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| LUCKY POTATO DIGGER. UNEARTHS A NUGGET. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Monday 18 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 15:58 | ' TARNAGULLA, Saturday. - At Iron- specimen slug' containing 4½oz. of gold. patch, on the line of the indicator. l8 years rough 4580z. ' |
TARNAGULLA, Saturday. – At Iron- specimen slug containing 4½oz. of gold. patch, on the line of the indicator, 18 years rough 458oz. |
| Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Monday 18 May 1908 page Family Notices | 2013-05-23 14:58 | "[?]don," 107 Princess-street, Kew, Anna Louisa, |
"[?]ndon," 107 Princess-street, Kew, Anna Louisa, |
| FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT. MR. A. Z. CLARK KILLED. CHAUFFEUR BADLY INJURED. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 10:31 | –.– |
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| FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT. MR. A. Z. CLARK KILLED. CHAUFFEUR BADLY INJURED. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 10:30 | bodv conveyed to the hotel, where it will |
body conveyed to the hotel, where it will |
| MISSING IN THE BUSH. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 10:22 | IRARALGOX-Althcmonthlj meeting J 001? \ - V. deputation. iepreseiitin" lliç WAKBUIUON - V deputation wilted oa W \J L VN \V \LL \ N -Tht \\all in *' ii |
TRARALGON. –Althcmonthlj meeting TOORA. –A deputation. iepreseiitin" lliç WARBURTON. –A deputation wilted oa WALLAN WALLAN. –Tht \\all in *' ii |
| MISSING IN THE BUSH. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 09:17 | HAYWOOD - Ihe Government lming allotted £40 to tho local council condition nil«, on its finding £20 to improve the local » icercation reseñe the council is calling for J tenders foi fencing and iroprowng ti o | gioundh-the committee of St ¡stephens i H-C Cburch having decided to erect i new \ fence around then ground "Mr feiigood | of Yarrabeib, ha» provided, lit uecu.arj timber for the same fcHEPPM.lT.OV - Special pn¿es of the '? total valut of i.1 wert given by Mi W i Gibbs, local managet of the Commercial Bank, foi the bet»t Japanese thrvsanthc mums giown. in pots liv pupils of the state school Shcppai ton i he prizes have been iwaided as follow -1, Irene Sander«, ° Ijeigh fconders, 3, Mary Ilissock Mr 1 loi euee curator of QuecnVgardeos lodged the cntnes which were furly nunicrou'' STRATI OllD -The Avon Council ara constructing n much needed dam for public watering purposes m the raises ou the Insolvency, truck, seven and a half null1; finin Stockdale, and at a spot lino«n as the ' Old Slinntj -Ihe farmers clans lettnrcs ait being tarried on here dad} by ojiarla lrom the Agritultm ii department SNAKE VALLEY. — Mr. Thomas Brown |
RAYWOOD. –The Government having allotted £40 to the local council condition- ally on its finding £20 to improve the local recreation reserve, the council is calling for tenders for fencing and improving the grounds. –The committee of St. Stephen's R.C. Church having decided to erect a new fence around then ground, Mr. Sargood, of Yarraberb, has provided, the necessary timber for the same. SHEPPARTON. – Special prizes of the total value of £1 were given by Mr. W. Gibbs, local manager of the Commercial Bank, for the best Japanese chrysanthe- mums grown in pots by pupils of the state school, Shepparton. The prizes have been awarded as follow: –1, Irene Sanders; 2. Leigh Sanders; 3, Mary Hissock. Mr. Florence, curator of Queen's-gardens judged the entries, which were fairly numerous. STRATFORD. –The Avon Council are constructing a much needed dam for public watering purposes in the ranges on the Insolvency track, seven and a half miles from Stockdale, and at a spot known as the "Old Shanty." –The farmers' class lectures are being carried on here daily by experts from the Agricultural department. SNAKE VALLEY. —Mr. Thomas Brown |
| BEIDIGO AND DISTRICT. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 09:07 | William M'Ewan. aged l8 years, who Riding. None of the councillors representing from Castlemaine to' Bendigo improved. At Vogler (Prince's Hill), 2; Mliss L. Noseda |
