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| 51 |  | Sarah Gardiner - Obituary OBITUARY Late1 Mrs. S. Gardiner , The funeral of the Ip.te Mia. Sarah Gardi ll-- f ?2B ,S*fotf-W' Leed/rvllle, took Place jfljhe Church of England portiomof the Karrakatta Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon, June 3; In the presence of n larce satherlnnr of friends. The Rev. E. G, Jaquet Bonducted the se.vice at the cemetery. The chief mourners were! Mr. J. S. Gar ?ner (husband), M,rs. M, Wilson Ulster), Pm'?' wV8* ?(M?Sl T;, MBdf8an). Hilda {Mra. Walsh). Rachael (Mr3. Gartner), Clara (Mrs. Barrett),. 'Maggie (Mrs. LangrldRe), Dolly (Mrs. AnniriB) and Mary fdaujjhters). Percy , (Sydney ).% George, Jack, Bert. Sidney and Jack (sons), Messrs. T. Madigan, V. partner, J.. Barrett; F, Langrldge. C. Anning (sons-in-law). Mr3. Annie Gardiner (Sydney), Mm. Aggie Gardiner and Mrs. Florrie Gardi. ner), (daunhters-in-law) . Mr. E. Wilson Ibio ther-in-law), 'v Tho' pal|.beai?erB were: Messrs. E. Clarke, Hilton Woods, A. Sugars, A. C. Spic?r W. ? otw, j. Cronen, E. M. Harvey, and M. Doyle. Among those present were: Irene, Ted. Enid, Bill, Winnie, Bert, Doris, Bill. Marg, liooi-Rte, Arthur, Tommie. Thelma, Norman, Ma'iiie, Willie, Minnie, Leslie, Tommie, Edm? Irene, Nornia, Marg, Ronnie, Frankie. Eric, Arthur and Bonnie (grandchildren), Bill, Iri?, Blllle, Noel .and Norman (greatgrandchil dren), Messrs. R. Pcnnycuick, E. Smith. O. Bradehaw, R. Olney, F. Moxham, W. H. White; M. Byrne. L. Fletcher. S. Edwards. G. Sugars, H. Suguri, H. Porter,- R. Mel' rose, H. Mlllw'ard, J, Hushes. A. C. Bell man. J. F. Fenton, J. J. Fenton. E. Green Bhielda, R. Tobin, L. H. Percival, R. Watson, Hollywood, ,T. B. Blyth, S. W. Langridge; J. Edwards, A. E. Wilk?v?, Tommy Thompson, A. O. Speight. S. J. Smith, W. H. Mql/in, F. McAUam, W. O. Taylor. G. Wilson, F. Flanagan, J. Ryan, R, Shearer. F, Gasppor. r. ci, uocKery, a. u. n. mctvay ana A. Coper Mesdames F. E. Dockery, Cassldy, Smith, Black, Branch, McCann, McDermott, Till, Melrnst', Milward. Bowman, Curtis, Bloom, Sadlier, McCracken, Arena, Pidgeon, Fletcher, 3. A. Smith, Jones, Weave). Doyle, ,8. J. Smith, Crouch and Mii? Brady. Wreaths and floral tributes were rocelveu from: Her loving husband, EttU, Iris and Bill, CU and Tom. Mary, Em and fumlly. Perc, Annie and family, GnorK?, AbkIb nml family, Hilda., and MalBie, Rachael, Vin and family. Jack. Florrie and family. Clara, Norm and Marg, Maggie, Frank and family. Doll. Chal and Arthur, Sid nnd Mabel, Bi'rf and Ruby, Mary and Vic, Jackie and Boivil, Win and Bert, Ted, Enid and Rene. Donlo. Bill. Marg and George, E, J. Saun'lerx and family. Mrs. McKay and family. Mr. Edwerdi n::.l Mr. Cope (Ace Confectionery Works*. Mrs. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Burke, Swan Brewery Bottling Works, Mr. and Mrs. L. Fletcher and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Hllbrlck and Ray. Mrs; E. A. Davies and family, Mr. and Mrs, Ennle and family. Ted. Enid Hnd NorI,, Mrs. Martyn and family. Swan Brewery Bottling Works Engineers, Ivy, Talbot, Percival and family. Porrie, Bill nnd Little Bill, Mr. and Mr?. Franclsconl and family, Boans grocery rtajT, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crisp, Mr. and Mm. A. E. Wllkes, Alma and Ray, Lenna and Frank Dockery, Mr. and Mis. W. G. Smith. Mr. arid Mrs. W. C. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Blytho, Lily. Nellie and Biddy, Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. Vann. Mr. and Mrs. Ferres, Mr. and Mr?. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cassldy, Mr, and Mrs. McColl and family, Mrs. Arcua,-Mr. and Mrs. M. Doyle, Jim and Alec Todd, Mr. and Mrs. 8rown. ? The funeral jirranwrnents were carried --??' by Messrs. -Donald J. Chipper and Son. Close Family Notices. (1933, June 9). The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), p. 5 Edition: LATE CITY. Retrieved June 23, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article83227232 |
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| 52 |  | Sarah Pavey Death Notice - 1954 The Nelson Examiner - April 1, 1954 DIED On the 31st ult., Sarah, wife of Mr. J. Neame of Nelson. |
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| 53 |  | Vernon William Charles Gardiner (Bereavement Notice) Mr and Mrs. Gardiner and Family desire to THANK many friends for kindness..sympathy, and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement. Family Notices. (1904, April 28). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), p. 1. Retrieved January 25, 2015, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article25087015 |
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| 54 |  | Vernon William Charles Gardiner (Death Notice) GARDINER.- On April 19. 1904, at Mount's Bay road, Perth. W.A., Vernon William Charles, the dearly-beloved infant son of S. and J. S. Gardiner, aged 10 months. Deeply mourned. Family Notices. (1904, April 28). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), p. 1. Retrieved January 25, 2015, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article25087015 |
