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The Mount Barker Institute is a Local Heritage Place in the town. It served as Council Office until 1939.

The building is now known as the Town Hall.

 

*Opening of the Mount Barker Institute

Friday last was one of Mount Barker's bright red-letter days, when the new and handsome building just completed for Institute purposes was formally opened.

On the 11th December last, the foundation stone of the present commodious building was laid with Masonic honours under most auspicious circumstances.

 

The Hon J Dunn MLC, had headed a liberal subscription-list with £100, the Government had supplemented the subscriptions to the extent of £800, and the designs of a most elegant and useful structure had been submitted by the Hon Thomas English, MLC, accepted by the Building Committee, and contracted for by Messrs Trenouth & Dick, builders, of Strathalbyn, and most creditably has the whole been completed. The contract price of the building was £1,505, but furniture, fittings (provided by Mr A Hendry, of Mount Barker) piano &c, have increased the total cost to about £1,831.

Towards this £424 18s. has been subscribed, £216 11s. 9d. raised by a bazaar held in March last, outstanding subscriptions £60, grant from the Government £800, leaving a deficiency before the opening of about £330.

 

The building is in the Italian style, and the stone used is a beautiful freestone from a quarry on the Hon J Dunn's property — the same as is used for the Bank, Congregational Baptist Church, and other buildings.

 

The ground-floor to front building contains entrance-hall 10 feet wide, library, 17ft x 16ft, waiting-room, 16ft x by 12ft, all 13 feet high. There is also a side entrance hall and staircase 9 feet wide. The first floor contains a large room, 26ft 6in x 16ft, and 14ft high, capable of seating 100 persons, and now used by Lodges, &c: also a classroom 17ft 6in x 11ft 6in, and entrance to future gallery in public hall. The public hall is 50ft x32ft, 21ft 6in high, lit by three circular-headed windows on both sides, finished with ornamental dressings in plaster.

 

Provision is made for future extension at the rear of large hall, to consist of proscenium and retiring-rooms, also for a gallery at the front end. For illumination at night, the hall has three chandeliers, each carrying four lamps with 1½ inch burners. The hall at present will accommodate about 350 persons.

 

At noon on Friday last the ceremony of formally opening the Institute took place.

A procession was formed of the Committee, Concordia Band, and others, who escorted the Hon J Dunn from his residence to the building.

The Hon T English handed the key to Mr Dunn, requesting him to open the Institute, and remarking that Mr Dunn had always been associated with every good cause in the town, and was ready and willing at all times to lend a helping hand by money and otherwise.

The Hon J Dunn then opened the front doors, amid the cheers of the spectators and the large hall was soon occupied by a numerous audience.

He congratulated them on the successful completion of the Mount Barker Institute. (Cheers.)

 

The Hon T English remarked that the men of Mount Barker had done a great deal, but where would they have been without the ladies?

 

The gathering broke up, most of those present adjourning to the grounds of the Hon J Dunn (kindly lent for the occasion) where the picnic was held.

The Concordia Band dispensed some choice music and refreshment stalls were erected.

 

The tea meeting took place in the Institute Hall, when it is calculated about 700 persons took tea. The spread was everything that could be desired, and the arrangements (thanks to the ladies again) perfect.

 

The entertainment followed in the same room, when the chair was taken at about half-past 7 by J G Ramsay Esq JP. He then stated that W Townsend Esq MP, was expected every moment to deliveries lecture, but having been unavoidably detained in town, he would call for some music to commence with.

Mr and Mrs Paltridge then commenced a set of quadrilles for cornet and piano, but when the first figure had been played, the piano, which was raised at one end to make it level on the sloping platform, slipped off the block, and two kerosine lamps fell to the ground, one of which broke, and the floor was immediately in a blaze. Several ladies sitting near had a narrow escape, the lighted kerosine splashing their dresses, but fortunately the day having been cold and dreary, dark warm stuffs were worn, and no harm was done. Several gentlemen quickly beat out the flames with shawls, coats, and whatever else they could lay hold of, and in about a moment all was safe again.

 

Mr Townsend having arrived, then came forward and offered his congratulations on the erection of so beautiful a building, and expressed his regret than an accident should have so upset the audience, but was pleased no bad results had followed.

He then delivered the first part of his celebrated lecture, 'Lights and Shades of London Life’, in his usual masterly manner.

In the interval between the first and second part of the lecture some more excellent music was introduced. [Ref: Southern Argus 16-9-1875]

 

*Mount Barker Institute Extension

Mount Barker is peculiarly happy in the possession of one of the prettiest and most commodious institutes in the colony. The additions recently made have largely added to the attractions of the building, and the stage facilities are now unequalled out of Adelaide.

The committee having received Mr R Barr-Smith's generous gift of £500 placed it to advantage by extending the hall and the stage greater depth, and at the same time redecorated the hall, both outside and in, with excellent effect. The stage is now 30 ft in depth, and is provided with a complete suite of dressing-rooms, a piece of land belonging to the Presbyterian Church having been purchased at the back of the institute. The dressing-rooms are fitted with every convenience, and the stage accommodation is very complete.

