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| 1151 | FLORISTS FALL - . OUT Sequel to Court, Decision ASSAULT CHARGES A quarrel between a number of Murrumbeena florists following upon a County Court decision on December 13 had & sequel at Oakleigh Court today when Ernest Edward Payne, florist, of Brett Street, Murrumbeena, and his two sons Edward H. Payne and Ernest Whittlck Payne, were charged with having assaulted William Alexander Rennie, florist, also of Brett Street, Murrumbeena. Defendants pleaded not guilty. . Rennie was counter-charged with having assaulted Isabella Maria Payne and with having assaulted Edward H. Payne, The case against tho Payne's was taken first. Dr. W. Tulloh, of Murrumbeena, said he examined Rennie after the alleged assault and found that he had abrasions and bruises on the shoulder, knee and left ankle, and an ulcerated eye, the vision of which had been reduced to one quarter. BRICK THROWN Rennie told the Court that on December 15, about 5 p.m., he drove his truck to his home. Payne, against whom he had that day secured a County Court order, accompanied by his wife and two sons, pulled up in a car nearby and Payne and the two sons followed him to a shed on his premises. A piece of brick was thrown at him. Edward Payne struck him on the head with a heavy broom handle, and the two sons kicked him several times. Then the elder Payne struck him with both fists on the head and body after he had fallen. A neighbor, Jack Porter, heard his cries and came to his assistance. He was token to the police station, and to a doctor. Cross-examined by Mr O. Gillard, Rennie said that Mrs Payne was his sister-in-law, and the two young Paynes were his nephews. He admitted that after the County Court decision he blew a horn and flew a flag from his truck. Ernest Edward Payne said that he went after Rennie to make him appologise for having struck his (Payne's) wife. Neither he nor his sons struck Rennie, however. Rennie fell over and injured himself in colliding with objects in the shed. The other two defendants also denied having struck Rennie. "PROVOCATION GIVEN" The Chairman of the Bench Mr Wade P.M. said that the Bench believed that an assault had been committed. The Paynes had no right to follow Rennie on to his premises. At the same time Rcnnie had given provocation. Ernest Edward Payne was fined £5. in default one month's imprisonment, and Edward H. Payne and Ernest Whit-H. Paynei £3 each. The men were allowed 28 days, in which to pay their fines. Costs of £1/8/1 were allowed in each case. Rennie was fined £2, with £1/15/ costs, for having assaulted Edward H. Payne. A further charge of having assaulted Mrs Isabella Payne was dismissed. Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), Thursday 5 January 1933, page 5 | RENNIE, William Alexander (I1094)
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| 1152 | Flying Officer Boyce 410941 was killed when Kittyhawk AK885 crashed at RAF Station Abu Sueir, Egypt | BOYCE, Frederick Clifford (I4837)
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| 1153 | Following is written by Betty Hocking about her mother Thelma Birch "Mum was born in the Ballarat Base Hospital and then placed in the Ballarat Orphanage and was then fostered by Eady Hart in what was called the Canadian Home because it was named after the Canadian Railway Station right up past the top end of Cl ayton Street in the bush area. Mum told us when they were little they used to go around selling boxes of matches that their foster mother made, also they used to go out into the bush and collect and carry back bark, leaves, flowers, plants and roots that Eady Hart used to mak e up her dyes with for which she became very famous for dying rolls of material and a great variety of colours, winning medals in Australia and England too. She kept doing it I think until she died". Reg # Reg # 23791 | BIRCH, Thelma (I3525)
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| 1154 | FOOTBALLER'S WEDDING. Miss G. Morrison was married on Saturday afternoon at the Church of Christ, St. Leonard's road, Ascotvale, to Mr. J. W. Vosti, full-back of the Essendon League tea Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Monday 13 October 1930, page 7 | Family: VOSTI, John Winifred / MORRISON, Gertrude Beryl (F1049)
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| 1155 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TONGUE, D.J. (I3740)
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| 1156 | Fountain Lawn, Section B, Row G, Grave 2 | HUNTINGFORD, Andrew Leslie (I3859)
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| 1157 | Fountain Lawn, Section B, Row G, Grave 2 | RYAN, Dorothy May (I3872)
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| 1158 | Four months old | RITCHIE, Alison (I4123)
