THE NOVEMBER, 2000 South-West Genealogist The Warrnambool Branch of the A.I.G.S. Inc. [Reg. No. A0027436X], Newsletter #110 CONTENTS 1 - Contents, Branch Information, Area Administrator 2/3/4 - Warrnambool District Historicals: November 1900 4/5 - Warrnambool District Historicals: November 1925 5/617/8 - Warrnambool District Historicals: December 1900 8/9/10 - Warrnambool District Historicals: December 1925 11112 - Warrnambool Agricultural High School BRANCH INFORMATION Monthly Meetings The Warrnambool Area of the AI.G.S. Inc., meets at 8.00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month (except December & January) in the Library of the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, 23 Merri Street, Warrnambool. Visitors are most welcome. Research Library The Library is open at various times [Monday to Sunday] when staffed by volunteers of the Group. Ring Flagstaff Hill on 03 55647841 between 9.30 a.m, and 4.30 p.m., Monday to Friday, to check specific opening times. Workshop Nights At the Flagstaff Hill Library at 7.30 p.m. on the Fourth Wednesday of each month. Correspondence All correspondence to the Branch should be addressed to P. 0. Box 607, Warrnambool, Victoria 3280 responsibility for the opinions or the accuracy of the information contained in this newsletter. AREA ADMINISTRATOR Welcome to the November double issue - both November & December HISTORICALS from The Warrnambool Standard for 1900 and 1925. Regulars will recall that this is because we do not publish a newsletter in December. I trust that you will find something of interest in the many vignettes presented for us by Betty Beavis. You are advised (or reminded) that we don't publish in January either, so February will be another double issue, with notes for the two months. Special notice for Members, especially locals: to celebrate its 25th Anniversary, Flagstaff Hill will present a Special Open Day on Sunday 10 December. It will be a Free of Charge day, and we have been asked to ensure that the library is open from 10.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Given the number expected to attend, we will need to have several people on duty at all times. If you can help, please let me know, so that a roster can be prepared. I have now finished transcribing the first 1000 students to attend Warrnambool High School, taking us up to part way through 1924. This information will be available, with indexes, in the library in the new year. Newsletter Subscriptions $8.00 per year, including postage Branch Officers Area Administrator: Ray Welsford Secretary: Wendy Reed Minute Secretary: Aurelin Giles Treasurer: Marie Boyce Newsletter Production Master copy prepared from material contributed by Branch Members, edited, and printed by Ray Welsford Photocopying courtesy of Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum. Disclaimer The Warrnambool Area of The Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies, Inc., does not accept any *** 1 *** Although it is only early November as I write this, there are already signs that the Festive Season is approaching, so in concluding my notes for 2000, I wish you all a happy time with family, both current and historical, through the Christmas/New Year period.. RECENT RESEARCH REQUESTS In case they intersect or overlap the interests of members, the following list shows surnames about which enquiries have been received in recent times. No new research requests at October meeting. Need more information? Contact Secretary Wendy Reed.
WARRNAMBOOL & DISTRICT HISTORICALS November 100 Years Ago - 1900 [As reported in The Warrnambool Standard, compiled by Betty Beavis] MARRIAGES J J O'SHANNESSY, Ballangeich, to A LEISHMAN, only daughter of Mrs J THOMPSON, Framlingham East - report - guests and gifts [9]. John H M'CONNELL of Noorat to Miss E BRUCE MACDONALD of Cooramook - report - guests and gifts [9]. F B VILLIERS to Idaline BREBNER - report - guests and gifts [16]. Fred MILLER, Warrnambool, to Miss CASSADY of 'Boughton' - report [30]. FAREWELLS & PRESENTATIONS To F W GAZZARD & family at Allansford [17]; Misses O'MULLANE [19]; F T HICKFORD (brother of W J HICKFORD, Warrnambool) at Brunswick [19]; Mr/Mrs J P GARDNER at Framlingham - going to Noorat [29]. Testimonial for H B HIGGINS suggested [23]. ACCIDENTS To John PEOPLES, groom at 'Woowywoorite' [2]; to recent