 

The lighting of the hall is excellent, gasoline lamps having been superseded by electric banner lamps, which give all the light required and add greatly to the attractions of the hall.

 

The reopening of the institute took place on Wednesday evening, when a musical and dramatic entertainment attracted an overflowing audience. [Ref: Advertiser 25-11-1895]

 

*MOUNT BARKER INSTITUTE

The formal opening of the "Founders' Room" at the Mount Barker Institute is to take place on Thursday evening of next week, when it is anticipated that the president (Mr B Barker) will perform the ceremony at 7.30 pm. Members of the Institute and library are invited to attend. After the room has been declared open the unveiling of the enlarged portraits of the founders will take place in the new room.

In the main hall, the general public are to be entertained at an illustrated lecture by the Rev A C Hill BA, the subject being "Windsor Castle." The lecturer has a collection of 100 magnificent coloured lantern slides with which to illustrate his talk. Mrs A C Hill will present musical items between times. No charge is made for admission. [Ref: Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser 17-3-1933]

  

The Mount Barker Institute is a Local Heritage Place in the town. It served as Council Office until 1939.

The building is now known as the Town Hall.

 

*Opening of the Mount Barker Institute

Friday last was one of Mount Barker's bright red-letter days, when the new and handsome building just completed for Institute purposes was formally opened.

On the 11th December last, the foundation stone of the present commodious building was laid with Masonic honours under most auspicious circumstances.

 

The Hon J Dunn MLC, had headed a liberal subscription-list with £100, the Government had supplemented the subscriptions to the extent of £800, and the designs of a most elegant and useful structure had been submitted by the Hon Thomas English, MLC, accepted by the Building Committee, and contracted for by Messrs Trenouth & Dick, builders, of Strathalbyn, and most creditably has the whole been completed. The contract price of the building was £1,505, but furniture, fittings (provided by Mr A Hendry, of Mount Barker) piano &c, have increased the total cost to about £1,831.

Towards this £424 18s. has been subscribed, £216 11s. 9d. raised by a bazaar held in March last, outstanding subscriptions £60, grant from the Government £800, leaving a deficiency before the opening of about £330.

 

The building is in the Italian style, and the stone used is a beautiful freestone from a quarry on the Hon J Dunn's property — the same as is used for the Bank, Congregational Baptist Church, and other buildings.

 

The ground-floor to front building contains entrance-hall 10 feet wide, library, 17ft x 16ft, waiting-room, 16ft x by 12ft, all 13 feet high. There is also a side entrance hall and staircase 9 feet wide. The first floor contains a large room, 26ft 6in x 16ft, and 14ft high, capable of seating 100 persons, and now used by Lodges, &c: also a classroom 17ft 6in x 11ft 6in, and entrance to future gallery in public hall. The public hall is 50ft x32ft, 21ft 6in high, lit by three circular-headed windows on both sides, finished with ornamental dressings in plaster.

 

Provision is made for future extension at the rear of large hall, to consist of proscenium and retiring-rooms, also for a gallery at the front end. For illumination at night, the hall has three chandeliers, each carrying four lamps with 1½ inch burners. The hall at present will accommodate about 350 persons.

 

At noon on Friday last the ceremony of formally opening the Institute took place.

A procession was formed of the Committee, Concordia Band, and others, who escorted the Hon J Dunn from his residence to the building.

The Hon T English handed the key to Mr Dunn, requesting him to open the Institute, and remarking that Mr Dunn had always been associated with every good cause in the town, and was ready and willing at all times to lend a helping hand by money and otherwise.

The Hon J Dunn then opened the front doors, amid the cheers of the spectators and the large hall was soon occupied by a numerous audience.

He congratulated them on the successful completion of the Mount Barker Institute. (Cheers.)

 

The Hon T English remarked that the men of Mount Barker had done a great deal, but where would they have been without the ladies?

 

The gathering broke up, most of those present adjourning to the grounds of the Hon J Dunn (kindly lent for the occasion) where the picnic was held.

The Concordia Band dispensed some choice music and refreshment stalls were erected.

 

The tea meeting took place in the Institute Hall, when it is calculated about 700 persons took tea. The spread was everything that could be desired, and the arrangements (thanks to the ladies again) perfect.

 

The entertainment followed in the same room, when the chair was taken at about half-past 7 by J G Ramsay Esq JP. He then stated that W Townsend Esq MP, was expected every moment to deliveries lecture, but having been unavoidably detained in town, he would call for some music to commence with.

Mr and Mrs Paltridge then commenced a set of quadrilles for cornet and piano, but when the first figure had been played, the piano, which was raised at one end to make it level on the sloping platform, slipped off the block, and two kerosine lamps fell to the ground, one of which broke, and the floor was immediately in a blaze. Several ladies sitting near had a narrow escape, the lighted kerosine splashing their dresses, but fortunately the day having been cold and dreary, dark warm stuffs were worn, and no harm was done. Several gentlemen quickly beat out the flames with shawls, coats, and whatever else they could lay hold of, and in about a moment all was safe again.

