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IN THE COURTS YESTERDAY (Article), The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995), Thursday 13 May 1965 page Article 2013-05-08 14:06 Mirko I'rsn, 24, of
Constable A. H. Bud, said
that al 6.20 am on Januaiy
dent on the Cotter Road
A stationary molot
Ihe rear of this vehicle for
Constable W. J. Spuriing
was travelling al about 65
to 70 mph at Ihe time ol
ihe accident. Prsa said nc
''"'prsa told Constable;
Spuriing lhat the accident!
ihe corner. .
Const. Spuriing re-xalec
lhat Ibe brakes of Pisa s
vehicle were in working or
l'CFines totalling £106 w-crc
imposed 'V^1'
molorisis convicted foi nam
ing committed tin flic
Mirko Prsa, 24, of
Constable A. H. Bird, said
that at 6.20 am on January
dent on the Cotter Road.
A stationary motor
the rear of this vehicle for
Constable W. J. Spurling
was travelling at about 65
to 70 mph at the time of
the accident. Prsa said he
Prsa told Constable
Spurling that the accident!
the corner. .
Const. Spuriing revealed
that the brakes of Prsa's
vehicle were in working order
Fines totalling £106 were
imposed on 16 other
motorists convicted for having
committed traffic
IN THE COURTS YESTERDAY (Article), The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995), Thursday 13 May 1965 page Article 2013-05-08 12:58 police went to the scene ol
an accidcnt at the intci sec
jirv 21. . .
Xyrakis. when inter
police went to the scene of
an accident at the intersec
ary 21. . .
Vincent . when inter
Family Notices (Family Notices), The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), Saturday 2 February 1907 page Family Notices 2013-04-07 07:00 T- OBITUARY
. . ,,/»;. CHA8. TROEDEL ,
jy; MELBOURNE, This Afternoon,
:Vrne,.wlll of Charles, Troedel, of Troo
dol and Co., Uthograp'hors, has toeon filed
for- probate. Ho loft £14,778 to his
OBITUARY
CHAS. TROEDEL ,
MELBOURNE, This Afternoon,
Thee will of Charles, Troedel, of Troe
del and Co., Lithographers, has been filed
for- probate. He left £14,778 to his
Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 3 October 1922 page Family Notices 2013-04-05 16:57 (Teorgini A C, deirlv beloved wife of lohn
Clirk, Ciiviui Fhlns, Hupaiivup Noilli md lo
ing mother of Jlek, Snlilc, and Arllltlr It I I'
at Cavill Plains, Jtupitivup North, (.coiglni
A C , deirlv beloved daughter of Mrs John
and the late John W illis Dunphv, ' l.skcndilo, '
W indillgoug, and loving sister of I* itrlc.
Ohrtlcfoid), Alex (sandringham), Annie (Mrs
Ucirj, Wandiligong), and sister Df the lite
Willie El i, and Tom It II'
(Georgina A C, dearly beloved wife of John
Clark, Cavan Plains, Rupanyn North, and lov
ing mother of Jack, Annie, and Arthur. R.I.P
at Cavan Plains, Rupanyan North, Georgia.
A C , dearly beloved daughter of Mrs John
and the late John Willis Dunphy, ' Eskendale, '
Wandillgong, and loving sister of Patrick,
(Myrtleford), Alex (Sandringham), Annie (Mrs
Cleary, (Wandiligong), and sister of the late
Willie, Eva, and Tom R.I.P
Family Notices (Family Notices), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 9 June 1917 page Family Notices 2013-04-05 13:42 DUNPHY - On the 7lh June nt Wandiligong    
Patrick Dunphy bcloved husband of Arvila
DUNPHY - On the 7th June at Wandiligong    
Patrick Dunphy beloved husband of Arvila
Family Notices (Family Notices), The Australasian Sketcher with Pen and Pencil (Melbourne, Vic. : 1873 - 1889), Saturday 14 January 1882 page Family Notices 2013-04-05 12:49 HARRIS — DUNPHY.— On tho 3rd Nov., at Rockmont
HARRIS — DUNPHY.— On the 3rd Nov, at Rockmont
Family Notices (Family Notices), Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Wednesday 21 May 1862 page Family Notices 2013-04-05 12:28 HENDERSON-DUNPHY.-At the Scots Church, on Tuesday, tho
13th May, by tbe Ber. Dr. Lang, M.P., Mr William Henderson,
mariner, a native of the county i f Durham, England, to Mary,
HENDERSON-DUNPHY.-At the Scots Church, on Tuesday, the
13th May, by tbe Rev. Dr. Lang, M.P., Mr William Henderson,
mariner, a native of the county of Durham, England, to Mary,
Family Notices (Family Notices), Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Saturday 20 July 1861 page Family Notices 2013-04-05 12:15 SULIVAN-DUM'HY-Ort tho 18th Juso, by apodal lioeste, al
St. Mary'», hythe Rev. Father Leonard, John Sulivan, »I
London, Mo1 Sarah, third daughter, of Edwoid Dunphy, of
Kent.etroet. Sydney, , . ;
SULIVAN-DUMPHY-On the 18th June, by special license, at
St. Mary's, by the Rev. Father Leonard, John Sulivan, of
London, to Sarah, third daughter, of Edward Dunphy, of
Kent street. Sydney.
DEATH OF MR. W. J. T. CLARKE. (From The Argus, January 14.) (Article), Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA : 1861 - 1954), Saturday 17 January 1874 page Article 2013-03-20 13:39 between tire All-England professionals and
Ncivs asserts that the defeat sustained by the
now a standing joke that the single-wicket match5
between the All-England professionals and
News asserts that the defeat sustained by the
now a standing joke that the single-wicket match
THE EXHIBITION AWARDS. DEPUTATION OF EXHIBITORS. (Article), The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 18 January 1873 page Article 2013-03-20 12:40 TUE EXHIBITION AWARDS.
hibitors dissatisfied with the awardst held
present weie Mesáis. O'Grady (mayor), C. E.
Judge Bindon, and the Comte de Cnstelnau.
lowing íesolution :-" That the exhibitors
present respectfully request that tho
unable to cairy out this wish that they; would
please to have the jurois' reports, with the
cal ried out by the commissioners. The Ex-
the pin pose of creating emulation and rivalry
show the progress made in tho colony in the
nufactmeis had responded heartily, and co-
meted out to them. Many of the exhibí' s
had not leceived that amount of attention
which shouldhavebcen bestowed upon them,
been moie favourable. Nothing offensive
error of judgment might have taken p'ace,
and the commissioners were' desired if pos-
it was desired that tlie reports ot the jurors
an opportunity of ascei ¡airing the real result
befoie the place was closed. He would be
justice under their notice if desired, uut he
world not trespass further on the'"r time at
THE EXHIBITION AWARDS.
hibitors dissatisfied with the awards held
present were Messrs. O'Grady (mayor), C. E.
Judge Bindon, and the Comte de Castelnau.
lowing resolution :-" That the exhibitors
present respectfully request that the
unable to carrry out this wish that they would
please to have the jurors' reports, with the
carried out by the commissioners. The Ex-
the purpose of creating emulation and rivalry
show the progress made in the colony in the
nafactures had responded heartily, and co-
meted out to them. Many of the exhibits
had not received that amount of attention
which should havebeen bestowed upon them,
been more favourable. Nothing offensive
error of judgment might have taken place,
and the commissioners were desired if pos-
it was desired that the reports of the jurors
an opportunity of ascertaining the real result
before the place was closed. He would be
justice under their notice if desired, but he
world not trespass further on their time at

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