arrival J FERGUSON, lithographic artist at THOMPSON & O'FARRELL s printing works [7]. FIRES Fire in J YOUNGER's house [22]; Mr LAVERY's chimney on fire [29]. ITEMS OF INTEREST H W BEARDSLEY successful in rose show at Mortlake - prizes also for Mrs BEARDSLEY and her daughter Mrs AD PLEYDELL; and for Mrs LINTON [5]. Report on State School at Diggers' Rest - P NETTLETON, HT [5]. Colin BROWN, Wangoom, presents flag to local school [10]. Allansford celebrates Prince of Wales' birthday with picnic at "Tooram' homestead - permission of James JOHNSTON - music for evening ball supplied by G PALMER and W PRICE [19]. Musical entertainment at Ballangeich - local names [20]. Warrnambool Show - weight of sheep guessed by 1st J PODGER, 2nd James ROBINSON; weight of bullock Ist George FRECKLETON & E O'FLAHERTY (tie), 2nd A WICKHAM and John LATTA (tie) [21]. Wesleyan Sunday School celebrates 75th anniversary - report [19 & 21]. James M'Gregor JOHNSTONE, elderly man, wanders from hospital grounds - found by Const BARRY [26]. 'Ocean View', Merri Street, superior accommodation - run by E KEEN [28]. Letters to paper by Thomas LOWREY of Garvoc [1]; 0 GORMAN [2]; T A WHITEHEAD [19]; Edward H PRICE - manager of Sheldrick & Co, brewers [3]; W HAINES, district stock inspector [14]. Presbyterian Church meeting at Grasmere - full report -local names [16]. BAYER's opera - plans - report on performance -local talent [10, 15 & 16]. Geo SADLER disposes of all his properties - clearing sale at Mepunga [20 & 27]. *** 2 ***
November 1900 continued... J F CAMPBELL, fruiterer of Fairy Street, takes orders for berry fruits [20]. Australian Journal of Pharmacy features article re R F KENNEDY, veteran Warrnambool pharmacist - Vice President of Victorian Pharmaceutical Society and held seat in the Pharmacy Board of Victoria in 1880 when he retired to come to Warrnambool [27]. John BALLIS secures tender for lighting town lamps including those at South Warrnambool - many glasses broken [28]. DAWKINS & Son install refrigeration plant and cold storage room for D MURTON, butcher, Liebig Street - big advertisement [30]. T E BUTT, honorary secretary of Warrnambool Ladies Benevolent Society, reports on bazaar [14]. Mrs C F E DAVIS, daughter of James ROBERTS of Spring Gardens, missionary in China, home on furlough [21]. H Hayter DUFF on Chinese frontier - Warrnambool solicitor, R A MOLESWORTH, plans to visit his friend and go snipe shooting with him in Burma [26]. James GOLDIE resigns from Duckenfield Butter Factory, NSW, to commence operations for himself at Woodside Park near Heathcote, Victoria [14]. Hindoo GUNGARAM sues Mrs WALKER for 1112/6 [17]. Department of Lands & Survey claims triangular piece of land at corner of Timor and Newton Streets - owners - 0 J TRAINOR, R P THOMAS and W WlCKENTON - land once part of Reid Street which was done away with by Government [3]. Detailed description of voyage from Liverpool to New York on the OCEANIC by G P BARBER [28].Mr Hugh LAVERY, settler, murdered by German, GLUCK, at Beulah - details [19]. Inquest into death of GAUL infant [19]. Jury - T H EASSON (foreman), G U PETTERD, J W SUTHERLAND, M REAVER, T F HART, Thos ROBINSON. Mother resided at Forester's Arms Hotel on Allansford Road [20]. Const AKEROYD sues James VIRTUE over stallion - witnesses grazier Walter HOSE, John BOLGER, James DWYER [21]. Inquest into death of Thomas PROUDFOOT. Jury - M ARMSTRONG (foreman), C A BRUCE, J W SUTHERLAND, T W HART, G U PETTERD, G T HANNAN and M REAVER. Witnesses - Dr Scott and Frank Cecil POWLING, boat proprietor [14, 19]. Case continued - further witnesses - G T LE COUTEUR, Const GRAY and Mrs PROUDFOOT [24]. DEATHS # Thomas PROUDFOOT, boat proprietor, aged 44 [14]. # Infant son of Agnes GAUL [19 & 20]. # Julius KLEEBURGER, former teacher at Warrnambool [20]. # Sgt Major COSTELLO - recently drill inspector to local battery [16]; funeral [19]; benefit for family planned [20]. # Deaths in hospital - Edward WILSON, 29 years; James McENTEE, 20 years; Patrick COMERFORD, 76 years; Thomas T AYLOR, 82 years - length of stay and causes of death given [3]. THE BOER WAR Letters from Pte R M BURNlE [13]; Pte J THRELFALL [14]; Trooper R J BARTLETT [16]; Cpl S ROBINSON [20]; Pte R CROTHERS [26]; Sgt GEARY [9]. 25 members of Warrnambool Battery to meet men returning on the HARLECH CASTLE. Capt JENKINS to arrive per SOPHOCLES [29 & 30]. Mainland's shop window displays a Mafeking siege note brought home by P J FULTON's brother - worth 10/-, it was issued by authority of BADEN POWELL [5]. *** 3 ***