 

Mr Townsend having arrived, then came forward and offered his congratulations on the erection of so beautiful a building, and expressed his regret than an accident should have so upset the audience, but was pleased no bad results had followed.

He then delivered the first part of his celebrated lecture, 'Lights and Shades of London Life’, in his usual masterly manner.

In the interval between the first and second part of the lecture some more excellent music was introduced. [Ref: Southern Argus 16-9-1875]

 

*Mount Barker Institute Extension

Mount Barker is peculiarly happy in the possession of one of the prettiest and most commodious institutes in the colony. The additions recently made have largely added to the attractions of the building, and the stage facilities are now unequalled out of Adelaide.

The committee having received Mr R Barr-Smith's generous gift of £500 placed it to advantage by extending the hall and the stage greater depth, and at the same time redecorated the hall, both outside and in, with excellent effect. The stage is now 30 ft in depth, and is provided with a complete suite of dressing-rooms, a piece of land belonging to the Presbyterian Church having been purchased at the back of the institute. The dressing-rooms are fitted with every convenience, and the stage accommodation is very complete.

 

The lighting of the hall is excellent, gasoline lamps having been superseded by electric banner lamps, which give all the light required and add greatly to the attractions of the hall.

 

The reopening of the institute took place on Wednesday evening, when a musical and dramatic entertainment attracted an overflowing audience. [Ref: Advertiser 25-11-1895]

 

*MOUNT BARKER INSTITUTE

The formal opening of the "Founders' Room" at the Mount Barker Institute is to take place on Thursday evening of next week, when it is anticipated that the president (Mr B Barker) will perform the ceremony at 7.30 pm. Members of the Institute and library are invited to attend. After the room has been declared open the unveiling of the enlarged portraits of the founders will take place in the new room.

In the main hall, the general public are to be entertained at an illustrated lecture by the Rev A C Hill BA, the subject being "Windsor Castle." The lecturer has a collection of 100 magnificent coloured lantern slides with which to illustrate his talk. Mrs A C Hill will present musical items between times. No charge is made for admission. [Ref: Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser 17-3-1933]

  

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The Mount Barker Institute is a Local Heritage Place in the town. It served as Council Office until 1939.

The building is now known as the Town Hall.

 

*Opening of the Mount Barker Institute

Friday last was one of Mount Barker's bright red-letter days, when the new and handsome building just completed for Institute purposes was formally opened.

On the 11th December last, the foundation stone of the present commodious building was laid with Masonic honours under most auspicious circumstances.

 

The Hon J Dunn MLC, had headed a liberal subscription-list with £100, the Government had supplemented the subscriptions to the extent of £800, and the designs of a most elegant and useful structure had been submitted by the Hon Thomas English, MLC, accepted by the Building Committee, and contracted for by Messrs Trenouth & Dick, builders, of Strathalbyn, and most creditably has the whole been completed. The contract price of the building was £1,505, but furniture, fittings (provided by Mr A Hendry, of Mount Barker) piano &c, have increased the total cost to about £1,831.

Towards this £424 18s. has been subscribed, £216 11s. 9d. raised by a bazaar held in March last, outstanding subscriptions £60, grant from the Government £800, leaving a deficiency before the opening of about £330.

 

The building is in the Italian style, and the stone used is a beautiful freestone from a quarry on the Hon J Dunn's property — the same as is used for the Bank, Congregational Baptist Church, and other buildings.

 

The ground-floor to front building contains entrance-hall 10 feet wide, library, 17ft x 16ft, waiting-room, 16ft x by 12ft, all 13 feet high. There is also a side entrance hall and staircase 9 feet wide. The first floor contains a large room, 26ft 6in x 16ft, and 14ft high, capable of seating 100 persons, and now used by Lodges, &c: also a classroom 17ft 6in x 11ft 6in, and entrance to future gallery in public hall. The public hall is 50ft x32ft, 21ft 6in high, lit by three circular-headed windows on both sides, finished with ornamental dressings in plaster.

 

Provision is made for future extension at the rear of large hall, to consist of proscenium and retiring-rooms, also for a gallery at the front end. For illumination at night, the hall has three chandeliers, each carrying four lamps with 1½ inch burners. The hall at present will accommodate about 350 persons.

 

At noon on Friday last the ceremony of formally opening the Institute took place.

A procession was formed of the Committee, Concordia Band, and others, who escorted the Hon J Dunn from his residence to the building.

The Hon T English handed the key to Mr Dunn, requesting him to open the Institute, and remarking that Mr Dunn had always been associated with every good cause in the town, and was ready and willing at all times to lend a helping hand by money and otherwise.

The Hon J Dunn then opened the front doors, amid the cheers of the spectators and the large hall was soon occupied by a numerous audience.

He congratulated them on the successful completion of the Mount Barker Institute. (Cheers.)

 

The Hon T English remarked that the men of Mount Barker had done a great deal, but where would they have been without the ladies?

 

The gathering broke up, most of those present adjourning to the grounds of the Hon J Dunn (kindly lent for the occasion) where the picnic was held.

The Concordia Band dispensed some choice music and refreshment stalls were erected.

