY JACOBSEN CHRISTI 18067 00000 13 HOFFMAN MARY NOAH HARRY 26633 00000 13 OMAN MARY £ STOUT JosepH H 34327 90999 44 RRIN PETER M Wy Reh Be} 00000 14 HOFFMAN MATILDA KRUFT JOSEPH 19708 00000 10 e | CAMPBELL JOHN W 0:55 0:7 00000 HOFFMAN MAY L LEESE JOHN J 20448 HOFFMAN META HALEY HERMAN F 15178 HOFFMAN MILORIED WILLIAMS SETH 36302 Q0000 Lh WITHERS SYLVESTE 39565 00000 HOFFMAN MINNIE HELL NORMAN 15529 00000 _ OFFMAN MINNTE ULMER LEWIS W 37238 00000 H HOFFMAN MOLLIE E TRACY JAMES W 36675 00000 HOFFMAN MYRTLE FORESTAL JOSEPH 11108 00000 HOFFMAN NELLIE SCHECKLER EOWARD 31124 00000 14 OLIVER WILLIAM 26498 00000 HOFFMAN NORENE BENNETT DAYTON 03124 00000 HOFFMAN OLGA ; BANGS WILLIAM 0O 02294 00000 HOFFMAN RUELLA OOWNS ALLISON 09639 HOFFMAN SADIE LEVENSON MORRIS 21235 00000 HOFFMAN SARA CASS THOMAS LE AMON CHARLES 21011 00000 HOFF MAN SARAH _E RINEHART CHARLES 30081 LMA HOFFMAN JULIUS 16221 00000 HOFFMAN SELMA NOE CHARLES 26204 00000 STELLA COSTNER MORRIS 07346 00000 HOFFMAN TILLIE WEINSTOCK OU WILLIAMS LEO H 38516 00000 HOFFMAN VIOLA K RiOnC AGE Rb i Rib iS 7. 30274 N VIOLE WHITEHEAD CHARLE 36086 00000 HON ZILLAH K KERN JOHN 18427 0 4 NN AGNES HEIMBECK JOSEPH 15210 00000 14 HOFFMANN ANNA MCGINNIS WIL 23443 e NN ANNA STEIN CHARLES a 34483 00000 HOFFMANN CARRIE HILLARD JAMES S$ 16197 00000 HOFFMANN CATHARINE EUBEL CASPER 11267 eanes HOFFMANN CATHERINE py apa Se VALMIR B35 59) 0000 H HENRY 11543 So000 HOFFMANN CATHERINE W000 bete 39122 ‘00000 e ORG 08064 00000 HOFFMANN CHARLOTTE CAVANAUGH CHARLE 06385 00000 UTH HENRY 14432 00000 e R HOFFMANN ELIZABETH DEBREE MARINUS 08552 00000 e WARTH WILLIAM 16635 00000 HOFFMANN EMILY MULFORD HENRY 25357 00000
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a~vVS INDEX OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY 1925-29 Bayonne SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME | SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME Barnes Annie 8 Briggs Jennie 9 |Jan,. Boyle John Barash Barnet Berg Israel Barra Frederick Bokla Michael Bandurska Genowefa Brady Thomas . Bell Eugene 9 Bonner Patrick 8 Boice Mildred Bidgood Albert Breaks tone Aaron Birtwistle Elizabeth Ball Robert Burger George Buckley Catherine Bronikowski August Brennan Thomas Behnken Charles Bush goseph Boyd | Agnes Brand ertrude 9 Boyle Cornelius Buckley Anna Bowing Nina 8° Billings May Bauer . John Browne Batholomew Borrelli Anthony Brown George Banks Robert Brown Bruce 9 Barb Andrew Bonner Bridget Bowden Richard Baresch Elizabeth Bridgeman Sarah Boyle Teague 9 Bestel Henrietta Byrne John Byrne William Burton Cornelia Berkowitz Jacob Boorman Anna - Brooks George Brown William Bo jarski Nellie Barlito John Boyle Bridget Bredehoft Edward 9 June Boyle Cornelius 8 June|]| Bernacki Alexander Bandur — Elizabeth Bolesky Philip Borgfrede Maria Baran Andrew _Bochis Mat thew , Bauer Gustav Bartolone Salvatore Borus Frank Brancatella Vito Barnes George 9 | July Battaglia Josephine 8 July] ._Bauman Benjamin Bobinsky Bruno Boniecka Mary Boyle Cornelius Brygier Miron Bonner Eugene Boyle Anna Brown ‘Walter Byczkewicz Julia Bogdzul Konstanty Bentley Rufus Burns Michael Bevan Thomas 9 | Aug. Beardsley Ellen Bayor Wladyslaw Black Hazel Bucholtz Charles Brown Sophie 8 Aug.|| Bauso Phyllis Bogdzul Adam Bonner Owen Berry T.& Ze Beels Annie Browne Norman Book Harry Bondar Nicholas Burns John Brown Louise Best Amelia Berkins Bessie Brown Eawin 9 |Sept Brzozowski Walter Birdsal Frank Buonomo Anna Brown Laura Baril Rosanna Bonaldi Blanche Bentley John : Buonagura Catherine 9 Oct. Baran Joseph 8 ept.|| Brown Frederick Braig Otto Blyler Walter Battleson George Booker Henry Baress William 8 Oct.|| Bortniak Michael _ Basiaga Sophie Butala Elizabeth Bodine ‘| Victor Bieryla Feliksa Bohn Mary 8 Nov.|| Bowden John 9 Nov. Bentley Rebecca Bickmnan Samuel Brand Elizabeth Busk Stanislaw Burns Elizabeth Bolger Thomas 9 Dec. Buckley Nellie Brazuh Mike Brady Edward Boyle Francis Burke Mary Bicica Helen Baran Andrew 8 Dec,|| Bobinski Richard Bibko Joseph Boswell John Branch Lucy Brown Walter Carragan George 5 Jan. Bych Jakim Coughlin Helen _ Benson Henry Cordaro Guiseppe Connell Andrew Chase Doris 5 Feb. Bibko Henry @g Jan,|j Ciszewski Joseph Buchta Joseph Corbet Bridget Barnes John Clancy Catherine Burk Augusta Cassidy Mark Bamberger Caroline Clark Jane Bednarski Joseph Cullinane aaies
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-vs SURNAME Hartigan Hogan Hagen Hennessey Herlihy Humphreys Hovell Hempstead Hawkins Haertel Hethal Houston Henderson Headley Halliday Hofschild Hauck Hampton Hall Harker Hohmann Higgins Hadler Hermets Hartung Howley Healy Hoffman Harris Hancock Hitlan Herchenroeder ' Handza Horbicz Hauxhurst Hereta Hauck Hagemeier 'Hluska Heiser Hoven _ Hunter Hickey Havrilla Haney Howlin Hassard Hight Heiser ._ Hutchinson Hauptmann Hastings Havrilla Hein Hall Hendrickson Horwich Hoff Holmes Hudak Huzarewicz Hedley Hovell , Hellwig Hackett Hobson Harris Hashagen Hruska _ Holton Halperin Hurey . Holzberg Harzewski Homyak . Hartnett Hover Hill Howard INDEX OF DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY 1925-29 Bayonne CHRISTIAN NAME DATE p SURNAME | CHRISTIAN NAME Ethel 8 |Mer. || Harmer Rowland Loretta Hanion John Owen ‘Hull William Thomas - Heaney Catherine Margaret Hoffman Rose John Halbert Agnes John 8 |Apre || Helminski John John ‘Hancock Kate Frank Hyblick Mary Carl Hawes Elizabeth Paul Harrigan Joseph Andrew Susanne Ernest 8 | May || Ingvoldstad Sarah Grace ‘Iskra:. Joseph Johanna Iskra Andrew Elizabeth Tlezak Veronica Emma. John Iwanowski John Ruth 8 |dune || -Inwright Je& Ie Matilda ‘Iadanza Madeline Andrew 8 |July Juanita 8 |Aaug. Inno Francis Lester . Julia Daniel 8 |Septd| Ingvoldstad Axel Sylvester Izbicki Joseph Abraham 8 [[t. 1] -Isaaca David Chana 8 |Nove |} Imbelli Sarah James Joseph Charles ‘Jacobson George ry Jankowski Margaret Alexandra 8 |Dec. Jedzinick Joseph Timothy Jaworowski Jozef Joseph Jellerson Walter Louis Jenkins Chester Julius Jewell George ‘Jaroszewski John Jones Sarah Dorothy 9 |Jan. Johnson James John Jackson Savonia Dorothea Jeffcott Morris Emily Jones James Margaret Joralemon Charles Joseph -Javorsky Frank Elmer Jasinski Piotr Mary 9 |Feb. Jadach Michael Margaret John ; Rose 9 |Mar, Johns Wilson Sarah Janosick Barbara Julius Johnson Josephine Anna 9 |Apr. Jaworski Frank Joseph Janson Matilda Martha Jacobs Abraham Quentin 9 |May Jablonska Bernarda Anna - Joyce Michael Rose Jensen Sarah John - Johnson Marion Essie Jablonski Andrew Catherine Januszkewicz Mary Erdam 9 |June Jadach John Robert 9 | July Jakubowski Kazimierz Austin Johnson William Elizabeth Jackson Boulton Dora Jordan Patrick Emily Jackson Selah Alfred Jones Rose Madora 9 Aug Jeffs Arthur Andrew Jachimowicz Piotr Mary Jones John Isreal Anna 9 |Septy James Joseph Barney . Jackson Gussie Stanley Janeczko Vincenty John 9 | Octh Jaeger Harriet Marguerite Joyce Bridget Robert Jauregui Julia Mary Jablonski Sophie Edith Jachimowicz Jozef 9 5 5 6 6 7 6 6 - 7 DATE Nov. Dec, May Octe Nove Feb e Apr e Aug e June Jane July Nove Jan. Feb e Mar, Apre June July Auge Nove Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Octe Nove Dec. Jane Feb. Mar e Apre May |
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en re tee oe ee me a tne ee De. Ce 8 ee 8 8 ee es et ne INDEX OF BIRTHS IN NEW JERSEY 1907 CHRISTIAN NAME OR PARENTS’ INITIALS Lazarowitz Harry Lescak Josefa Levin Belle Leibvhoff Jennette Long Eliza Lynch T. & B. Lewandoska Florancya ; Lukach Frank 5 Levein imma Lewicz Joseph Lewicz Willienm Levein Ida Looby James Lué Lam Elbert HM. Lococco Emaneula Le Mall J. & iu. Lavine Zelda A. Lehr Veronica Lowrie Rosie Lawless Margaret Logan E. & E. Lapidor Sadie List H. & Re Lee Margareth D. Leso Johanna J, Lawler Francis, Jr. Lyster Irene Lutter John E. Lazarus Herbert B. Lahey John Lascenik Mary Levien Tillie Leibowitz Tiny Lee Ellen Lioman , Antony Ludlan Harold W. Lorez Helena Lapinske Stanislava 27 Lingquist Edward H. 27 Lee Elma 2 Levers Mary si 15 Levin Michael e 23 Lautermilch Henry "29 Langmaid Ralph 5. Sept. l aes 3 een re
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1918 ___THE QUEENSLAND TIMES.
BPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SPECIAL AOVERTISEMENTS. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Th
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TEL Carey & Saye, | W_ HC Bonet, Bass | THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF VICTORY.| TABLE DELICACIES.
SOLICITORS, COppesite, Bt Paste
H. G. BStmpson, Notary Public and " WOOD RY WEDNES- se ee
Commissioner for AMéavite VIsIEe LOWOOD Ee Let us lay it ¥5) and truly. H
DAY.
of Wew Gouth Wales Telephone 125, |
HARRISVILLE visited @very | qe eres Os, this Loan is to be built a great superstructure— | those who reawarty ce
Moots’. Sun, Moon, and Tides, _ our liberty, our greatness, our reputation. - H “iteal ee
Junches, or who mux kes
ie. F, : xe cakes and
Arthur Foote, ea ee t the t i
CONRULTING HERBALIBT, "Rese TO-DAY-SEPTEMDER 14. is ough ne Pa we —_ a ongph =
heath” Arthur-street, City, 19 am ; . é fi Kine out comPage, ° | «
ti ne Se B. Ran rlavs. 6 ° ams seta, 5 » pm aacribce, our determination. the announcement that we have re
hone 364, x Meon-—F iret quarter, Septet ceived a shipment of tece popular
err fe . 4 iw
~ Dr Jack , Tides. Let us reatise what will be built up on this War Loan.
. High water, 232 2 ‘
Ser ewe | SESE ee | BUY BONDS, TO BUY VICTORY.) == 2 mem
Brisbane-street, Telephone 162 | | yh . |
—_—_—_
- : They will return you S per cent. If you cannot afford to f LEM! UTTER
M. Tertier, Dentist, | FORTHCOMING buy a Bond, buy War Savings Certificates, which will coat ON Bi .
Visits Laidley first Tuesday, Boonab Ff
wtcond Thursday euch month. | ——— you 176, and return you £1in three years, PINEAPPLE BUTTER,
Al Lil | TO-DAY—BATULDAY, i Full particulars at Banke and Post Offices. sane
fred Lilley, | Puviie seeting—at Towood, 3.3 pam. | BANANA BUTTER.
SOLICITOR, rs improvement,
OLICITOR nee snus Commonwealth Treasury. W. A. WATT, 1/2 Jar.
‘Telephone No, 3 root ‘
ed Football—Matchea continued on North | September, 1918. Treasurer. || VANILA BUTTER SHORTLY TO
ARRIVE,
— Ipawich Reserve, |
K. L. Barnett, LD.Q, Trip and Congert--Cambrian Chotr trip}
to
DENTIST, soiling rening at Rin 0, |) EE ————————————— GROCERY PRICE LISTS,
Nicholas-street, Telephons 14 oral Fete—East |
pawich Method.st | EPISODES. DEATH.