November 1900 continued... The Australian horses in South Africa proved superior to those from Britain and the Argentine - their stunning stamina was manifest though thousands of animals succumbed to the hardships [23]. W ARRNAMBOOL & DISTRICT HISTORICALS 75 Years Ago - November 1925 [As reported in The Warrnambool Standard, compiled by Betty Beavis] MARRIAGES Rev A J HENDERSON, MA, to Violet FAULKNER of 'Wyuna' [6] - report. Michael TONlN of 'Oakbank', Murtoa to Johanna DOOLEY of Ballangeich - report - Best Man, brother James DOOLEY [6]. FAREWELLS & PRESENTATIONS To Sub-Insp RAYNES, transferred to Russell Street [25]; to Mrs BODELY, wife of Acting Vicar of Christ Church - Mr BODEL Y also presented with buttonhole [13]; to Mr/Mrs D H CLARK and family at Allansford [19]; to Mayoress and Mayor at Methodist Flower Show - reference to little Miss May FORD [19]; to Mrs LUCAS by Allansford Red Cross - to live in Warrnambool [19]; to Miss RAYNES, clerk at gas works for 2 years [24]. ACCIDENTS To John McCLUSKEY (son of James, Koroit) - railway guard in NSW [5]; to W J GEE's cab [20]. ITEMS OF INTEREST Mrs STYLES of the Wildflower Cafe, 113 Liebig Street, opens spacious new rooms [4]. J M HORNER, Russell's Creek, advertises milk wagon for sale [6]. Sale of bungalow at 76 Timor Street on account of R W KENNISON -leaving Warrnambool [12]. Other sales: 46 Kelp Street, account of Mrs F COATES; 28 Mickle Street, account of L MacLAREN [13]; C R CARTER of Moore Street - home and furniture [14]; city shop properties - Nos 177 and 179 Fairy Street (shops and dwellings of stone currently occupied by T ROCK, hairdresser, and E CONSEDINE, butcher) from estate of Margaret COGHLAN, deceased [19]; 'East Lynne', Farnham and 7 acres at Yarpturk on account of Alex CUST (details given) [21]; at Cudgee Creek, Naringal, account of Martin HARVEY who has leased the property [7]; dairy farm at Laang - immediate possession - account of James FLYNN [11]. Brief details re estate of William MAHONY of Naringal, but late of Wan go om [18]. D SPENCE, butcher, Liebig Street, installs automatic refrigeration [25]. Jinkers, buggies, etc, repainted, re-enamelled - DORNEY & Son, Port Fairy [2]. Advertisement for SILK Bros, 110 Lava Street - motor cycles [16]. Dr Stuart MAINLAND gains appointment at Alfred Hospital from 3 applicants from an original 28 [6]. Clyde REDFORD appointed Shire Engineer to Gadara Shire Council at Tumut, NSW. Born in Warrnambool, very good all-round sport - aged 37 -life story so far given [14]. Ivan ARDLIE wins Old Boys Silver Challenge Cup at Hamilton College; younger brother, George, runner-up in Junior Boys' Championship [17]. J MATHIESON, Government Stock Inspector in Warrnambool District for past 16 years retires - his contribution praised - to be succeeded by A W BETHUNE [17]. *** 4 *** ------------------------------------ ------
November 1925 continued... Mrs A G HOPE and son come from Tasmania to visit her parents, Mr/Mrs H W DAVIS [20]. Harold PRITCHARD of Warrnambool, supernumerary plumber employed on railways, finds and returns to owner 22 lost from train and picked up near Larpent - recently Mr PRITCHARD was first to assist young man accidentally shot near Larpent [24]. Thomas QUINN, residing in Burnley, but native of Warm am boo 1 District, draws 1st prize in a Tasmanian consultation on Melbourne Cup - more details given [25]. Revs Michael BOWMAN (Yangery), Michael SHANLEY (Essendon and late of Killarney), and Patrick BUSHELL (Crossley) ordained to priesthood at Koroit [26]. Long report on 3 December. Unselfishness of Sid ELLIS, Warrnambool footballer/cricketer [28]. Knitting & needlework prizes at Warrnambool Show - details given - Mesdames M BLANCK, George BURNS, L LOVE, BOLDING, G W CLARKE, C KIRKHAM, W McCONNELL, S R DAWSON, L DEVLIN, G EDWARDS, and Misses M D MACK, Annie ALLAN, Gladys McKINNON, Roma FIELD, Vera DUNNE, E PONTING, Bessie ROME and Maie CAMERON [6]. Mrs L E WHITNEY, Bank of Victoria, gives evening for daughter Vera - details [6]. Court cases: Andrew REDDIE V James JENKINS [10]; Joseph DAWE [10]; Vivian PARKINSON [10] - all minor matters. Methodist Sunday School Anniversary [7, 9 & 11] - Congregational