 

The tea meeting took place in the Institute Hall, when it is calculated about 700 persons took tea. The spread was everything that could be desired, and the arrangements (thanks to the ladies again) perfect.

 

The entertainment followed in the same room, when the chair was taken at about half-past 7 by J G Ramsay Esq JP. He then stated that W Townsend Esq MP, was expected every moment to deliveries lecture, but having been unavoidably detained in town, he would call for some music to commence with.

Mr and Mrs Paltridge then commenced a set of quadrilles for cornet and piano, but when the first figure had been played, the piano, which was raised at one end to make it level on the sloping platform, slipped off the block, and two kerosine lamps fell to the ground, one of which broke, and the floor was immediately in a blaze. Several ladies sitting near had a narrow escape, the lighted kerosine splashing their dresses, but fortunately the day having been cold and dreary, dark warm stuffs were worn, and no harm was done. Several gentlemen quickly beat out the flames with shawls, coats, and whatever else they could lay hold of, and in about a moment all was safe again.

 

Mr Townsend having arrived, then came forward and offered his congratulations on the erection of so beautiful a building, and expressed his regret than an accident should have so upset the audience, but was pleased no bad results had followed.

He then delivered the first part of his celebrated lecture, 'Lights and Shades of London Life’, in his usual masterly manner.

In the interval between the first and second part of the lecture some more excellent music was introduced. [Ref: Southern Argus 16-9-1875]

 

*Mount Barker Institute Extension

Mount Barker is peculiarly happy in the possession of one of the prettiest and most commodious institutes in the colony. The additions recently made have largely added to the attractions of the building, and the stage facilities are now unequalled out of Adelaide.

The committee having received Mr R Barr-Smith's generous gift of £500 placed it to advantage by extending the hall and the stage greater depth, and at the same time redecorated the hall, both outside and in, with excellent effect. The stage is now 30 ft in depth, and is provided with a complete suite of dressing-rooms, a piece of land belonging to the Presbyterian Church having been purchased at the back of the institute. The dressing-rooms are fitted with every convenience, and the stage accommodation is very complete.

 

The lighting of the hall is excellent, gasoline lamps having been superseded by electric banner lamps, which give all the light required and add greatly to the attractions of the hall.

 

The reopening of the institute took place on Wednesday evening, when a musical and dramatic entertainment attracted an overflowing audience. [Ref: Advertiser 25-11-1895]

 

*MOUNT BARKER INSTITUTE

The formal opening of the "Founders' Room" at the Mount Barker Institute is to take place on Thursday evening of next week, when it is anticipated that the president (Mr B Barker) will perform the ceremony at 7.30 pm. Members of the Institute and library are invited to attend. After the room has been declared open the unveiling of the enlarged portraits of the founders will take place in the new room.

In the main hall, the general public are to be entertained at an illustrated lecture by the Rev A C Hill BA, the subject being "Windsor Castle." The lecturer has a collection of 100 magnificent coloured lantern slides with which to illustrate his talk. Mrs A C Hill will present musical items between times. No charge is made for admission. [Ref: Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser 17-3-1933]

  

The Mount Barker Institute is a Local Heritage Place in the town. It served as Council Office until 1939.

The building is now known as the Town Hall.

 

*Opening of the Mount Barker Institute

Friday last was one of Mount Barker's bright red-letter days, when the new and handsome building just completed for Institute purposes was formally opened.

On the 11th December last, the foundation stone of the present commodious building was laid with Masonic honours under most auspicious circumstances.

 

The Hon J Dunn MLC, had headed a liberal subscription-list with £100, the Government had supplemented the subscriptions to the extent of £800, and the designs of a most elegant and useful structure had been submitted by the Hon Thomas English, MLC, accepted by the Building Committee, and contracted for by Messrs Trenouth & Dick, builders, of Strathalbyn, and most creditably has the whole been completed. The contract price of the building was £1,505, but furniture, fittings (provided by Mr A Hendry, of Mount Barker) piano &c, have increased the total cost to about £1,831.

Towards this £424 18s. has been subscribed, £216 11s. 9d. raised by a bazaar held in March last, outstanding subscriptions £60, grant from the Government £800, leaving a deficiency before the opening of about £330.

 

The building is in the Italian style, and the stone used is a beautiful freestone from a quarry on the Hon J Dunn's property — the same as is used for the Bank, Congregational Baptist Church, and other buildings.

 

The ground-floor to front building contains entrance-hall 10 feet wide, library, 17ft x 16ft, waiting-room, 16ft x by 12ft, all 13 feet high. There is also a side entrance hall and staircase 9 feet wide. The first floor contains a large room, 26ft 6in x 16ft, and 14ft high, capable of seating 100 persons, and now used by Lodges, &c: also a classroom 17ft 6in x 11ft 6in, and entrance to future gallery in public hall. The public hall is 50ft x32ft, 21ft 6in high, lit by three circular-headed windows on both sides, finished with ornamental dressings in plaster.

 

Provision is made for future extension at the rear of large hall, to consist of proscenium and retiring-rooms, also for a gallery at the front end. For illumination at night, the hall has three chandeliers, each carrying four lamps with 1½ inch burners. The hall at present will accommodate about 350 persons.

