Place Names of South Australia - W
Wallaroo
- Aboriginal Australians
- Descriptive
- Education
- Mines and Mining
- Miscellany
- Ships and Shipping
- Transport
- Obituaries
Wallaroo
Aboriginal Australians
Also see South Australia - Aboriginal Australians.
Edward Snell spent several months of 1850 on Yorke Peninsula and he has recorded that the Aboriginal word for wallaby was wallah, while wallarue allimaree meant "come on" - see The Life and Adventures of Edward Snell (Angus & Robertson, 1988), page 148.
Wallaroo
Wall Flat - Ward, Hundred of
W
Place Names
Wallaroo
Descriptive
Nomenclature
The land on which the town stands was first leased by Robert Miller from 1 July 1851 (lease no. 147) over 104 square miles which stretched from a point 3 km south of Point Riley, south-east beyond Kadina, thence south to include Moonta, to finally rejoin the coast at Tiparra Spring. In 1857 he surrendered the lease when it was taken up by Walter Watson Hughes (1803-1887). The Aborigines called the district wadla-waru and his station became known as 'Walla-waroo', but this name was too long to be stencilled on wool bales and so it was shortened to 'Wallaroo'; it is a corruption of the Aboriginal wadla - 'wallaby' and waru - 'urine'.
General Notes
Also see South Australia - Mining - Copper.
A description of the infant village before survey is in the Register,
1 November 1860, page 3c,
while an article on the mine and surrounding district is reported on
24 December 1860, page 2g-h.
See Parliamentary Paper 144/1860 for a report on mineral lease claims near Wallaroo together with a map showing the proposed coastal and inland towns:
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The miners are domiciled in pine huts and calico tents... A house of accommodation is being erected at the mines by a person named Searle, whose wife seems to be a model of cleanliness and activity.
(Also see Register, 20 January 1862, page 2h.)
21 January 1861, page 3c,
20 January 1862, page 2h,
16 June 1862, page 2e.
The reminiscences of J.S. Thorn, "one of Wallaroo's pioneers", are in the Advertiser, 7 April 1923, page 14d.
Information on the mine, smelter and town is in the Register,
18, 20, 21 23 and 28 January 1861, pages 3d, 2h, 2e, 3h and 3b,
1 June 1861, page 2f,
27 March 1862 page 2g,
6 March 1866, page 3f,
11, 15 and 25 September 1868, pages 2e, 2e and 2d.
"A Visit to Wallaroo", a series of informative letters, is in the Advertiser,
18 and 25 January 1861, pages 2g and 3c,
8 February 1861, page 2g; also see
31 January 1862, page 3b,
Observer,
23 February 1861, page 5b,
Register,
31 January 1862, page 3b,
Observer,
29 March 1862, page 5e,
Chronicle,
16 February 1863, page 5g,
18 May 1861, page 1g (supp.).
"Progress of Wallaroo" is in the Observer, 21 June 1862, page 1b (supp.).
"A Trip from Kooringa to the Wallaroo Mines" is described in the Advertiser, 7 February 1861, page 3c.
Parliamentary Paper
56/1861 has a report on the Wallaroo district.
Parliamentary Paper
71/1864 for notes on "A Dam between Auburn and Kadina".
The Register of 18 February 1861, page 3d says:
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Wallaroo wants organisation. There is no police protection, no Local Court, no accommodation equal to the wants of the township. It is a large dusthole in which every mental, moral, and sanitary consideration gives place to the search for copper.
20, 21 and 25 February 1861, pages 2h, 2e-3b and 2f,
14 and 15 March 1861, pages 3d and 2g,
2, 4 and 11 April 1861, pages 3a, 3g and 3b.
An editorial in the Register of
20 January 1862, page 2h describes the mine and town, while on
16 June 1862, page 2e the editor talks of the "Progress of Wallaroo"; also see
27 March 1862, page 2g,
16 June 1862, page 2e and
18 July 1871, page 4e for an editorial on the mines.
Also see Chronicle,
14 June 1873, page 12,
Register,
18 June 1873, page 6a and
30 July 1874, page 5b,
14 February 1907, page 7a,
Advertiser,
5 September 1865, page 2e,
9 and 12 June 1873, pages 3a and 2h.
