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| 301 | Carruthers-Gibson?Wimbridge (1932 October 16). Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954) p. 5 Carruthers-Gibson-Wimbridge On October 4, at Picton Church, a host of friends gathered to witness the marriage of May, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wimbridge, of Picton, to James Carruthers-Gibson. of Bassendean, formerly of Scotland. The Rev. Father O'Grady officiated. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, was tastefully gowned In a frock of beige georgette pintucked and inlet with matching lace, with shoes and stockings to tone, her hat being of beige Bangkok straw relieved with a cluster of tangerine berries. She carried a bouquet of golden shaded nemesia and Iceland poppies. Miss Frances Wimbridge (sister of the bride) attended as bridesmaid, gowned in a dainty frock of pink and mauve georgette ankle length, with shoes and stockings of pink. Her picture hat of lacy straw was trimmed with clusters of mauve and pink rosebuds and she carried a sheaf of wistaria and lilac Mr. Riordan (Greenbushes) carried out the duties of best man. After the ceremony the mother of the bride received the guests gowned in a frock of black and white morocain with hat of black chip straw. She carried a posy of violets. The Rev. Father O'Grady presided at the breakfast, and Mr Poat, of Picton, proposed the health of the happy couple. Numerous telegrams were read, the usual toasts honored, and the beautiful wedding cake cut, after which the bride and groom left by car for the metropolis. The bride travelled in a frock of autumn shaded floral georgette over which was worn a coat of navy wool crepe de chine, with leg of mutton sleeves and scarf collar of brick red moroccan. Her close fitting black rochelle straw hat was relieved with clusters of red berries and velvet. The future home of the happy couple will be at Bassendean | Family: James Carruthers Gibson / Edith May Wimbridge (F385)
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| 302 | 1933 'Marriage Bells WRATTEN-MARWICK The marriage took place at St. Marys Church, Bambaiapitlya, Colombo, on August 19, of Mr. Charles Bratby Wratten. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wratten, of Colombo, and Miss Mary Francis Marwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Marwick, of York. The Rev. Father E. M. Guegen, parish priest, officiated. The bride, who waa given away by Mr. A. Duncan, wore a graceful gown of peau dange lace, and cape with fur trimming, a large picture hat with shoes and gloves to match, and carried a shower bouquet of autumn tinted gerberas. She was attended by her sister. Miss Esme Marwick, who wore a frock of lime green flat crepe with crystal trimmings built on classical lines, with hat and shoes to tone. Her bouquet was of shaded pink carnations. Mr. H. R Wratten, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. A reception was held at Raglan, Bagateiie road. the residence of the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. C. H. Wratten. who acted as hostess, wore a charming gown of nigger brown lace, and carried a posy of crimson carnations. The health of the newly married couple was enthusiastically pledged before they left for their honeymoon. The bride's travelling costume was of ivory elephant skin, with a blouse of plaid crepe de chine, and a smart white hat with touches of black, and shoes and bag en suite. | Marwick, Mary Francis (I794)
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| 303 | 1933 'Family Notices Gwendoline Mary, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs R. M J. Smith, of Perth, to Reginald Herbert youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Screaigh, of Perth | Family: Reg Screaigh / Gwendoline Mary Smith (F290)