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| 55 |  | Walter Lister Stiles - Funeral Notice - 1949 FUNERAL NOTICES. STILES: The Funeral Service for the late Mr. Walter L. Stiles, of 19 Swan-street, South Perth, will be held in the Church of England portion of the Karrakatta Cemetery at 2.30 o'clock NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON. The Cortege will move from our Chapel, 1023 Hay street, Perth, at 2.10 o'clock. DONALD J. CHIPPER AND SON, Perth. BA2454. Family Notices. (1949, September 3). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), p. 1. Retrieved June 17, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47746838 |
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| 56 |  | Walter Lister Stiles - Funeral Notice - 1949 STILES: The Funeral Service for the late Mr. Walter L. Stiles, of 19 Swan-street, South Perth, will be held in the Church of England portion of the Karrakatta Cemetery at 2.30 o'clock THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON. The Cortege will move from our Chapel, 1023 Hay-street, Perth. at 2.10 o'clock. DONALD J. CHIPPER AND SON, Perth. BA2454. STILES: South Perth Rifle Club: Members of the above Club are respectfully requested to attend the Funeral of our late Member, Walter L. Stiles. For particulars see main notice. R. Gathercole, Captain; F. Narroway, Sec. Family Notices. (1949, September 5). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), p. 1 Edition: 1st EDITION. Retrieved June 17, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47747105 |
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| 57 |  | William Saunders (18??-1895) The Late William Saunders of Wirra Warra. A correspondent writes : It is our sad duty this issue to chronicle the death of Mr. William Saunders, of Wirra Warra, which occurred on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 14, at about half-past two. It will be remembered that about two months ago Mr. Saunders was taken ill, suffering from the effects of a huge carbuncle in the nape of the neck. He was taken to Goodooga where he remained under the care of Dr. Hawkins for about two weeks. He then decided to come on to Brewarrina which he did (Mrs. Saunders accompanying him), and for the past six weeks has been located at Mr. W. McDougall's Sportsman's Arms Hotel, under the care and treatment of Dr. Sinclair. Shortly after his arrival, the carbuncle was lanced, and upon subsequent occasions the surgeon's knife had been brough into operation. Mrs. Saunders was untiring in her attendance upon the sufferer, and what with broken rest, worry, and anxiety the good lady is in a most unenviable condition. The change noticeable from day to day in Mr. Saunders was indeed but slight, some days he appeared to be a little better than others. For the past week or so, however, the sufferer had become very weak in consequence of having partaken of little or no nourishment, and he was at times given to violent fits of coughing, they having a very bad effect upon him, leaving him almost prostrate. On Thursday morning the doctor expressed the opinion that the patient would not live the day, and such proved to be only too correct, death having come as a relief to the sufferer at the time above stated, the actual cause being congestion of the lungs. The deceased gentleman was a kind-hearted and generous citizen, and at all times was charitably disposed. Mr. Saunders was, perhaps, one of this district's oldest pioneers, he having come out west in 1857 from the Hunter River district, where he had resided from his infancy with his parents on Mr. J. B. Bettington's estate. At the age of 19, or there abouts, he joined an old schoolmate in the person of George Tait (now of the Nebine) in the cattle raising business on the Culgoa. Later Mr. Saunders bought an interest in the Cuttabunda and Willoh runs, and for a number of years was in partnership with Andrew McKenzie. After being for a number of years interested in the above-mentioned proper-ties, Mr. Saunders sold out, eventually buying Wirra Warra from Mr. John E. Kelly, in the early sixties. In 1866 Mr. Saunders was married to Miss Eliza Pierce, of the Hunter River district. Since that time he has resided at Wirra Warra where he raised a family. Although apparently a prosperous settler, the deceased gentleman had encountered many of the adversities of this world. In 1890 the devastations of the memorable flood of that year left Mr. Saunders almost without a hoof on his run ; in the year 1886, previous, having the misfortune to lose his eldest son, who met his death through being struck by lightning. And with the roll of years, so have misfortunes overtaken the once genial host of Wirra Warra. We are safe in saying there was no more hospitable roof in the back blocks than that of the Wirra Wirra homestead ; no more beaming countenances of welcome greeted the weary wayfarer and the casual caller, than those of its inmates. Mr. Saunders leaves a kind-hearted and generous widow together with eight children— five sons and three daughters. The eldest son, Mr. E. Saunders, some time ago married the eldest daughter of Mr. J. T. Baker, of Goodooga ; whilst the eldest daughter married in December last Mr. Joseph Loughnan, of the Narran. The remainder of the family are at ages ranging from 19 to 9 years. Much sympathy is expressed throughout the town and district with the highly-respected family in their sad bereavement. At the time of death, Mr. Saunders had just turned 56. His remains were interred in the Church of England Cemetery on the 15th, the body being followed to its last resting place by members of the family and relatives, as well as a large circle of friends and acquaintances. In the absence of the Rev. W. Hotston, Mr. J. H. Saunders officiated at the grave. Source: The Late William Saunders Of Wirra Warra. (1895, March 1). The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939), p. 4. Retrieved July 14, 2024, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article121323551 |
