On Friday afternoon, 17th June, 1932 Mr Robert Cox, J.P. of Cundletown, was conveyed to the M.R.D. Hospital, and there he passed away ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 491 wordsOne of Barrington's oldest and most respected residents in the person of Mrs. George Arrowsmith passed away in Roma Private Hospital ...
Article : 238 wordsMr. Robert. Cox worked up the first cedar cut on Dumaresque Island, Lower' Munning. The Umber in question was cut down by Mr. Allan ...
Article : 31 wordsThe tramp from Maitland to the Manning proved a pretty tough undertaking. Hush Hacks were then the order. Roads, as we know them ...
Article : 55 wordsIn those early days, shipwrights on the Manning were paid at the rate or 4s to 5s per day, and that remuneration was then considered most ...
Article : 47 wordsMr. Cox resided for over 40 years on Dumaresque Island—not a bad record for any man on the land. ...
Article : 27 wordsThere were then very few shingle-roofed houses on the Manning River. There was one at Bungay, near Wingham. Mr. Joseph Andrews had one— ...
Article : 66 wordsIn the early days on the Manning all land business had to be conducted at Port Macquarie—a Mr. Wynter then being entrusted with the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 76 wordsThe late Mr. Robert Cox came to the Manning River N.S.W. in the year 1819, from Ireland. With his parents, lie landed in Australia from ...
Article : 102 wordsAt that time the population on the Manning was so small that Mr. Cox knew everyone who resided here. About the time Mr. Cox was leaving ...
Article : 77 wordsIt was about this time also that Mr. Cox's father and mother arrived on the Manning. The old people settled on Cundle Plains, on the Lower ...
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Advertising : 321 wordsJimmy McIntyre, of the ketch, "Emma," was one of those who got the gold lever. He left his ship, and his sailormen followed him. The ...
Article : 43 wordsMr. Cox well remembered Miss Isabella Kelly, one of the very early [?]neeers of the Upper Manning District. Miss Kelly was then living at ...
Article : 57 wordsMr. Cox used to recount with interest how, with five others, he once set out for Port Macqua[?]e from the Manning River. The party camped ...
Article : 68 wordsDuring that time, Mr. Cox used to say that he had his doubts whether there was a single pound of tea or sugar on the Manning ...
Article : 82 wordsMany a time Mr. Cox gave Miss Kelly a hand to brand horses and cattle at Mount George—an aboriginal being the other assistant. Miss ...
Article : 122 wordsAfter spending about a fortnight at Newtown Mr. Cox and his people left for Maitland. Settlement on the Hunter River was also very limited ...
Article : 124 wordsLand business those times was transacted in what was known as The Asylum Building at Port Macquarie. There were various Government ...
Article : 54 wordsMr. Robert Cox should just about "hold the belt" for having been the oldest Justice of the Peace in N.S.W. prior to his passing beyond 'The Vale.' ...
Article : 70 wordsThere were only two huts in Cundletown on the Manning, when Mr. Cox first came to that centre. Messrs. Croker and Hawthorne lived ...
Article : 62 wordsThe late Miss Kelly is supposed to have left behind a diary of her life—in fact, it has been pretty authoritatively stated that she took her diary ...
Article : 139 wordsWhen writer last called upon Mr. Robert Cox, he was resting on a sofa on the back verandah of his residence— ...
Article : 44 wordsMr. (Joseph Andrews at that time, resided at Woodsitle, a few miles above Wingham, on the Manning River, where he then conducted a ...
Article : 96 wordsMr. Cox informed the writer on one occasion that Messrs. D. Wynter and T. Wynter then resided at Tinonee, the oldest town on the ...
Article : 49 wordsWell might we say in conclusion, to the memory of the late Robert Cox—as to all old pioneers who have "Gone the Last Track" before him: ...
Article : 175 wordsIt was at Tinonee that the first newspaper on the Manning was published by the late Horace Dean. Mr. Dean was twice elected to the State ...
Article : 54 wordsThe Historic. Church of St. Thomas, Port Macquarie. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser (NSW : 1894 - 1954), Tue 5 Jul 1932, Page 4
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