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| 304 | JENSEN - CREAM On Saturday, December 8, a wedding of interest to North-West folk took place at St. Mary's Cathedral, when Miss Ethel Cream, of Cobra Station, Upper Gascoyne, third daughter of the late Mr. William Cream (manager of Bidgemia Station) and Mrs. Cam, was married to Mr. Robert Jensen, second son of the late Mr. George Jensen, of Bullardoo Station, Mullewa, and Mrs. Jensen, of Melbourne The bride was given away by her brother. Mr. Ray Cream, and wore a beautiful ivory lace frock with the customary veil and orange blossom and carried a charming sheaf of white lilies. Her sister, Mrs.Frank Leeds, was matron of honor and wore a dnty frock of pink floral ninon with toque to tone and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Little Mary Leeds was trainbearer and was a pretty little figure in pink crepe de chine with a pink bonnet to match, and she carried a sweet posy of pink flowers. Mr. Jack Jensen was best man. After the ceremony Mrs. Frank Leeds entertained a small party at dinner at the Hotel Imperial, during which a number of congratulatory telegrams were read and the bride and bridegroom received many good wishes for happiness ant" good luck - ine future. The guests at the dinner party in addition to the bride and bride groom included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Messer, Mr. and Mrfe. George Burt, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oakley and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Viveash. | Family: Robert (Bob) Henry Jensen / Ethel Maud Cream (F39)
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| 305 | 1934 'DODGE DELIVERIES DODGE DELIVERIES, The Winterbottom Motor Co. Ltd. report deliveries to the London Lanca- shire Insurance Co, Perth (Dodge sedan); Warren Marwick, YorkFix this text (Doge sedan). | Marwick, Warren (I778)
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| 306 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Thomas Emmett, Jensen / Flora Jessie (Mickey) Macdonald (F84)
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| 307 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Thomas Emmett, Jensen / Flora Jessie (Mickey) Macdonald (F84)
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| 308 | 1935 Family Notices PEAD On January 15, 1935, at her residence, 7 Ferguson street Maylands, Elizabeth Kate, beloved wife of William James Pead and loved sister of Mrs. C Ellery (of Toodyay), Mrs. H. Payne (of Melbourne), John and Joe Boyer. Aged 73 years. Peace, Perfect Peace. | Boyer, Elizabeth Kate (I542)
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| 309 | 1936 'Family Notices IN MEMORIAM. HAMMOND. A tribute of love to the sacred memory of my dearly beloved only sister. Kathleen, wife of F.W. Hammond and daughter of T. G. A. Molloy and the late Mrs. Molloy, and sister of Constance Barrett, who departed this life to be reunited with mother on 28th June. 1935. May her dear soul rest in peace. -Inserted by her sorrowing sister, Mrs. J. E. Barratt. Bar Beach. Newcastle N.S W. | Molloy, Kathleen (I716)
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| 310 | Engagements Mavis Anne, younger daughter of the late Mr. G. J. Jensen and Mrs. G. J. Jensen, of Mullewa, Western Australia to Allan McLeod, son of the late Mr. E N. Mooney, Royal Corps of Naval Constructors, and Mrs. E. N. Mooney, of Winchelsea, Sussex. England. | Family: Allan McLeod Mooney / Mavis Young Jensen (F82)
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| 311 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Alfred Ellett / Eunice Ellen Pead (F161)
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| 312 | 1941 'Advertising ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL was the scene of the wedding yesterday, at 8-45 p.m., by Dr. Kennedy, of Joan Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bennison, of Fifth-avenue, Mt. Lawley, and "Augustus William, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Haigh, of Redfern street. Subiaco. The bride, given away by her father, wore a frock of dull-finish crepe, with satin stripe, designed with high neckline finished with a roll collar. The skirt was inlet with a satin panel which formed a short train, and over this was worn a short tulle veil with a frangipani top-knot. She carried a sheaf of Easter lillies. Miss Agnes Bennison chose a bustled picture frock of mauve water wave taffeta, with shoulder length tulle veil held at the side with tiny bows. She carried a sheaf of. gladioli in tones of pink. Mr. Bill Gilbert was best man. Mrs. Bennison, wearing a frock of cyclamen sheer, received guests at Riley's Hall after the ceremony. The .bride's travelling frock was of turquoise blue crepe. | Family: Augustus William Haigh / Joan Mary Bennison (F170)
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| 313 | 1942 'Family Notices.' Mary Patricia, youngest daughter of Mrs and the late Mr J. Sharpe (Norseman) to Maurice Richard, youngest son of Mrs A. E Iles and the late Mr A. E. Iles. | Family: Maurice Richard Iles / Mary Patricia Sharpe (F20)
