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First known date: 1883
    • Moree, Moree - Mungindi - Boggabilla area, Far North NSW, New South Wales,: Arthur Edward Vincent , 1883-1899 .
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      • According to The Bega Gazette, 17 November 1883: 2, The Gwydir Examiner and Moree General Advertiser was originally printed and published by Arthur Edward Vincent. Trove Australia lists E. J. Midgley as the publisher. It is likely that Midgley succeeded Vincent as publisher at some point.
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[Untitled] 1883 single work column
— Appears in: The Bega Gazette and Eden District or Southern Coast Advertiser , 17 November vol. 22 no. 89 1883; (p. 2)

The writer for the Bega Gazette comments on the second issue of The Gwydir Examiner and Moree General Advertiser. Impressed with the new paper, the writer concludes, somewhat tongue-in-cheek: 'our perusal of the Examiner has filled us so full of love for Moree, that we are strongly tempted to become a Morean; but the call of duty restrains; we have upon us the stern necessity of watching the Bega Standard, and Bega's gain must be Moree's loss. Nevertheless, we cheerfully say bon voyage to the Moree Examiner.'
[Untitled] 1883 single work column
— Appears in: The Bega Gazette and Eden District or Southern Coast Advertiser , 17 November vol. 22 no. 89 1883; (p. 2)

The writer for the Bega Gazette comments on the second issue of The Gwydir Examiner and Moree General Advertiser. Impressed with the new paper, the writer concludes, somewhat tongue-in-cheek: 'our perusal of the Examiner has filled us so full of love for Moree, that we are strongly tempted to become a Morean; but the call of duty restrains; we have upon us the stern necessity of watching the Bega Standard, and Bega's gain must be Moree's loss. Nevertheless, we cheerfully say bon voyage to the Moree Examiner.'
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Frequency:
Weekly
Range:
November 1883 - vol. 20 no. 19 (2 September 1899)
Continued by:
Moree Examiner and General Advertiser

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