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- 1874 'ALBANY
Some few days later all Albany turned out to pay the last tribute of respect to the mortal remains of oue of our most respected settlers, Mr. Andrew Muir, sen., of Forest Hill. Mr. Muir had been suffering for some time past, and died at tiie advanced age ot 72. He was a colonist of some 30 years' standing, and the father of the enterprising pioneer settlers of Eucla. [1]
- 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 [2]
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