Anniversary [19] - many names given in both of these. DEATHS # Christopher BANT of Panmure [2]. # Patrick Alexander TUNNE at West Geelong - father of Mrs SMALL, Mrs HEALEY, Mrs SPEED & Mrs HOSEA and three sons -late of The Sisters [4]. # E J DAVIS - Old Colonist [4]. # D HANNABURY of Jamieson Street - bootmaker - suddenly - funeral [7]. # Mrs W M THRELF ALL, wife of Koroit Councillor [12]. # John CARROLL at 'Erin Vale', Baddaginnie - father of Pat (Allansford) and numerous other children, many in NSW - aged 86 - names and places of residence of 14 children given [13]. # Janet Mary SERONG, wife of William, at 108 Canning Street, Carlton - children named [13]. # Aaron HARRIS, bootmaker of Illowa - about 41 years in Australia [18]. # Arthur KAINES, former manager at Warrnambool Commercial Bank [20]. # William WILLIAMS of Winslow - ranger, dog inspector and impounding officer - Life Governor of Warrnambool hospital [21]. # John GLASGOW [19] - reference to ADAMS fanrily of Wan go om - tribute by committee of Agricultural Society [26]. # Maria FORRESTER, widow of John Lamb FORRESTER - names of children given - died at 'Retserrot', East Kew - buried from late residence, 'Woodford Villa', North Warrnambool [27]. # Mrs R R URQUHART, widow, at 'Boonerah' - born at 'Hexham Park', daughter of William Armstrong - Mrs R R MacFARLANE of Warrnambool her niece - other fanrily information [31]. WARRNAMBOOL & DISTRICT HISTORICALS December 1 00 Years Ago - 1900 [As reported in The Warrnambool Standard, compiled by Betty Beavis] MARRIAGES Matthew BAXTER, Keilambete, to Martha MEWHA of Grasmere - notice and long article [29]. *** 5 ***
December 1900 continued... FAREWELLS & PRESENTATIONS To G A MAXWELL by the Loyal Ladies of Warrnambool [10]; by the young men of Warrnambool [15]; by the Patriotic League [22]. More re presentation to F GAZZARD [17]; to W J HUMPHREYS [21]; to P L NORRIS, popular relieving teacher at Dennington [24]. ACCIDENTS To J Glasgow [1]; young TOLEMAN thrown from horse, 'Lookout', at Koroit Show Grounds [1]; to Dr MACKNIGHT [5]; to John HALL of A1lansford [5]; to small daughter of Mr ROBB, Naringal- burns [5]; to John BOURKE, aged 27, Crossley; to Percy BEAMS, aged 6, and BALLIS lad, aged 9 [7]; to William WRIGHT of Koroit Street, taken home by Mr NOONAN [22]; to John DUFF, Nirranda farmer [22]; to lad William BLEVINS, accidentally shot by Bruce PROUDFOOT, aged 11 [27]; to Edward KIRCHENER, aged 14, drowned in Merri River - body found by Messrs CAVENY, KANE and others - Mtd Const GRAY at the scene [27]. ITEMS OF INTEREST P MURRIHY obtains high price for yearling draught, Lord Farnham colt - show winner - bought by Mr CUST for 40 [1]. Alfred DETHMORE, butcher, Henna Street, applies for slaughtering licence - premises owned by M ATKINSON [1]. Charged with slaughtering cow in place not an abattoirs [4]. Success of John FLAXMAN's son, William, at Malvern Grammar School- tops list of 19 competitors for position at the Royal Mint - 100 per annum salary [3]. Butcher, D MURTON, charged with not furnishing a report [4]. Mr KIRK, tobacconist and hairdresser of Terang, sells business there to Thomas LEITCH and purchases George FORD's Liebig Street business [5]. Nurse Josephine BROADWAY of Cramer Street, Warrnambool, passes exams with highest possible honours - trained by Dr QUINNELL [8]. B LAW, Mint, Melbourne, donates French sword bayonet (1880) and a Martini-Henry bayonet to the museum [8]. Exhibition of work of Miss MITCHELL's pupils at School of Arts - youngest pupil, Myra STANLEY, presented teacher with gold brooch [13]. Prestigious English journal published portrait of veteran master of hounds J W J M PATERSON, brother of R B PATERSON of Warrnambool- also article re the remarkable horsemanship of their father and grandfather on the hunting scene and in breaking in horses - most interesting [14]. Presbyterian concert at Winslow -local artists named [14]. Mr/Mrs George MEUDELL leave on proposed tour of London, Japan and America [15]. T NA YLER - large advertisement re extensive alterations to premises [17]. Career of racing mare, "Reality", once owned by J J McKENNA [17]. P GLEESON, manager of Farnham Butter Factory, to give prize for best lecture on value of cleanliness in milk supply [17]. S SHADY presents flag-pole to Mailer's Flat school [17]. Miss Margaret M'MEEKIN, assistant at Yangery State School, to leave district - regretted - HT C LIGHTFOOT [28]. *** 6 ***