The town is described in the Express,
4 September 1865, page 2b,
Chronicle,
9 September 1865, page 4d,
Register on
10 May 1888, page 3h,
2, 4 and 6 February 1899, pages 6d, 6b and 6d,
24 January 1910, page 6e,
Observer,
18 February 1899, page 43a,
Chronicle,
22 April 1911, page 44a.
"Filthy Dwellings Around the Wallaroo Mine" is in the Register, 11 April 1884, page 6d.
A history of the town and photographs are in the Chronicle, 25 August 1932, pages 33 and 43.
"The Copper Metropolis" is in the Chronicle, 6 and 20 May 1899, pages 21b and 21c.
"Wallaroo and its Industries" is reported in the Register, 22 November 1902, page 10a.
Reminiscences of F. Bayne appear on
12 April 1923, page 13a; also see
19 June 1923, page 12g;
those of Thomas Tamblyn appear on
28 April 1925, page 10e,
of Mrs Kate Edwards and Mr Phillip Walsh in the Observer,
23 August 1924, page 47e.
See Yorke Peninsula.
Wallaroo
Wall Flat - Ward, Hundred of
W
Place Names
Wallaroo
Education
Also see South Australia - Education.
The Wallaroo School was opened in 1861 by J. Lloyd; a "Hoisting the Flag" ceremony is reported in the Chronicle,
25 May 1901, page 19d.
Wallaroo Mines School opened in 1862; see Observer, 20 December 1913, page 17b; the Hundred of Wallaroo School operated from 1900 until 1906.
The presentation of prizes at Lloyd's School is reported in the Observer,
24 January 1863, page 6g,
Register,
21 January 1867, page 2h.
Information on a Catholic school is in Register,
20 December 1867, page 3h,
The Irish Harp,
20 December 1872, page 5b,
a picnic on
3 January 1873, page 5c.
Examinations at a Catholic school are reported in The Irish Harp,
20 December 1872, page 5b,
a picnic on
3 January 1873, page 5c.
The opening of two schools in the town is reported in the Observer, 9 February 1878, pages 17g and 18a.
"Free Education" is discussed in the Observer, 15 March 1884, page 8d.
An Arbor Day is reported in the Chronicle, 12 July 1890, page 10g.
Also see South Australia - Education - Arbor Days.
A "Hoisting the Flag" ceremony is reported in the Chronicle, 25 May 1901, page 19d.
Also see South Australia - Miscellany - Flags and Patriotic Songs.
Wallaroo
Wall Flat - Ward, Hundred of
W
Place Names
Wallaroo
Mines and Mining
Also see South Australia - Mining.
A story of its discovery is in the Chronicle, 16 February 1907, page 41c.
"The Wallaroo Mine", by B.T. Finniss, is in the Observer,
15 September 1860, page 3d (supp.),
"The Wallaroo Prospectus" on
19 January 1861, page 5e; also see
Chronicle,
25 August 1860, page 1g (supp.),
19 January 1861, page 2f.
The mine and town are described in the Observer,
23 February 1861, page 8b; also see
2 March 1861, page 7g,
13 July 1861, page 1g (supp.),
25 January 1862, page 7a.
The mines are described in the Register,
15 August 1865, page 3a,
Express,
18 July 1871, page 2b.
The lighting of the smelter's furnaces at Port Wallaroo is reported in the Chronicle,
16 November 1861, page 6a; also see
7 December 1861, page 1d (supp.).
An editorial on the smelting works is in the Register,
16 May 1870, page 5f,
Observer,
14 June 1873, page 7e,
The Irish Harp,
20 June 1873, page 5c,
Express,
7 March 1888, page 6b,
"Wallaroo and its Smelters" in the Register,
6 October 1923, page 6a.
Sketches are in the Pictorial Australian in
November 1884, pages 173 and 189.
A photograph of the smelters is in the Chronicle,
12 July 1902, page 42.
The reminiscences of Richard Trevivian are in the Observer, 7 January 1911, page 40c.
"The Rumoured Error in the Tipara Survey" is in the Observer, 18 July 1861, page 2h (supp.).
The reminiscences of "Early Days" by Hon J.J. Duncan are in the Advertiser, 12 February 1907, page 7g.
An editorial headed "Wallaroo and Its Smelting Works" is in the Register, 25 September 1868, page 2d.
An accident is reported in the Observer, 18 November 1876, page 10b.