 

At noon on Friday last the ceremony of formally opening the Institute took place.

A procession was formed of the Committee, Concordia Band, and others, who escorted the Hon J Dunn from his residence to the building.

The Hon T English handed the key to Mr Dunn, requesting him to open the Institute, and remarking that Mr Dunn had always been associated with every good cause in the town, and was ready and willing at all times to lend a helping hand by money and otherwise.

The Hon J Dunn then opened the front doors, amid the cheers of the spectators and the large hall was soon occupied by a numerous audience.

He congratulated them on the successful completion of the Mount Barker Institute. (Cheers.)

 

The Hon T English remarked that the men of Mount Barker had done a great deal, but where would they have been without the ladies?

 

The gathering broke up, most of those present adjourning to the grounds of the Hon J Dunn (kindly lent for the occasion) where the picnic was held.

The Concordia Band dispensed some choice music and refreshment stalls were erected.

 

The tea meeting took place in the Institute Hall, when it is calculated about 700 persons took tea. The spread was everything that could be desired, and the arrangements (thanks to the ladies again) perfect.

 

The entertainment followed in the same room, when the chair was taken at about half-past 7 by J G Ramsay Esq JP. He then stated that W Townsend Esq MP, was expected every moment to deliveries lecture, but having been unavoidably detained in town, he would call for some music to commence with.

Mr and Mrs Paltridge then commenced a set of quadrilles for cornet and piano, but when the first figure had been played, the piano, which was raised at one end to make it level on the sloping platform, slipped off the block, and two kerosine lamps fell to the ground, one of which broke, and the floor was immediately in a blaze. Several ladies sitting near had a narrow escape, the lighted kerosine splashing their dresses, but fortunately the day having been cold and dreary, dark warm stuffs were worn, and no harm was done. Several gentlemen quickly beat out the flames with shawls, coats, and whatever else they could lay hold of, and in about a moment all was safe again.

 

Mr Townsend having arrived, then came forward and offered his congratulations on the erection of so beautiful a building, and expressed his regret than an accident should have so upset the audience, but was pleased no bad results had followed.

He then delivered the first part of his celebrated lecture, 'Lights and Shades of London Life’, in his usual masterly manner.

In the interval between the first and second part of the lecture some more excellent music was introduced. [Ref: Southern Argus 16-9-1875]

 

*Mount Barker Institute Extension

Mount Barker is peculiarly happy in the possession of one of the prettiest and most commodious institutes in the colony. The additions recently made have largely added to the attractions of the building, and the stage facilities are now unequalled out of Adelaide.

The committee having received Mr R Barr-Smith's generous gift of £500 placed it to advantage by extending the hall and the stage greater depth, and at the same time redecorated the hall, both outside and in, with excellent effect. The stage is now 30 ft in depth, and is provided with a complete suite of dressing-rooms, a piece of land belonging to the Presbyterian Church having been purchased at the back of the institute. The dressing-rooms are fitted with every convenience, and the stage accommodation is very complete.

 

The lighting of the hall is excellent, gasoline lamps having been superseded by electric banner lamps, which give all the light required and add greatly to the attractions of the hall.

 

The reopening of the institute took place on Wednesday evening, when a musical and dramatic entertainment attracted an overflowing audience. [Ref: Advertiser 25-11-1895]

 

*MOUNT BARKER INSTITUTE

The formal opening of the "Founders' Room" at the Mount Barker Institute is to take place on Thursday evening of next week, when it is anticipated that the president (Mr B Barker) will perform the ceremony at 7.30 pm. Members of the Institute and library are invited to attend. After the room has been declared open the unveiling of the enlarged portraits of the founders will take place in the new room.

In the main hall, the general public are to be entertained at an illustrated lecture by the Rev A C Hill BA, the subject being "Windsor Castle." The lecturer has a collection of 100 magnificent coloured lantern slides with which to illustrate his talk. Mrs A C Hill will present musical items between times. No charge is made for admission. [Ref: Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser 17-3-1933]

  

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bittenk: Thank you a million times Diana @speeddee Jay @jay_grossman Robyn @flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie Janie @visokape

  

A peaceful time 2 #the_skotjay #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #Hipstamatic #JohnS #BlacKeysBW

 

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raveninrye: Gorgeous!!!

 

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3robins: What a beautiful contrast!! Love!

 

smilecin: Love it!

 

9lizzy: Gorgeous!!!

 

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Sechelt First Nation 'reeling' after stabbing death at party

  

My sincerest thoughts of healing and love go out to Conrad Joe, friends, family, neighbours and Sechelt Nation.

 

Ok, LAST warning, this is a crime scene.

 

See MORE PHOTOS HERE (WARNING Crime Scene)

www.flickr.com/photos/duaneburnett/sets/72157622181581462/

  

Photos (C) Duane Burnett

www.duaneburnett.com

 

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Province web article

www.theprovince.com/news/Sechelt+First+Nation+reeling+aft...