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| 314 | 1950 'Personals.' Mrs John Sharpe, senr., returned to Norseman last week-end after holidaying for a month with her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Iles, of Fordville Plats, Kalgoorlie. | Sharpe, Mary Patricia (I50)
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| 315 | 1951 'PERSONALS.' Mrs. John Sharpe, senr. of Roberts st, Norseman, returned home by plane last weekend after three months with her daughter, Mrs. R. Dower, of Wembley Park. | Family: Robert Dower / Margaret Sharpe (F22)
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| 316 | 1951 'GOLDFIELDS SOCIAL.' Friends of Wally Sharpe, of the Norseman staff of the Crown Law Dept. will be glad to learn that he is making satisfactory progress after an eye operation at RPH. Wally's eye was pierced a fortnight ago when a sharp chip flew up while he was cutting wood. | Sharpe, Wally (I57)
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| 317 | 1952 'Goldfields News.' Death occurred in Kalgoorlie on Wednesday of Mrs. Margaret Lillian Sharpe, a well known Norseman resident. She was 72. She leaves 7 sons and 2 daughters, all married. Four of her sons, Cliff, Percy. Sam and Wally, are resident of Norseman. | Lewis, Margaret Lillian (I47)
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| 318 | 1950 'Family Notices DEATH NOTICE BARRETT (Constance Mary). Who passed peacefully away at Subiaco, December 30, 1950, dearly beloved wife of John Edward Barrett, loving mother of Marleen, daughter of the late T.G.A. Molloy, and the late Mary Molloy, sister of Kathleen (deceased). Requlescat in pace. FUNERAL NOTICE BARRETT.-The friends of Colonel J. E. Barrett, of 46 King's Park Road, West Perth, are respectfully informed that the remains of his late dearly beloved wife, Constance Mary, will be PRIVATELY interred in the Roman Catholic portion of the Karrakatta Cemetery at 11.55 o'clock tomorrow Monday morning. Bowra and O'Dea, 195 Pier street, Perth. Tel. BA 4308. | Molloy, Constance Barret (I717)
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| 319 | 1844 'SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED - On the 12th instant, the barque Arab, Wrightington master, American whaler. On the 18th instant, the barque Ganges Walker master, from London via the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed on the 17th Sept. Passengers Mr. and Mis Stockley, and two children, Mrs. and Miss Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Purkis, Mr. and Miss Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Messrs. Nicol, C Batcher, Lyttleton, and Blundell. Steerage - Andrew Muir, wife, 6 children, and mother of Mrs. Muir, Messrs. Capper, Lambley and wife, Cole, and J. Dolbear | Muir, Andrew (I1327)
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| 320 | 1871 'Advertising Pensioners' Benefit and Loan Society. NOTICE is hereby given to the the Members of the Pensioners' Benefit and Loan Society, that this, Society is about to be finally broken up, and having made and issued the Second Division of the funds, it is requested by the Managing Committee that any member who may have any claim against the Society will please to do so in writing. All communications must be addressed to the Chairman of the Management Committee, and sent in on or before the 31st December, 1871, as no claim can be entertained by them after that date. It is also requested that allcheques which have not been presented for payment be forwarded to the W. A. Bank as soon as possible, so as to enable the account to be closed with the Society by the 31st December, 1871. (By Order), W. WIMBRIDGE, Trustee. Perth, December 4, 1871. | Wimbridge, William Thomas (I617)
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| 321 | 1883 'General News We regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Andrew Muir, sea., of Albany, which took place very suddenly at her residence on the 22nd ultimo. The deceased lady, who had attained a. ripe old age, arrived at Fremantle in the Ganges, nearly forty years ago. | Trail, Elizabeth (I1328)
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| 322 | Family Notices CREAM - SMITH-On the 12th September , at South Church, Greenough, by the Rev. Bryan M. King, Daniel, son of Mr. Timothy Cream, late of Champion Bay, to Amelia, only daughter of Mr. Francis Gibson Smith, of the Greenough. | Cream, Daniel (I4)