December 1900 continued... Thomas TREW granted renewal of licence for collecting special wares [18]. R KELLAND advertises house in Timor Street to LET - 8 rooms, stables, etc [18]. W EDELSTEN elected to office in Ancient Order of Foresters, Court Warrnambool [21]. Report on the success of Harold Harland DAVIS at College of Pharmacy - trained at R F KENNEDY's [21]. 20 bales of leather sent to London by Mr GIBLETT [22]. New bridge over the Merri near GIBLETT's tannery opened to traffic - cost 40 - details of construction given - types of timber chosen for different purposes - contractor E WILSON [22]. Dance given at 'Mon Sejour', Fitzroy, to Miss C M DOHERTY of Warrnambool by Mrs J ALLAN and Mr E NOSWORTHY - report in Punch - guests named [29]. Licences for collecting special wares granted to Fred FISHER, Adam FOX and William THOMPSON [22]; to James BATES [29]; collector's licence to Alexander CHAPMAN [29]; Thomas EGAN's request refused [29]. Traffic offences AH SAM: wrong name painted on vehicle [22]. Charles MORGAN - drays parked illegally on Panmure Road [22]. Thomas O'BRIEN: horse left unattended in vehicle [22]. Letters to Standard from Charles TUCK, Angler's Hotel [3]; May PARRINGTON [1]; W H POWELL re Thos PROUDFOOT [14]; G P BARBER - "A Ramble in New York" [21]. DEATHS # Martha IANSON at Chatsworth, Sydney - wife of Leonard - 3rd daughter of late William CUST - aged 35 [1]. # Mrs TUCKER of Port Fairy, widow of Mark TUCKER - mother ofmrs LOFTUS (formerly of Warrnambool) and of Mrs MANDEVILLE, widow of former Port Fairy town clerk [5]. # Edgar HOBBS, Port Fairy - aged 46 - active member of militia garrison, etc [5]. # Rev Charles Benedict O'GORMAN, OSA, at Croydon, Queensland, aged 31 - brother ofmr O'GORMAN ofpurnim [13]. # More re late Sgt Major Costello [12 & 13]. # George STRAIN of Koroit, son of late Thomas STRAIN [22]. # Charles M PLUES - connected with Warrnambool lndependent during that paper's three year existence - very popular man - married Miss F MARGETTS, daughter ofe MARGETTS, then actuary at Warrnambool Savings Bank - more details given [29]. # Susan PARKINSON, widow of late Lewis PARKINSON, snr - aged 82 [28]; report from Mailor's Flat giving details of her life [31]. # Cr Richard MILNE, Warrnamboo1 Shire President, at 'Blairgowrie" - long article [31]. BOER WAR Sgt DALLIMORE, Cpl ROBINSON, Ptes BURNIE, McDONALD, CROTHERS and HESSION on board the HARLECH CASTLE at Adelaide - demonstration in streets [3]. Rowing Club secretary, A J GEILHOFER, congratulates club members HESSION and HIGGINS on service in South Africa - also regrets re death of James WILLIAMS, accidentally killed [3]. Plans to welcome returning soldiers [4 & 6] - reference in council report [6]. Reference to "Nelson", famous dog, returned with South African veterans - went through whole campaign - captured several times [4]. Sgt GEARY - sends interesting relics [5]; arrives Hobart - to cross to Melbourne per COOGEE - almost captured by Boers [14]; plans to welcome Sgt GEARY and Pte CAMPBELL [15]; GEARY welcomed [18]. *** 7 ***
December J 900 continued... Procession through Melbourne - wild enthusiasm - hilarious incidents [5 & 6]. Men back in Warrnambool - long report [8]. Sgt DALLIMORE and Pte R M BURNIE greeted at Allansford station [10]; crowd waiting [11]. Pte CAMPBELL of Cooramook at home - returned on SOPHOCLES [12]. Welcome to Capt HALLEY JENKINS at 'Roseneath' [15 & 17]. Welcome social to Sgt P J DALLIMORE at Tooram House (Mr & Mrs J JOHNSTON) - Master Gordon SHEPPARD makes presentation and fine speech [17]. Articles brought home by Pte CROTHERS displayed [18]. Welcome social at Grasmere to D H JENKINS, S ROBINSON, G W CROTHERS, Alex MACDONALD and J CAMPBELL [19]. Letter from South Africa from Sgt Major Frank WEIR [19]. Pte GAZZARD to represent Victoria with other returned men at Sydney Commonwealth celebrations [20]. Welcome to DALLIMORE, ROBINSON, BURNIE, HESSION, CROTHERS & GAZZARD [20]. ANA Social for returned soldiers - good information re their part in the campaign - Sgts GEARY and DALLIMORE both mentioned in despatches - reference to men killed - Major EDDY and Capt SALMON - and local men - Ptes McCLURE and SWAN [24]. Reception at Nirranda for Pte R M BURNIE [27]. WARRNAMBOOL & DISTRICT HISTORICALS December 75 