  

Sechelt First Nation 'reeling' after stabbing death at party

  

By Stuart Hunter, The ProvinceAugust 29, 2009 6:01 PM

   

Members of the Sechelt First Nation were “reeling” Saturday after one man was stabbed to death at a drug-laden house party and his brother taken into police custody.

 

Gloria Joe said her distant cousin Conrad Joe, 32, died after being stabbed at a house party on Sechelt Inlet Road at about 10:45 p.m. on Friday. Phil Joe Jr., was arrested by the RCMP.

 

“We’re reeling,” an emotional Gloria Joe said. “We are trying to understand. We are stuck between a rock and a hard place ourselves.”

 

The Joe brothers, who split their time between Sechelt and Vancouver, were partying at the home of their father Phil Sr., who was away in Vancouver at the time of the killing.

 

A fight spilled out of the house and a neighbour tried to stop it from escalating but Conrad was stabbed. He was carried back into the house and paramedics transported him to Sunshine Coast hospital where he died.

 

“My husband went over and saw Conrad and said he wasn’t breathing,” Gloria Joe said. “It’s so sad.”

 

Band members said Phil Jr., 35, was arrested.

 

Police confirmed a man was arrested but on Saturday refused to reveal his identity.

 

“We’re saying the victim and suspect were known to each other,” said Cpl. Dale Carr, of the Integrated Homicide Investigative Team. “We’re not in a position to make any definitive statement about their relationship.”

 

Charges are pending.

 

Gloria Joe said the house was a frequent party place.

 

“These boys were … in and out of trouble quite often,” Gloria Joe said.

 

Sechelt Mayor Darren Inkster was shocked by the killing in what he calls “a safe community,” largely made up of retirees.

 

“I’m very surprised and saddened that this has happened in the community,” Inkster said. “My concerns and thoughts go out to the families involved. This is very much a safe community and this is rare.”

 

Gloria Joe said this isn’t the first time the brothers have been involved with the law.

 

Conrad Joe was sentenced to 10 years in jail for beating an elderly Sechelt doctor to death with his own cane in November, 1995.

 

Conrad Joe, then 20, was found guilty of manslaughter in February 1997 of James Farish, 78, a well-respected retiree.

 

E-mail reporter Stuart Hunter at shunter@theprovince.com

© Copyright (c) The Province

  

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#purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments #Hipstamatic #Salvador84 #DTypePlate

 

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wnt2bnny: Excellent

 

mollysj: Wonderful, A-M!!!

 

flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie: Wow!

 

fimbrethil: Beautiful Salvador

 

lefoxvintage: perfect sal Anne-Marie!

 

violetrothko: NICE

 

bittenk: Thank you dear @raveninrye @kmcdaddy @hipstacam @wnt2bnny @mollysj

 

bittenk: So glad you like it @flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie @fimbrethil @lefoxvintage @violetrothko

  

Out for the first walk of the new year #hipstagraphy #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments #mafia_naturelover #Hipstamatic #Tejas #US1776

 

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bittenk: #tejastuesday #hipstanerds #hipsta_crazy #hipsta_junky #hipsta_junkies #hipstaoftheday #gf_scandinavia #gf_daily #gang_family #bwstyles_gf #bwsquare #ic_bw #ig_captures #ig_snapshots #naturestyles_gf

 

hipstacam: Beautiful

 

bittenk: Thank you, Cammy @hipstacam

 

benitam22: Really beautiful

 

visokape:

 

bittenk: Thank you so much @benitam22 @visokape ✨✨

  

#photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments #mafia_skylove #mafia_editlove #mafia_naturelover #gf_daily #gf_scandinavia #gang_family #naturestyles_gf #landscapestyles_gf #ig_snapshots #best_pics_

 

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9lizzy: So picturesque!!!

 

selinag80: Lovely

 

bittenk: Thank you @9lizzy @selinag80

 

lefoxvintage: stunning photo Anne-Marie.

 

bittenk: Thank you for always being so supportive, Vanessa @lefoxvintage

 

katmein: Lovely!

 

reindeerpaws:

 

vmihata: Love this Anne-Marie❕

  

Too many keyholes for one gate!!! #the_skotjay #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments #Hipstamatic #JohnS #BlacKeysBW

 

76 Likes on Instagram

 

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gendrywilson: Interesting!

 

flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie:

 

speeddee: Very cool

 

reindeerpaws: Wow! So strange

 

bittenk: Thank you @9lizzy @gendrywilson @speeddee

 

bittenk: Thank you, it's really strange @flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie @reindeerpaws

 

lefoxvintage: dang. I wonder what's behind that gate?!

 

maiylah: whoaw!!!

  

Taking a nap #ic_animals #loftusthursday #rosa_hipsta_xgrizzled #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #guineapigs #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments # #Hipstamatic #Loftus #KodotXGrizzled

 

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bittenk: #hipsta_crazy #hipsta_junky #hipstanerds #hipstaconnect #gf_scandinavia #gf_daily #gang_family #hipstaoftheday

 

lucky_hipsta: Awww so cute!

 

bittenk: @lucky_hipsta

 

reindeerpaws: cute lil guy/or gal!