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| 1159 | Four, and More, Generations. TO THE EDITOR OF T1IE AGE. Sir,— My father, W. J. Wittlck, was born in Burnley-street, Richmond, in 1848. and Is still alive. His family num-bered twelve, of whom six are still liv- ing. He has sixty grandchildren, and thirty-two great-grandchildren. With one exception, these families are in Mel bourne and suburbs. Ten of my brothers and sisters were born In North and West. Melbourne, and two In Hawthorn. Mv father is tho oldest living railway engine driver in Victoria. — Yours, Ac- Mrs. E. PAYNE. Brett-street, Murrumbcena. Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Saturday 6 October 1934, page 6 | WITTICK, Isabella Maria (I370)
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| 1160 | Francis Reginald Ritchie was his Birth name, but on all other occasions he called himself Reginald Francis Ritchie. | RITCHIE, Francis Reginald (I3934)
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| 1161 | from an intercranial Haemorhage due to fractured base of skull, caused by a fall while descending a companionway. | STEPHENSON, Lily May (I553)
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| 1162 | FURMSTON. Mavis Julia, A.A.M.W.S., at Heidelberg Mil. Hosp. loved daughter of Walter and Eva; sister of George, Valerie. 22 years. Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954; 1956), Thursday 14 February 1946, page 26 | FURMSTON, Mavis Julia (I5104)
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| 1163 | FURMSTON.-The Funeral of the late Private MAVIS J. FURMSTON, VFX151858, will leave the chnpel of B. Matthews Pty. Ltd., 103 Toorak road. South Yarra. THIS DAY (Thursday), at 1.30 p.m., for the Springvale War Memorial Cemetery. Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thursday 14 February 1946, page 2 | FURMSTON, Mavis Julia (I5104)
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| 1164 | GAOL TRAGEDY CRONIN INSANE MURDER ACQUITTAL COOTAMUNDRA Wednesday. AT the Supreme Court to-day, Lawrence Angelo Cronin was charged before Mr. Justice Halse Rogers and a Jury with having, on Sunday, murdered Walter Hunter in Cootamundra Gaol, and was acquitted on the ground of insanity. Dr. Henry said that Cronin realised what he had done, but had no normal realisation that it was wrong. He said he had to do it. because Hunter was going to poison him. In answer to Mr. Curtis, for Cronin, Dr. Henry said he had a definite opinio n that Cronin, at the time of the stabbing, would not know right from wrong. Dr. Maxwell gave similar evidence. JUDGE'S ADVICE. Neither the Crown Prosecutor, Mr. H. L. Moors, nor Mr. Curtis addressed the Jury, the latter contending that there could be no other advice to the Jury than that the man was Insane when he committed the crime. The Judge advised the Jury to retur n a verdict of not guilty, and leave it to the Crown to deal with Cronin. The Jury returned a verdict of "not guilty on the grounds of Insanity," and the Judge directed that Cronin be kept in strict custody in Cootamundra Gaol pending the Govern or's pleasure. On a charge of having maliciously wounded John Baker, at Hillston, with Intent to do bodily harm, Cronln was remanded for trial. | CRONIN, Lawrence Angelo (I2734)
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| 1165 | Garden of Rememberance | HENLY, Frances Pauline Lavinia (I3559)
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| 1166 | Garden of Remembrance | LEYSHON, William Edward K. (I3562)
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| 1167 | Garden of Remembrance | LEYSHON, Lionel James (I3565)
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| 1168 | Garden Of Remembrance 1, Section 6, Niche 0F | RITCHIE, Agnes May (I4101)
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| 1169 | Garden Of Remembrance 1, Section 6, Niche 0F | TINDALL, Arthur Rock (I4102)
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| 1170 | Garden Of Remembrance 4 Family Niches, Wall 2, Row | RITCHIE, David (I1451)
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| 1171 | Garden Of Remembrance 4 Family Niches, Wall 2, Row | BELL, Catherine (I4023)
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| 1172 | George (26), Elizabeth (27) and Catherine (3) arrived in Melbourne as assisted passengers aboard the "Saxon". The "Saxon" was a barque of 833 tons, Her Master was Mr. McLean, and she left London, England on the 18th March 1849 and arrived in Geelong, Victoria, Australia on the 14th July 1849. The 'Saxon' docked in Melbourne prior (on the 29th June 1849). She was carrying 241 emmigrants and merchandise. * From:- "Shipping Arrivals and Departures Victorian Ports" Volume 2 1846 - 1855. by Marten A. Syme. | RITCHIE, George (I804)
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| 1173 | George (26), Elizabeth (27) and Catherine (3) arrived in Melbourne as assisted passengers aboard the "Saxon". The "Saxon" was a barque of 833 tons, Her Master was Mr. McLean, and she left London, England on the 18th March 1849 and arrived in Geelong, Victoria, Australia on the 14th July 1849. The 'Saxon' docked in Melbourne prior (on the 29th June 1849). She was carrying 241 emmigrants and merchandise. | CAMPBELL, Elizabeth (I1247)
