Comleroy Road
Sandwich dance in the School of Arts to-night. Funds to go towards the purchase of a Union Jack ana flagstaff. A large and representative Meeting was…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1915
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"Wilson Road." (To the Editor)
Sir.—Mr. Wilson appears co be annoyed at my recent endeavour through the press to bring forcibly under the notice of the ratepayers of B Riding of the Colo Shire…
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Sir,—I notice in your issue of 18th inst. a report of Colo Shire meeting, wherein a resolution by Councillors Anderson and Bowd was carried, authorising the engineer to…
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The bazaar and sale of goods on 23rd and 24th inst. in aid of Australia's Wounded Soldiers, promises, given congenial weather conditions, to he an unprecedented…
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Sir,—In a recent issue I came in for a considerable amount of criticism at the hand's of Mr. Frank McMahon. He state that he noticed in your issue of 18th…
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The bazaar and sale of goods to be held at Comleroy School of Arts, as the local school's effort for Australia Day, will be held to-day (Friday) and to-morrow…
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In my last, effusion, I made brief mention of the dangerous stale of the road near Mr. Thos. McMahon's, sear., residence. Where we chew the cud as we bog in the…
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Archibald Hurd, the well-known naval expert, has contributed a fine article dealing with the Dardanelles operations to the current issue of T.P.'s Journal of Great Deeds…
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The workers in charge of Australia Day functions are naturally elated over the result of their achievements, and the sum of £100 raised by means of a bazaar and sale…
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"There shall be wars and rumors of wars," etc., etc. "False prophets shall appear upon the earth." . This well known [?]utation from the revelations…
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The residents of Comleroy intend, in their ,usual whole hearted manner, to tender a right royal send-off to our young men, Dal. McCabe Gus. London, and J. Bottles, who…
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A rather serious motor car accident happened at Kurrajong Heights on Saturday. Mr. Nelson Price, of Penrith, was driving an Overlander car, and was taking Mr. Eric…
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There was a very large gathering of local and district people at the School of Acts on 4th September, on the occasion of the send-off to Messrs. Dal. McCabe, G. London…
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The long expected Award covering the employees of the East Greta and Aberdare railways is gazetted. This Award, which was obtained by the Amalgamated Railway…
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A meeting of residents of the Hills districts was held at Dural on the 11th inst for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken with a view to securing…
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The friends of Mrs. A. Quinn will be pleased to hear that she is improving. She is in C ward at Sydney hospital. Congratulations to Jr. and Mrs. J. Navin…
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Over 150 country newspaper proprietors (visited the wool and produce store of Messrs. John Bridge and Co. on the 20th October last, for the purpose of making themselves…
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Miss Monnie Quinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Quinn, is spending a holiday at Bellengen, with her aunt, Mrs. Kirton. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. A…
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