Church, ECHOES AND HAWKINS.—On September 10, Mary |
Campbell Amalgamated School Sportx—at Gla-
ONE QUALITY - THE BEST M. M. morgan Vale: dance ai night. | _— Honora (Mollie), deary beloved Cosipietinsive ana: iGauiase
_ OENTIST, Races—Q.T.C. meeting at Arcot and only daughter of Charles Wil- |! price Gusts are now available for
Irishons-ntront. ‘Telephone 1172, |Hulertainmentenat Martoo's Olympia.) The value of the work prrfurmed by] Ham and Lots Hawkins, aged 2)| outao¢.town residents, and we ine
Rosewood every stone-atreet. our Techaica! =] years 0
Al Crocer’s eLisite Rosewood every Theredey. | socttde MPauke Society, tn Hall. |ereasingly evident year by year, Tho an ee vite those who are living beyond
CFS, ‘Nicholas + atevet ; and Railway |value of our own institution cannot be. "SEREAVENENT NOTICES, NT NOTICES. the reach of our order men to ask
} Bwisaming Clud, y Chambers, measured in terme of &. #. d. nor can . for ene (o be posted regularly,
Variety Bntertainment-—in Waterworks | It be Judged by” Umiediate results,| THE McNEILL PANILY, Cribbastrect,
Church of England, Hall, |The (ultfon which Ls imparted thereat Ipswich, wish to convey their ali
FNouid stand students in good stead) Chee THANKS to kind friends for — ~,
International Patr—North Ipawich Con-|in the battle of life—which is, of free ty oa
nteregavional Church, opening 2.30 the primary object of a Tech-| — S¥mpathy shown in thelr recent MAIL AN INQUIRY TO-DAY.
cour:
pun nical Cotleg:
—F re | Rose Pair—Salvation Arms Bundanba, — Mrs. P. McONERVY FAM.
J. T. Fox, . peeing 36 At the last_ meeting of the committee ee ar anearely. THANK ail kina é
SURGEON DENTICT, TO-MORROW—SUNDAY. of ihe local Technical College, the FAS] relatives and friends who sent mes HOUSEKEEPING AIDS,
a —eeenenwnvens | Late of the Dental College and Oral/ sages, cards, letters of sympathy,
THAT LAD OF YOURS OVERSEAS—8ON, BROTHER, FRIEND} Hospital, Victoria), Anniversary Services Brasaall, Meuho- | ne the value of the to. | also. those who otherwise, aym- .
WATSON'S BUILDINGS, ReIsBANE, | Tt Sunday Serook wENt Norn [ment of the Principal, that the number] —pathised with them in the lose of Household Ammonia,
There is ome thing that wil bring @ smile to his face STREET, IPSWICH, Special Serv ices—Salvation Army, Bun. | of students enroued for the Bete their won and brother, Pte. John
and « joy to his heart that nothing else can give—that ‘danba. . 2032—conatitutes & n ‘Thomas MoGreovy. A splendil ald for washing Fine
only you can give—-YOUR PHOTOGRAPH IL to 8. pm. dally, = Band. "Recital—Tpewich Model Band, |indeed « gratifying state of aftairs. — Fabrica, Woollens; Softens water,
Make a» Appointment
Pastry extensively, will welcome
. Gelicacies that have become 20 ese
it coms J
ei ga . STS pa Ig to b hoped that Government Mr, B WRIGHT and FAMILY, of|] cleans silver and clothing, and ts
E & BalseaNE-OTRERR, trol, 9 ontemplatet vt Te it ame] Daing-street, wish (o tender their|| now one of the moat indispensable
WHITEHEAD, 1PSWIGH. =—>_ ‘it—well, so much the butter: unsere SRANES, to an ne in 4 — on the modern housekeeper’s
. Is is generally recognised abowed al y
= TODAY'S WEATHER, {7 Sooa practice to tet well alone, {em in connection with th» death
* : af thelr son and brother.
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eresting statement CRC |
BEDDING:S SCATTRRED SHOWERS, fhe weateeret inj aonet ae) | ROLL oF HONOUR worn sescait: roomed
A Forecast for Queensiand.—Fine, ex- ‘aml
. ip . wad 5 Tor KELLY.—In loving memory of our dear 414 PER BOX,
bg oe Grant!” south-caxce
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sbowers on the
t ; ° Ma Ma brother, Sapper Nat Kelly, killed
&€: coast; south-casterly winds on trople | wood in France, S»ptember 14, 1917. 3/6 PER DOZEN,
4 7 cal slopes, easterly to north-'
oe A Ta Ghrewhere: rising temperature. te take ees He was one of the best that God could
the and
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BUY A NEW MATTREGS AT THE RIGHT PRICK! OOS going strong after Te pi to Mie oD all |A loving brother and « faithful friend QUEEN BRAND, 9d PER BOX,
TTRESSES—Vor Double Bods, 41/8, W/, O8/, For Fiftced for the public weal it should |night. Too far away from your grave to nee,
Mas
40/, Vor Single Beds, 23/6, 81/6. . —_— ‘But not too far, dear, to think of thee. LARGE PACKETS
MATTRESSES—For surely be the former. How neces-| 1 1. aise a very eratitying state He was dearly loved, now sadly mourn-
Double Beds, $2/6; for Three-quarter Beds,
_ sary it ts that our primary tadustries |o¢ arrairs, and must stimulate those in| sd, Kitchen’s Washing Powder,
Nothing mors should be fostered ia severally admlt-|eharge of uhe work to give of thelr best tn France he fills a hero's grave. P °
Gelightful could PR | i.c 1 every potitician. ‘The unfort- /t9, wach enthusiastic pupils. The *7! Caserted by his brother and sister-|| 4id PER LARGE PACKET,
be. purchased unate thing iy that, In x0 many 18+! which the local college officials were {0-law, Williain and Emily Kelly, bbw
for your home. stances, our Iegteiatora do not con: |the antes oe ee on irs pny ‘Though market has advanced, we
It would give form, in their actions, to thrit profess |inough students thereat may not be/KELLY.—In loving memory of our dear|| 4... atill oftert
Al le ed convictions. The possibility of a eworeyl on Us (eats a nalere son and brother, Sapper Nat. Kelly, offering up to
endless pieas- party triumph has not infrequently] "UC, Valuable knowledge can be ini ie Zeseeaers, sanee in France, || the old price of 414.
sbown that our Partiamentarians have | parted. Brezee whe hae bad sy. ta hes tea,
thing to do wi farm knows Somewhere France
forgotten, for the moment at least, St knowing which end of the] Rolled in a Union Jack,
their duty to the community. That /nammer is used for driving in a DalllTearg may flow, but still we know,
we must, 2 the post-war days, rely es We can never bring him back.
very largely for our advancement upon | That the Beincaiton Deserta ae His fame, it will live in story, CRIBB &
Wherever our Gag is unfurt»2,
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our primary industries, po student of|ing, and extending. the work Im coune) Fe aiea for niy King and Country,
in recent
fi sftatrs will attempt to diapate. ence |try centres, weiter and Under| And the freedom of the world. Universal Provider,
The People’s Tailors, AN ABSORBING DOMESTIC STORY. the urgency of the need for being prac |Rerotary, Under the new sobeme, Mr. Par, far away oa the hilltop,
'eople’s N tical In our legislation governing these |Wearno pointed out tt ts intended tal 3a me city that hes no pain, IPSWICH.
7 . o or ‘0 " uu) further cater wani fo watch at the ful Doorway,
ARE AMZRICAN SHOULOE OF GREAT POPULAR INTEREST. janterprtors, To take risks Im.cever et ‘That will doubtiess
EXPERT! . to grauly the wishes of Caddists ty aa {coun S287 ube folk in the coun-| To bid us a welcome again.
co _ * aig) th ' relicd wpon, will (lozert:d by his loving mother, sls- R
y ingly slort-sighted poticy who, it can be reli ther, WH T
Commencing Thursday Next, Jex oe aor wrt sight : be rs try, who, it can be relies | zee 'tec brote ; . ERE THOUSANDS SHOP B'
in 19. jpolicy which mo body of mon worthy unitics afforded thereby to iQ France.) .
Woe recognise NO Points of a SUIT jof ths name of statermen would at-jircuse thir plock of Knowledge SS
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deserve closer attention than the| “ tempt to enforce. Our producers, who RELLY.—In loving memory of our dear
oa of eveotlog & building as a 5, ° 4 ____
BHOULDER. Wo can bulid a good lore continuously faced with many tans | _ THe ites Of egetlOn & Pathe wole| bFvtlier, “Sapper Nat. Kelly, tat
shoulder and get the effect dealred, with ldtcaps due to varylag climatic Y ‘of Ipswich tx @ good one, and it Tunnellors, killed 1a France, Sep- IN MEMORIAM.
Rothing artificial about it BY MARGARET HAMILTON. 2 ‘ jin a project which #hould not be lost tember 14, 1917. HMOEPNER—In loving memory of out
ether conditions, ure deserving Of OV) sieht of. A central hall erected a8 &@ Honour aad gtory he has earned, doar father and mother, who de-
ABOUT STOCKS—"A word to the! HE FIRST PART of the ahove ery consideration at the hands of the|tribute lo the work (heso men have Weatth and comfort he bad spurned, parted this life September 14 and
wise,” take @ tip and secure your sult absorbing Domestic Story of xoverning powss. It may be a hack-|sone would certainly bea: stmirene To give his life, at duty’s cal), 20, 1916,
while there ls @ stock to select tr». great popular Interest will be pub- pesed phrase iat “the farmers cone | WAY 20 Ite APPS Ct only would Peloved by comradey, one and all. | 4¢ Thou should’st call me to resiga,
. lshed in the columns of | the = saltute the backbone of the country.” |It be a lasting monument, but it woult| Caverted his loving ststor and | What most I prize it ne'er was ming,
— ‘Queensland Times" on THURS. Nevarhclaed 1h 6d seit evdent th " |lorve a very useful purpose and should ‘brother-in-law, Evther and Arthur|f only yield Theo what ts Thine,
DAY NEXT, September 19, and a i pened tare Bt that suck yg helpful to the men themselves. Th | Poneti,) Wi
BRISBANE-STREET, further inxtaiment will appear in |¢° — is tho ease If the primary Indastries loval branch of the Returned Holders — ~_ bith moe See
~ a : ve approved of - x 4
| each succeeding tsxue, W. T. GRAY. lougulsh at any time from any cause, Jor previ Neaporary premlale, pends MARSH—Killed in action, In France, fan aad tatig, Albeot Cont nani nen
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‘ : ; 26th August, 1918, Pri
— pe LENKOROUGH-STREER, Wie effect is Invariably severe on the ‘stepa being taken lo erect on 26th 4 My
ST Selling Age: couutsy generally, When this ts duo|th as, veil adequately nent tan nee, ence vont prghen ‘aged 20 years, | "°" Ebbw Vale)
i cb * Wha thy teome Wi © ungest dea:
i hacen poten alee o Aaah to drought conditions tere Is the wat-| ir to tlme to dl gg rly beloved zon ots, BRYANT—In wine. saneey ations
‘The members of the Dinmore Moth-
SSS fielaction that tho depression caused —_ dear son and brother, Arthur Jobn,
odist Ch a 1 ites a . . Mra.
Micnt) held an "et hom ss on; thereby will be hut temporary. If, how-| The recent showers will, no doubt.| Pp, Stoedy, Accidentally killed in City Colliery,
) Saturday afternoon Last. The Queensland r Pe . giadden the hearts of the men on the! Brisbane, and Private Harry Marsh Syptomber 15, 1914, aged 17 years
eyou obtain comfort, as!thot tres hata In tno church, Times, fever. tuis*condition of affairs ix brought eg a etre hho poiprorin ipl hed Sym
E Y 1% ut pre: wilh
‘na clothes ‘youll for of which way nicely decorated wit! about by unsympathetic legivtation jexprercod that there Peace, Perfect, Peace.
De proud te wear, Biyle flowers and pot plants, | The Iev. (Carabliohed'2088) Jand administration, the outtook be-{chanke untl) euictent ralp bas fallen) Ite gave bis life fer his Country. | (inserted by his loving parents, B24
. Tuckee ——$—$—$—$$————
that stays, fabrics \uat petty pene eee aire. PR erat = — — comes very seriously affected. Tho fing in regard to Wie shortage of fodder IN MEMO.ASL ther, and sisters.)
wear well in addition to from Burdanba, Hilkstone, Redbani prosent {a a time when efforts should }and water. A fow inches of rain at), pop) 1 .
the appearance which Goodna, and TaPinga; also a numbe: Saturday, September 14, 1918, bo centred on itnimisiog the obsta-| Us time of the y:ar would work loving memory of our | Pattee
Marks the well-dressed of Dinmore friends. ‘The musical part 1 whe murvellous transformation In the ap-| dear husband and father, who died
man. In & word they're of the programme was mapplled | geese cles, fe the: path Of; the primary. pro~ | pearence fo ee 4 iy at Boonah, September 15, 1915. 4. @ H. REED, UNDERTAKERS,
Bults you CAN Trust, | follows: Overture, Miss C. Buckenbam, ducers, If the latter are encouraged | WOR Oo tie onan abund= | 7° shock was great, the blow servers, a
; sot Bi 14: Jones; duet, Ming F. Da: ENCOURAGE INDUSTRIES, {aud. as a result, prosper, the industrial [Sack oF frie witt'be ia wideace | POF lttle we thought the end was bear; one Se eetacuwe
we set acquainted to-! Jordan; recitation, Miss May Havister: — centro must of necessity #hare there- — . 1 oie mast think of him when I at a
end recitation, the Rev. A. C. Tempest. Australia bs piling up @ huge tiability. |in. vi e Judging by the remarks of JO!