Owner of original: Trove News Article Date: 13 Jul 1924 |
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| 58 |  | William Saunders (18??-1895) The Late William Saunders of Wirra Warra. A correspondent writes : It is our sad duty this issue to chronicle the death of Mr. William Saunders, of Wirra Warra, which occurred on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 14, at about half-past two. It will be remembered that about two months ago Mr. Saunders was taken ill, suffering from the effects of a huge carbuncle in the nape of the neck. He was taken to Goodooga where he remained under the care of Dr. Hawkins for about two weeks. He then decided to come on to Brewarrina which he did (Mrs. Saunders accompanying him), and for the past six weeks has been located at Mr. W. McDougall's Sportsman's Arms Hotel, under the care and treatment of Dr. Sinclair. Shortly after his arrival, the carbuncle was lanced, and upon subsequent occasions the surgeon's knife had been brough into operation. Mrs. Saunders was untiring in her attendance upon the sufferer, and what with broken rest, worry, and anxiety the good lady is in a most unenviable condition. The change noticeable from day to day in Mr. Saunders was indeed but slight, some days he appeared to be a little better than others. For the past week or so, however, the sufferer had become very weak in consequence of having partaken of little or no nourishment, and he was at times given to violent fits of coughing, they having a very bad effect upon him, leaving him almost prostrate. On Thursday morning the doctor expressed the opinion that the patient would not live the day, and such proved to be only too correct, death having come as a relief to the sufferer at the time above stated, the actual cause being congestion of the lungs. The deceased gentleman was a kind-hearted and generous citizen, and at all times was charitably disposed. Mr. Saunders was, perhaps, one of this district's oldest pioneers, he having come out west in 1857 from the Hunter River district, where he had resided from his infancy with his parents on Mr. J. B. Bettington's estate. At the age of 19, or there abouts, he joined an old schoolmate in the person of George Tait (now of the Nebine) in the cattle raising business on the Culgoa. Later Mr. Saunders bought an interest in the Cuttabunda and Willoh runs, and for a number of years was in partnership with Andrew McKenzie. After being for a number of years interested in the above-mentioned proper-ties, Mr. Saunders sold out, eventually buying Wirra Warra from Mr. John E. Kelly, in the early sixties. In 1866 Mr. Saunders was married to Miss Eliza Pierce, of the Hunter River district. Since that time he has resided at Wirra Warra where he raised a family. Although apparently a prosperous settler, the deceased gentleman had encountered many of the adversities of this world. In 1890 the devastations of the memorable flood of that year left Mr. Saunders almost without a hoof on his run ; in the year 1886, previous, having the misfortune to lose his eldest son, who met his death through being struck by lightning. And with the roll of years, so have misfortunes overtaken the once genial host of Wirra Warra. We are safe in saying there was no more hospitable roof in the back blocks than that of the Wirra Wirra homestead ; no more beaming countenances of welcome greeted the weary wayfarer and the casual caller, than those of its inmates. Mr. Saunders leaves a kind-hearted and generous widow together with eight children— five sons and three daughters. The eldest son, Mr. E. Saunders, some time ago married the eldest daughter of Mr. J. T. Baker, of Goodooga ; whilst the eldest daughter married in December last Mr. Joseph Loughnan, of the Narran. The remainder of the family are at ages ranging from 19 to 9 years. Much sympathy is expressed throughout the town and district with the highly-respected family in their sad bereavement. At the time of death, Mr. Saunders had just turned 56. His remains were interred in the Church of England Cemetery on the 15th, the body being followed to its last resting place by members of the family and relatives, as well as a large circle of friends and acquaintances. In the absence of the Rev. W. Hotston, Mr. J. H. Saunders officiated at the grave. Source: The Late William Saunders Of Wirra Warra. (1895, March 1). The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939), p. 4. Retrieved July 14, 2024, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article121323551 |
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