PEOPLE: ulverstone SERIES 5
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No full size images are given on this website due to uncertain copyright restrictions. These thumbnails are intended simply as a preview indexed to the relevant Weekly Courier issue date and page.
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191177
21 September 1911 Insert 3 Fire brigade tower at Ulverstone |
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191178
21 September 1911 Insert 4 Ulverstone Junior Football Team, winner of a match against the Second City team of Launceston. Back row from left to right: L Isles, H Carter, C Rand, P Ryan and F Matthews. Second row: R Bell, G Young, A Jordan, W McDonald (captain), L Brain, A Burt and G Simpson. Front row: L Aden, F Simpson (secretary), A J Palliser and W Kennedy. |
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191184
9 November 1911 Insert 5 O H Root, Council Clerk, Ulverstone, founder and first secretary of the Tasmanian Municipal Association |
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191223
15 February 1912 Insert 4 Recently deceased H J Heazlewood, a northwestern pioneer farmer who died at Ulverstone |
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191224
15 February 1912 Insert 4 Recently deceased Captain William Noake, harbour master at Ulverstone, who with Allan Horsham was drowned at the mouth of the Leven River |
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191225
15 February 1912 Insert 4 Recently deceased Allan Horsham of Ulverstone, who with Captain William Noake, was drowned at the mouth of Leven River |
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191226
15 February 1912 Insert 4 Ulverstone Harbour, showing the spot marked X where Captain William Noake and Allan Horsham were supposedly drowned, and the place where the sounding rod was found |
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191239
28 March 1912 Insert 2 Recently deceased George Richardson, a well known resident of Ulverstone, who died on 21 March 1912 |
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191247
4 April 1912 Insert 4 Recently deceased Walter Spencer Shelton who died at Ulverstone from the effects of an accident whilst bathing in the Leven River |
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191267
6 June 1912 Insert 5 Recently deceased George Rand, an esteemed pioneer and resident of the Leven district (Ulverstone) for about 50 years |
