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Index 100 Years Ago 1899-1919 6 O’clock Closing Adelaide Hotel, Moruya Allies’ Day 1916 19, 20 1899 28 1916 1, 3, 4, 18 A.B.C Cheese Factory 1902 8 Allowrie (Ship) 1903 34 1915 52 1906 23, 26, 27 1914 30 A.B.C Tea Rooms Alt, Mrs 1915 21, 24, 34, 36, 38 1916 51 1916 46 1916 5, 16, 40, 43 Abattoirs 1917 6, 29, 58 Ambulance Service 1911 22 1918 3, 13, 24, 35 1912 36 Abbott, Mr (Teacher) Adelaide Hotel,Moruya 1916 49 1911 13 1909 15, 19 Anderson, Charlotte 1912 17 After Dark Mine 1905 39 Aboriginal Reserves 1909 20 Anderson, James 1908 17 Agnew, Mr T 1918 19 Aborigines 1906 32 Anderson, Janet 1899 16 Agricultural Development 1905 39 1900 7 1905 17 Anderson, Margaret 1901 20 Ah Loo 1905 39 1902 2 1915 27 Anderson, Miss Jeanette 1903 14 1908 45 1906 24, 37 Ahchee, Mr Charlie 1908 17, 33 1916 58 Anderson, Mr 1912 11 Ahearn, Miss 1899 21 1919 13, 17 Abstinence 1910 42 Anderson, Mr Clarke 1915 17 Ahern, Matron 1916 53 Abstinence Pledges 1913 3 1915 15 1919 43 Anderson, Mr F Accidents Ahoy, Charlie 1907 30 1919 12 1899 20, 28 1918 49 Anderson, Mr F H 1900 20, 24 Aiken, Miss Hilda 1915 45 1901 14, 15, 20, 23 1900 3 1902 11, 15, 41 1901 8 Anderson, Mr F H. 1903 11 Aitkenhead, Mr W 1916 53 1904 36 1911 28 Anderson, Mr H 1905 4, 25, 26, 36, 42 1907 30 1906 5, 11, 16, 17, 19, 24, 28, 31, 35, 36 Alcock, Mr Charles 1917 60 1907 23, 33, 36, 38, 41 1910 7 Anderson, Mr Henry 1908 9, 19, 37 Alexander, Mrs 1919 42 1909 9, 13, 19, 21, 28, 33, 34, 35, 41, 42 1906 39 1910 1, 11, 13, 17, 25, 34, 39, 41 Anderson, Mr J Aliens 1911 4, 10, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 30, 1914 22 32, 33, 35 1917 1 Anderson, Mr J F 1912 6, 7, 8, 10, 13, 14, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, All Saints Church, Bodalla 25, 29, 34, 35, 36 1909 37 1902 7 1913 6, 9, 28, 32, 41, 42, 43 1905 30 Anderson, Mr K 1914 5, 27 1919 51 1913 1 1915 27, 34, 43, 45, 49, 54 Allabin, Miss B Anderson, Mr Ken 1916 1, 7, 10, 21, 29, 33, 34, 42, 55 1917 3, 8, 14, 24, 44, 65, 74 1919 43 1914 39 1918 2, 8, 9, 21, 28, 31, 33, 37, 38, 45, 48, Allan Taylor & Co Anderson, Mr R J 49, 52, 61, 62 1917 4 1915 20, 45 1919 7, 11, 12, 23, 26, 37 Allen Taylor Co 1919 12, 24 Ackerley, Mrs 1915 28 Anderson, Mr Roy 1903 13 Allen, Mr T G 1919 48 1904 10 1916 24 Anderson, Mr W Allies Babies Kit Society 1913 30 1918 46 1915 18, 28, 32 1916 10 Page 1 Moruya District Historical Society Index 100 Years Ago 1899-1919 Anderson, Mr W H Apple Tree Knob, Tuross Arnett, Mr E L 1918 20 1904 36 1916 1, 17 Anderson, Mrs Apples 1917 25, 65 1918 26, 34 1906 8 1908 7 1919 55 Anderson, Mrs R J 1918 18 Arnett, Mr Edward 1919 19 Araluen 1916 38 Anderson, Mrs W 1899 21 Arnett, Mr George 1919 54 1900 37 