 

bittenk: Thank you- it's a he The cutest little guinea pig @reindeerpaws

 

flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie: Sweet

 

bittenk: @flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie

  

1/3 for #hipstaroll_week76_multi #hipstaroll #multiexposure #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #hipstagraphy #Hipstamatic #Watts #Blanko

 

100 Likes on Instagram

 

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wnt2bnny: Excellent! ✨

 

kungwaralak: Great!

 

kiwinan: Gorgeous!

 

selinag80: Beautiful

 

9lizzy: Wonderful

 

bittenk: @gendrywilson @wnt2bnny @kungwaralak

 

bittenk: @kiwinan @selinag80 @9lizzy

 

yohandarosa:

  

Thursday, May 22, 2014, 6PM

 

Join us for this unique Weeknights at the Wagner program and take a fresh look at the Wagner collection through the eyes of guest curators Joanna Ebenstein, Founder and Creative Director of Morbid Anatomy, and Evan Michelson, co-owner of Obscura Antiques & Oddities and star of the Science Channel show Oddities. Following their presentations there will be Q&A with Joanna, Evan and Susan Glassman, Director of the Wagner Free Institute of Science.

 

This program is part of an ongoing project to explore new ways of interpreting Wagner’s historic collections and is made possible by support from a Heritage Philadelphia Program planning grant from the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage.

 

Illustrated presentation 6:00-7:00 PM, Member Reception 7:00-8:00 PM

Members free at reception; guests $10

 

Our monthly PICZ members meeting is in full flow.

2/6 for #mxgxpxchallenge - I've fallen deeply for this combo!!! #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #purehipstamatic #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments #Hipstamatic #BettieXL #CTypePlate

 

75 Likes on Instagram

 

12 Comments on Instagram:

 

9lizzy: Love

 

benitam22: This is beautiful

 

selinag80: Gorgeous

 

bittenk: Thank you, sweet Diana @speeddee

 

bittenk: Thank you so much @visokape @whitemetal @9lizzy - I really like this combo

 

bittenk: Thank you @benitam22 @selinag80

 

ninabrava: Nice one!

 

visokape: Yes it's great !

  

"Product development has changed. So should the tools."

Join the Autodesk 360 Fusion Party at FabCafe Bangkok to learn how you can explore your design ideas fast.

Bring your laptop along and download fusion 360 from goo.gl/2bCpst

  

AUTODESK FUSION 360

DATE: WED 30 MARCH 2016

TIME: 6:00 PM- 9:30 PM

 

Agenda

6:00 PM Member registration

6:30 PM Welcome by FabCafe and introduction to Autodesk

6:35 PM Presentation by Andrew Anagnost

- "The Future of Making Things"/ Q&A

7:00 PM Introduction to Fusion 360 by Autodesk

7:20 PM Hands-on workshop with Fusion 360

8:20 PM Lucky draw: Networking, Food, and mingling ;-)

 

FREE EVENT

Sponsored by Autodesk

Photo by Lloyd Wolf

 

1200 block of Trenton Place SE. On Friday, April 13, 2012, at approximately 11:45 pm, members of the Seventh District responded to the 1200 block of Trenton Place SE, Washington DC, for the report of a shooting. Upon arrival, they located an adult male, identified as Sirrocco Delonte Johnson, 31, suffering from a gunshot wound. DC Fire and EMS transported the victim to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead. newsroom.dc.gov/show.aspx/agency/mpdc/section/2/release/2... homicidewatch.org/victims/sirrocco-delonte-johnson

Memorial for Danish Airmen #the_selina #w40wednesday #puregipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #Hipstamatic #Wonder #W40

 

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bittenk: #hipstanerds #hipsta_crazy #hipsta_junky #hipstaoftheday #mafia_moments #buildingstyles_gf #naturestyles_gf #gf_scandinavia #gf_daily #gang_family

 

9lizzy: Great shot!

 

selinag80: Love the mood here

 

bittenk: Thank you so much @9lizzy @selinag80

 

bittenk: #nailing_jello

  

A while ago in Jordan #buildingstyles_gf #gf_daily #gang_family #photomafia #pm_members #photomafia_united #mafia_moments #ig_shots #instamood #ig_snapshots #insta_squared #instagrammers #jordan #ancient #architecture

 

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bethbikes: What are you doing? Random globetrotting?   

 

9lizzy: Wonderful and warm looking!

 

springylizzy: Fabulous building

 

wnt2bnny: Really great!

 

bittenk: Thank you, Tess @reindeerpaws

 

bittenk: I wish!!! I was just looking through my camera roll and wanted to share some sunny days ☀@bethbikes

 

reindeerpaws: @bittenk yayy! U know its meee!

 

bittenk: Thank you, I'm so glad you like it @9lizzy @springylizzy @wnt2bnny ☀

  

6:48 PM - Members of the North ROTC program after an end-of-year award ceremony. (North High School)

Funny looking tree for #blankofreedomfriday #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments #mafia_naturelover #Hipstamatic #Tejas #BlankoFreedom13

 

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hipstacam: It's having a bad hair day!