Years Ago - 1925 [As reported in The Warrnambool Standard, compiled by Betty Beavis] MARRIAGES Walter H ELLIOTT of Durham, England, to Winifred Rosabelle HORN of 'Wildwood', Warrnambool - report - guests & gifts Nancy BLOORE bridesmaid [11]. Harold BICKFORD of Alvington, New Glenelg, South Australia to Ethel Elizabeth VILLIERS, daughter of late John J VILLIERS [24] - brief report. ENGAGEMENTS Edwin Miles BOWMAN of 'Ellington', Warrnambool to Greta OLIVER of Reisling Street, Corowa [24]. William J CLARK of 'Craigieburn', Panmure to Olive Eleanor MACDONALD, daughter of J C MACDONALD of 'Crossbank', Cudgee [24]. FAREWELLS & PRESENTATIONS To Mr James CARROLL of Cudgee district [1]; Muss Gertie GLEESON plans farewell to teachers Messrs V S SPOW ART, C TROUNSON and F BEOVICK, all transferred - guests named [18]; to Miss F J WORLAND by her pupils [18]; to Miss Dilys EARLE by her music students prior to her holiday in Sydney [18]. *** 8 ***
December 1925 continued... ACCIDENTS To H ROSIER of Warrnambool- motor accident [11]; to Mabel JENKINS, daughter of George JENKINS, carrier, Koroit Street - aged 10 years [1]; further report [3]; to Jack CAMPBELL, telephone linesman [8]; to Baden James WILLIAMS, linesman, son of James WILLIAMS of Winslow - fatal - three notices and paragraph [12]; horse owned by J J SHAW, Liebig Street, bolts - driven by lad Ton CHlLTON [18]; to James QUINN and R CHOW between Koroit and Port fairy - new car [22]; to Leslie ATKINSON, drived for ATKINSON Bros, butchers, Liebig Street [24[; to Stan LEVINGS, 14 years [8]. ITEMS OF INTEREST Dame Clara BUTT sings at Warrnambool [1]. Rev Fred J WOOD coming to Warrnambool Baptist Church from Devonport, Tasmania - popular [1]. WOOD welcomed - long article [8]. Dr & Mrs H I HOLMES return from abroad on ORAMA [4]. Details of trip [11]. Bruce B MORRISS, son of Mr F P MORRIS, former Warrnambool resident, accepted as Baptist missionary to work in East Bengal - details re previous professional qualifications and various distinguished positions [9]. Eldest daughter of late Mr/Mrs J W ANDERSON of Tower Hill, Mrs George MORPHETT of Cummins, Morphetville, SA, leaves with husband and children on trip to England [11]. Miss MAINLAND, back from England and America, visits brother John at 'Ellerslie', Warrnambool - she lives in Omaru, NZ [11]. Mrs R J STANLAKE gives bridge party for her sister, Mrs ELLIGET [11]. Scout Notes - badges awarded to patrol leaders Phil FORD and Jack BLOORE - also to scouts Ronald OWEN and Fred STANSFIELD - details given [12]. Long, detailed advertisement for D SPENCE [12]. John RUNDELL lands 8 lb Loch Leven trout in Curdie's River [15]. A SHIREFFS, "local professional rod man", describes Hopkins angling prospects [15]. Mr/Mrs George BARBER return to 'Wingfield', Warrnambool [18]. J HALL, assistant at Christ Church, transferred to Parish of Clunes & Talbot [19]. Success at Christian Brothers College - intermediate certificates gained by J ROW AN, William WHITE (Dux of College), J LYNCH, M RYAN and R ARMSTRONG - subjects each studied are listed [19]. Albert LAWSON, BA. of West Melbourne Tech transfers to new Richmond Tech [21]. Ivan G ARDLIE completes 3rd year Law [24]. Success by Miss ROPER's music students: Meg & Jack ARNOTT, Eric CROSSLEY, Ethel DONALDSON, Eveline MANSFIELD, May NlCKOLS, Neville NOONAN, Arthur SARLL, Grace TAGGART, Kath WALL and Marjorie WOODS [22]. Motor ship MALABAR on maiden voyage to visit Warrnambool under charter to Nestle - will take milk for eastern markets [12 & 21]; arrival of vessel - details re construction and entertainment by Capt M'INNES to dinner on the ship for Mayor, Mayoress and Miss Abbey, Mr & Mrs W A MUNRO, manager at Nestle, sub-manager Mr Norman and wife, Town Clerk, H J WORLAND, and Capt GREEN [22] - ship sails [23]. *** 9 ***