An obituary of Captain Duncan is in the Register, 13 April 1880, page 5c,
of Captain Thomas Anthony on 15 May 1885, page 5e,
of Captain F.G. Collard on 11 October 1922, page 6g.
"The Wallaroo Mines and the Miners" is in the Express,
4 May 1885, page 4d,
"Miners Leaving the Colony" on
10 June 1885, page 3g.
"The Wallaroo Mines - Their Discovery and Growth" is in the Advertiser,
16 May 1899, page 6d; also see
14 July 1902, page 8b.
Photographs are published in the Chronicle,
2 September 1899 (supplement) and
a sketch on
2 August 1902, page 31.
A fire at the mines is reported in the Register,
15 and 18 January 1904, pages 6c and 5b,
Chronicle,
23 January 1904, page 33.
"A Great Mine" is in the Register, 22 May 1906, pages 4d-6a.
Photographs of miners are in the Chronicle,
29 June 1907, page 31 and
of the town on
15 April 1911, page 29.
"Wallaroo and Its Smelters" is in the Observer, 20 October 1923, page 26.
Wallaroo
Wall Flat - Ward, Hundred of
W
Place Names
Wallaroo
Miscellany
A letter to the Editor of the Register, 4 September 1860, page 3b mentions the proposed survey of two towns in the area.
Information on the town's water supply is in the Register,
5 December 1860, page 2h; also see
29 March 1861, page 2h,
2 April 1861, page 3a,
6 July 1861, page 2h,
Observer,
30 March 1861, page 5f,
22 June 1861, page 2a (supp.),
Express,
6 July 1865, page 2a,
Register,
15 August 1865, page 2h.
Troubles with the supply of water are discussed in the Observer, 16 and 30 March 1861, pages 5e and 5f.
The "Wallaroo Water Supply" is in the Register on
27 April 1863, page 3d,
9 January 1865, page 3b,
18 April 1865, page 3f,
1 July 1865, page 2e,
29 January 1866, page 2f,
Observer,
22 April 1865, page 8a,
Advertiser,
24 April 1865, page 2g,
7 July 1865, page 2f.
Also see South Australia - Water Conservation.
Editorials on the area are in the Observer,
6 June 1861, page 6c,
Register,
8 May and 8 July 1861, pages 2d and 2c,
while "The Wants of Wallaroo" are aired in a letter on
1 July 1861, page 3b and
14 March 1865, page 3d.
A smelters' strike is reported in the Observer, 21 March 1862, page 8b.
The opening of a Primitive Methodist chapel is reported in the Register, 3 July 1862, page 3d.
"Larking in the Dark" is in the Register, 24 August 1863, page 2h.
The laying of the foundation stone of the Presbyterian Church is reported in the Chronicle,
17 September 1864, page 2g (supp.) and
its opening in the Register,
19 September 1865, page 3h.
A report on the new gaol is in the Register, 19 April 1866, page 3h.
The contamination of soil by mine drains is reported in the Observer, 5 May 1866, page 3f.
The opening of a Bible Christian Chapel is reported in the Register, 3 January 1867, page 2f.
"The Wallaroo Coal Heap" is in the Observer, 4 May 1867, page 2f (supp.).
The laying of the foundation stone of the Catholic Church is reported in the Observer, 27 July 1867, page 2c (supp.).
"The Fire at Wallaroo" is in the Observer, 25 January 1868, page 4d.
An obituary of Dr John B. Watson is in the Register, 25 January 1869, page 2g.
Information on a choral society is in the Express, 19 April 1872, page 3d.
A proposed corporation is discussed in the Register, 6 June 1872, page 5c.
Also see South Australia - Miscellany - Local Government.
A cricket match against Kadina is reported in the Chronicle, 9 August 1873, page 10e.
Also see South Australia - Sport - Cricket.
Public health is discussed in The Lantern, 12 December 1874, page 6c.
Biographical details of J.B. Shepherdson are in the Register, 24 January 1877, page 5d.
Flooding is reported in the Chronicle, 31 March 1877, page 6d.
Also see South Australia - Natural Disasters - Floods.
A "shocking" murder is reported in the Observer,
21 April 1877, page 4a,
5 May 1877, page 14c.
Also see South Australia - Crime, Law and Punishment - Crime - Murders.
"Another Ghost" is in the Register, 3 September 1878, page 5e.
Also see South Australia - Ghosts.
