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1929
28 August 1929
Dangerous Board
Reference was made by Ald. Amies to a motion passed at a previous meeting, relative to dangerous board in a verandah in front of Fyfe and Son's store. His motion that the Works Committee have the matter attended to if there was any danger was lost. The motion created an animated discussion1
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1931
6 August 1931
APPRECIATION FROM THE UNEMPLOYED
(To the Editor).
On behalf of the unemployed of Gulgong, who are practically strangers to the town, I would like to express through the columns of your paper, appreciation of the wonderful generosity of the people. Practically all of us have had assistance one way and another, and I desire it to be known publicly that we appreciate all that has been done. Fyfe and Son have been wonderfully good to us, as have Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cross, of the Mayne Street butcher's shop, aldermen of the Town Council, and the townspeople in general. We shall never forget their many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness, and I trust that these few lines will let them see that we are really thankful. Yours, etc., T. RUSSELL. Showground, Gulgong, 4th August, 19312
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1933
23 February 1933
PEOPLE'S PARK. Grazing rights
The council went into committee to consider tenders for the grazing rights to the People's Park for 12 months and accepted the tender of Fyfe and Son for £73
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23 March 1933
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
Part XII.
In the matter of John Clark Fyfe and William Clark Fyfe, trading as A. C. Fyfe & Son, of Gulgong.
NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be declared in this matter. The dividend will be payable to those creditors who have proved their claims on or before the sixth day of April, 1933.
Dated this twenty-third day of March, 1933.
HALBERG, PARSONS & ANDERSON, Trustees. Carrington-street, Sydney. 59474
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1934
5 July 1934
MORE DANGER!
THERE are some dangerous holes in the wooden covered footpath in front of the premises of Fyfe and Son which the Town Council should give immediate attention to. These are particularly a danger to women, who may easily catch a heel of a shoe in them5
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9 August 1934
HORSE DESTROYED
FYFE and Son's well-known cart horse was found to be suffering from tetanus and was destroyed yesterday morning. A nail had penetrated a hoof and caused the infestation6
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13 December 1934
Monster Unreserved CLEARING-OUT SALE
OF Drapery Grocery Ironmongery Crockery Toys, &c., &c. AT MAYNE STREET, GULGONG next to W. A. Saunders' office).
W. A. SAUNDERS has received instructions to sell the above mentioned goods and articles by auction at premises next to his office,
starting on TUESDAY, December 18 and continuing on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
Morning Session - 10 am. to 12.
Afternoon Session - 2.15 to 5 p.m. The list comprises the whole of the stock from Messrs. A. C. Fyfe and Sons, late of Mayne Street, and consists of - Ladies' and Children's Hats, Coats, Dress Materials (in dress lengths), Towels, Sheeting, Flannels, Stockings, Laces and Ribbons, Flannelettes, Men's Suits, Shirts, Hats, Ties, and a good quantity, of Ironmongery, Crockery and Haberdashery, Groceries, also a large number of Xmas Toys, and all other articles too numerous to mention.
REMEMBER STARTING DAY AND TIME OF SALE. W. A. SAUNDERS, Auctioneer - Gulgong7
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