Unclaimed Letters - Kingsborough

Unclaimed Letters

Letters for the following are now lying at the Post Office, Kingsborough :-

    Allen, G. B.                 Muldoon, J.
    Bell, E. G.                  McLaughlin, Jno.
    Craig, W.                    O'Grady, Mr.
    Dorsey, A.                   Ophlsson, Herr P.
    Elphick, Mrs. M. A.          O'Grady, J.
    Fullerton, Samuel (2)        Petersen, D.
    Golding, Thos.               Stansfield, W.
    Harris, Mr.                  Stansfield, W.
    Kelly, Daniel                Wieland, Mr.
    Lemon, T.                    Watson, & Co., Messrs
    Madden, G.                   Watts, A.

If not claimed on or before 1st September, 1879, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

R. Hy. WOOD,
Postmaster.

Kingsborough, August 1, 1879.

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Notice appearing in "The Hodgkinson Mining News" on 9th of August, 1879.

Richard HUGHES - Liverpool

Missing Friend.

Richard HUGHES, of Liverpool, England, supposed to have been on the Palmer Diggings. Your brother John is now living at 215, Crown-St., Sydney.

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Notice appeared in "The Hodgkinson Mining News" on the 6th of July, 1878.

Unclaimed Letters - Thornborough

Unclaimed Letters.

Letters for the following are now lying at the Post Office, Thornborough :-

    Athenson, Mrs.              Madden, G. W.
    Alliqy, C.                  Moggat, E.
    Augustine, F.               Moffat, Sam
    Bain, J.                    Mophatt, Mr.
    Bain, M.                    Neil, M.
    Brown, B. A.                Noble, G.
    Brooch, W.                  Othier, G.
    Bell, C. G.                 Payonseck, M.
    Burush, S. A.               Parker, Mr.
    Brown, A.                   Ratcliff, J.
    Burgess, E.                 Roberts, E.
    Crosbie, Mr.                Reid, T. H. W.
    Crowley, Chas.              Simon, B.
    Daly, G.                    Sheppard, T.
    Gard, W.                    Stacey, W.
    Gilson, H. W.               Splaine, G.
    Garrie, J.                  Thomason, J. J. L.
    Holderness, Mr.             Tanganelli, Rev. T.
    Hackett, G. P.              Thompson, T.
    Holbrook, W.                Taylor, B. E.
    Hall, G.                    Tiffle, R.
    Hake, E.                    Williams, J.
    Jackson, M. J.              Williams, J.
    Jonston, S.                 Wright, C.
    Miller, B. H.               Wah Abe
    Masterson, J.

If not claimed on or before 1st September, 1879, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.

T. A. GULLIVER,
Postmaster.

Thornborough, August 1, 1879.

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Notice published in 'The Hodgkinson Mining News' on the 9th of August, 1879.

Margaret WILLICH - Thornborough

BIRTH.

WILLICH. - On the 2nd instant, at her residence, McLeod-St., Thornborough, the wife of Edward WILLICH of a daughter.

Notice appeared in "The Hodgkinson Mining News" on the 6th of July, 1878.

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Margaret's parents were Edward WILLICH and Margaret (nee GLYNN) and Margaret's sister, Julia Honora was born the next year on the 7th of August, 1879. Mrs. WILLICH died on the 3rd of April, 1882 and her parents were Michael GLYNN and Johannah QUINN.