The Observer of
12 October 1878, page 13c has a report on the opening of Messrs Malcolm and Company's Mill,
its destruction by fire on
18 January 1879, page 3e.
A protest meeting against the reduction of government labourer's wages is reported in the
Register, 29 April 1881 (supp.), page 1c.
Also see South Australia - Industrial Relations - Eight Hour Day.
"Tram Horses" is in the Register, 30 January 1884, page 5c.
A regatta is reported in the Chronicle,
10 January 1885, page 16b and
a sports day on
1 February 1896, page 25c.
Photographs are in the Pictorial Australian in
January 1891, page 12.
"Management of the Wallaroo Hospital" is in the Register, 26 and 30 August 1886, pages 7d and 4h.
A resurvey of the town is reported in the Chronicle, 13 June 1896, page 27d.
Biographical details of a Mayor, William Richardson, are in the Register, 10 December 1892, page 1c (supp.),
of a Mayor, John Evans, on 5 December 1895, page 6g,
of a Mayor, James Malcolm, in the Observer, 2 July 1898, page 16d,
of T.E. Ashton on 9 December 1916, page 48d.
Information on the manufacture of a stained-glass window in St Mary's Church is in the Express, 13 July 1899, page 4d.
The opening of the Town Hall is reported in the Register,
21 November 1902, page 3a,
Observer,
29 November 1902, page 3c (supp.),
Register,
28 December 1917, page 3f,
18 and 21 February 1919, pages 4f and 7e.
A band contest is reported in the Register, 7 and 8 June 1904, pages 6e and 8c.
The diasmond wedding of Mr & Mrs T.R. Heath is reported in the Register, 7 April 1905, page 5a.
The golden wedding of Mr & Mrs S. McKee is reported in the Observer, 24 June 1905, page 5b.
Biographical details of Marshall Smith, harbourmaster, are in the Register, 30 June 1908, page 5i,
of a Mayor, John F. Herbert, on 7 December 1911, page 6g.
A photograph of an eight-hour day demonstration is in the Chronicle,
15 September 1906, page 31,
of the Wallaroo Mines football team on
30 November 1907, page 32,
of the post office on
5 June 1909, page 32.
Information on a golf club is in the Observer,
12 September 1908, page 24e,
16 April 1910, page 22b.
Also see South Australia - Sport - Golf.
Information on the Lloyd Memorial Welsh Congregational Church is in the Observer,
30 January 1909, page 45c,
20 June 1914, page 37d.
A photograph of a gala day is in the Chronicle,
15 January 1910, page 29,
of the laying of the foundation stone of the Methodist Sunday School on
6 August 1910, page 29.
Biographical details of Alfred Brown are in the Register, 16 July 1910, page 13c,
of W.R. Stephenson on 25 February 1911, page 15a,
of Jonathan Bowering on 24 May 1911, page 4i.
The golden wedding of Mr & Mrs Jonathan Bowering is reported in the Register, 19 October 1912, page 11c.
The reminiscences of Richard Trevivian are in the Register, 2 January 1911, page 7b.
A photograph of members of a rowing club is in the Chronicle,
15 June 1912, page 30,
of a ladies' hockey team on
28 September 1912, page 32,
of members of the Welsh Club in the Observer,
20 June 1914, page 4 (supp.).
Also see South Australia - Sport - Rowing.
Information on a Church of Christ is in the Register, 17 December 1913, page 6d.
Group photographs of elderly citizens are in the Chronicle,
2 January 1915, page 29,
of a fair to raise money for the Soldiers' Fund on
28 August 1915, page 17,
of the manufacture of electric motors on
27 April 1918, page 24,
of the shark-proof baths on
11 January 1934, page 30,
of a children's Christmas treat on
19 December 1935, page 35.
The opening of a rotunda is reported in the Observer, 15 April 1915, page 14d.
Biographical details of James Pryor are in the Observer, 7 April 1917, page 30d,
of Mrs Rose Prettejohn on 9 November 1918, page 28d,
of Mrs Elizabeth May on 16 January 1926, page 17a,
of Mrs Emma Way on 24 March 1928, page 34c,
of Mrs E.D. Edwards on 7 April 1928, page 32a,
of Daniel Davies on 19 January 1929, page 49b.