Fire Brigade calls during year to Mrs DUGGAN's, Blacks Lane (18 Jan); shed at rear of Mr DARK's, Skene Street (22 Mar); rubberworks and house of J R JONES, Fairy Street (28 Jul) [22]. State School Piano Fund - Audrey VINNELL 2/6 monthly; J T SNELL and M DUNCAN, ditto; E L KOHLMAN 2/- monthly [3]. Sale at 120 Timor Street of 'Oreti' and two adjoining stone cottages account of J D M'CONNELL - full details including furniture [5]. J CARROLL surprised by large swarm of bees on picking up kerosene case [11]. Details given re building of Soldiers' Memorial - type of stone, details of measurements, etc - WOOLES & CARPENTER [12]. William POLLY purchases properties of late Annie SMELLlE and property (20 acres with dwelling house) on account of A TERRINGTON and Miss I TERRINGTON at Framlingham [22]. DEATHS # Emily WALSH, wife of Nicholas WALSH and daughter of John GALLAGHER of Garvoc - result of accident at Tandarook [7] - notice and article. # Samuel Boyd BLAIR in Adelaide - only son of S B BLAIR, 112 Koroit Street - some details of deceased given - leaves wife and daughter [9]. # Mr MORAN, husband of Mary Ann - aged 85 - family resided at 53 Banyan Street - father of Mrs H J VILLIERS - well known as horse owner and trainer - buried at Tower Hill [11]. # William O'BRIEN in Melbourne - brother ofm O'BRIEN of Western Hotel, Warrnambool- aged 38 - brother of Mrs BORTHWICK, Fairy Street - married wife, Evelyn, last week [12]. Funeral [15]. # James McCULLAGH at 'Keilambete', Terang - aged 60 - born Yangery - details of life and family [19]. Sisters - Mrs SCROGGIE (Glenormiston), Mrs Sam TOUTCHER (Warrnambool), and Mrs Harry SALT AU (Warrnambool). # Miss Eviline PETTINGILL, Port Fairy, aged 27 - daughter of revenue officer F J PETTINGILL [22]. # Mrs May BLOORE, mother off W BLOORE, aged 84 - some life details [28]. IN MEMORIAMS * William CUST, accidentally drowned at South Warrnambool-7 December, 1918 [7]. * Lewis John PARKINSON, 'Weeroona', Mailor's Flat [22]. * Mother of Charles Frederick FOYLE - Mary Helena, Lily (Mrs E FINDLEY) and Rupert - passed away 29 December, 1923. Also James, Charles, Isabel (Dolly) and Sibyl [29]. * Gerald KEARNS - long poem - family names [8]. FUNERAL Mrs R BEAMES [1]. *** 10 ***
Reg Date Name DOB Parent Residence Parent Occup Previous School Comments 1 0866 23/02/21 Jones, Joseph R 03/10/05 Jones, Joseph Casterton Tobacconist H E Casterton Teacher 2 0867 14/03/21 Smith, Linda Flor 03/06/98 Smith, Edgar P Koroit Street Grocer Chemist's Assistant Chemist 3 0868 20/03/21 Askew, Ruth 12/08/06 Askew, William Grasmere Grazier Grasmere Home 4 0869 30/03/31 Presnell, Roy 07/03/08 Presnell, Charles Port Fairy Publican Port Fairy Another School 5 0870 04/04/21 Ahearn, Sarah 10/09/05 Ahearn, Thomas Toolong Farmer Toolong Home 6 0871 ####### Jackson, Hazel ####### No details entered ######## ########### ############## ############# ##################### 7 0872 27/04/21 Cole, Florence Naomi 21/06/10 Cole, William Koroit Street Weaver Warrnambool Another School 8 0873 27/04/21 Forbes, Grace Jean 08/09/08 Forbes, William R Warrnambool Grocer Warrnambool Teacher 9 0874 27/04/21 Dunbar, Nellie 11/04/09 Dunbar, James Warrnambool Clerk Warrnambool Clerk 10 0875 27/04/21 Worland, Albert J 28/07/09 Worland, Albert J Warrnambool Agent Warrnambool Bank 11 0876 09/05/21 Pickett, Joseph Francis 01/12/06 Pickett, John Chas Allansford Policeman Allansford Farmer 12 0877 10/05/21 Jenkins, Leila May 13/12/07 Jenkins, Halley D Grasmere Farmer Purnim W Another School 13 0878 10/05/21 Jenkins, Stuart H 25/06/10 Jenkins, Halley D Grasmere Farmer Purnim W Farming 14 0879 11/07/21 Duffy, James Wilson 31/05/05 Duffy, John Kelp Street Permanent Forces MHS Bank 15 0880 16/08/21 Simms, Robert Hen 14/08/06 Simms, Alexander Warrnambool Minister Orange H, NSW Office 16 0881 05/09/21 James, Clarence W 06/02/08 James, William D Warrnambool Printer MHS Another School 17 0882 06/10/21 Horne, John G R 26/02/07 Horne, William Allansford Farmer Tech School Another School 18 0883 07/02/22 Pearson, Jean Isabel 22/02/07 Pearson, John Warrnambool T Line Inspector H S Ballarat Home 19 0884 07/02/22 Pearson, Alan N 13/08/05 Pearson, John Warrnambool T Line Inspector H S Ballarat Office 20 0885 07/02/22 Scroggie, David 08/06/07 Scroggie, Thomas Terang Farmer HE Terang Bank 21 0886 07/02/22 Gray, Olive Edna 10/07/05 Gray, John Port Fairy Storekeeper MLC Home 22 0887 07/02/22 Gray, Nellie Florence 08/03/07 Gray, John Port Fairy Storekeeper G S Port Fairy Home 23 0888 07/02/22 Richie, James D 03/03/08 Richie, Francis J Dennington Storekeeper Dennington Business 24 0889 07/02/22 Richie, Beresford Eon 21/06/10 Richie, Francis J Dennington Storekeeper Dennington Business 25 0890 07/02/22 Baulch, Colin 25/10/05 Baulch, Frank Warrnambool Dealer CBC Warrnambool Farmer 26 0891 07/02/22 Skilbeck, Vera 02/12/07 Skilbeck, William H Koroit Farmer Koroit Teacher 27 0892 07/02/22 Gordon Helen 