Dulaty retroohmects were werved DY Ite is trus that, to a very consideeabrolin ‘With the obitgations that w2 are) 7 Situier for Railways), ta reply |For memory is the only (hing that grief HNGON Bros, UNDERTAKERS,
the members of the guild; and the| . ry iderablo incurring, the demanils of the future/to the deputation which waited upon ean call her own, Brisbane-street. opposite Johnson's
singing of the Doxology brougs, to a/extent, the war is responsible fur ab-/will certulaly be heavy. Of coureo bi urning tas comeerection Se. the (Inserted by his loving wife and fam-|Coachworks. Telephone 107, day of
T. J. GEERTZ, jose & most enjoyable gathering, [normal expenditure. There 1s no ex-|they will have to be met. No country | Madey allway wtation. the work We lly.) night; also ‘phone 232, a
= caping this if we are to be loyal to'cun for Vy inde jot the a tationists
The “Comfort Two Point Benzino @ moment entertain an idew of | Minister did not give the depu'
Ipswich. Tron” ta going (0 do away with the dia:|the Empire and true to ourssives.|repudiation, What 1s necded ts that |MuUch encouragement that must be MILL—In loving memory of our dear
comt rts attending the household fron-| Unfortunately, however, there is toolthe future should bo faced. by eed: Dut Mt certainly aid no harm jusband and father, William Bll,
ing: with this tron the work can be : ‘© future should bo bolily faced by|to draw’ his attention to the need) who entered into his eternal rest &G ral N
done on the lawn, or any other cool, |#Ft & tendency atnongst governing |our leaders who, animated by a desiro on we pe P4 we be on September 13, 1911, ene: ews
IT IS THE RESOLVE. shady place, Ask to see, one at Cribb |authoriues to revort to lavish expend-[to faithfully discharg> thelr dutles,|ine bullding a little sooner than it oth-| (Inserted by bis loving wife and —+——
the GENUINE eR! ‘oote’s hardware department? |iture, in dirictions which can hardly |ah e rwise would have been bi jamily.)
Be obtain g BAND! ; ity |should co-operate io their efforts to a/« woul are alte IPSWICH ATHLETES.
&k oyeeli <TR . a wil ong be justified in exlstlog circumstance: —
TENNIS AT ROSEVALE. '.|far greater extent than has been done) seany reaidents foe! that the authors | LIVERMORE—In lovin, ‘The annual sports in connection with
procure an vee s organ Hy morling a interesting oe of tennis) That Kt is necessary to “keep thingu)in the past. Nothing should bo done |ities do not fully realise the mportanc our dear husband» ead ttn Bt. Joseph's Coiege, Nudgee, wire
valu and protect Led Sone our corresponéeni) was played moving” no intelligent person will at-|which may have tho result of com-|0f the Lockyer district, but one only Thomas Livermore, who departed | beld on the Exhibition Oval, Chg
ee oe SP uatirmen from ths |t™Pt to dispute, Is this being done|plotely stifling any one, or more, of 3 tls Life, Beptember 15, 1917, Soares cor ihe various compe:
Rosewood tenais slab and 6 team from along the right Mnow? That i» the/thos industries, which, hitherto, have mee RLP, ul Keen rivalry prevailed. ane
oe bh ir. a ic! I rt ‘o a large extent, | te maid that the oyu
oe eee te, Guttora ana ic. J there |” ta fant question, It is cne|provided emphyment, directly und io-|i45 mainstay of many other Centeos |g, aserted by his loving wife and two) 1) TMtonship was & most exciting FACS
Authentic medical testimony, very do- ney, the hom> team. The vistiors page ~ si tbe Bees of both State|directly, for a considerable number of Gurieg the Gry sean, large supplics | * . Williams and J. Guoper Hutshing ale
pressing to he heart. The GENUINE Stived by motor car pa tock 10m ere whould very care-|p2rsons. Rather aliould care bo ta-|° und hay coming regularly |) wee woneE—in lovi most » dead beat the *
nd was immediately commenced. therefrom. A great deal of this pro- .—In loving memory of f the first-named, J. Cooper,
BANDER EJXTHACT ts absolutely Tho vey was Very aveuly vantested, |Uuy investigate, ‘That investigation|ken to develop these undertakings and | duce 1s loaded at Laidley, aarp ‘Thomas B. Livermors, who depart- woo lea fon of Mr. Goorge Cooper, of
Bon-injurious, até brings instantane- and the It was @ Win for the hom>|slould be made with an open mind—|ulso to encouroge the creation of new, |course, means that a good dral of bus- ed Unis life on September 25, 1917,|tho Helle Vue Motel North Ips
ous relief in backache, fevers, colds, team by 10 wets 69 gum jz ; |imess is done at the local rallway stu + 1917. | oion the seilor cup championship with
Jung, 00d stomach troubles, and its Eames.” The visitors were entertained | 2? With the one desire to ascertain prodtabio tndustrica, Much could, und}ijon, ‘Tho Mintater mikht well con- Sadly missed. TP polate, This led, who 1s very po-
great antlsey, powers protect frose at lunch and afternoon tea by the lasy | Whether, tn the interests of the com-|should be dons in this direc-|wider whether it is wise lw pile up too! (Inserted by bis brother-in-law and/pular with his schoo! mates at Aude
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future infection. Ulcers, wounds, burma, Ton" aicorther, & very. pleas tunity as @ whole the best is being /uon It Js aw wliorterighted poly Uy be attendd w after the war ls Oven! en & Nusen? Fe nd tue 880 yards. callees
eprains, ar healed without taflamma- (atowing are the; tene, baving regard to the futureand|which absolutly proluibits attempts :| : : |championsiip. MM» accounted for Uh
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tion, BANDER'S EXXTKACT is ea- : SW. ; ry | RMON In loving memory of fourth heat in the 120 yards hurdle
alte che Risser ecomelcins ferent sot: ._J.)the many complex problems which will/establish necded concerns, merely be- our dear gon and broutcr, ‘rhonas|Crampionsiip, and ran ‘abird ta Uh
ties, and is unique in 4 effect; Key and It [bars to bo faced. Ef this were done|causo thy Government Is not in a po! MARRIAGE, Shedrick Livermora who died vuffiual die came third in the 100 yards
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No. Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage,
Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden Name
185 Catherine Aug 30 - Sept 6 – William John A. Egan
Connolly 1885 1885 Catherine O’Brien
O’Brien Anna Knox
186 Isabelle Aug 23 – Sept 6 – Lawrence Robert “
Minton 1885 1885 Bridget Talbot
McNally Anna Talbot
187 Joseph Aug 17 – Sept 6 – John John Griffin “ Married
Mundell 1885 1885 Bridget Lynch Joanna Norah
Griffin Dusten
Feb. 21 –
1911
By J.E.
Halton
188 Loretta Aug 26 – Sept 6 – Bartholmew Jeremiah “
Lyons 1885 1885 (sic) Cadigan
Catherine M. Cadigan
McGee
189 Anna Sept 9 – Sept 13 – Andrew Patrick “ Married
Elizabeth 1885 1885 Joanna McNeirney Michael
Flanagan McGuire Helen Leahey
McGuire Apr. 21 –
1908
C. Doyle
190 Louisa Aug 24 – Sept 13 – Andrew Florence “
Roeling 1885 1885 Josephine Oberley
Schifmacher Louisa
Oberley
191 Arthur Sept 9 – Sept 13 – Arthur William “
Kavanagh 1885 1885 Mary Hurley
Partridge Cath.
McCaffrey
192 Hannah Sept 15 Sept 13 – David Thomas “
Crotty – 1885 1885 Margaret Ryan
Holland Margaret
Hogan
193 John Sept 9 – Sept 20 – John Edward “
Kilkenny 1885 1885 Mary Byrne
Connelon Julia Lyman
194 Thomas Sept 15 - Sept 20 - Thomas John “
Reynolds 1885 1885 Hanah Brown Shanahan
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No. 59 Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage,
Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden
Name
113 Mary Eliz. May 19 - June 5 - Francis Hugo A. Egan
Russell 1886 1886 Marg't Fitzpatrick
Turner Mary Turner
114 Mary Theresa May 26 - June 6 - Thomas Jos. Rickley "
Schinemens 1886 1886 Theresa Julia
Kigler Blaubuliel
115 George May 29 - June 6 - George Daniel "
Somers 1886 1886 Mary Scanlon
Whelan Elizabeth
Bull
116 Mary May 31 - June 6 - Edward John Welsh "
McGuire 1886 1886 Julia Cath.
Whelehan Herrick
117 Daniel Lehan May 28 - June 6 - John Patrick "
1886 1886 Honora Lehan
Connell Mary
Connell
118 James Kenny June 9 - June 13 - James William "
1886 1886 Rose Lynch
O'Donnell Mary Lynch
119 Thomas Lauth May 29 - June 13 - Adam Thomas "
1886 1886 Mary Hausein
Hausein Johanna
Lauth
120 Henry Reilly June 10 - June 13 - James Patk. "
1886 1886 Cath. Donahue
Donahue Alice Reilly
121 Barbara June 10 - June 13 - Thomas Patrick "
Brennan 1886 1886 Cath. Powers
Lavelle
122 William May 28 - June 13 - Michael Hugo "
Sweeney 1886 1886 Susan Savage
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No.27 Name of Date Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Record of
Person and Baptism Name Marriage,
Baptized Place etc.
of Mother’s
Birth Maiden
Name
203 Elizabeth Sept Sept 23 William John A.M.
Trodden 19 - - 1888 Hughes Egan
1888 Mary
Anna Eliz.
McNally Hughes
204 James Sept Sept 23 Thomas Patrick " Married
Patk. 19 - - 1888 Magner Elizabeth
Magner 1888 Cath. Devine
Bannon Mary Apr 29 -
Lynch 1915 at
St. Peter
Brooklyn
by John
Devine
205 John Sept Sept 30 John Anna "
Nicholas 26 - - 1888 McMahon
Duane 1888 Anastasia
Pomfred Ellen
Doyle
206 Julia Aug Sept 30 Andrew John "
Dowd 20 - - 1888 Inglesby
1888 Catherine
Morton Marg't
Fahey
207 Mary Aug Sept 30 Andrew John Long "
Dowd 20 - - 1888
1888 Catherine Marg't
Morton Norton
208 Mary Sept Sept 30 James William "
Anna 14 - - 1888 Lee
Eakin 1888 Mary Lee
Marg't
Carroll
209 Catherine Oct 6 Oct 7 - Thomas Peter "
Brennan - 1888 1888 Lavelle
Cath.
Lavelle Anna
McCabe
210 Herman Aug Oct 7 - Joseph Herman "
Ottinger 31 - 1888 Hartung
1888 Minnie
Hartung Julia
Keating
211 Leo Brady Sept Oct 7 - Terence John "
23 - 1888 Brady
1888 Sara
Smith Jane
Brady
212 Matilda Sept Oct 7 - John Engelbert "
Brandt 28 - 1888 Olt
1888 Marg't
Heffner Matilda
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No Name of Date Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Record of
. Person and Baptism Name Marriage,
99 Baptized Place Mother’s etc.
of Maiden
Birth Name
14 William Dec Jan 1 James Cornelius Egan
Cogan 29 1891 Mary Brady
1890 Gerry Marg.
Gerry
15 John Jan 2 Jan 11 Cath. Allan “
Archbold 1891 McClellan McClellan
(Archibald 1891 Christina
) McClellan
McDonal
d
16 Matthew Jan 1 Jan 11 Peter Rich. “
Leo 1891 Marg. Fitzhale
Brady 1891 Kilduff Ellen
Fitzhale
17 Mary Jan 3 Jan 18 James Peter “
Agnes 1891 Mary Costello
Costello 1891 Carroll Julia
Murphy
18 Rosanna Nov Jan 18 Bernard Henry "
Gallagher 4 1891 Rosanna Brown
1890 Hawton Mary
Murphy
19 Catherine Dec Jan 18 Timothy Jerome “
Lynch 9 1891 Cath. Walsh
1890 Griffin Cath. Walsh
Agnes Jan 18 William Mich.
20 McDonal Dec 1891 Cath. McDonald “
d 29 Brennan Cath. Walsh
1890
21 William Sept Jan 18 Michael Martin “
Burke 16 1891 Bridget Duffy
1890 McDonald Ann O’Neil
22 James Jan 9 Jan 18 James John Prout “
Francis 189 1891 Mary Marg.
Donnelly 1 Hogan Connolly
23 James Jan 5 Jan 18 Owen Peter “
McCabe 1891 Anna Hurley
1891 Murphy Cath.
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No. 55 Name of Date Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage, etc.
Person and Baptism Name
Baptized Place of Mother’s
Birth Maiden
Name
73 Edward Apr 3 Apr 4 - James Edw. A. Egan
Watson 1886 1886 Mary Egan Martin
Anna Egan
74 Johanna Mar 13 Apr 4 - George Edw. " Married to Paul
Schafer - 1886 1886 Bridget Sullivan Kail - Jan 30 -
Connolly Mary 1909
Fitzgerald in St. Patrick's
- Elizabethport,
N.J. Rev.
Gessner
75 Herbert Ernst Mar 21 Apr 11 - Francis Richard "
- 1886 1886 Ellen Welsh
Walsh M. Ernst
76 James Apr 1 - Apr 11 - Henry James " Married to Jas.
Reickert 1886 1886 Bridget Casey Rickert - Oct
Monahan Bridget 13 1909 in St.
Boyle Mary's A.M.
Egan
77 Denis Leahey Apr 3 - Apr 11 - John Denis "
1886 1886 Marg't Leahey
Mahoney Anna
Leahey
78 Henry Apr 2 - Apr 11 - Thomas John Jones "
McInnierney 1886 1886 Matilda Lizzie
Caldwell Caldwell
79 Margaret Mar 27 Apr 11 - Timothy Henry "
Cronin - 1886 1886 Marg't Dillon
Mitchell Mary
Thomas
80 Anna Lynch Mar 29 Apr 11 - Jeremiah Jas. "
- 1886 1886 Mary Callahan
Callahan Mary
Sullivan
81 James Apr 6 - Apr 11 - Patrick John Boyle "
Sweeney 1886 1886 Marg't Mary
Mulligan Sweeney
82 James Calden Mar 26 Apr 11 - Patrick John Trolan "
- 1886 1886 Sarah Lee Mary
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No.31 Name of Date Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Record of
Person and Baptism Name Marriage,
Baptized Place etc.
of Mother’s
Birth Maiden
Name
243 Robert Aug Nov 2 - Edward Margaret Doyle
Clark 28 - 1888 Fahey C.S.P
1878 Nora .
Moran
244 Edward Oct Nov 4 - James Jeremiah A.M.
Kemble 22 - 1888 McCarthy Egan
1888 Delia
Henneber Emma
ry Leahey
245 John Oct Nov 4 - Joseph John "
Zurciski 27 - 1888 Kloheck
1888 Mary
Zankovit Anna
ch Zikoa
246 Charles Sept Nov 4 - John Tobias "
Zabol 22 - 1888 Popson
1888 Anna
Molinak Mary
Popson
247 Gertrude Oct 8 Nov 4 - Henry John "
Bonfine - 1888 1888 Thompson
Anna
McGuire Jennie
Hunter
248 James May 5 Nov 4 - Daniel William Doyle sub. cond.
Edgar - 1857 1888 Turner C.S.P
Lynch Cath. .