Biographical details of Thomas Davies are in the Register, 6 July 1917, page 4g and
an obituary in the Observer, 12 June 1920, page 12b,
of H.L. Hancock on 12 July 1922, page 6h,
of Thomas Hancock on 4 February 1928, page 11g.
Biographical details of a Mayor, F.E. Ashton, are in the Register, 20 November 1917, page 4f,
of Mrs Rose Prettejohn on 5 November 1918, page 4h,
of John Hawkes on 31 July 1919, page 6h,
of Samuel Richardson on 15 May 1924, page 8g,
of Thomas Tamblyn on 28 April 1925, page 10e,
of Mrs Elizabeth M. May on 8 January 1926, page 10d,
of Mrs Ellen Snodgrass on 6 December 1927, page 12e,
of George Chatfield on 7 December 1927, page 16f.
The diamond wedding of Mr & Mrs Michael O'Loughlin is reported in the Register, 20 February 1923, page 3i.
A photograph of a football team is in the Observer, 4 October 1919, page 27.
A proposed war memorial is discussed in the Register, 31 August 1920, page 3f.
The unveiling of a war memorial arch is reported in the Observer, 9 August 1924, page 47e.
Also see South Australia - World War I - Memorials to the Fallen.
"Sunday Sport at Wallaroo" is in the Register,
5 August 1921, page 6g,
"Sunday Golf" on
3 August 1922, page 6e.
"Sunday Games - The Wallaroo By-Law" is in the Register,
31 May 1928, page 10a.
Also see South Australia - Religion - Breaking the Sabbath.
The reminiscences of F. Bayne are in the Register,
12 April 1923, page 13a,
of Thomas Tamblyn in the Observer,
2 May 1925, page 44c.
Biographical details of Daniel Davies are in the Register, 20 November 1923, page 8h,
of Mrs Kate Edwards and Phillip Walsh on 16 August 1924, page 7f,
of Mesdames Mary Herbert, Catherine John and Margaret Davies on 15 October 1924, page 8h,
of Mrs Ellen Snodgrass on 12 December 1925, page 9a,
of Mrs Margaret Davies on 25 February 1928, page 12f,
of Mrs Emma Way on 22 March 1928, page 8f,
of Samuel Richardson on 15 May 1928, page 8f.
"Wallaroo and Its Future" is in The Mail, 30 May 1925, page 17b.
"Railways and Shipping" is in the Register,
30 July 1927, page 10 and
1 August 1927, page 10e.
Wallaroo
Wall Flat - Ward, Hundred of
W
Place Names
Wallaroo
Ships and Shipping
Also see South Australia - Maritime Affairs.
An extension of a jetty is reported in the Observer, 31 March 1866, page 7h.
A sketch of the port is in the Illustrated Adelaide Post, 1 December 1871, page 8.
Details of wharf accommodation and the owners of same are in the Register, 27 July 1880, page 6a.
A proposed jetty is discussed in the Observer,
29 March 1879, page 22,
Chronicle,
19 June 1880, page 8e;
its opening is reported in the Register,
2 September 1881 (supp.), page 1g; also see
Observer,
1 August 1925, page 10d,
Advertiser,
5 June 1926, page 15d,
Register,
29 October 1926, page 7a.
A photograph of the new jetty is in the Chronicle,
16 January 1904, page 42,
of shipping on
20 January 1923, page 27.
An obituary of Captain J.J.M. White, harbourmaster, is in the Register, 20 April 1905, page 5a.
Pilotage rates are listed in the Register, 22 January 1892, page 5a.
Wallaroo
Wall Flat - Ward, Hundred of
W
Place Names
Wallaroo
Transport
Also see South Australia - Transport.
A "sea and land" trip to Wallaroo is described in the Register, 10, 12, 14, 17 and 24 January 1863, pages 3d, 3f, 3e, 3b and 3b:
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Such a journey was enough to fill one's dreams with horrors and one's waking thoughts with misery for years, if not for a lifetime.
The man who undertakes the task of exposing abuses is sure to be pretty well abused for his pains.