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| 323 | 1879 GERALDTON I regret to announce the death of a widely respected and old colonist Mr. William Pead which occurred on Tuesday, the 9th inst. The funeral was largely and respectably attended, as might have been expected in the case of one who in life had enjoyed so much esteem among all classes. | Pead, William (I189)
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| 324 | 1879 'Family Notices PETTIT. On the 9th July, 1879, at the residence of her daughter,' Mrs. G. Cross, Busselton, Rebecca Pettit, relict of the late John Pettit; aged 87 years and six months. She arrived in this colony in the ship Gilmore, in December, 1829. Colonial papers, please copy. | Long, Rebecca (I904)
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| 325 | 1880 'Family Notices MARRIAGE. STONE - BOYER. At Wesley Church, by the Rev. W. Worth, on the 17th inst EDWARD, second son of F. Stone, late H.M. 46th Regt to Elizabeth Kate, the eldest daughter of the late Griffiths Boyer, late of Newcastle. | Family: Edward Stone / Elizabeth Kate Boyer (F150)
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| 326 | 1874 'Family Notices WIMBRIDGE At Perth on the 5th September, after a short and painful illness, Sahah Agnes, the beloved third daughter of Mr. William Wimbridge ; aged 17 years and 3 months. Deeply lamented by her relations and a Large circle of sorrowing friends | Wimbridge, |
| 327 | 1875 'SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS THIRD CLASS: 1st prize, Minnie Wimbridge | Wimbridge, Minnie Matilda (I635)
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| 328 | 1888 'NEWS OF THE DAY Mr. W. Wimbridge, the energetic proprietor of the Pioneer Carriage Factory, in Hay Street, has just competed the largest order off the kind which has ever been, undertaken in Western Australia. Mr. Wimbridge has in fulfilment of a contract he entered into with Mr. A. B. Wright, turned out a splendid four in hand buggy and no less than six large fourwheeled skeleton waggons, together with a number of space wheels all the necessary fittings: and forty double bullock yokes. Each waggon is fitted with a powerful break, and the tires of the wheels are 4 inches broad by 1in. in thickness. The waggons are constructed (with of course the exception of the iron work, all of which was wrought by Mr. Wimbridge) entirely of W. A. timber York gum and morrel which was personally selected by the buider from the large and thoroughly seasoned stock always kept on hand by Messrs. Sermon Bros. of Northam. These large vehicles were ordered by Mr. Wright to assist him in carrying out bis contract to run the telegraph line to the Kimberley goldfields and each one is builtto carry 100 iron telegraph poles, which weigh 1 cwt. apiece. Mr. Wimbridge completed the whole of the order within the short space of six weeks, which speaks volumes in favour of his ability te fill the largest orders within the shortest possible space of time and also bears practical witness to the completeness of his large establishment. The whole of the. vehicles have been photographed en masse by Herr Petz, and will be shipped on board the s.s. Otway tomorrow for transit to Wyndham. | Wimbridge, William Thomas Jnr (I619)
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| 329 | 1907 'Moonyoonooka Moonyoonooka. FAREWELL TO MR. PATTEN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Moonyoonooka, March 30. A very enjoyable entertainment in the form of a farewell social was tendered to Mr. Patten and family on Wednesday evening, at the residence of Mr.Blayney, Moonyoonooka. The tables were tastefully arranged, and good cheer and enjoyment were evident in every face. Songs were given by Mrs. Brown, and Misses Whitehurst and Webber, and Messrs. Lynch, Morgan , Saddintrton, and Master Saunders. Mr. Lynch occupied the chair. He eulogised the guest, and expressed regret at his departure. These statements were endorsed by all. Mr. Patten feelingly respondcd. Mr. T. L. Brown, M.L.A., in responding to the toast of Parliament, after referring to political matters, expressed surprise at the older settlers leaving the district. He advised those remaining; behind not to give any more send offs. Other toasts being honoured, dancing commenced and lasted till daylight.Fix this text Thus closed a most unique country entertainment. | Patten, Edgar Major (I361)