Infeld Rosana
Eakins
249 Arthur Jan 9 Nov 4 - Benjamin William " sub. cond.
Francis - 1862 1888 Turner
Russell Hanah
Clark Rosana
Eakins
250 Charles Sept 5 Nov 4 - Charles William " sub. cond.
Burn - 1846 1888 Turner
Lotta
Hayes Rosanna
Eakins
251 Anna Jan 26 Nov 4 - John William " sub. cond.
Whelan - 1839 1888 Lanzeby Turner
Lanzeby
Sarah Rosanna
Ivinson Eakins
252 Anna Oct Nov 4 - Timothy Timothy A.M. Married
Cronin 15 - 1888 Cronin Egan William
1888 Mary Meade
Mulchen Mary in St.
Conaty Joseph's
Church
Paterson
N.J. J.A.
DillonArchived record
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No. 25 Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage,
Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden
Name
55 Mary Feb 20 – Mar 1 – James John A.M.
Anastasia 1885 1885 Mary Egan Shannon Egan
Watson Margaret
Muck
56 William Mar 5 – Mar 8 – James William “
Reed 1885 1885 Margaret Lynch
Qualey Johanna
Qualey
57 George Feb 22 – Mar 8 – Frederick Denis “
Denis 1885 1885 Barbara Leahey
Taylor Weis Anna
Leahey
58 Bertha Feb 8 – Mar 8 – Gustave Ernest “
Sophie 1885 1885 Sophie Holder
Brown Hurber Bertha
Holder
59 Thomas Feb 26 – Mar 8 – Thomas John “
Francis 1885 1885 Helen Higgins
Higgins Driscoll Mary
Driscoll
60 Mary Feb 11 – Mar 12 – Patrick John Wood “
Kavanagh 1885 1885 Mary Julia Wood
Nolan
61 Elizabeth Jan 9 – Mar 12 – Benjamin Thomas “
Herford 1885 1885 Anna Killeen
Cassidy
62 Daniel Mar 6 – Mar 15 – Daniel Michael “
Daley 1885 1885 Helen Healey
Healey Elizabeth
Healey
63 Bridget Mar 6 – Mar 15 – Thomas David “
Hickey 1885 1885 Mary Shay Hickey
Julia Reilly
64 John Mar 9 - Mar 22 - John Daniel “
Francis St. 1885 1885 Elizabeth Hurley
John Macy Helen
NaughtonArchived record
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Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden
Name
145 James Sept 3 – July 12 – Anthony Joseph Kriek A.M.
Joseph 1884 1885 Josephine Pauline Egan
Katz Huphsteter Müller
146 George July 10 – July 12 – Matthew Timothy “
Hogan 1885 1885 Theresa Hogan
Nugent Anna Clark
147 Joseph June 16 - July 12 – James James “ Cert.
Francis 1885 1885 Cath. Sharkey supplied
Morgan Sharkey Catherine
Sharkey
148 Agnes June 29 – July 12 – William William “
Highland 1885 1885 Mary Kirby Keating
Eliza
O’Brien
149 Mary July 5 – July 12 – John William “
Sumstein 1885 1885 Mary Hogan Hogan
Mary Honan
150 Henry July 10 – July 19 – Sylvester Francis “ Married
Long 1885 1885 Susan McNeirney Mary
Haverty Cath. Nutley
Haverty Feb 23 –
1926 in St.
Henry’s P.
Egan
151 Francis July 10 – July 19 – Francis Charles “
Kellett 1885 1885 Catherine Kellett
Sheridan Margaret
Sheridan
152 George June 29 – July 19 – George George “
Hoffman 1885 1885 Rose Weckensen
Andredes Cartina
Weckensen
153 Fannie July 14 – July 19 – John John Duane “
Welsh 1885 1885 Anna Cath.
Griffith Kavanagh
154 Margaret July 1 - July 19 - Thomas John Hesson “
Herbert 1885 1885 Cath. Norah
Connolly MurphyArchived record
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No. 19 Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage
Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden
Name
230 Lawrence Dec 7 - Dec 21 - Michael William
Frere 1884 1884 Honora Frere
Cushion Frances
Frere
231 Lawrence Dec 12 - Dec 21 - John C. Michael
Hunter 1884 1884 ------- McNamara
Margaret
Lee
232 James Dec 25 - Dec 28 - James George
Rabbit 1884 1884 Emma Sweeney
Leahey Mary Reilly
233 Bridget Dec 23 - Dec 28 - Patrick Matthew
Rossiter 1884 1884 Elizabeth Powers
Boyle Anastasia
Taylor
234 Margaret Dec 8 - Dec 28 - John Patk.
Anna Beck 1884 1884 Theresa McEligett
Melando Maria
Melando
235 Elizabeth Dec 2 - Dec 28 - Thomas Timothy
O'Reilly 1884 1884 Ellen Carroll
Martin Anna Grant
1 George Dec 21 - Jan 3 - Austin Hugo
Dallas 1884 1885 Sarah Stevens
Smith Desson Sarah Bruder
2 Peter Dec 27 - Jan 3 - John James
Francis 1884 1885 Alice McCabe
McCabe Murphy Anna
McCabe
3 George Dec 10 - Jan 3 - Edward ------- Cer.
Green 1884 1885 ------- Mary supplied
McMahon
4 John Dec 29 - Jan 4 - Thomas Patk.
Duggan 1884 1885 Margaret Gallagher
Gallagher Bridget
ByrneArchived record
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No. 81 Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage,
Person Place of Baptism Name and etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden
Name
59 Thomas Mar 11 – Mar 13 – William Thomas A.M. Egan
Butler 1887 1887 Mary Kenah Butler
Bridget
Moran
60 Thomas Feb 22 – Mar 13 – Thomas James Flynn “
Martin 1887 1887 Helen Eliz. Hickey
Gallagher
61 Margaret Mar 7 – Mar 13 – Timothy John Walsh “
Lynch 1887 1887 Cath. Cath. Ward
Griffin
62 Anna Nilan Mar 6 – Mar 13 – Patrick Thomas “
1887 1887 Mary Welsh Welsh
Mary Welsh
63 Patrick Mar 5 – Mar 13 – George James Reilly “
Coons 1887 1887 Anna Brady Susan Brady
64 John Travis Feb 24 – Mar 20 – John John Travis “
1887 1887 Rebecca Marg’t
McDonald Travis
65 John Mar 2 – Mar 20 – Lucas John “
McNeirney 1887 1887 Mary Flaherty
Flaherty Bridget
Flaherty
66 William Mar 13 – Mar 20 – John Thomas “
Patrick Kelly 1887 1887 Mary Ann O’Reilly
O’Reilly Mary Lynch
67 Mary Farrel Mar 14 – Mar 20 – Thomas Jas. “
1887 1887 Sarah O’Connor
O’Connor Eliz.
Fitzpatrick
68 George Patk. Mar 16 - Mar 20 - George Chas. Smith “ Married
Smith 1887 1887 Helen Julia Feeley Grace
Feeley Sturdley
(sp?) 9 – 15
– 1927 in
St. Mary’s
A.M. EganArchived record
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No.49 Name of Date Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Record of
Person and Baptism Name Marriage,
Baptized Place Mother’s etc.
of Maiden
Birth Name
118 Dennis Apr May 5 - Daniel Samuel A.
Kelly 28 - 1889 Mary Berry Egan
1889 Berry Julia
Berry
119 George Apr May 5- John John "
Ray 23 - 1889 Mary Benson
1889 Mulligan Mary
Benson
120 Mary Apr May 5- Thomas Thomas "
Whelan 28 - 1889 Catherine Doyle
1889 Desmond Cath.
Whelan
121 Anna Apr May 5 - James Owen "
Mulligan 22 - 1889 Theresa Sharkey
1889 Sweeney Anna
Mulligan
122 Mary Apr May 5 - William Thos. " Married
Herbert 18 - 1889 Mary Givins to Philip
1889 Keefe Mary Oleck –
Towne Aug. 25
– 1909 in
Fleming
ton, N.J.
F Gray
O.S.B.
123 Mary Apr May 5 - George Theo. "
Hoffman 13 - 1889 Rose Horoster
1889 Andretner Mary
Horoster
124 Mary Apr May 5 - Patrick Bernard "
Cath. 29 - 1889 Bridget Tormey
Sheridan 1889 Tormey Mary
Reilly
125 Mary May May 5 - James Mich. "
Cosgrove 3- 1889 Bridget Cosgrove
1889 Pyle Helen
Pyle
126 Henry May May Henry Patk. "
Groves 4- 12- Ellen O’Brien
1889 1889 O’Brien Cath.
Haggerty
Bridget John
May 12 McDonal McCabe
127 John Apr - 1889 d Ellen "
Burke 13 - McDonald
1889Archived record
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No. 13 Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage,
Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden
Name
170 Thos. Jos. Sept 12 – Sept 21 – John William A.M.
McNeill 1884 1884 Rose Anna O’Brien Egan
Brady Mary
Griffin
171 Loretta Sept 13 – Sept 21 – Matthew Patk. Duffy “
Ryan 1884 1884 Mary Cath.
Kearns Finnerty
172 Helen Sept 6 – Sept 21 – Richard James “ Married
Cecelia 1884 1884 Catherine Corkery to Francis
Murray Ames Delia Kilkenny
Murray June 10
– 1908 at
St. Mary’s
A.M. Egan
173 Helen Sept 18 – Sept 21 – Martin William “ Married to
Gearey 1884 1884 Mary Cook Felix M.
Finnelly Helen Gosoler
Finnelly July 27 –
1910 at
St. Mary’s
A.M. Egan
174 Miriam Sept 20 – Sept 21 – Arthur C. Joseph “
Agnes 1884 1884 Martha Given
Mallon McQuillan Mary
Mundle
175 George Jan 17 – Sept 22 – George John “
Henry Coon 1884 1884 Anna Hughes
Tierney
176 Mary Cath. Sept 25 – Sept 26 – James Wm. “
McGiehan 1884 1884 Margt. Gallagher
McArigle Helen
McGuire
177 Agnes Sept 15 – Sept 28 – Robert James “
Lewis 1884 1884 Mary Curley
Collins Mary
Bannon
178 Helen Sept 27 – Sept 28 – John John Kinah “
Nugent 1884 1884 Helen Mary
Halloran Butler
179 Mary Lynch Sept 18 - Sept 28 - Timothy Joseph “
1884 1884 Catherine Hickey
Griffis Cath.
WelshArchived record
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No. 89 Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage,
Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden
Name
139 Mary Jane June 9 – June 15 – Richard John Kenny A.M. Egan
Creech 1887 1887 Cath. Henry Anastasia
Pomfrey
140 Catherine May 25 – June 18 – John George :
Martin 1887 1887 Cath. McLaran
Mainough Mary
Martin
141 John Kenah June 8 – June 19 – Thomas Patrick “
1887 1887 Mary Goodwin
Goodwin Jennie
Goodwin
142 Charles May 21 – June 19 – Joseph Charles “
Harmek 1887 1887 Anna Busko
Havilla Emilia
Busko
143 Mary June 9 – June 19 – Patrick James “
Tierney 1887 1887 Carberry
Mary
Casley
144 Mary June 12 – June 19 – James Joseph “
Downey 1887 1887 Fannie Kelly
Hogan Bridget
Clark
145 Jane June 9 – June 19 – Joseph James “
Sullivan 1887 1887 Cath. Sullivan
Armstrong Anna Flynn
146 Michael June 16 – June 19 – Jeremiah Matthew “
Lynch 1887 1887 Marg’t Healey
Callaghan Mary
Callaghan
147 Mary June 13 – June 19 – Hugo Anthony “
McGiehan 1887 1887 Anna O’Donnell
Sharkey Bridget
O’Donnell
148 Rosa May 11 - June 19 - George Adam Engel “
Hoffman 1887 1887 Rosa Rosina
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No. 100 Name of Date and Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Marriage,
Person Place of Baptism Name etc.
Baptized Birth Mother’s
Maiden Name
249 Bridget Oct 11 – Oct 16 – Cornelius Michael A. Egan
Gallagher 1887 1887 Rose Bonner Boyle
Helen Ward
250 Hanah Sept 18 – Oct 16 – Thomas William “
Cooney 1887 1887 Mary Foley Corbett
Mary
Crowley
251 Winefrid Sept 25 – Oct 16 – William Patk. “
Healey 1887 1887 Winefrid Connolly
Kennedy Anna
Kennedy
252 John Sept 21 – Oct 16 – Felix John Ossino “
Cordano 1887 1887 Mary Theresa
Cardella Gardella
253 Anna Oct 17 – Oct 17 – Michael Patrick T. Killeen
Reehill 1887 1887 Bridget Somers
McCabe Margaret
McCabe
254 Mary Boyle Oct 16 – Oct 18 – Owen Owen A. Egan
1887 1887 Anna Boyle Boyle
Cath.
Robertson
255 Joseph Oct 19 – Oct 23 – John Joseph “
Foerst 1887 1887 Cunnigunda Foerst
Smith Margaret
Foerst
256 Frederick Oct 19 – Oct 23 – John Frederick “
Foerst 1887 1887 Cunnigunda Foerst
Smith Margaret
Levin (?)