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| 1174 | George (26), Elizabeth (27) and Catherine (3) arrived in Melbourne as assisted passengers aboard the "Saxon". The "Saxon" was a barque of 833 tons, Her Master was Mr. McLean, and she left London, England on the 18th March 1849 and arrived in Geelong, Victoria, Australia on the 14th July 1849. The 'Saxon' docked in Melbourne prior (on the 29th June 1849). She was carrying 241 emmigrants and merchandise. | RITCHIE, Katherine (I1391)
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| 1175 | George Ritchie died having been murdered of board HMAS Brisbane 18 April 1924. His grave was finaly marked by the Navy in 2022. | RITCHIE, George (I4141)
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| 1176 | Glen Iris Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Co. Pty. Ltd. | STEPHENSON, Arthur Lawrence (I20)
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| 1177 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GLENISTER, P.M. (I4724)
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| 1178 | GLENISTER (nee Irene Downs) On the 9th April, at Eling, Gardenvale, to Mr. and Mrs. K. P. W. Glenister, 134 Tennyson street, Elwood —twins (Patricia Margaret, Pamela Irene). Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 3 May 1930, page 17 | GLENISTER, Pamela Irene (I4725)
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| 1179 | GLENISTER, Barry GLENISTER. - Barry.Committee and Members of Mordialloc Motor Yacht Club deeply regret the passing of our former Commodore and past member, Barry, and offer our sincere sympathy to all the family.Rest In Peace Date listed: 8/9/2012 Publication: Herald Sun | GLENISTER, Barry Keith (I4726)
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| 1180 | GLENISTER, Keith GLENISTER. - Keith Putman Ward, passed away on Dec. 17, 1999. Loved husband of Irene (dec.), loving father of Patricia, Pamela and Barry. Father-in-law of Harold.Mum and Dad reunitedRest in Peace Date listed: 18/12/1999 Publication: Herald Sun | GLENISTER, Keith Putman Ward (I4723)
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| 1181 | GLENISTER—DOWNES.—On the 14th April, 1928, at 5 Austin avenue, Elwood, by the Rev. S. C. Hadley, Keith, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Glenister, Elwood to Irene, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Downes of North Melbourne. Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Saturday 16 June 1928, page 13 | Family: GLENISTER, Keith Putman Ward / DOWNES, Irene May (F1554)
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| 1182 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, R.W. (I18)
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| 1183 | GORMAN—WITTICK The engagement is announced of Patricia Marjorie, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Gorman, Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh, to John Charles, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wittick, Clarke Street, BacchuB Marsh. Express, Melton (Vic. 1943 - 1954), Saturday 5 May 1951, page 1 | Family: WITTICK, John Charles / GORMAN, Patricia Marjorie (F1048)
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| 1184 | Governess to the children of the Turner family. | BUTCHER, Anne (I408)
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| 1185 | Grant Wanted For Pakenham Sth. Hall Messrs J. Leadoux, R. Stephenson and Crozier waited on last meeting of Berwick Shire Council with a request for co-operation in converting the Pakenham South School building into a iiublic hall which would comply with the Health Department's requirements. In introducing the deputation Cr Houlihan said that after many years of effort the school building had been transferred from the Education Department to the Public Works Department.. He congratulated the' residents on what they had already achieved. , Stating fhat the deputation, on behalf of Pakenham South Scjiool Committee, sought council's co-opera tion in converting the building for use as a Hall, Mr Leadoux said they had £6OO in hand towards the cost of the work—£soo in the form of guarantees from five men and the balance money in'hand! They would be glad if council would call tenders on their behalf. The committee also sought permission to sell the old shelter shed for which they had received an offer of £25. Mr Crozier asked that council apply for a Government grant on a £2 for £1 basis towards the cost of the work. Mr R. Stephenson mentioned that the committee had obtained an estimate for the work and had also considered the possibility of carrying out the work by means of working bees, with a carpenter employed full time. They had been informed, how ever, that if they adopted the latter course they would not be eligible for a Government grant. Cr. Houlihan said it made little difference whether the title was held by the Public Works Dpartment or the council— work must be approved by the council. He assured them that council would give them every consideration. The President. Cr Anderson, also promised that council would give every consideration and would apply for the grant. In thanking council on behalf of the deputation, Mr Stephenson asked, that the application for a grant be made before June 30th. Dandenong Journal (Vic. : 1927 - 1954), Wednesday 25 March 1953, page 12 | STEPHENSON, Richard Robert (I444)