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| 330 | 1908 'Personal Items Mr. R. Ford, who is leaving Geraldton by the s.s. Coolgardie, this afternoon was married yesterday, afternoon to Miss Maud Cream, a daughter of the late Mr. J. Cream. The employees of Mr. J. G. Smith's establishment yesterday presented Mr Ford with a piece of jewellery. The proprietor also made him a presentation. Mr. Ford will take up his residence at Orroroo, in the north of South Australia, where his father has a business, and Mrs. Ford will shortly join him there. During his few years' residence m Geraldton, Mr. Ford has made many friends, who wish him every success in his new home. | Family: Richard Coaker Ford / Maud Alma Cream (F43)
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| 331 | 1895 'WEDDINGS Ottaway - Pead A very pretty wedding took place at the English Church at Geraldton on 'Wednesday afternoon, July 24 the contracting parties being Mr. Alfred Ottaway who is in charge of the grocery department of Messrs. Wainwright and Co's business at Geraldton, and Miss Grace Evelyn Pead, fourth daughter of Mrs Alfred Pead of that town The bride, who was given away by Mr Vernon Birch, an old friend of the family looked charming indeed, becomingly gowned as she was its a dress of white satin trimmed with chiffon, and wearing a veil and wreath. The bride also carried an exquisitely pretty bridal bouquet. The bridesmaids were Misses Birch and Tottie Pead, a little sister of the bride. The former wore a dress of helitrope Creon, trimmed with moire silk, and cream lace, her hat being of cream lace, trimmed with helitrope ribbons, while the latter wore a dress of liberty silk, trimmed with green silk lace, and hat to match. The bride groom was accompanied by Mr. W. Evershed, as best man. The ceremony, which was witnessed by a large crowd of the friends and relatives of the bride and bridegroom was performed by the Rev. Canon Louch, and as the happy couple left the church they were deluged with rice, and a perfect shower of good wishes. Cake and wine were partaken of by the bride and bride groom and the guests at the residence of the bride's parents, shortly after which the newly married couple left for Greenough, en route to Perth, were they propose spending their honeymoon. ? Telegraph | Family: Alfred Edwin Ottaway / Grace Evelyn Pead (F69)
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| 332 | 1909 'Musical Examination Musical Examination. GERALDTON CENTRE. The results of the practical examination held by Dr. Creser, examiner for Trinity College of Music, Lon don, were received this morning. The percentages are exceptionally high, and reflect great credit on both teachers and students. The majority of the candidates arc pupils of the local Presentation Convent, and the results speak highly for the excellent tuition available at that institution. The following is the list of successful can didates : Higher Examinations,Certificated Pianist : Miss Gertrude Clinch, Green ugh. Intermediate Honors. C. Holleran, 84 marks ; M. Scott, 81 marks. Intermediate Pass. Dorcas Ryan, 66 marks (Presentation Convent. Greenough); Eileen Haltigan, G4 marks ('Miss Laver). Junior' Honors. Cecelia Goldberg. 60 marks ; Alberta Prunster, 84 ; Marie Fels, S4., Junior Pass. Ada Cream, 64 marks | Cream, Ada Constance (I65)
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| 333 | Death at Thunderalla Inspector Holmes received a wire this morning from Constable Jensen, of Yalgoo. as follows : ? 'Received information today that a man named Roch died yesterday at Beaton's Thunderalla station from 1 gunshot wound believed suicide Constable Baumrten despatched to investigate. | Jensen, George Jorgen (I136)
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| 334 | 1910 'Personal Mr Stephen J Morgan and Miss Ann Whitehurst were married at Christ Church. Geraldton, yesterday the Rev. E. Saunders performed the ceremony, and Miss Grace Moore, played the wedding march. | Family: Stephen John Morgan / Anne Elizabeth Whitehurst (F311)
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| 335 | Family Notices PEAD At Champion Bay, on the 14th of May, Frederick, eldest son of William Pead aged 41. | Pead, Fredrick (I476)
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| 336 | Wedding There was a large gathering this afternoon at the Parish Church to witness the wedding of Mr Walter Kendrick, second son of Mr. J. Kendrick, of the Railway Department and Miss Laura Mary Cream,third daughter of the late Mr. John Cream. The bride, who was charmingly dressed was given away by Mr. W. Moore and was attended by Miss Gladys Cream and Miss. Dulcie Kendrick as bridesmaids. The service was floral, and the officiating minister was the Rev .A. Craven. The honeymoon is to be spent in Kalgoorlie. | Family: Walter Thomas Kendrick / Laura Mary Cream (F45)