257 Rose Oct 10 – Oct 23 – George George “
Weckesser 1887 1887 Cath. Hoffman
Elnstretter Rose
Hoffman
258 Sabina Oct 18 - Oct 23 - Jacob Francis “
Purcell 1887 1887 Mary Barret Muldoon
Cath.
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No. 66 Name of Date Date of Father’s Sponsors Priest Record of
Person and Baptism Name Marriage,
Baptized Place Mother’s etc.
of Maiden
Birth Name
288 Margaret Oct Oct 27- William Francis A. Egan
Veronica 8- 1889 Eliz. Smith
O’Reilly 1889 Connor Anna Farrel
289 Martha Oct Oct 27- Oscar Freimson "
Skulcraft 25- 1889 Mary Skulcraft
1889 Bouche Agnes
Skulcraft
290 Patrick Oct Nov 3- John John Powers Thos.
Heffernen 30 - 1889 Mary Bridget Killeen
1889 Heeling Landrigan
291 Albert Oct Nov 3- Charles Anton “
Jackle 22- 1889 Frances Shelik
1889 Shelik Albertina
Shelik
292 John Oct Nov 3- John Jas. "
Lover 29 - 1889 Bridget Carberry
1889 McNally Sarah Grant
293 Anna Oct Nov 3 - William Owen Burns “
Dollard 30 - 1889 Mary Jane Thorpe
1889 McCarthy
294 Anna Nov Nov 5- James John HurleyA. Egan
O’Leary 5- 1889 Anna Cath.
1889 Donovan Sullivan
295 Edmund Nov Nov 10- Michael Patk. Thos.
McCarthy 4- 1889 Honora Driscoll Killeen
1889 Driscoll Frances
McCarthy
296 Ellen Nov Nov 10- Patrick Henry “ Married to
Aloysia 7- 1889 Cath. Croghan Jeremiah
Croghan 1889 Burn Cath. McCarthy
Croghan 8/6/1913
in St.
Mary’s
A.M.
Egan
297 Catherine Nov Nov 10 John Daniel “
Gorman 3- - 1889 Mary Burke
1889 Burke Mary Griffin
NOTE: Otto Oct George Mr. Otto
Cert Weckesse 1889 Cathrine Weckesser
ificati r Antretta 19
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3 14 THE WASHINGTON TIMES. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1918.”
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T NCE ss: Font + . “Tatoer. = - Detincamere. | wie - } Ss 3 Tou. for publication is a story of how Dover
4 Cal. Modesto, Ward Title. « Ind. Huntington, Ro-ert M. Mayne. BS : a se. Te ——— ‘eftenstve.
7 | Cameds, Otiews. Ontario, Vietor Mitchell. | tag” Brownsville, mood Chartes Kelley | X. Geuverarer. Peown = Meters ‘Th. Getreada. N Pe tee. i
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Obto railroad. neart this town, de
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| FAMILY SHOE STORE
SHOES AND HOSIERY - ~
oie ce 310-312 Seventh St. N.W.
NEW LUNCHEONETTE
AND RESTAURETTE
Announcing the Opening of
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AT 1327 F STREET, N. W.
On Saturday, November 30th
accorded
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Do you think your hair grows from the head . \ [ions eos re a - LUNCHEON couraged the proprietor's belief that the Cary
like a plant? No, indeed. There is a fundamen- . | 7 z
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_ For your hair does not bresthe s docs a plant. SELL : as | to an enterprise kind announced herein.
No fluid circulates through it 2s docs the sap = ¥> Xow : | DINNER Briefly, the chief purpose of this new estab-
in the plant. Except at the very tips of its roots, Ps -
; it into small parts and scrub the scalp with 2 lishment is to provide a cenirally located place
hair has no more life than a silken thread. toothbrash lathered with Woodbury Facial Pr
To keep your hair lovely and abundant you Soap. Rub the lather in well, then rinse it out. ect Dalian Kewell Wien | SERVICE where busy people may enjoy an appenzing
sans. by the proper trcatment, ke=p your scalp Next apply a thick, hot lather of Woodbury’s | Luncheon or Dinner without annoying delays.
beakhy and vigorous, Facial Soap, and leave it on for two or To that end ana la carte win
Is your hair dull and lifeless? It can be made minutes. Clear _off
rich and lustrous. Is ix greasy, oily, or dry and finishing with cold w: dered from I! A. M. to 8.30 P.M. daiy on the
britle? You can corrsct the condition which You will enjoy the healthy, active fecling i give 0 etcse s SODA FOUNTAIN Main Floce. at sight ining comvers each having
prevents the tiny oil glands from emitting just your scalp. You will soon see the im ‘ . Ra: S mare. its own direct connection with the kichen on an
the nght amount of oil to keep your hair in your hair—how much richer a. Foner 3 “giant. AND upper foor.
etc and silky. For ten or twelve shampoos, you w Ken. cee, Frank C. Biacentett. CANDY DEPARTMENT On the Second Floor, Plate Luncheons wil be
Try this famous shampoo 2Sc cake of Woodbury’s Facial Soap sufficient, or \s 4 served daily from 12 o'clock Noon to 2.30 P. M.,
Betore sham ‘the scalp thoroughly {2,2 Month or six weeks of any of the famos Whesiersberg. Waller A Where we will serve Soda. Ice and Plate Dinners daily from 5 to 830 P.M. and
wih the te of the hoger (not the fcc en) facial treatments and for general cleansing wi weve. tearingicn, Fecgreen | Cream, exc. and sell Candy — Sunday from 1.30 to 8.30 P.M. A. specialty of
making the scalp ite-if move in littlecircles. Tha Ott 2 Cake today. Woodbury’sis for sale at | Sell all of the same high quality for Cary’s will be a delicious Chicken Dinner. In ad-
ores. and toilet goods counters everywh . Coorge i. Thempsos. * ‘
loosens the dead cells ‘and particles of dust and = “ . 4 j which Cary's Fifteenth Street dition, there will be Meat, Ham or Fish. and Vege
€ throughout the United States and Canada. The i mtasten at D
that clog up che pores, Andrew Jergens Company, Cincinnati, New Faieares, Store has become famous table Dinners.
Now dip the bair in warm wdicr, separate York, and Perth, Ouiaria ] |? sox." Sintra" Stemotaon. is As to the food, the proprietor wishes to empha-
HOURS: the Fact th hing wil be of the best
$90. W. t 17 deh size the fact that everything will be of the
Midnight markets afford, and wal be prepared with exacting
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Thursday, June 28, 1928. THE CATHOLIC ADVOCATE. 23 5 tots. wies—Nancy Kenne, 2 Seyte Brown, Mary Dule, Nina O'Reilly, June (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sweeney, Dosim Holnhar, Marie ough. Hughie Johnson, Eddie Dale, Maris Hatter, and Yrama by Australians: in paxsing we shall ROSEWOOD NOTES. merely mention the name of Louin Esvon, who 7 ba. poblished one or two volames of playn Isolated volumes of critienal exsaye have op- peared ocoasionally—monstly by professional Mr. Vinee Cryan, of Bri ne, whe hee been Rene Wanka The Convent idren sien gave 4 ecademielaox: but the hulk of criticinm ap- spending an extended holiday in Thaseona s display ef the Veleta, Military teo «ten and So @eary im our contemporary journals. and the pus returned to Briabanc the Skating walter Music for the chillren’» Late Mre Winifred Hogan ‘ist of outstanding names is rertricted, and - e e e dances Was supplied b&b Micees M Patt The death recurred at quite well known. 7 PP. Thom Mr. C. Walker, station traster at KRerewaold, ‘Piane). & » clin), and e th Val ccentiy. after «a . And finally, we have to consider History aml commenced hix annual and long service leave adults Mesdames M. J. Carmody, Wer d Howas, relict of the late Biorraphy. Herr, ugnin, we meet with dis- of four monthy Inet week. Mr. Hooper, of Witk, and H. Fraver piano), cident of the appointment. We venture to say that the Palmwoods, is relieving. Mr. and Mre, Wal- 22d Misses P i) , he age of 50 years. trust has been done in this sphere by Frnect ker intend visitine their son at Ge yrectown, Meadamew \ T. > Wer pperary, irelané, she came eott He seoms to bave realised the tree and will } <0 , judges, and they awarded the prizes a rl pa extent of the feld open for diligent research. e e ° lows:—Mort original costume. Joyre Nation j and Hesides a “Short History of Auntralia,’ be Juvenile Ball (grandmother); Leet couple, Maxine tg hed arr ard hav produced 4 stucy ef La Perouse, a som The annoal juvenile ball, organised ander ond Alex Potts (Easterners); beet costumr * Mile *. Sde had bees prehensive werk on “The Life of Flinders.’ Scott's emaller book was proceeded by a Hin- tery of Auetralin by Arthur Jose, which did fot seem quite te fclfil its mission Beyond aercral velurmes by warious suthors on Aus- \n** part im the recent war, there is very little more that is purely historics], oxcept tories ef the Church, The harvest ie wait- it awalta Iahourers. The Science of His tary netds competition to encourage and atim ti resenreh, wherefrom come the accuracy and impartiality that beteken the real his- torinn. Biography, too, is singularly lacking. Perhaps the worthiest effort ia 9 well written work om Alfred Deakin, by Walter Murdeck. fe the range of gubject= se restricted? Sure! not! What lives would be more interestin or wt eraph me of our Auatratiar even apart from the distingulehed prelay Priosia, wWhoee biography aowaita execution) Edmund Barton, Thomas Joseph Hyrne« Thomas Ryan, Higginboth fe Meliwruith—while perp ating the memory uf noble men, the biographer of there would have o chance to odd sume- thing notable to our prose Hternture in a de partmentt in which It is lamentably want characters more worthy of the bie To some it may seem. perhaps, that we have Preeonted merely a story of manifold fail Rut all of aw will rendily reeognive that in deficiencies of our re we have taken a course enjoined by truce patrictiam (and ane than which nething pointing eut some of titer: é could be more ealotury in this instance), sclf eriticiem In s sineere apirit Quite an ameunt of work has bren dene in the realm of the story of our Australis Church, Cardina] Moran's gigant His ef the Catholic Church in Australia’ is quite reliable, and hax enshrined the deeds of the piancers in s valume that will hé ary bre ant © more appreciated as time goes on. Would 2 that a9 mech hod been done in every diocese > and every pariah In the country. Jt is in the tight of what we were that we will be able te judge that foundation we are wo lnboriousl? tsyinge down for the structure af the future. Father Erie O'Brien wil) be thanked by the f ; OE —— fate student of the history ef our race for ? -.. Oe ea he the midnight oi] he must be burning on his ‘ carnfully propared biographies of our early Cutkolir 2 Our Development Was Foretold, B Ste - z Of the songs of Federation, some of the sin- Another view of the Christian Brothers’ fine new school at Clay ficld. ceresvt appeared last eentury fram the pen of men who foresaw with joy the coming of the the 4ucpices o Brigid’s Convent School. Bernad Commonwealth, William Gay sighed for the W#* held im the Farmers’ Hall, and way avery guret K : ubine) equ union which would do away with internecine eeccesoful function in every way There were tables on the platform were ad petty jealonsles! very many children present in bowls ef pink fllewors, Af per wach child fancy drees, and the Grand Marc der the receiver a basket of cweet @ surper com- “Her seamless garment, st great Mam- direction of Misa Girlle Rinac ted by mitten compri Mesdames T. Bennett. H mon's nod, little Nina O’Reil sen “Early Victorian Tighe, W. A ter, 7. Bruce H_ Wright With hands» unfilial we have basely rent, Lady,” was most pictureique and interesting. Mines SN. Fatrell and M Quirk The hall t With petty varinnee our souls are spent, Misses Doreen and Annie Potts ausjated with been artistically decerar for the sos And ancient kinskip under foot is trod: the children, who gave a displuy of several by Misses T Farre other © let us rise, united, penitent, dances, for which they had been speciully jadies, Me. J. Roache wae MC. "Hogan, And be one people— ty, serving Ged!” and creditably trained ty the Sisters of Mercy On the very eve of Federation Edward After these displays they enjoyed themeclyes Dyson called on “The Men of Australia” like Whole heartediy antij 10 p.m, when they re tery; The children presest were:—Marparet Raf ’ -elatnbine; Athens Morton, Gipsy; Masine There te T. Mutth i¢, Eastern vane c Rais: ernerous patriots; to tired for supper. and the floor wax given ever ee a Bak aah ee ae Nan ¥ mes a and t z te f “ " elem atine baw; Sheila rane, Morning Star; ine > “Help write the bravest chapter of a falz to the adult ~ One of the most fascinating Ab % “4 i . i Bckeet im 1 F e e . e young nation’s story figures was Grandmother,” who wa te. Ahern (Aurora Boreali can Roberts . dian Maid), Ko Wright, Una Madden, Mars Late Mrs. Margare: Churchet!, and on MeGaire 7 ote » : eervedly awarded a price by the jadres : : We might enll apply this advice to the Price by I2GE a Dale (8th Centur; The death occurred at her } S edornment of the fairest chapter of “Our Picturesque set was tho Eighteenth Centur ’ fenta _ Young Nation's Story,” the chupter of her lit- te, comprizing Eva Dale, Mary Church- Ladies), Joyce Oxg, Snowdrop, Nina O'Rel lis erature. When we have achiovmi fame for ite, Una Madden, Kathleen Wright, Vincent Eatiy Victorian Maid; Maury O'Reilly, Fa her ond mode her great in letters and culture ght, Jim Brace, Maurice Potts, Nea! Potts, Queen; Dussic Holohan. Brile of Si Clement as well as politicalir, then truly. who attired rorrectty in quaint old world cov. Bathleen Holohan, Orange and . F tomes, danced a gavotte, mest prettily and Seer Powder Fuff: Joyce Na gracefully. The dance waa encored by the mether; Marie Marden, Queen large audience, and had to be repeated. At- Marie Gough, Bice Fairy; Moya Wockn tractive dances also were the “Sharmaker’s S¢7 Signals: Mary Dale. Vowder Por: ne * ain wore Stiteh” und the “Doris Two Step," by twelve Wanka, Daisy; Daphoo Rel Max Micts; funeral, = ft seems somewhat anomalous that even Stihl ccm Jovie Wanka, afternoon we ure without a recognised National Anthem - b Chrtel caaivacechtsi: Luck: Isabel iar t! me th troe and White Pier of eur own. The search for a reawon has led bination ; 0! MIPS eants Bisck a White Picret te inte tho rapids of contention, and ww Our children’s children standing in the ruseclight of her glory. all hemour os who ltoved her, and who crowned her in her youth.” luyalty to the land we love. Nor could we yodil: Jon Shearer, Pier a Sai nveld such here. It is even more re Wish this tnd anything better than he has trish Free State; M, Susan \ Messe. 3 ed murkable that 20 few of our port» have trimi ene In the concluding verse which, an adorn- Rene Donaldsen, Ailcon Akern, ( Walloony and § Me: ca to fochion one. Of those who have done so (™EMt tO OWT UNpretentious survey, we grate- Mary Karentgh; Jim Hrace, Nes + W. Church: Ws ove Is = would seem the most successful has been ‘Ully adopt a* our own prayo eont Wriebt, and Maurice Potts, 18th Ce M Nellie (Qoednad cB | Wr. Maurice O'Reilly, the gifted Provinrlal af “God hiess Thee. lovely morninc-land. Hughie Johnson, Max-Mints; Vernie Robert R ms Gthe Vinecentian Order in Australia, and the “God keep thee with unfolding hand Indian Chief; Willie Snow, Oxford Bag T. od Rector ef St. John « College within the Univer- Close to His side! Bennett, Walter: Stan Bennett, A u ity of Sydner. “An Australian National “Make thee the home of Liberty. Dale, Eastern Slave: Jack Kear Ton 3 iymn" hay been criticised: Some say it Is “While sweeps the Murray to the sea, Tiper'’s Son; J. O'Brien, Cowboy; Jim Coveney, cre the © long Bo this ay it may, we do not recall “And Lifts a proad front dauntiessls, Juzz Pierrot: Willie Coveney, Harlequin; Reg One Mil ether that ia ite equal in the happy com- The Great ne.” Moyle, Road to Ruin; Jack Matden, Jock the + i
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FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928. THE QUEENSLAND TIMES. PAGE SIX
—— The Queensland Times, |" «+s, 1.10% tet ost "TWEEN YOU AND ME.! PERSONAL. —| CONFIDENCE VOTE.