07/07/08 Pilkington, Joseph Cobden Boot Store Cobden Teacher 28 0893 07/02/22 Paton, James Keith 30/04/08 Paton, James Lewis Koroit Butcher Koroit Bank 29 0894 07/02/22 Simms, Leslie Alex 29/03/09 Simms, Alexander Warrnambool Clergyman Warrnambool Geelong College Scholarship 30 0895 07/02/22 Rome, Ronald MacK 25/01/10 Rome, Thomas J Warrnambool Boot Merchant Warrnambool Another School 31 0896 07/02/22 Robinson, James Ian 16/07/10 Robinson, James Grasmere Farmer Purnim West U H S 32 0897 07/02/22 Holcombe, Donald W G 06/03/09 Holcombe, Fred H Port Fairy Car Proprietor Port Fairy Another School 33 0898 07/02/22 Hatfield Madge 01/01/11 Hatfield, Richard Warrnambool Clerk Warrnambool Teaching 34 0899 07/02/22 Hose, Linda 24/03/11 Hose, Herbert Warrnambool Grocer Warrnambool Another School M H S
Reg Date Name DOB Parent Residence Parent Occup Previous School Comments 1 0900 07/02/22 Crisp, Bessie Florence 05/08/22 Crisp, Fred Chas Warrnambool Clerk Warrnambool Home 2 0901 07/02/22 Willett, A???? Gladys 19/03/08 Willett, Edward Warrnambool Jeweller Warrnambool Home 3 0902 07/02/22 Wines, Mildred 09/08/09 Wines, Joseph Warrnambool Tailor Warrnambool Home 4 0903 07/02/22 Orr, Valmai 13/12/10 Orr, Joseph Warrnambool Manager Warrnambool Teaching 5 0904 07/02/22 Dawson, Thelma 09/02/08 Dawson, George A Warrnambool Independent Warrnambool Another School 6 0905 07/02/22 Fraser, Catherine 14/11/09 Fraser, Ruth Warrnambool Independent Warrnambool Teaching 7 0906 07/02/22 Harkness, Amy G 04/12/09 Harkness, William Warrnambool Farmer Warrnambool Home 8 0907 07/02/22 Loader, Gertrude Annie 03/01/11 Bowen, Herbert Cassidy's Bridge Manager B F Dennington Another School 9 0908 07/02/22 Cox, Winifred 16/02/10 Cox, Cecil Warrnambool Banker C E G School Another School 10 0909 07/02/22 McMeekin, Nancy 08/02/12 McMeekin, Charles Warrnambool Auctioneer Warrnambool Another School 11 0910 07/02/22 Askew, Edith 19/07/08 Askew, William Grasmere Farmer Grasmere Home 12 0911 07/02/22 Harvey, Elsie 26/12/09 Harvey, May Warrnambool Weaver Warrnambool Office Work 13 0912 07/02/22 Tomlinson, Maude 26/09/07 Tomlinson, Edward G Warrnambool Farmer C E G School Home 14 0913 07/02/22 Villiers, Grace 08/09/10 Villiers, Herbert J Warrnambool Draper Warrnambool University 15 0914 07/02/22 Cameron, Annie J 21/03/06 Cameron, William Rosebrook Teacher Rosebrook Home 16 0915 07/02/22 Castles, Rex 30/06/09 Castles, Herbert Warrnambool Ironmonger Warrnambool Business with Father 17 0916 07/02/22 Mack, Frederick 26/08/11 Mack, Elizabeth Warrnambool Independent Warrnambool AMP 18 0917 07/02/22 Davis, Stanley 09/08/10 Davis, George Warrnambool Stove Maker Warrnambool Warrnambool Butter Fcty 19 0918 07/02/22 Hughes, Leslie 28/04/10 Hughes, George Warrnambool Agent Warrnambool Another School 20 0919 07/02/22 Williamson, Keith 27/11/10 Williamson, Fredk Warrnambool Policeman Warrnambool Another School 21 0920 07/02/22 Tuck, Alexander 07/11/08 Tuck, Arthur Wm Warrnambool Vet Surgeon Warrnambool Another School 22 0921 07/02/22 Phillips, Geoffrey 28/04/10 Phillips, Ernest Warrnambool Furniture Merchant Warrnambool Melbourne 23 0922 07/02/22 Dawson, Rienzi 11/09/09 Dawson, Albert Warrnambool Independent Warrnambool MCEGS 24 0923 07/02/22 Bloore, John Grovenor 29/04/11 Bloore Frank W Warrnambool Chemist Warrnambool MCEGS 25 0924 07/02/22 Sizeland, Thomas W 10/08/09 Sizeland, James E Warrnambool Hooper Warrnambool Business 26 0925 07/02/22 Giddings, Sydney 02/04/09 Giddings, Sydney Warrnambool Saddler Warrnambool Another School 27 0926 07/02/22 Hallowell, Harry 13/05/09 Hallowell, Joseph Warrnambool Baker Warrnambool Business 28 0927 07/02/22 McCullough, Eric 24/12/09 McCullough, James Warrnambool Storeman Warrnambool Business with Father 29 0928 13/02/22 Tibbits, Betty 05/02/07 Tibbits, Guy Warrnambool Banker C E G School Another School 30 0929 13/02/22 Cameron, Murray 18/05/09 Cameron, Duncan Warrnambool Independent Warrnambool Another School 31 09?IJ 20/02/22 Harris, Inez 12/01/10 Harris, Dennis Warrnambool Weaver Warrnambool Another School 32 0931 28/02/22 Willingham, Charlotte 31/01/08 Willingham, Edward C Framlingham Farmer Framlingham Home 33 0932 13/03/22 Hopkinson, Doreen Em 21/11/07 Hopkinson, Fredk Warrnambool Postmaster Hampton Another School 34 0933 28/03/22 Haberfield, Ray 21/08/08 Haberfield, Arthur Dennington Farmer Dennington Farmer