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| 337 | 1919 'PERSONAL ITEMS. Mr Alex F. Pead, second eldest son of the late Alfred and Mrs Ellen Pead old residents of Geraidton, died on Wednesday last in. Perth, aged 51. Deceased was a brother of Mrs S. Haddy and Mrs A. W Haigh and was well known in the Victoria and Murchison districts. At the time of his death he was the licensee of the Cannington Hotel. | Pead, Alexander Frederick (I12)
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| 338 | 1918 'GERALDTON BOWLING CLUB GERALDTON BOWLING CLUB The annual meeting of the Geraldton Bowling Club was held on Saturday night, when there was. a large attendance of members. The annual report and balance .sheet which recorded a satisfactory year operations, were adopted. The receipts were £88 3s and the expenses £70, leaving a balance of £18 on the year's working, which has reduced the debit balance to £32. The election of officials rested as follows :? Patron Mr M. J. Logue, President, Mr A W. Haigh, Vice President. Mr D Stephenson Treasurer Mr C. A Langley Committee, Messrs J. Kendrick F. M. Roberts A: E Builder, - E. Snell and W B Radle hon secretary, Mr J Stone. The opening day was fixed for Saturday, November 2nd, and will take the form of a ladies afternoon . | Haigh, Albert William (I181)
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| 339 | 1921 'MURCHISON NOTES It is very pleasing to report that Mr Arthur Leeds has returned to Wandina after his severe illness, and is recovering fast. | Leeds, Arthur (I1133)
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| 340 | 1921 'GERALDTON MUNICIPAL JUBILEE First Council (Town Trust) 1871 H. D. Scott (Chairman) C. Crowther C.H. Elliott M. Hosken W. Osborne Wm. Pead Wm. Trigg E. C. Howes (Town Clerk) | Pead, William (I189)
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| 341 | 1920 'Family Notices IN MEMORIAM WHITEHURST. In sad but loving memory of my dear husband and our father, Robert Whitehurst, who departed this life May 24th, 1913, at Perth Hospital. Seven years today the message came from God, Who thought it best to take you from this weary world To give you peace and rest. God takes our loved ones from our home, But never from our hearts. Time changes many things, But memory, like the ivy, clings. Inserted by has loving wife, Hannah Whitehurst,daughters and son. | Whitehurst, Robert Charles (I1061)
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| 342 | Faith and Justice The Late Mrs M A. Smith. The death occurred on Saturday after a long ill ness, of Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, of Francis Street. The deceased belonged to a family long connected with the district, and was greatly respected by a very wide circle of friends. Her husband predeceased her some years ago. She was 69 years of age, and leaves a grown-up family of six sons and five daughters, besides many grandchildren. and great-grandchildren. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, the Rev. Fr. Flavahan officiating. The mourners included the sons aud her two brothers, Messrs. Daniel aud Tim Cream The pall bearers were T. M. DeLucey, P. Stone, F. H. Critch, R. Burton, J.Brindley, and J. C. Willcock, M.L.A. Wreaths were sent by Messrs. T. Cream and Sons; Mr. and Mrs. J. T.Cream (Nabawah); Mr. aud Mrs. Halpin (Day Dawn); Bren, Una, Fred, Keran(greatgrandchildren) Jack, Alice, Athol, Marl; Mrs. R. Bennett and Florrie; Mr. and Mrs. Radley and George; Mr. and Mrs. A. Cream; Mr. and Mrs. T. Cream, jun.; Jack and Fanny; Mill and Jim; Mr. and Mrs. W.Moore; Mrs. Shep heard; Mrs. Brown; Mr. and Mrs. An derson; Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore; Mrs. Plummer and family; Mr. and Mrs. Roades and family; Mr aud Mrs. Brindley aud family; Mr. and Mrs. Mellor and son; Mr. and Mrs. J. Litton and family; Mrs. O'Dea and family; Gus and Fan; Mary and Jim; Alberta and Leslie; Wes and Lillian; Daisy and Bert; Bert and Bob; Edith and Mill; Will Abbie and family; Gus and Florrie; Alf, Mary and family; Ronald and Roma; D. Cream and family; Gus and Greta, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cream and family (Bidjemia); M. and Mrs. Thomas and family; Tom, Nell, and family; Alf and Blanche and family; Mr. and Mrs. Haddy and family. Thefuneral arrangements were carried out by Mr. Geo. Lester. | Cream, Mary Ann (I6)