(Established 1869) below £25,000. Yet the estimates
————|made no allowance for overhead ! ee
charges, or for interest and redemp-
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FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1938, i
tion. If thin had been done, 0 hed by one of the! The death Is anncunced from Toxlo,
After Sale Clearance. Macbaresiees. exceeded, Susvine earaisnt | of Princecs Sachin younces saugnine | ALDERMEN SUPPORTED.
O00 would shave ‘bees exceeded, Grown that cove When he|of the Emperor, whose serious lines oe
and each project would have had to b¢|comes out! was reported recently,
°
SURPLUS FIRST CLASS ORDER STOCKS. Threatening Peace. investigated by the Public Works ° COMBINED PROGRESS AS
.
Mr. Bruce has replied with dignity | Committ In the ease of th el) One bright idea that does not seem | Major T. H. Nugent, Welsh Guards,
cahsawhat’ Byes lAtadas ead the Hotel | have occurred to the Brisbane | who was on the staff of the Duke of SOCIATION.
hy and restraint to tho somewhat by*-| Ainslie, the completed cost was | Pienaiy elles arguing Wilh traianlan tour,
terical And abusive letter sent to him | £37,996, und in the case of the Hotel ldoctors in to declare sickness “black.” >
Ce de Wi 01 23,2 t yi
IN ALUMINIUM, ENAMELLED, AND COPPER. by the Australasian Council of Trade) Wellington, £25,249. The politton ° . Dul A meeting of the executive of the
Unions answering his invitation t©/necds to be cleared up. There is a Combined Vrogress Association was
a Mr. E L. Grimstone. the jy |held at un
REDUCED PRICES FOR TEN DAYS ONLY, the pronosed industrial peace confer=|atrong auspicion that the Federal | ducted thet me in Hing | Or. ,& 2- Grimatone, the resontly [held at the, Memortal Hall Wat
}--TO-DAY— ence, The council accepted the !M-|Capital Commission has been netting |Rociety might return compliment, |JPxwich this morning for Yurraman. |Wentern Suburbs, W!
D OND ALU 7 vitation on condition that the Com- |:txelf out to avoid an impottant statu. jand have theirs In Welsh thix year. [On Monday he will be passing through [oll Hill, and N
ig b LU la “. anaio ENAMEL, light qual- monwealth Conciliation and Arbitra- |tory xafecuard. This Is a serious re- rxt t o . mort of a a Ipawich again on bin way to Mateny. | :pewicte: Ansect aitone were. reprocented,
— Extract from the rej e rE A. na .
Unual Price 13/6 14/6 | size ‘ : Hon BI) Is withdrawn, and that all [fection on the commission, and the |jea) Omcer of Health to the The Minister for Labour and Indus- |r, Woodford and A,B. Preddey were
SPECIAL PRICE 11/6 12/6 | Usual Price 1/6 9/6 workers’ representatives are endorsed |Goyernment should not hesitate to In| Council in March, 19$0.—"Sews try Ole. D. A, Gledwon) will .eave | present.
ie Min. | SPECIAL PRICE 6/6 8/6 by the A.C.T.U, There wan also th) vestigate it, It might be an Incon- | No comment is required in this con-/| Brisbane feaeE te Neavest wes use ie S, Modreaer meved. pursuant to
Rine 10qt. estion that the Prime Minister | y, - [nection. ean only refer you to my ions In North-west Queensiand. jnotice, thut any elected delegate un-
SPECIAL PRICE Usual Price ‘ry we insiecare ja, collling th fer, [Lentence for the commission to #ub- tenors from 1922 to 1949. and to conduct other departmental of te
PYRAMID ALUMI SPECIAL PRICE was insincere in culling the confer- jmit all of its substantiel proposals to . . business in the North,
Bize
ence, a suggestion which, ax Mr, Bruce |the Public Works Committee, but, as More anti-Prohibiftion propaganda,
Vaual Price KENRICK CA8T_ IRON, pointed out, does not help Co create the |the law stands, it xhould be obeyed. | this Lime from General Lord Rawiin- Approval was given by the G
SPECIAL PRICE 12/6 seit — here nec fe iving the r won’s journal: “Everybedy did aplen-|ernor-in-Council yesterday to the
1 sing Ded Isha atmosphere necessary for solving the tit would be etter to amend the Lavy Oe Te eer tote aC ot the | polntment of Mr. Te A. Ferry (ender incite meter sare seed
MINIUM — Usual Price 2/6 38 gable . . if necensary, than to try to circumvent’ colonial infantry probably wan the de- | Secretary, Chief Secretary's Depart |by its officers, should have the notice
Sise a set. | Somcedt Smce ae f= our industrial life, Bigger mon with |i¢ ny questionable methods. clding factor.” Rum, Isn't 1 men) as a member of the Board of |"I.C.C.” painted on them, They no-
See orice ise Wag | fF BR IT/4 20/- broader minds would not have raised ~ : . ‘Trade and Arbitration, in piace of Mr. |ticed that the cars were often out
Fe W. Ni Gillies, deceased. Tho term of /during the week-ends, and a
IAL PRICE 11 j ; that tion. There is an ov One advan havin; inein-
SPECIAL Ee 14/6 Pr 0 ques re ts al tage of F the eita|th® appointment Is seven years, sired to know whether the
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KOOKA BRAND ALUMIN- | SPE whelming public xentiment in favour erator for the destruction of the city’s pan ut
UM. — Also a few of the Sra trunk dlecussion by au! the par-| CURRENT TOPICS. refuse would be that the people who) tne New Zealand Rhodes scholar. |they were allowed the cars for private
rt SPECIAL. PRICE, [slightly damaged. to be clear- ues engaged in commerce and indus- be spared the trouble of Zhaning the | Mf C. EB. Low, has been awarded the use.
wary Low Prices. try of the obstactes that stand In th Rotices that. keep blowing out of |rywin-lancrinon Travelling, scholar molt: oottord anid he had atves
Extra heavy.— COLDER. Heavy Gauge— way of greater national prosperity: MAGISTRATE'S COURT, e . eee te German, Mr Fe. Enotes. moter vehicles. and wat are oenelte
Size s Md 4b 168 not to flatter or traduce Mr, Bruce, not} Judgment for the defendant com- » |Univeraities’ Travelling Scholarship,|/tion Inter to give the informat
Usual Price 1s/- 17/8 Price 07-3246 to commend or condemn political par- ieery was given in the following un-| A report appearing in the “Q.T."|has been awarded the Health Scholar- asked for.
rm c in the Magistrate's | files 23 yea tates that t . rene 7
Beer ne PRICE: UE TAL PRICE 11/8 30/- ties, but to discuss matters of vital |uecended cance in ne ieee Mr. |icipal steam roller wot bosged in one mbip’ ta Franek; Saye: e/Loston ‘cane: RATE NOTICES.
Usual Price | Me, A. Clark sald he noticed rate
’ 1 .
_ 1 Price Hi Importance to the whole community. |W. Simpwon, V.M.—Queensiand Times, /of the suburban street. It ts evi-
SPECIAL PRICE 5 : Trime Minister, acting in the|Limited, Brixbane-street, Ipswich, v.|dence of progress that auch a thing| A meaxage from Paris announces the
| We co har Ht ‘ Uoloer Beea Renee ae nee of the copie ot Australia, haa |J. G. Hichter, Toogoolawah, £3/18/5,|/could not happen to-day. Now the|death of Abbe Lemaire, who was lana thar’
| we also have fall stocks of “Judge” Brand Enamel Saucepans, and ma peopl le and costs of Court, 7/6 and against |roller never gets off the well made| member of the French Chamber of
| Tinted and Enameiled Oval Bo ilera at Prices to suit the keen called that conference. It Is for the |p. pulke, Laidley, £3/16/6, and costs |streets, Depu.ies and Mayor of Hazebrouck.
i a 5 Buyer. leaders of unionism, not Mr. Bruce oF |of Court. 7/6, o = be He was one of the first prients elect-
RAHAM'S ORDERS ARE ACCEPTED AT FACE VALUES. hia Government, to Justify their it, SELLER BeHIOOL Tailor (to traveller): 1 say! Do] ed to, the Chamber of Deputies. ‘He
, \. you know Jones was the author of a “Ireland in foust
CRIBB & FOOTE, Ipswich, | | [icesiitccnson re eee Gate |, (eae oe SL ae Oe
pswi B Answering the clatm that all work- |tion has udvined Mr. G. A. Logan,| What sort of a chap is he? Catholiciem in Australia. those in arrears were all
crv’ representatives should be en-|ML-A., that expenditure in having| I believe he's a pretty bad eps. She main defaulters. Sm,
—--= CTU. the Prime Min- |Fepairs effected to w ‘ell then, we'd better be careful. appointment of Mr. J.
forsed by the A.C:T.U. the Prime Min- |Z:Dr™ Sheet we of, thes Mount |I hear he “4 CG Brondbent as Parliamentary Drafts: |,,A4. Preddey said every effort was
ister pointed out that his desire Is '0 | Walker state School, and In the pro- ge RR . man was approved by the Governor-|tnens Tact. t0 collect the arrears, and
make the conference as widely repre-| vision of a new tank had been 'ap-| The Overseer at the Laidley Councit |IM-Council Yesterday.” Mr. Broadbent las wury ratepayers genstally
sentative as possible On that ac-|proved. The necessary action is to del this week reported @ complaint from /Na# been Assistant Parliamentary | ay their dues as & matter of pre
ciple,
count he has sont invitations to more [taken by the Works Department. The la citizen who grumbled at the water | Drattsman since 1923, and Inst year,
'. Question of expenditure upon painting on the accession of Mr. J. L. Wool-
than one organisation both of em- |QuieU0n Oe ei errr tlon at a later | standing on his footpath. One of | ‘The Chairman said he was sure
‘councillor: cock, to the Supreme Court Bench, he
WHITE WOOD KITCHEN FURNITURE, | )mczee.t2,cr7"s% cite, vore! [fat Stinat ho ered 71 Whe tovaeesna reposted, Acting, Paremesary inal ihows who cow pay wee freed
instance, asked the Australian Work- | fellow growling. iike that. He has | Diftsman, and was entrusted with the too ga
ers’ Union and the Coal and Shale} THE WATER BOARD, Rover had wet feet, and T havo been: Gr4cing of the Important legislation) Ala, preddey sald that if they
a |S? A era nS Go oro
° : iM The results of the recent deferred heen ‘suminonea. Ties roahd
‘xam| come
A reporter at» coune[l meeting this erates, of ie, Paculty of Arts at /nefore the Court shortly.
shock, For
Mining Federation to send represonta- | tno stinister for Works (Mi
GLASS DOOR DRESSER, TABLE AND CHAIR. {tet th4_ if they are iting (At [icewan) stated in aera ner ake
ytatl' jhould be en-|that. in view transfer to
COMPLETE £6/10/ hel TeOre nt e Ue ne. wilt be [Brisbane City, ‘Council of th zentastion of the F
kL pct tio of the Metropoltan Water the | that Miss Elizabeth M. Nimmo com- VOTE ‘OF CONFIDENCE.
willing to fall in with their wishes. [yore ct ee tee peutd an from Apri |third time alittle Bell beside. the |picted her arte course A similar hon:
he might /2 Chairman's elbow rang out Ita = Mr. Clark sald thal
WE SUPPLY THIS KITCHEN SUITE WITH AN OAK | ]sr. spruce cannot do more; ne m next, the Goverament was taking the | Chairman's ¢lbow is am; [our was gained by Mr. M. Portley. boa oe gout the last
decal _C-T.U. | necessary action to continue In office dent. With
DINING ROOM SUITE, WHICH have done lees, Se ae ee Meanwhile those members of the beara |of tongues that preceded the ringing a tethed
. A onde . ia not nearly so represen . who would have retired at the conelu- |°f the dell had drowned the voice of
Includes Polished Top Table and Chairs, with lift out seats, las it claims to be. In any cane this \sion uf the election, which ordinarily |t®* ratepayers’ representative who|with the three firet year science #ub-
upholstered in strong leather cloth, and ig not the time to take a paltry point | would have been held in February. | 70" trying to make himself heard. | jects, which are accepted by other
precedence. It in| This, sald Mr, Kirwan. would avoid reporter thought the Chelrman| universities in liew of the first ir
AN OAK BEDROOM SUITE AND BED about dinky and W" |tho unnecessary expense of holding an |*# Koing to Inform the speaker that | work In the Eaculty of Medicine. ‘Mr.