William M'Ewan. aged 18 years, who Riding. None of the councillors represent- from Castlemaine to Bendigo improved. At Vogler (Prince's Hill), 2; Miss L. Noseda |
| SUSPECTED POISONING. ENTRY IN CHEMIST'S BOOK. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 09:05 | j SUSPECTED POISONING. K-ÎTllV IX CHEMIST'S BOOK. SYDXEY, Friday.-In connection with the -Uäpeeled case of poisoning, Jane Buikie, aged 42 year5, appeared at the having caused the dcalh .of .Alc-iiiider Etolen jewellery belonging to Brown, valued testate estates. Buikie was remanded. strecl, Slniimote, ha. an entry in his poison-book to the effect thal n quantity signed for it as "Mrs. Buikie." -Tt i has tical with the Mi«, Baillie who is now,in -*-T.- . |
SUSPECTED POISONING. ENTRY IN CHEMIST'S BOOK. SYDNEY, Friday. –In connection with the suspected case of poisoning, Jane Baikie, aged 42 years, appeared at the having caused the death of Alexander stolen jewellery belonging to Brown, valued testate estates. Baikie was remanded. street, Stanmore, had an entry in his poison-book to the effect that a quantity signed for it as "Mrs. Baikie." It has tical with the Mrs. Baikie who is now in –.– |
| OTHER ACCIDENTS. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Article | 2013-05-23 09:02 | in the child being very badly burnt.— The driver HOPETOUN, Friday.— A young man named Jack MALMSBURY, Friday.— On Thursday evening, SNAKE VALLEY, Thursday.— Whilst Mr. J. STRATFORD, Thursday.— Mrs. George Conboy, |
in the child being very badly burnt. —The driver HOPETOUN, Friday. —A young man named Jack MALMSBURY, Friday. —On Thursday evening, SNAKE VALLEY, Thursday. —Whilst Mr. J. STRATFORD, Thursday. —Mrs. George Conboy, |
| Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 May 1908 page Family Notices | 2013-05-23 08:56 | ALLEN-CURLEY.—On the 16th March, at Mel- BARNETT-WHITE. —On Hie 6th Tehniarj, nt DAVIES–JAMIESON.—On the 15th April, at the BARHAM.-On the 29th April, at Myrtleford, BELL.-On the 1st May, at Crosus South Mine, BLYTHE.-On the 9th May (suddenly), at the BOSHER.-On the 25th April, 1908, at Blue Bell CORRY.- On the 8th May, at 380 Victoria-street, CRUTCHLEY.-On the 12th May, at 80 Blessing GREY.-On the 4th May, at her daughter's resi- MCDONALD.-On the 13th May, at his residence. Peter, Alex.. James, and Lisa McDonald, loved MOHAN. - On the 15th May, at 22 Gladstone O'SULLIVAN.-On the 15th May, at Mernda Pri- SHANNON.-On the 11th May, at Telford-street, SMITH.-On the 15th May, Elizabeth Isabella STONE.-On the 13th May, Lionel Robert (Bobbie), UPJOHN-On the 4th of May, at "Blenheim," HEBBARD.-In loving memory of Edna M. Heb *She suffered long and murmured not; SAUNDILY.-In loving memory of our dear wife and SCHEELE.-In fond remembrance of Lillian Eliza- WATERMAN - ln loving memory of our dear -(Inserted by her loving sisters, Miss E. Water GUNN.-Mrs. ALEX GUNN. and family wish HOWARD.-Mrs. HOWARD and FAMILY desire IN MEMÖRIAM. (TYS-LLIVAN.-The rrlcnili of Mr. MICUAET. |
ALLEN–CURLEY. —On the 16th March, at Mel- BARNETT–WHITE. —On Hie 6th Tehniarj, nt DAVIES–JAMIESON. —On the 15th April, at the BARHAM. –On the 29th April, at Myrtleford, BELL. –On the 1st May, at Crosus South Mine, BLYTHE. –On the 9th May (suddenly), at the BOSHER. –On the 25th April, 1908, at Blue Bell CORRY. –On the 8th May, at 380 Victoria-street, CRUTCHLEY. –On the 12th May, at 80 Blessing GREY. –On the 4th May, at her daughter's resi- MCDONALD. –On the 13th May, at his residence. Peter, Alex. James, and Lisa McDonald, loved MOHAN. – On the 15th May, at 22 Gladstone O'SULLIVAN. –On the 15th May, at Mernda Pri- SHANNON. –On the 11th May, at Telford-street, SMITH. –On the 15th May, Elizabeth Isabella STONE. –On the 13th May, Lionel Robert (Bobbie), UPJOHN. –On the 4th of May, at "Blenheim," HEBBARD. –In loving memory of Edna M. Heb She suffered long and murmured not; SAUNDILY. –In loving memory of our dear wife and SCHEELE. –In fond remembrance of Lillian Eliza- WATERMAN. –In loving memory of our dear –(Inserted by her loving sisters, Miss E. Water GUNN. –Mrs. ALEX GUNN. and family wish HOWARD. –Mrs. HOWARD and FAMILY desire IN MEMORIAM. O'SULLIVAN. –The rrlcnili of Mr. MICUAET. |