1901 39 1911 21 Anderson, Robert 1904 29 Arnett, Mrs 1905 7, 39 1904 7 1913 29 Anderson, Robert J 1905 5, 8, 10 Arnett, Mrs W 1905 39 1906 8, 11, 12, 16, 24 1904 22 Anderson, Sarah 1908 4, 18, 19, 23, 26, 30 Arnett, Phil 1905 39 1916 13 1917 10, 62, 72 1914 21 Angus, Mr 1918 15, 46, 55, 59, 65, 66 Arnett, Pte. A 1912 25 Araluen Arms Hotel 1918 26 Animals 1909 41 Arnett, Pte. Alexander Samuel 1918 51 1912 16, 25 1919 20 Annett, Miss M Araluen Central Dredging Company Arnett, Pte. Charlie 1908 41 1908 30 1918 34 Annett, Mr 1910 6 Arnold, Mr John 1909 37 Araluen Hotel 1916 39 Annett, Mr A 1915 31 Ashmore, Mr A 1908 6 Araluen Proprietary 1918 44 Annetts, Mr A H 1904 7, 23 Assembly Hall, Batemans Bay 1918 57 Araluen Valley Dredge 1899 19 Annetts, Mr Alfred 1904 23 Associated Macquarie Dredge 1917 77 1905 6 1904 23 Annetts, Mr Arthur Arcadia Picture Show Astral (Ship) 1899 31 1916 25 1912 5 Annetts, Mr H Arcadian Electric Pictures Atfield, Miss Gladys 1918 1 1916 28 1912 32 Annetts, Mr Richard Archer, Mr J (Jockey) 1912 3 1904 25 1913 5 Atfield, Mr C Annetts, Mr T Armistice 1918 16 1918 38 1918 60, 61 Auctioneers Anniversary Day Arnett, Bertha Amy 1908 22 1913 4 1919 55 1915 49 1918 5 Arnett, Eva Maude Aurora Australis Anteleon (Dredge) 1919 55 1909 33 1900 27 Arnett, Francis Ernest Austin, Mr James 1902 11, 28 1919 55 1902 32 1909 11 Arnett, Mr 1916 17, 45, 48, 51 1905 3 1909 22 Australia Day Anthony Horden & Sons Arnett, Mr Alex 1913 17 1905 7 1916 17 1915 28, 29, 30, 32, 35, 36 Anzac Day Arnett, Mr Alex Arnold Australia Day Movement 1916 19, 21, 27 1915 28, 32 1917 23, 25 1916 32 1919 22 Arnett, Mr C Australian Essential Oil Co. Anzac Pictures 1916 32 1913 30 1916 25 Page 2 Moruya District Historical Society Index 100 Years Ago 1899-1919 Australian Light Horse Bakery, Moruya Ball, Mr J 1905 15, 16 1904 11 1919 43 1910 44 Bakery, Nerrigundah Ball, Mr James 1913 12, 13 1908 22 1914 17 1914 10, 11 Balcombe, Miss Olive Ball, Mr Len Averell, Mollie 1919 10 1913 8 1910 18 Balcombe, Mr Alfred Ball, Mr R N Averell, Mr J 1905 3 1919 9 1916 32 Balcombe, Mr J W Ball, Mrs R N Averell, Mr James 1905 3 1918 69 1899 35 Balcombe, Mr W Ball, Zelda 1900 25 1905 3 1913 17 1901 14, 28 1902 11, 40 Balcombe, Mr William Ballock, Mrs Muriel (nee Mort) 1903 42 1908 13 1914 45 1904 10, 21 Balcombe, Mrs Ballroom Dancing 1906 33 1912 14 1914 9 1908 46 Baldwin, H Balls Axem, Mr 1907 31 1899 18 1899 19 Baldwin, John 1901 36 Baby Bonus Bill 1902 45 1917 57 1912 31 1903 19 Baldwin, Mr Charles Backhouse, Miss T 1904 9, 10, 19 1918 57 1905 5, 26 1911 30 Baldwin, Mr Christopher 1907 26, 31, 37 Backhouse, Mr John 1918 49 1908 2, 4, 23, 24, 26, 28, 34, 39 1907 22 Baldwin, Mr John 1909 6, 19, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30 