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Fri 6 Nov 1914 - The Blue Mountain Echo (NSW : 1909 - 1928)
Page 5 - Brief Mention.
Brief Mention.
Mr. II, IIIcIch, a votnran bowler mid
ono-Uino a cra.«lt murlcsnian, Is laUliin
tliroo rinks lo Hurwood on the 25th In
Ktant. A good trip Ih assured.
A 111 on nil lid diiekons were deHHtroyed
as a result of a lire which occurred at
Uio farm owned by Mr, A. I-\ Murjiby,
Greycllflfo, Woodford, on Wednesday.
i Acting undor liiBtructions from Mrs.
Hart, of 'Tqrmcoonle,' LawBon, w. Low
don '(auctloncor) will Boll Iho wliolo of
her Hiiporior I'urnlturo and effpeta on Sat
urday, IJlh. IiiHtant, al. a p.m. sharp.
Mr. ^'aunoll nollflos that; another musi
cal e/cnlng will be hold at his kiosk.
Loura Falls, on fcjuhday oveulng, when
tho musical trinity and several Ylslling
song-birds will assist. .:,'??'
Tho adjourned annual meeting of the.
Katoomba Tonnis Club' la called for Tues
day next at 8 p.m., in the h.all of tbo
Masonic Tomplo. AH Intoroslod In the
gatno are rotiuostod to attend.
Work is being pushed' on at the local
brickworks, about 25,000 bricks bavins
been niado to dato. Those will be used
in making tho kilns, etc! W hen in full
swing, tho machinery at the workp will
vbo capablo of putting out 24,000 bricks
a day,
A notice Is publishod |n the '(Sovorm
inont Gazolto' stating that the annual
meeting of Justices of the Peace, to
consider application^ 'or auctioneers' II
consos, will uo hold at Katoomba on tho
24th iiitatant, at 12 o'clock.
'Cyellsl' writes, complaining bitterly
of the number of mongrel ' dogs around
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occurring daily, and sooner or later a
fatality will bo chronicled. Writer states
that it is .high time, the police made a raid
and 'wiped out' all the pariahs.
.The Town Band' will play in the Htreots
to-morrow, evening ajvd at Loura Falls on
Sunday aftornoon. The programme will
include marohos,' fantasias, hymns, gav
ottes, serenades and .patriotic songs.
The members have, been practicing assid
uously and are making wonderful im
provement.
Last Monday morning a German, more
for bravado than intent, toasted the euc
cesB of the Teuton army. The reference
was too much for a, burly Scotchman, vho
Immediately seized the foreigner and
gave him a very rough handling, greatly
to the delight of tho onlookers. Next
time the misguided one drinks to 'Dwf
Tag' ho will do ho in silence,
Among the latest ll»t published of
those w'Iiobo names have been ronfovod
from tho Commission of tho Peace, In
view of tho fact, that no trace can ,be
found of. them at their known adddrossos;
are those of Messrs. James Dlclmon, J.
B. Jtodd, and Thomas Prangloy, Kat
oomba, and Messrs. II. S. Ottowoll and W.
J. Ilaynor, of Sprlngwood.