The Exodus - Another Good Man Gone - More To Follow - Send-off and Presentation
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On Saturday night last, Thomas Player, a prominent railway guard, one of our best cricketers, and a native of the district was accorded a brilliant send-off at Gough's Red Cow Hotel, Penrith. Mr Player has resigned from the Railway Department, and has purchased a business at Muswellbrook. It was an evening when tributes flowed freely in honour of this 'good railway man, and a good man in every way'. Detailed account.
Imprint:
Nepean Times 2 September 1899 page 8
Source:
Nepean Times (microfilm) Nepean Times, 2 September 1899, page 8
Contents:
Presentations - Farewells - Railway History - Railway Employees - Railway Guards - Penrith Stationmasters - Railway Signalmen - Thomas Player - E B Davis - Mrs Gough - J Bray - I Hadden - Haddon - H Messer - James Baker - Neil Sinclair - James Hadden - Eskbank - C Barrett - A Lovett - Walter Newell - W Player - F Bartlett - A Colless - E King
Dewey class:
Nepean Times (Microfilm)
Language:
English
BRN:
202312