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| 343 | FUNERAL NOTICE FRIENDS of the late JAMES WILLIAM HAYDEN are informed that his remains will leave Mrs. A. Cream,s residence, Greenough. Road, at 11 a.m., to-morrow (Friday) for interment in the Anglican Cemetery. | Hayden, James William (I271)
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| 344 | Death of Mr.James W. Hayden The death occurred at the Hospital last night of Mr. James. W. Hayden, whose parents were amongst the earliest settlers of the district. Deceased, who had lived for some time in Victoria had lately been engaged in station work near Carnarvon. He came to Geraldton about a week ago suffering from pleurisy, and entered the Hospital for treatment . He was brother to Mrs. Alf Cream (Mary Ann (Agnes) Hayden), of Greenough Road, and Mrs. Harris, of Perth. | Hayden, James William (I271)
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| 345 | DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT. The death of Mrs. Henrietta McConkey , of Rudd's Gully, at Geraldton, on Saturday morning, removes another of the fast-diminishing band of the oldest residents of the district. Her husband, the late John McConkey, died a few years ago. The deceased lady was highly respected, and was 75 years old at the time of death, which took place at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Dan Marsh, jun., where she had been laid up for some weeks. She was a sister of Mrs. John Taylor and Mr. H. E. Oakley, both of Geraldton. She reared a large family, amongst her sons and daughters being the following: Messrs. W. L. McConkey T. McConkey A. N. McConkey Mesdames F. Hymus, D. Marsh, jun., A Garfoot, jun., G. Angel A. Harrison. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, the remains being interred in the Church of England Cemetery at Geraldton. Mr. Joshua Mills, M.L.C., Inspector Holmes, Mr. W. Moore, J.P., Mr. A. H. DuBoulay, J.P., Mr. Frank Green, Mr. Chas. Conway, J.P were the pall bearers. The following sent wreaths: - Sons and Daughters, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jupp and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jupp, Mr. and Mrs. F. Green, Tim and Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. A. Garfoot, sen., Mr. and Mrs. J. Gould and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. Marsh, sen., Mr. and Mrs. Wordel Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Tunks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mercy and family, Mrs. H. Hall and family, Messrs. T. and W. McConkey (Northampton) , Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Maley, Mrs. and Miss Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Prunster and family, Mr. T. Cream and Sons, Mr. and Mrs. Halpin and family, Lorna, Hope, and Lester, Mr.L. A. Pomeroy (Harvey) Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Oakley Mr. and Mrs. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Jack McConkey and family (Oakabella) Mr. J. Mills, Mrs. Ovens and family Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Holmes and family Mr. and Mrs. F. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. T. Morris and family Sister Emily and family Mr. and Mrs.D. Gould and family Mrs. and Mrs. Stokes, sen., and family Mr. and Mrs. E. and J. Stokes and families Mr. and Mrs T. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. E. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Cawardine and family Mr. and Mrs. T. Marsh Mr.and Mrs. G. Marsh and family Mr. and Mrs. J. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Boyes and family Mr. and Mrs. G. Gould and family Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Angel and family Mrs. M. Kane and family Mrs.J Kane, Mr and Mrs. O'Dea and family Mr and Mrs. M. J. Kane and family Mr and Mrs. B. Broad Mr and Mrs. J. Carson Mr and Mrs. T. Giles Mr and Mrs. T. Carson and family. | Oakley, Henriatta (I72)
