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The Times  17 July 1914 In order to guard against Imposition, notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths must be authenticated by some respectable person in Melbourne to ensure their insertion. BIRTHS.  SPOONER. —On 11 July, at Rosperri, Ormsby Grove, Toorak, the wife of Lieutenant Commander L. A. Spooner, Royal Navy-a daughter. DEATHS. BEAR.—On 16 July, [...]

The Times  12 November 1900 In order to guard against Imposition, notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths must be authenticated by some respectable person in Melbourne to ensure their insertion. BIRTHS.  DRACHER. - On 25 October, at “Glenties”,Hawthorn Grove, the wife of G.Bracher of a son. WARNOCK.  On 1 November, at Gainston, Lyell Street, Auburn, [...]

The Times  31 May 1880 In order to guard against Imposition, notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths must be authenticated by some respectable person in Melbourne to ensure their accuracy. Births. HYMAN-On 26 May, at Cape Street, WestMelbourne, the wife of A.H. Hyman of a son. KERMODE-On 21 May, at 5 Hawke Street, Hotham, the [...]

The Times  16 August 1870 FOR SALE JACK RILEY WINE COOLER BAG  The Jack Riley Edition insulated wine cooler bag celebrates the original Man from Snowy River. Carry 2 bottles of wine, beer, or spirits to a BBQ, dinner, or any special occasion. Order yours now from JackRiley.com. Be the envy of your friends with [...]

The Times  15 March 1910 In order to guard against Imposition, notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths must be authenticated by some respectable person in Melbourne to ensure their insertion. BIRTHS. CATARINICH.—On 4 March, at Mrs. E. E. King’s private hospital, Redan Street, St. Kilda,  the wife of J. Catarinich, M.B., Ch.B.—a son. GAYER.—On 11 [...]

The Times  12 December 1860 SHIPPING ADVERTISEMENTS STEAM TO ADELAIDE. The swift and magnificent screw StreamerAldinga, Hugh Mcmeifcan, Esq., commander, will sail on Saturday, next, 15 December. 347-50          J.NEWMAN and SON. STEAM TO GEELONG. The steamerCITIZEN leaves Queen's Wharf, Melbourne, daily,at2:15 o'clock P.M. Fares: Saloon, 10s. |Fore Cabin, 5s. Return tickets, available seven days- Saloon,16s. [...]

The Times  25 January 1843 For Adelaide, SouthAustralia. THE well-known, unrivalled fast sailing ship brig DORSET, D. Walsh, master, having the principal part of her cargo engaged, will sail for the above port on 31 January. The facilities afforded to shippers and passengers by this superior, fast sailing vessel render further comment unnecessary. For freight [...]

The Times  24 April 1841 FOR HOBART TOWN. THE fine fast sailing ship brig SIR JOHN BYNG, John Keen, commander, is now loading for Hobart Town and will sail in a few days. The Sir John Byng, having large and commodious cabins, with well-known punctuality in sailing, offers peculiar inducement for passengers. Apply to BOYD [...]

The Times  24 January 1842 FOR HOBART TOWN. THE fine fast sailing ship brig SIR JOHN BYNG, John Keen, commander, is now loading for Hobart Town and will sail in a few days. The Sir John Byng, having large and commodious cabins, with well-known punctuality in sailing, offers peculiar inducement for passengers. Apply to BOYD [...]

The Times  1 May 1850 THAMES STEAMER. WILL leave the Queen's Wharf, for Geelong, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at 10 o'clock precisely.All goods for shipment must be alongside half an hour before starting. T W. MURDOCH. Melbourne, 3rd April 1850. FOR LONDON.  For Wool and Cabin Passengers only. THEAl barque "DERWENT" 363 tons registered, [...]