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| 1186 | Grave No. 498 | RITCHIE, Olive Cynthia (I4063)
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| 1187 | Grazing farm of 2115 acres costing $126,900. | Family: WILLIAMS, Charles Edward / TENNENT, Bessie Eunice Considine (F878)
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| 1188 | GREY (Boyce). - Margaret Elizabeth (Peg) 20.5.1927 - 1.4.2010 Passed away peacefully at Jean Turner Nursing Home. Dearly loved wife of Cliff for 55 years. Loving Mum of Wendy (dec.), Allison, Jill, Liz and David, Mal and Diana, Peter and Kerryn. Adored Granma of Caroline, Hollie, Emily, Nicole, Sarah, Brodie and Ethan. Loved sister of Bert (dec.) and Mary; Fred (dec.), Ern and Jean (both dec.). You gave us so much and asked for so little. You will live in our hearts forever. Thank you to the kind staff at Rosewood House and Jean Turner Nursing Home for their care of Peg Herald Sun 2/4/2010 | BOYCE, Margaret Elizabeth (I184)
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| 1189 | GREY. - The Funeral Service to celebrate the life of Mrs Margaret (Peg) Grey will be held in the Chapel of Rosebud Funeral Services, 123 Jetty Red, Rosebud on WEDNESDAY (Apr. 7, 2010) at 10.30 a.m. Private Cremation | BOYCE, Margaret Elizabeth (I184)
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| 1190 | GREY. Clifford The Funeral Service to celebrate the Life of Mr Clifford Charles Grey, will be held at the Rosebud Funerals Chapel, 123 Jetty Road, Rosebud, on FRIDAY (Dec 21, 2018.) Commencing at 10.30 am. Private Cremation to follow. Herald Sun 18/12/2018 | GREY, Clifford Charles (I185)
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| 1191 | HANLEY.— On the 29th June, at the residence of her son-in-law, Munster Terrace, Hotham, Margaret Hanley, aged 73, wife of the late Edward Hanley, late of Egan street, North Richmond. Her end was peace. Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), Thursday 30 June 1887, page 2 | QUINN, Margaret (I156)
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| 1192 | Harry was a member and Life President of the Van Realte Photographic Club. Australian Museums and Galleries Association Western Australia Dr Harry Stephenson Lucraft, a cardiologist was employed at the Perth Hospital (later Royal Perth Hospital) from 1928 to 1953. His premature death occurred in 1953 at RPH. As a photographer, he adopted the pictorialist style. Similar to other pictorialists, Lucraft favoured capturing misty scenes lacking focus, thereby imbuing his images with a romantic, emotional essence. He was known to have his camera with him at all times, often keeping it in his car. Lucraft was an active member and president of the Van Raalte Club photographic group, established in Perth in 1926 by August Knapp. Initially known as the Dilettanti Club, its primary objective was to promote the study and practice of pictorial photography. Lucraft, along with fellow members of the Van Raalte Club, showcased their work at Kodak in Hay Street. In 1933, two of Lucraft's photographs were selected by the Royal Photographic Society for an exhibition in London. His subjects included the Fremantle train station, Pelican Point, Kalamunda Hills, and the University of Western Australia grounds. | LUCRAFT, Harry Stephenson (I580)
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| 1193 | HART.- On the 1st March, 1931, at her residence, Young street, Ballarat, Eady, loving mother of Mrs. Kittelty of Chapman street, Sunshine, aged 82 years. "Called Home." Sunshine Advocate (Vic. : 1924 - 1954), Friday 6 March 1931, page 8 | BOOTH, Eady (I1576)
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| 1194 | HART–BOOTH.–On the 14th December, at Wickliffe Church, Learmonth, by the Rev. M. F. Cahill, William, son of James Hart, of Ballarat, to Eady, daughter of Isaac Booth, of Learmonth. Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Wednesday 20 December 1876, page 2 | Family: HART, William / BOOTH, Eady (F669)
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| 1195 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WITTICK, R.W. (I852)
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| 1196 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HEALEY, K.M. (I4524)
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| 1197 | He had a Brick making factory. He was next door to David Mitchell the builder. His property was in Brooks Lane, possibly on corner of Burnley Street | WITTICK, 436 Walter (I386)
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| 1198 | he was employed by Leslie Notley | STEPHENSON, Arthur Lawrence (I21)
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| 1199 | He was originally employed as a Motor Mechanic, but as he did not have an A grade mechanics certificate the union members refused to allow him to work on vehicles he was therefore transfered to the position of Road Patrolman. | STEPHENSON, James Samuel (I17)
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| 1200 | Heard before Coroner Donald A. Nicolson | STEPHENSON, Richard (I407)
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