Showing posts with label Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Thomas Scahill - List of Unclaimed Letters
















This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The story was on the List Of Unclaimed Letters reported on page 1 of the Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser on Thursday 27 June 1833.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

Allan Scahill

Monday, April 27, 2009

Joseph Scahill - Classified Advertising

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The story was reported on page 1 of the Brisbane Courier on Thursday 7 November 1867.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

Allan Scahill

Sunday, April 26, 2009

P. J. and T. Seahill - Arrivals - Port of Brisbane, Australia

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The story was reported on page 3 of the Brisbane Courier on Saturday 23 September 1893.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

It is an arrivals list and shows the following names P. J. and T. Seahill.

The ship was the SS Wodonga.

The Seahill name is a derivative of the Scahill name.

Allan Scahill

Saturday, April 25, 2009

J. and P. J. Scahill - Departures - For Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaid















This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The story was reported on page 3 of the Brisbane Courier on Monday 2 October 1893.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

It is a departures list and shows the following names J. and P. J. Scahill.

The ship was the SS Barcoo. Link to further details on this ship.

Allan Scahill

Friday, April 24, 2009

Cid Scahill - Jockey - Wins With Ajax

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

Cid Scahill, jockey wins riding the horse Ajax. Ajax ran the 7 furlongs in 1 minute 31 1/2 seconds at Victoria Park race course.

The story was reported on page 6 of the Canberra Times, Australia on Wednesday 22 March 1939.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

Allan Scahill

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Cid Scahill - Jockey - Runs Last Furlong In 36 Seconds

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The Australian jockey, Cid Scahill riding the horse Mala, runs the last furlong in 36 seconds at Doomben Gallops Race Course.

The story was reported on page 6 of the Canberra Times, Australia on Friday 24 June 1938.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

Allan Scahill

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Mr. Ernest Scahill - Chairman Of The Board - Opens Gold Mine

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

Mr. Ernest Scahill, Chairman Coolgardie Roads Board. Opens the Empress gold mine.

The story was reported on page 6 of the Courier Mail, Brisbane, Australia on Saturday 10 March 1934.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

Allan Scahill

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Cid Scahill - Jockey - Censured For Bad Horsemanship

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

Cid Scahill, jockey. Censured for bad horsemanship for his handling of horse, Denis Boy.

The story was reported on page 4 of the Canberra Times on Wednesday 27 January 1932.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

Allan Scahill

Monday, April 20, 2009

P. J. Scahill and Sons - Guilty Of Unlawfull Sale Of Pollard

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

Christopher and Patrick Scahill of P. J. Scahill and Sons, were found guilty of unlawfully selling seven bushels of pollard.

The story was reported on page 11 of the Argus, Melbourne and Victoria, Australia on Thursday 1 April 1915.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

Allan Scahill

Sunday, April 19, 2009

B and W. Scahill - Arrivals - Port Of Freemantle, Australia - SS Innaminka

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The story was reported on page 4 of the West Australian on Friday 14 September 1894.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

It is an arrivals list and shows the following names B. and W. Scahill.

The ship was the SS Innamincka. Link to another photograph of this ship.

Allan Scahill

Saturday, April 18, 2009

William Seahill - Found Guilty In Connection With A Prize Fight

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The story was reported on page 5 of the Brisbane Courier, New South Wales, Australia on Friday 17 July 1891.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

The Seahill name is a derivative of the Scahill name.

Allan Scahill

Friday, April 17, 2009

William Seahill - Arrested In Connection With A Prize Fight

This is an extract from Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program.

This program is part of The National Library of Australia.

The story was reported on page 5 of the Brisbane Courier, New South Wales, Australia on Tuesday 7 July 1891.

It can be found at the following link National Library of Australia.

The Seahill name is a derivative of the Scahill name.

Allan Scahill