A obvious that something Is wrong With |i etion ¢y elect members whose ser. |2¢ Could not talk on the same topic | Frederick G. Few completed his thire
3 ROOMS FOR £45, our industrial organisation. It {vices would extend over a period of |More. than six times, but he merely | year in the Faculty of Science. and the |Moved such a motion,
» ‘as much to the advantage of union- |only « few weeks. rave the signal to proceed. firet year in engineering was com-| MF. Fleming said the report of the
— ists as of anybody else that the faults . ° pleted by Mr. Henry A. Lowe, ‘Thee Meeting would suggest that the object
ee SCHOLARSHIP EXAMS. Even if Cr. W. H. Baulch. of the|are all Ipswich students, to “stab” the
should be discovered and remot It was announced at the Depart-|1#ley Shire Council, never parti- not
. es plied. The proposed conference.| ment of Public instruction yester- clpates Im another meeting of his Mr. R. F. Rtephene who han been
” which has the backing of public opin- |day, that the annual general examina. |COURCH. his pame will jong be re. | elected vice-president of the Queens: |Wa* to consider the financial report.
fon, offers hope of better things if |tlon of pupil teachers and teachers (membered. He Im the inventor of a| land Motion Picture Exhibitor's An He remarked that the association was
NICHOLAS-STREET. we vpecsentative of wart: {Wil bexin 6n April 30, and tbo examin: /e® PRFaKe that will prove of invalu. | sociation. ix a nailve of Ipavinn, and | Mot KOINE to sak, any outside repegeta=
these who are ‘ation for State scholarships on the fol- |"D!¢ assistance to his brothers In the | served his apprenticeship to tho prin- |‘@Uve bow it would do its business,
lous phases of industry can get AbOV® |lowing day. For the acholarship exam. |Y8rious counclla of West Moreton in| ting trade Owing to the advent of | Mr: Beverley seconded the motion.
ee the ruts of bias and self-concern to bastion 3564 candidetes have been bap 1, the busbear ot arrears| type setting machines Mr. Rtephens see W, Davis questions’ whathes be
Professional someth! worth | nominated, against 3113 for 1927. ord move,” he q a yment,
Notices SEPTIC TANKS, __ |eisrnt , something realty ort) ona ea tana pent fecchezt: 22" the contounded rates bevaot im itn | Sat ctame srewues oF tmryment:amncition ad! nat met wines fe:
while in the pul swinations the nominations are as fol-|th* thousands of peunda of “con-| business in Queensland more than 20 |/"*ctine with the aldermen.
upon numbers alone that the success |iow: Hor admission ax pupil teache: [founded rates pouring Into the che- | years ago. Hince then there Ix hardly |nertor for deloenine te’ dtocuee the
" depend: Broad |of tho first-class, 87; fe quera of the various councila, what
W. H. BUNNETT, Dentist MANY INSTALLATIONS. |°4 Sitar wiston. ne fedom, and |thirdcclana St: fourthceiam, ag; [IEE Mot be ‘possible? Why. even | ..nubure, In Bristane that Mr. Step: Imatter with thelr associations
rey land clear vision, honesty, wisdom, hens has not had something to do
Pp. St. Paul's Chureh), teacher of the third-ciass $14: second. |!Dawich might then have its Groen- fe The motion was carried, Mr. Davis
BRISBANE-STREST, _ courage will count for far more than te; a acane tal oe lane streets repaired, and posaibly bo able | With in the establishing of a picture |refraining from voting, for the reason
"Phone, 126. * mere rant and trumpery manoeuvring. | didates, an increase of 16 funy |to afford ite Mayor the use of a free | theatre. At present, besides being |atated,
me, NEW PUBLIC CONVENT- |rne people will measure the success [year's total. oe telephone! By al) means, Jet the | ™ANasing-director of several theatres. at Ipawich delegates moved that
es EN bgt barat the confounded rates be got in! he is the chairman of directors of the /n letter be written to the council ask-
P-L CARDEW & SIMPSON, ICES. conferen: at haaagee Paes A OARNISHEE MATTER. ° . . Savoy Theatre, Clayfield, where (20.-| ine that steps be taken to
- —— parties to it not according ‘The matter of a garnishee order is-|_.Th® lowend that America tx 1 {000 fs being spent in rebuilding. Mr. |bridge over the Bremer
Septic installations have increased cunning. but according to thelr ©OM- | sueq. ‘on the Ipswich Woollen, | hustlers is dealt another y | Stephens fe also theatrical and r
4
31. G. Simpson, Notary Public ang | ?Psiderably in the city during the leribution to national welfare. Company Limited in respect an expert on eating who, in a letter | “movie” writer, and for many years
Commissiona: for AMdavite tor |!"5t couple of years. In every case| tne demand for the withdrawal of | Wages of Humphrey Morris (ode. |{2 a" English paper, deacrides the | hax bron the Queensland correasron- | siy Count AND SU SE
‘New South Wales the installation has been found a a scbitration But | Rent dedtor) was heard in the Mag-|ftvsl of USA—You take knife and | sent for the tending theatrical pub-| TE COURT AND SUMMON
Rarrteviie’ viektet oe ia lkreat improvement on the old sanitary {the Conciliation an: fatraten” Court yesterday, betore sate, |fOFK. of course, in right and left hand: | lications in Sydney, her ry Br Pag Dey oa
viel ontay. |i yatem. ts reatly part of the plan to stir UP |W, simpson, P.M. The sum in dis-|CUt Of One mouthful of meat: lay the |Sf Potty Sessions that. thare "was
Palmer's Plumbing Works, the|ynreasonable feeling against the | pute was £4/13/6. Mr. John Casey = fe obliquely acroks the right-hand alr &- B. 5 tiltea, —.. of Mr. and oe rey. Ry aves chat tie as ae Be
well-known local firm, have done | "ecsure amongat Unioniats who have | APPeared. for tho Judement creditors | tide of, the plate: transfer the fork | Nr¥. viv hax been a imei | oficlots could not handle ‘more. than
large amount of this work in the past R. P. Cully
12 months. “The biggest was the [nothing to lose and a good deal to alm | 17.5. sforrig sppeared O6' BORLIa™; | mouth; Use the fork in the right hand aN. 8: Ralied. seciley, of sammentes,
Town Hall scheme, with which ls con: |by ite enactment. If the leaders of the company. Mr. Casey said’ ne] {0t, the Vewetables and all other con- | Barcaldine, for the pax: two years left| Ald. Preddey malt he bad made that
nected the new public conveniences. |ynionism have complete confidence in | was not prepared then to go on with | emt of the plate, and repeat all these | recently for Majunda, North Queens-} statement, and it was based on ine
situated near the rear of the Town tf they Believe that they | the case, In reply to Ria quest motions: for every mouthful of meat. |!and, on transfer, Prior to his depar- | formation obtained by the Town Clerk,
Hall, with the entrance from Nicholas. |‘he!r cs*® Mr. Morris auld the defence © Children in nice American households | ture, Mr. Hilton received several pres. | ¥ho since Informed him that the City
street. The whole of the work of there money Jus te Cee jenat |are taught the rule that one plece of |ents from Barcaldine associations and | Nellcltors were informed by a CPS
erecting a) brick ‘bu! vin adjournment oa .- meat only ats time must be cat, no | persons al irlends. Mr. 1 "Hon | had
cisterns C.’ Mament..) made irmiy ti children are | prov 1B courteous and obiiging |
to state that case In in Parlial 4 to March 15% Mr. Morris' ap-
sh P-\ taught to hold the fork in the left |oMcer during bis stay at Mareaidine,
By attempting to defeat the measure | Pilcation for 12/2/ costs was grant-|nand or not to drink with the mouth | where he made many friends, Me war patch, however, there had deen
ed.
herwise than by Parliamentary action full. Of course it is a very lelaurely |the guest at a dinner at the Hote?
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS sections ma perce lth ofictal sur: io Papen method 1 | Treddey replied to criticlem
IN THE STANLEY DISTRICT, — [fSin' tiles, There te a wash beste tn Footage st ecssmre Pa Labour's Pigg PASTIMES CLUB. seeetesn macet ut tne ete In vot Balte fellows boarders "sed friend Ne. Ie poeared in the “Queensland
— jeach of the male and female ae ee the Mouse, and |timen Club, held on Wesgerient Pas; |way throush the course when the |Holland presided over a large attend- on the aqiestion of the Fins
FOR the convenience of our | The building is carried out In pergola |Tepresetatives | in Sent te was eld on Wednesday night. |Engiishmen present are impatient for |ance. At the conclusion of the cinner,|anre Committee's efforts to secure
‘Bubscribers and Custom- venturing upon a dangerous and un- |p nis reported that the B Senior |s move to the emoking-room. Sr. Holland paid a tribute to, Mr.| economy, He araured the meeting
era in the Stanley District, - the constitutional course. chet a nat, had been Hilton, who, he raid, was a conscien- |that the committee did not wish to use
our Representative, Mr. & G. offices in the Miniter has replied that he will not [Committe a Fs u the Management Uous servant of the bank, and a very |the proposed reduction of the Mayor's
COLBORN, will vistt the fol- [new lavatory are connected with | &|wiindraw the Dill, although be fs pre- |f0r_ th purchase ef derene ements aight. and, clean living Soung nian jallnwnnce to clonk the Aebit Dalanee
lowing cen’ uri u anerobdic tank, th a beholl nis) 9 tu was nota ‘ronal mal re
nest few weeks— iiilter le purified “paiva away in| pared to delay its further consider | (rein! A date was fixed for the AT A LATER DATE. = |ftnew.dhartere MS. OM atstmied” the [This propeeal wax ons mmongat Others
Muiriea, Boration, Pine quid form into the Limestone-street |ation in Partiament until after the |). y, afternesn’ {Sra with a handsome travelling rug,|auch x the reduction of telephone
main sewer, ference; ernment = and wished him auccess i. bis new [costs and the elimination of the long
conference: bat that’ the Ge by HINKLER IN IPSWICH, — [sphere of work: “Rev. Father Mell: |rervics privilnze, to give effect to the
‘The firm connected abou
ha. Toogoolawab, Mt. Beppo, [100 K.C'e with the Hume septic eyes [will carefully consider any additional |ind henny and several other speaker policy of ecpnomy with commene
ale, Bryden, |tem, including the Hotel Metropole: Fepresentntione et my be ae Udon dorsed hi . nenne,
ft fotel Grand, the nqusentiand |tne A.C.7.U. e more place Mi AT .
‘Any message left with our [Times building, Walker's new dulld- [to understand the fous now when It !8|should be appointed to conten mine on Wredneetey ai, tent aS neneree”: | Rifle Club presented Mr. Hilton
aittributing agents, tn the — |Ings. and Pender’s Buildings: and the tered that the principles under-|the White Mary” Sporte Giub with « |Lieulsnant “Hinkler, asking “him i an inscribed sult case. The Treasurer
Behoo) forth view to al tion with th poeall lo fly ov pew on J e
‘Avatraiian Hotel, in which the syatem |lying the measure were outlined oe Mr_O. ‘Menstorth slaimede tn |way South on Saturday next. 'Yea-
in being Installed. The installations |the Prime Minister in his POUICY |suppore of the motion that cree wit |terday, the Mayor. received word that CHARGES AT HELIDON.
lniso include = number of private resi- |speech before the 1928 elections. To {no room for two such organiaations |this would not be done, as Mr. Hinkler Rev . .
dences, where the aystem le found a |" Por i on ‘paragraph from Mr.|at_ Woodend. Mr, W. MeKenale [Was leaving Rriabane at dawn on Sat-
Kreat convenience. The City Coun: | ans opening speech at Dande-|¥TKed that members should act erday and was travelling round the On Tuesday. Jobn Leo Zetharth ap-
cll, which some time ago, postponed fo ome portn” in the matter. The Presi- coast. He anid he would call at Ips- pevred in the Helidon Police Court
consideration of a general sewerage |nong: “The Government proposes © |gent (Mr. W. Hartley) polnted out Neh ata ter Gate sequently, about 40 members Feared Jn the Helion Pele
— mcheme for Ipawich, allowed @ reduc: lintroduce legislation which will restore | opposition to the motion. that. t Cee ee eee ee eset Ine | Mazisurate, on two chareee of Inde
THE QUEENSLAND TIMES — |tlon of 50 per cone, oF tne imstalleg [to the trade unionist contro! over hie Pastimes Club rules provided tor | on Rev, Faiber delineany expressed Senlor-Sergeant M.