 

wnt2bnny: Combo is great!!

 

lefoxvintage: @hipstacam a bad hair day indeed!!

 

bittenk: It really is @justingould @simirani

 

bittenk: I know, right?! Thank you @raveninrye @lucky_hipsta

 

bittenk: I really like this combo too @wnt2bnny

 

bittenk: It totally is @hipstacam @lefoxvintage

 

hipstacam: @lefoxvintage

  

Christmas in Copenhagen #hc_holidayseason_001 #hipstaconnect #christmas #hipstagraphy #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #Hipstamatic #Jane #Claunch72Monochrome

 

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fimbrethil: Beautiful pic Thanks for all your kind comments and following

 

bittenk: Thank you so much and Merry Christmas ❤ @sunshnez24 @raveninrye

 

bittenk: Thank you so much for both your likes and following too @fimbrethil

 

raveninrye: Merry christmas Anne-Marie!! ✨

 

lefoxvintage: what a lovely capture! Merry Christmas to you sweets!

 

bittenk: Merry Christmas, my dear friends @raveninrye @lefoxvintage

 

reindeerpaws: @bittenk I. LOVE. THIS!!!!!!!

 

bittenk: Thank you, Tess @reindeerpaws

  

A peaceful time #the_andy #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #hipstagraphy #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #gf_daily #gf_scandinavia #Hipstamatic #Watts #BlacKeysSuperGrain

 

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bittenk: #hipstanerds #hipsta_crazy #hipsta_junky #hipsta_junkies #hipstaoftheday #gang_family #bwsquare #ic_bw #bwstyles_gf #lights

 

9lizzy: Awesome contrast!!!

 

knoxmomi: Love it!

 

visokape:

  

Merry Christmas to all my IG-friends ❤❄#christmas #christmastree #ig_snapshots #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #mafia_moments #gf_daily #gang_family #gf_scandinavia #merrychristmas #ig_holidays #ig_christmas #fillsmyheartwithhappiness

 

67 Likes on Instagram

 

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speeddee: Merry Christmas Anne-Marie

 

bittenk: #hc_holidayseason_001 #hipstaconnect

 

bittenk: ❤ @kmcdaddy @hipstamaddiction @stevebillett @hellohipstasweetie

 

bittenk: ❤ @wnt2bnny @knoxmomi @kungwaralak @flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie

 

bittenk: ❤ @sanmefisto @selinag80 @speeddee

 

reindeerpaws: ❤❤ beautiful

 

bittenk: Thank you, it was a beautiful tree ❤ @reindeerpaws

 

vmihata: So angelic, great @bittenk Anne-Marie❗

  

Christmas on the streets #loftusthursday #hipstagraphy #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #christmas #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #Hipstamatic #Loftus #KodotXGrizzled

 

67 Likes on Instagram

 

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flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie: Love it and the headlights are cool

 

bittenk: #rosa_hipsta_xgrizzled #hipstanerds #hipsta_crazy #hipsta_junky #hipsta_junkies #hipstaconnect #hipstaoftheday #mafia_moments #christmasdecorations

 

bittenk: Thank you, sweet Robyn @flyingpenguinseekingmadaussie

 

lefoxvintage: another beauty!

 

kiwinan: Lovely

 

bittenk: You're too kind @lefoxvintage

 

bittenk: Thank you so much, sweet Joy @kiwinan

  

Bunch of PM members went to Pulau Maiga, abt 1hr speed boat ride off Sampoerna to recce for the upcoming Crossing Bridges 4.

 

Group photo shows the kids from Pulau Maiga residents with PM-er, Nazeri a.k.a. Nabghani (far right), and Peter Kan (middle).

#loftusthursday #hipstastyles_gf #ic_hipsta #purehipstamatic #hipstamaticonly #photomafia #photomafia_united #pm_members #hipstaconnect #hipstagrapher #Hipstamatic #Loftus #BlacKeysBW

 

97 Likes on Instagram

 

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bittenk: Thank you so much for the great compliment ✨ @hipsta_shooter

 

bittenk: Thank you, Selina @selinag80

 

bethdurant: Great shot!

 

bittenk: Thank you a million times @bethdurant

 

simirani: Awesome bw

 

bittenk: Thank you so much @simirani

 

finbarrmurray: Love this .

 

bittenk: Thank you again @finbarrmurray

  

Tiger the cat #insta_animals #ebstyles_gf #instagrammers #photomafia #pm_members #photomafia_united #mafia_moments #cats #fillsmyheartwithhappiness #ig_snapshots #gf_daily #gf_scandinavia #gang_family #webstagram #iphonography

 

68 Likes on Instagram

 

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benitam22: Great kitty pose

 

oldstraycat: Lovely!!! Tiger is beautiful!

 

deanck_: What a pose!

 

selinag80: Cute

 

bittenk: @lucky_hipsta @hipstacam

 

bittenk: He's so cute @runhappier @gendrywilson

 

bittenk: @benitam22 @deanck_

 

bittenk: He's just perfect @oldstraycat @selinag80

  

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