One of the correspondents narrates the trials and tribulations of his return journey under the heading "To Wallaroo and Back" - see Register,
24 January 1863, page 3b,
20 May 1867, page 3e; also see
Advertiser,
30 May 1867, page 2g.
"The Wants of Wallaroo" is in the Register,
14 March 1865, page 3d while
the inauguration of the Wallaroo and Moonta railway is reported on
3 April 1865, page 3a.
During 1867 reports are to be found on the proposed Clare-Wallaroo tramway on
2 February (p. 3b),
5 March (p. 3h),
18 May (p. 3c),
13 June (p. 2h),
18 June (p. 2g) and
20 June (p. 2h); also see
Register,
28 December 1867, page 2c,
13 February 1868, page 3f,
2 April 1870, page 4c,
3 and 12 August, pages 4d and 6d and
Parliamentary Paper 124/1870-71.
A land trip to Wallaroo, via Salisbury, Port Wakefield and Kadina, is described in the Register,
15 August 1865 page 3a and
an omission from this report is to be found on
16 August 1865, page 2d.
"A Trip to Wallaroo" is in the Chronicle, 1 June 1867, page 5f.
"The Wallaroo Overland Route" from Adelaide is traversed in the Advertiser, 1 and 2 July 1869, pages 2f and 2g.
A droll and amusing letter concerning the road to Adelaide is in the Register, 20 March 1871, page 6f.
Wallaroo
Obituaries
An obituary of Samuel Furner is in the Register, 5 August 1880, page 5c.
An obituary of Henry Prettejohn is in the Register, 21 January 1884, page 5d,
of William Richards on 21 December 1888, page 5c,
of Charles Hardy on 18 December 1893, page 5c,
of E.N. Levido on 29 April 1896, page 5a.
An obituary of Charles Coltman is in the Observer, 8 December 1894, page 29e,
of J.J.M. White, harbour master, on 22 April 1905, page 31e,
of Thomas Evans on 29 July 1905, page 38d,
of David Taylor on 16 February 1907, page 40d,
of T.C. Hockridge on 13 February 1909, page 40a,
of W.H. Tellam on 27 May 1911, page 39a,
of Mrs Julia Humphries on 20 June 1914, page 39b,
of W.H. May on 15 August 1914, page 49a,
of E. Washington on 8 April 1916, page 32a,
of Robert Price on 19 August 1916, page 20a.
An obituary of Walter Way is in the Observer, 7 September 1901, page 28a,
of Rev J. Lloyd on 5 November 1904, page 42a,
of John Deer on 4 December 1909, page 38a,
of G.H. Richardson on 8 April 1916, page 32b,
of John Gepp on 31 August 1918, page 30a,
of James Murton on 11 August 1923, page 38b,
of John Hawkes on 25 April 1925, page 39e,
of Mrs W.H. Woolcock on 5 September 1925, page 45b,
of Thomas Evans on 2 October 1926, page 36e.
An obituary of Daniel Curtis is in the Register, 27 August 1904, page 7a,
of John Tamblyn on 11 December 1905, page 5e.
An obituary of T.C. Hockridge is in the Register, 6 February 1909, page 9c,
of John Deer on 1 December 1909, page 6g,
of Mrs Jane A. Yelland on 24 August 1910, page 6h,
of James Brenton on 7 December 1910, page 4g,
of Mrs Mary McKee on 17 April 1911, page 6g,
of W.T. Tellam on 20 May 1911, page 13a,
of Henry Letheby on 24 February 1912, page 15c,
of Captain Leyshon Jones on 10 July 1912, page 6i,
of S. McInerney on 7 August 1912, page 13a,
of E.C. Bird on 30 December 1912, page 4g,
of Thomas Wharton on 14 October 1913, page 8a.
An obituary of Mrs M. Schroder is in the Register, 16 January 1914, page 8a,
of W.H. May on 11 August 1914, page 11c,
of W. Price on 4 September 1914, page 7a,
of Mrs Robert Taylor on 24 September 1914, page 6g,
of Alfred Watts on 18 March 1915, page 6h,
of Thomas Williams on 15 July 1915, page 6g,
of George H. Richardson on 6 April 1916, page 4h,
of Mrs Amelia Bowering on 13 May 1916, page 8g,
of Mrs Annie A. Dodge on 29 July 1916, page 6h,
of Robert Price on 11 August 1916, page 6h,
of James Bennett on 1 November 1917, page 6h,
of Francis Larkin on 30 November 1917, page 6h,
of Mrs Charles Phillips on 4 December 1917, page 6g.