“Queensland Times* Offics, la septic system. Mr. Norman Palmer |union, its oMcials, its funds, and it ian by say Weceene. sports body |MODERN PROGRESS IN ABTRON- |fearet that they were
Ipswich, February 27, 1928. points out that, even if the council lacts which he at one time had, but ire had’ already been Invited to fol omy. jeercheen. who alro
eventually adopted s general scheme | witch to-day he has largely Jost. Bylup, and had turned down the pro: porter of the Tenni
rey fof sewerage, the fittings could, with Reviewing the modern problems in|fteceived a cheque M1
ns of the provision of a secret| posal. Eventually, the motion was eacten -
fittle trouble, be connected with the | meal Fetented on the ating vai ne the ;Attroniomy, in the course of his presi- respect In which he was held by | ie}
system. ballot democratic contro! of untoniem | Opiates On the eee tary Co tial addres at the Astronomical |tho parishioners, He also received a0" both eharsen at the next sitting
will be restored to the workers of th's |Ritchie) having resigned: Bec HL Sear, (Sots annual meeting in Mel- /eheque from the Tennis Club as a the Circuit, Court Ipawich, on April
By epectal arrangement Rev- Mountey We believe that the rank onl was appoiated te fil Ris pinces = [Bourne Me. J. A. Moroney, F.RAS, |mark of the eairam in which he was/2 Derenlunt Aiready Nad Meee
(ators were services, in addition Jand file of the unions, if they conalter — a pg Pern Nm Part Pee: eee, {éa, pending him triat at Ipswich om
hich hud bern stimulated in
to ether: epesiel Sourees 08 tetere YOUNG MAN'S DEATH, the conciilation and’ Arbitration BUI] CITY BAND RUMD. | The Continent wan | DEATH OF SIRS. P. McGUInE. |,Avell 3 for an illexed serious
mation, is used in the comzila- neral . bod and indicated that ¢ By the death of Mrs, Mary Ann Mc. | Thix omount of ball also was allowed
calmly, will agree with the se OZ to the fund to enable the City| study of the eclence, provided the |Guire, wife of Mr. P. McGuire, of to Cover the (wo later charges
tecing. to he coma y tee cation | Towneribe Bang fe compete tn thelmeans adopted were made attractive, |Brishbune-street. Ipswich lowes a pupu>
MT. BRISBANE STATION | mises advantages in the pacification peccaccce! could take a larger share in the mind |e and hixhly-estecmed cilizen. Born | ST
TRAGEDY. ot Industry and the establishment of Of the public than it did at present. jat Thrpe-Mile Creck, 7 yeurs uxo, abe! E.R. Wixon, William Walker, J. H.
5 the rule of law that it would be fool- . tp [Ome of the greatest recent develop- [had resided in Ipss.ich ever since. Shu K. Kent, T. Ward,
ker,
ments had been the erection at Dua- tres the only daughter of the late Mr. |\vard, jua, William W
pas
tah In the extreme to reject, More| wich Ambulance received a call to|ssgert, Leinel
, . Leipalg, and armen, in Ger-
ESK, March #8. |than that, boing convinced of the nec- Charen te attend Leonara he many, of huge planctariums, where. |amonxat the ploneers of this district. | site), ii. McDonald,
‘The death of Colin McLeod leasity of exploring ponsibilities Of | wig hag received Injuries te nis. side [OY means of an eisborate apparatus |Urior to her marriuge to Ar. McUulre, | gurke, W. Rafter, E.
a1 years, a son of Mrv. E. eater industrial eMciency and pros-| ax the result of a fall from bis sulky.) Mg a giunt telescope and re- on January 17, 1900, she was employ: | Jo wen Jno. Jones, jun.
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perity, they will deem it a erime| The bearern treated the patient for coterm, fosiien "Comnpamsts sblinhment.; i Nunegen 5. Seca, 2. eee
. wt .
— bane against reason to wreck the proposed |" Probable fracture of ribs and (ook of building. twelve lone was a particularly fine trades- Pr
KING OF AFGHANISTAN, Conterence for the sake of indulging | RIM to the General Hospital, where] months since their establishment over |woman, winhing prises at. numerous | Wenn’ ¢Thomascatteet), Me Waves Me
« addressed olan ill-founded prejudice — 1,009,000 persons had attended the ex- /xhows for tailor-made comtumes, She|j. Ritchie, Henry Walsh, Barny Me=
LONDON, March bis mother. This morning, 1n employee come LOCKROSE RESERVE. {hibitions, Kapid advance was being | was of a brikht disposition, and very Guire, Owen McGuire, C. McAnany,
The pregame ON, March 8. found hia body nthe vicinity of the The Vand “Administration” Roara,/Made In mathematical astronomy. |popular with w large circle of friends | John Hackett, J. Brown, W. J. Mee
King of Afahanistan to England 1s of | throst, extending from told (Canberra Commissi Department of Public Lands, has re- extra | Besides her husband ahe leaves two Curtney, M. ‘Doherty, D. McCartney,
smprehenst iy too "plainly the. couse of” the tra assIon. piled to representations made by Mr-treceied pat ton ye ep tomile jtone—Memars, | Owen Andrew, | and |p. Gcikers, C. Hansen, T, Dineem,
without paruilel In prevjous visite of|traxedy. Nearby a koife was also| The annual repurt of the Federal|G. A. Logan, M.L.A-. on bebalt of theories pat forward Wi aeat - ” shite nee yatnuaers, ,Atlarcs | andy, Jones, AV. Gray, Jas. Hackett,
foreign rulers. The King will seo every | found. Péblio Werks Cocmlttee conveys: = the | Lockrome “Tenoia Chup, to rexard | uasia ax taking a keen interest in |also leaves twa brother, Mewes Go fh Madigan, ra =
tet edeeton: eer. Accompanied by Dr. Wagner. Bet~|auzcestion that the Federal Capltal| about five or tis meres of Crone| the nelence, having placed with an | Michael Kodgers, Xmith-street, 1 a. Sleddens Ine.
ee geant Donnelly and Constable Bwaln| oor itsaion hus Neen skilfully avold-| Land at Tackrose should be net | cnelieh firm am order form dlolned | atch and Mernard Koders. rlsbanc. | Walvh, J. J. Doonan,
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Tap to open a larger copyD. Leahy and disputed Hoboken school wood contract, The Jersey City News, 22 August 1890
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LONDRIGAN IN TROUBLE. Hoboken’s Great Leader Will Be Sued for Slander by Mr. Hicks. School Trustee Hicks went before Recorder McDonough in Hoboken, this morning, intending to have a warrant issued for the arrest of Councilman Londrigan for malicious slander. After consulting with the Judge he left without having the warrant issued but intimated that Patsy would be the defendant in civil proceedings which he would institute.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 300 words
It appears that Hicks was standing outside of the police station on Monday night when Londrigan jumped off a car. Hicks states that Londrigan was intoxicated and that he did not want to meet him. He accordingly bolted up the street, followed closely by Londrigan, who abused him shamefully. He then came back to the station house and continued his tirade of abuse. He accused Hicks of having accepted a bribe of $10 for awarding a wood contract to a certain party. School Trustee Hicks, seen by a NEWS representative last night, said:—“I intend to prosecute Londrigan to the full extent of the law for his cowardly abuse of me. It is entirely uncalled for. I am chairman of the Committee on Supplies. There were three bidders for supplying wood to the public schools. Councilman Londrigan’s bid was the highest. He came to me and said that the other members of the committee had promised to give him the contract. I told him that they could not promise him that as he was the highest bidder. The contract was awarded to D. Leahy, the lowest bidder. Now this man goes around abusing me. What I feel keenly, though, is the statement that I received $10 for my vote. I will make him prove that.” Councilman Londrigan could not be found this morning to get his side of the case.
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Tap to open a larger copyDennis Leahy awarded Hoboken school wood contract, The Jersey City News, 9 July 1889
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THE NEWS OF HOBOKEN. Meeting of the Education and Police Boards. In the absence of President Hess the Board of Education was called to order last night by Clerk Lawson and Trustee D’Arcy was appointed temporary president. Superintending Principal Hue reported that the average attendance of the schools for the month of June was as follows:—School No. 1, 800; School No. 2, 800; School No. 3, 570;Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 350 words
School No. 4, 700; School No. 5, 608, and the High School, 114; making a total of 3,005. The report setting forth the examination averages was read, as was a list of the pupils who have passed the necessary examinations to enter the High School. Mr. Hue also reported that the sum of $13.22 had been received for lost and damaged books. The amount was ordered to be turned over to the Board. Miss Jessie R. Middleton tendered her resignation as teacher of School No. 3, which was accepted. Miss J. A. Kaufmann applied for the position of Normal School teacher. Her application was placed on file. Trustee Toohey, chairman of the Committee on Repairs, reported that the sanitary arrangements of School No. 1 are in a shocking condition. Unless the matter be attended to, he said, disease will be bred among the children and the consequences would be serious. The matter was referred to the County Health Committee. The Board members had a long recess, and a series of private talks before they gave out the contracts for coal and wood, but they were ultimately given to the lowest bidders as follows:—Coal, Niven & Co., egg, $4.75; stove, $4.90, and chestnut, $4.00; and Dennis Leahy for wood. The claim of William Gallagher for making the census of the Third ward, which was thrown out at the last meeting, was brought up and ordered paid. On the motion of Trustee Russ it was decided by a unanimous vote to hold the meetings of the Board in School No. 1 in future, and that the room be put in proper condition. The Board adjourned for two weeks.
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Tap to open a larger copyLeahey football players at Knickerbocker Field, The Jersey City News, 29 November 1901
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At Knickerbocker Field in Bayonne yesterday the Knickerbocker F. B. C. defeated the St. John’s Institute team by a score of 11 to 6. The line-up:— Knickerbocker F. C.—Perez, left end; Kaine, left tackle; Markham, left guard; J. C. Campbell, centre; Noah, Stalling, right guard; Steinert, right tackle; J. J. Campbell, right end; Fordon, quarter back; Kiernan, left half back; Corbett, right half back;Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 150 words
Leahey, full back. St. John’s Institute—Coolige, Nelson, left end; Yeandle, left tackle; Pierson, left guard; Schirmer, centre; Scrutton, Leifer, right guard; Thayer, Leifer, right tackle; Manning, right end; Parker, quarter back; Brownlee, left half back; McOwan, Comstock, right half back; Stowell, full back. Score—Knickerbocker F. B. C., 11; St. John’s Institute, 6. Touchdowns—Leahey, Kiernan, Stowell. Goals from touchdowns—Leahey, Stowell. Referee—Mr. Herman. Umpire—F. Leahey. Time of halves—20 minutes.
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Tap to open a larger copyPatrolman Dennis Leahey discovers Hoboken fire, The Jersey City News, 7 March 1901
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FOUR BURNED. Woman Hurt Trying to Rescue Her Children From the Flames. CONDITION OF ALL SERIOUS Brick Tenement In Hoboken Gutted by Fire. Four persons were burned, probably fatally, in a fire in Hoboken early this morning. The four story brick tenement at No. 32 Madison street, was gutted and eight families were rendered homeless.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 400 words
The fire was caused by the explosion of a kerosene lamp in the apartments occupied by John Jones and his family on the third floor. In an effort to save her three children Jones’s wife, Mrs. Emma Jones, was so badly burned that it is feared she will die. She was removed to St. Mary’s Hospital with the children. The condition of them, eight, five and two years old, is serious. The flames were discovered by Patrolman Dennis Leahey, who sent in an alarm after rousing the tenants. Most of the aroused sleepers fled in their night clothes. Jones and his wife were awakened by the shouts of Leahey. Both thought of their little ones, and they rushed into an inner room where the children lay sleeping. Jones grabbed up the eldest child, and tried to fight his way through the burning hallway. He was overcome by the smoke and flames on the second landing, and he dropped with the child in his arms. Both were carried to the street by the firemen. Jones’ wife was struggling through the smoke and flames with the two other children in her arms in the meantime. The three were badly burned by the time the firemen reached them, and were removed at once to the hospital with the child the father had carried down. Jones, himself, refused to go to the hospital. Homer Dennis and his wife, who live on the second floor, were overcome by the smoke before they were rescued. The cold air revived them when they were carried to the street. The offer to take them to the hospital was also refused. The building which stands on the southwest corner of Second street, was completely gutted by the flames. It was owned by Adolph Alven, who conducted a saloon on the ground floor. Alven’s loss of $10,000 is partly covered by insurance. The tenants have been provided with temporary quarters in the Continental Hotel by Overseer of the Poor Barck.
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Tap to open a larger copyThomas Leahey heating-contract dispute, The Jersey City News, 20 August 1900
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TROUBLE IN HARRISON. Board of Education’s Action Causes Adverse Criticism. There is likely to be trouble in Harrison over the action of the Board of Education of that town in awarding a contract at a meeting of the board on Friday night for the steam heating of the Washington street school. The board did not advertise for bids, as the law said they must.Show the full articleHide the full articleFull article, about 500 words
Secretary John Riley, when the meeting opened, announced that there were three bids for the work, all from local men, who were responsible. The bidders were Thomas Leahey, who offered to do the entire work for $818; John H. Cooney’s bid was $834, and Stephen F. Riordan, whose bid was $850. The bids of Cooney and Leahey seemed to be a surprise to some of the members of the board and they looked non-plussed for a few moments. A lively tilt followed the reading of the bids, in which President Hanlon and Trustee Chamberlain took part. The contract was awarded to Riordan, the highest bidder, by the votes of Trustees Chamberlain, Ford and Heelin. President Hanlon voted against the awarding of the contract. Both Mr. Leahey and Cooney were present, and were indignant at the treatment they received. They requested to be heard, and, on being granted the privilege of the floor, Mr. Leahey said: “I am the lowest bidder and qualified to do the work. I am a resident and taxpayer in the town, and you members of the board are not treating me right in this matter. You should have advertised for bids for this work. It is a shame to see three of the four members of a board of education of this town, composed of men who have no interest whatever in the town, not one of them being a property owner, yet these are the kind of men that the taxpayers of this town have in office to run their affairs. All I want is fair play, and I will have it if I have to go into court.” Mr. Cooney followed Mr. Leahey, and told the members it was a shame to ask them to lose time bidding on the work, if they did not intend to give it to the lowest bidder. Mr. Leahey said he would push the matter as far as he could, and compel the board to do what was right and just in the matter. “When my bid was opened and about to be read,” said Mr. Leahey, “I was asked if I had a certified check for the faithful performance of the work. I said ‘No,’ but I can put up the cash right away if you need it.” Mr. Riordan said:—“All I know about the matter is that I have been informed that I received the contract, and the specifications read that the board reserved the right to reject any and all bids. I sent in my certified check with the bid.” President Hanlan said last night that no certified check had been received from any of the bidders at the meeting of the board on Friday night.
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