Backhouse, Mr Willam 1919 52 1910 27, 37, 39 1919 57 1911 10, 15, 16, 23, 28, 32 Baldwin, Mr John A Backhouse, Mr William 1912 20, 24, 27 1907 35 1907 22 1913 26, 28, 31, 33 Baldwin, Mr Thomas 1914 34 Backhouse, Mrs 1918 49 1915 26, 33, 40 1918 66 Baldwin, Mrs J 1916 13, 35, 58 Badgery, Mr 1917 66 1917 40, 44, 59 1903 6 1918 1, 3, 7, 13, 17, 26, 31, 36, 40, 46, 50, Baldwin, Mrs S 57, 63 Bagnall Mrs A C 1917 64 1919 22, 43, 52 1917 11 Ball, Edith Balmain Bros., Bega Bailey, Mr Neil 1913 32 1912 38 1914 23 Ball, Miss Elsie Bank Building, Vulcan St Bailey, Pte. Roy 1908 43 1905 7 1917 63 Ball, Miss Elsie Adelaide Bank of New South Wales Baily, Constable 1919 40 1909 18 1905 10 Ball, Mr Glenn 1911 4 Bain, Mr 1918 35 Barber, Miss A 1918 58 Ball, Mr H 1911 26 1919 17 1910 5 Barber, Mr W Baker, Mr Roy 1913 29 1913 1 1918 44 1916 23 1913 36 Baker, Mrs 1917 37 Barclay, Miss 1916 37 1918 20 1919 22 Bakery Ball, Mr Harry Barclay, Mr A 1917 53 1911 32 1916 11 1918 13 1915 25 Barclay, Mr Alf Bakery, Bodalla Ball, Mr Henry 1919 12, 40 1903 13 1919 40 Page 3 Moruya District Historical Society Index 100 Years Ago 1899-1919 Barclay, Mr Archie Barlow, Mrs F Bate, Marion A 1919 15 1911 39 1917 70 Barclay, Mr J Barney, Mr Joe Bate, Miss Eleanor Maud 1919 39 1914 15 1904 20 Barclay, Mr James Barns, Mr E Bate, Miss Marion 1919 15, 46 1904 19 1916 53 Barclay, Pte. A Barry, Constable Bate, Miss Maud 1917 39 1917 32, 72 1904 20 Barker, Caroline May Barry, Mrs Bate, Mr Eric F 1918 18 1917 62 1907 39 Barker, Mr Bartlett, Angelena M O Bate, Mr H 1908 42 1917 12 1918 38 Barker, Mr John Bartlett, B E Bate, Mr H J 1918 17 1917 48 1916 27 Barker, Mr Roy Bartlett, Eddie 1917 7, 15, 68 1918 17 1919 32 1919 34, 37, 57 Bate, Mr J Barker, Mr William Bartlett, Miss 1913 6 1912 34 1912 20 1918 4, 45 Barling, Maud Bartlett, Mr Bate, Mr John 1905 24 1912 14 1916 21, 27 Barling, Mr F Bartlett, Mr J Bate, Mr Norman 1905 24 1919 48 1918 52 Barling, Mr G Bartlett, Mrs J Bate, Mr R M 1914 19 1910 3 1907 39 1919 44 Bartlett, Seaman Bob 1913 29 Barling, Mr George 1919 57 1915 47 1900 12 Bartley, J 1916 22, 38, 56 1905 23 1904 6 Bate, Mr S A 1905 24 Barton, Captain 1907 39 1910 13 1916 51 Barling, Mr George Andrew Bate, Mr Samuel William Barton, Captain Frank 1899 22 1919 58 1902 28 1904 20 Barling, Mr H Barton, Mr H W 1907 39 1915 50 1908 22 1908 6, 7, 21 Barling, Mr T 1913 31 Basclain, Captain 1905 24 1916 27 1919 34 Barling, Mr W Bate, Mrs E Basclain, Captain Frank 1905 24 1908 15 1908 40 Barling, Mrs Alice May Bate, Mrs H J 1909 5, 11, 14, 15, 20 1919 58 1911 21 1909 32 Barling, Mrs William 1913 16, 18 Bate, Mrs John 1904 25 1916 45, 46, 48 1919 1 Barling, Pte.
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