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| 346 | DEATH OF MRS E. GOULD A COLONIST OF LONG, STANDING. It was was with very great regret that a wide circle of frjends has heard of the death of Mrs Sarah Gould, wife of Mr Edward Jones Gould, senr which occurred on Sunday afternoon at the residence of her son, Mr John Gould, Eastern Road. The deceased was one of the oldest residents of this part of the State, and was greatly loved by all who knew her. She was within two or three months of celebrating coming out to Western Australia in 1862. Being in the colony for 58 of her 81 years. Native of Somerset England. They were for a time with the late Maitland Brown at Glengarry but after a while took up land at Rudds Gully, moving there until their retirement about 17 years ago.It has been carried on by Mr Joseph Gould. During their retirement they have lived principally with their son Mr John Gould at Eastern Road. A large family of five sons and six daughters were born to them, and there are now 85 grand children and 19 great grandchildren their descendants thus numbering 115.Their sons and daughters are as follows Mrs Brand .(Yuin), Mrs W Cream (Bidgemia) Mrs William Jupp (Nabawa) Samuel Jupp and Mrs Samuel Jupp (Nabawa) Mrs H E Hamersley Mrs Connelly (Walkaway) Messrs Robert Gould(Nabawa) John Gould George Gould Edward Gould Joseph Gould. The funeral, took place on Monday afternoon at the Anglican Cementry.The service being conducted by the Rev Rex A Craven. The pall bearers were Messrs W McKenzie Grant T Carsen senr James Conway W Moore W Harrison A H du Boulay. Wreaths and floral tributes were sent by the following Sons and Daughters, Mr and Mr, T Carson and family Mr J. T. McConkey senr Mr T Baley (Nabawa Mr and Mrs M J. Logue Mr and Mrs F G Anderson and family, Mr and Mrs P H Spence Mr W Harrison Mr and Mrs H J Smith Mr and Mrs A C McConkey and family Mr and Mrs W L McConkey and family Mr and Mr T McConkey and family Mr and Mrs A Prunster and family Mr Tim Cream and sons Mr and Mrs J Ebert Mrs J Bridgman V A Bridgman Misses Leverman and Conway. The funeral arrangements were carifed out by Mr George Lester | Tarzwell, Sarah (I100)
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| 347 | 1913 'Personal Items Chiree' writes: A wedding of some local, and also Fremantle interest is arranged to take place at the Geraldton Parish Church next Tuesday. The contracting parties are Mr Arthur Leeds, son of Mr A. G Leeds, of Dalgetys, and Miss McPherson. The bride to be her mother and other relations, are staying at the Victoria Hotel, where the reception after the wedding will be held. | Family: Arthur Leeds / Elsie L McPherson (F321)
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| 348 | Death of Mrs Hayden FORMER GERALDTON RESIDENT A Roebourne correspondent telegraphs : Mrs Hayden. an old West Australian , passed away at her son-in-law's residence on Tuesday morning at the age of 70 years. The deceased lady was born at York in 1840. and for the last last twenty years carried on business as a boarding house keer at Geraldton but owing to bad health she had to give up the business, and came to Roebourne in May last. Up to last Thursday she appeared well, In the afternoon she complained of pains in the head, and collapsed shortly afterward and remained unconscious until her death on Tuesday morning. The funeral took place the same afternoon. Deceased leaves three daughters and two sons, and eighteen grand children to mourn her loss. The following floral tributes were received: Mesdames Waugh, Bassett, Flinders. Thurlow. Naughton, Atkinson, Suhard. Kruger, Sukroo, Kain. Watson (Geraldton); Appleton, Peirl. Mr and Mrs G. Rogers Mr Harbutt conducted the service , and Mr V. G. Wheeler played deceased's two favourite hymns, nos 264 and 399. | Smith, Martha (I85)
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| 349 | Death of an Old Colonist The death occurred at Roebourne this morning of Mrs Martha Hayden, who was well-known in Geraldton, having resided in Durlacher Street for some years. Deceased was 70 years of age, and. was born in York. She leaves five sons and daughters namely: Mrs M Thomas and Mrs J Harris (Roebourne); Mrs A Cream (Geraldton); James(Melbourne), and Jack (Carnarvan) Currently no record of Jack or James(Melbourne) Hayden unless by another marriage. Mrs A Cream is Mary Ann (Agnes) Hayden and married Alfred Cream. | Smith, Martha (I85)
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| 350 | 1916 'PERSONAL ITEMS. Private W. Pead, brother of Mrs S. Haddy, has been transferred from the Remount Corps to the artillery. Private Pead was known as one of the finest horsemen in the Victoria district in the 8o's. Since then he has been pretty well all over Australia and is now so far as is known in Egypt. | Pead, William Alfred (I13)
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