An obituary of Francis Larkin is in the Observer, 8 December 1917, page 30e,
of Alexander Young on 4 May 1918, page 18c,
of Mrs Rose Prettijohn on 13 August 1921, page 34c,
of Mrs Hannah Jackson on 20 May 1922, page 31b,
of Captain F.G. Collard on 14 October 1922, page 35b,
of James Malcolm on 27 January 1923, page 35d,
of W.C. Hotten on 26 June 1926, page 10c,
of Henry May on 7 January 1928, page 50c.
An obituary of Albert Mashford is in the Register, 14 January 1918, page 4g,
of Alexander Young on 26 April 1918, page 6f,
of Thomas L. Buck on 29 June 1918, page 6h,
of Mrs Mary A. Elson on 17 August 1918, page 6f,
of John Gepp on 23 August 1918, page 4h,
of Mrs Catherine Smith on 8 January 1919, page 6h,
of Mrs Catherine Jenkin on 7 May 1919, page 6f,
of Joseph J. Crane on 25 July 1919, page 6i,
of Mary J. May on 6 August 1919, page 6i,
of William Phillips on 28 August 1919, page 6h,
of Matthew Lower on 28 November 1919, page 6g,
of John Bollmeyer on 24 March 1923, page 8h,
of Richard J. Clarke on 24 April 1923, page 8h,
of Mrs Mary Richardson on 5 May 1923, page 8i,
of Mrs Jane Price on 6 July 1923, page 8g,
of Mrs Mary Rancloude on 11 July 1923, page 8i.
An obituary of Thomas Davies is in the Register, 8 June 1920, page 7a,
of Mrs Mary A. Symons on 6 November 1920, page 7a,
of Jonathan Bowering on 15 December 1920, page 9a,
of Isaac Owen on 5 February 1921, page 6i,
of William J. Slee on 14 December 1921, page 6i,
of Mrs George Chatfield on 7 February 1922, page 4g,
of Mrs Hannah Jackson on 16 May 1922, page 6g,
of Mrs Sarah Bottrell on 24 June 1922, page 6i,
of George Dalby on 28 October 1922, page 8f.
An obituary of James Malcolm is in the Register, 24 January 1923, page 9d,
of Edward Quick on 2 February 1923, page 6h,
of William T. Dunning on 20 February 1923, page 8f,
of James Murton on 8 August 1923, page 11e,
of Stephen Thomas on 4 March 1924, page 10e.
An obituary of William J. Major is in the Register, 13 May 1924, page 8h,
of R. Rees on 11 September 1924, page 12g,
of John Moyle on 26 December 1924, page 6g,
of Mrs James Hay and Mrs Elizabeth A. Tippett on 1 January 1925, page 6g,
of John Hawkes on 23 April 1925, page 8g,
of Richard Nankivell on 1 June 1925, page 8h,
of Leonard I. McLean and Evan Ross on 7 August 1925, page 10d,
of Mrs Elizabeth Johns on 28 September 1925, page 8h,
of Mrs Catherine John on 10 December 1925, page 8g,
of W.B. Stacey on 22 December 1925, page 8i.
An obituary of Mrs Catherine Harvey is in the Register, 13 January 1926, page 8h,
of Mrs Amy J. Arnold on 11 February 1926, page 8g,
of Mrs Mary J. Pengilly on 15 February 1926, page 8h,
of John Finlay on 30 June 1926, page 8i,
of Mrs Eliza R. Daddow on 30 August 1926, page 6g,
of Rev E.W. Sanders on 29 September 1926, page 13c.
An obituary of David Peddar is in the Register, 17 January 1927, page 12c,
of John May on 17 March 1927, page 15b,
of James Young on 28 March 1927, page 8g,
of Medford Elson on 22 April 1927, page 8h,
of Michael O'Loughlin on 26 May 1927, page 8g,
of Edwin J. Kenchington on 15 August 1927, page 8h,
of Mrs Elizabeth D. Fletcher on 7 October 1927, page 8g,
of John Evans on 7 December 1927, page 18f,
of W.J. Williams on 14 December 1927, page 13b.
An obituary of Henry May is in the Register, 2 January 1928, page 6f,
of Mrs Mary Herbert on 7 May 1928, page 13g,
of Mrs Ellen H. Sullivan on 22 June 1928, page 11g,
of Mrs Annie Lower on 21 July 1928, page 8h,
of Mrs M.J. Angove on 19 November 1928, page 12c,
of Peter Gervasi on 15 December 1928, page 8h.
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