Son of James Cashin and Ann Teare /Tears.
Law Notice in The Argus of Jun. 9, 1893: NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE according to the tenor of the WILL, or Letters of Administration with the will annexed, of the estate of ANN CASHIN, late of Tarwin Lower, South Gipps- land, in the colony aforesaid, widow, deceased, be granted to John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower aforesaid, gentleman, one of the sons of the said deceased, no executor having been named in or appointed by the said will. Dated this eighth day of June, 1893.
Auction Notice in The Argus of Oct. 26, 1895: LEONGATHA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. VALUABLE FARM at TARWIN LOWER. In the Estate of the Late Ann Cashin, Without Reserve. WM. HAMILTON and Co. have received instructions from Mr. J. T. Cashin, as administrator in the estate of the late Ann Cashin, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in conjunction with Messrs. McCartin and Co., at Barr's Hotel, Leongatha, on Thursday, November 7, at half past twelve o'clock, All that piece of land, being Allotment 20, parish of Tarwin, County of Bula Bula, containing 201 Acres 0 Roods 21 Perches more or less. This is a magnificent property, a large proportion of it being river flats, and fronting the Tarwin River. It is fenced and divided into paddocks, cleared and sown with rye grass and clover. There is a comfortable dwelling, good outbuildings, &c, on the property, and the Tarwin Butter Factory and state school immediately adjoin it. The Tarwin River flats are celebrated throughout Victoria for their richness and grazing capabilities, and a better opportunity has never been offered to secure a really first-class property, as it is for absolute and unreserved sale, by order of the administrator of the estate. Title-Crown lease, upon which 13s. 6d. has been paid to Government. Terms-cash.
Funeral Notices in The Argus of Aug. 12, 1918: CASHIN.— On the 11th August, at a private hospital, Melbourne, John Thomas, the beloved husband of Daisy Cashin, loving father of Jackie, Ray, Reggie and Norman, beloved brother of James, William and Robert, aged 56 years. CASHIN.-The Friends of the late Mr. JOHN THOMAS CASHIN are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Tarwin Lower Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to move from the Tarwin railway station Tomorrow (Tuesday, 13th inst.), on the arrival of the morning train from Melbourne.
In Memoriam in The Argus of Aug. 13, 1918: THE LATE J. T. CASHIN. The friends of Mr. John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower, will be pained to hear of his death, which took place at Dr. Stirling's private hospital, Melbourne, on Sunday morning last. He left his home five weeks ago for a holiday. On the 6th July he saw his wife and family off by the train for Sale, and in the after noon he went out to Flemington to see the Grand National Hurdle Race. He became ill on the course, and getting worse when he returned to his hotel, Dr. Stirling was summoned, who advised his removal to the private hospital. The following week an operation was performed, after which the patient progressed favorably until Thurs- day night last, when he took a turn for the worse, and became unconscious, from which he never rallied, and passed peacefully away on Sunday morning. Besides Dr. Stirling, the deceased had in attendance Dr. Cole and Dr. Embling, and also, two trained nurses, but their services were unavailing, The immediate cause of death was pleurisy and pneumonia. Mr. J. T. Cashin was a very old and highly respected resident of Tarwin Lower, where he was very popular. Deceased was a member of the Woorayl Shire Council from August 1898 until the annual elections in 1904, and was a most active representative for the South riding. He also occupied the President's chair. He was a keen sport, and took an interest in all public matters at Tarwin Lower. The remains of deceased will be brought by train this morning from Melbourne for burial in the Tarwin Lower cemetery.
In Memorium in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1920: CASHIN.—In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father, John Cashin, who died at Melbourne on August 10, 1918. Memories live on, faces never fade, Days have been dark without his loving aid; Although two years have slowly passed away, We speak of him and think of him, and miss him every day. (Inserted by his wife and little boys, Tarwin Lower.)
Remembrance in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1923: CASHIN—TAYLOR.—In loving memory of my dear husband and father, John Cashin, who died on August 10, 1918; also my loved son, Harry, killed at Bullecourt, May 3rd, 1917, late of Tarwin. Loving memories. —(D. E. Cashin and sons, Glenhuntly.)
Law Notice in The Argus of Jun. 9, 1893: NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE according to the tenor of the WILL, or Letters of Administration with the will annexed, of the estate of ANN CASHIN, late of Tarwin Lower, South Gipps- land, in the colony aforesaid, widow, deceased, be granted to John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower aforesaid, gentleman, one of the sons of the said deceased, no executor having been named in or appointed by the said will. Dated this eighth day of June, 1893.
Auction Notice in The Argus of Oct. 26, 1895: LEONGATHA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. VALUABLE FARM at TARWIN LOWER. In the Estate of the Late Ann Cashin, Without Reserve. WM. HAMILTON and Co. have received instructions from Mr. J. T. Cashin, as administrator in the estate of the late Ann Cashin, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in conjunction with Messrs. McCartin and Co., at Barr's Hotel, Leongatha, on Thursday, November 7, at half past twelve o'clock, All that piece of land, being Allotment 20, parish of Tarwin, County of Bula Bula, containing 201 Acres 0 Roods 21 Perches more or less. This is a magnificent property, a large proportion of it being river flats, and fronting the Tarwin River. It is fenced and divided into paddocks, cleared and sown with rye grass and clover. There is a comfortable dwelling, good outbuildings, &c, on the property, and the Tarwin Butter Factory and state school immediately adjoin it. The Tarwin River flats are celebrated throughout Victoria for their richness and grazing capabilities, and a better opportunity has never been offered to secure a really first-class property, as it is for absolute and unreserved sale, by order of the administrator of the estate. Title-Crown lease, upon which 13s. 6d. has been paid to Government. Terms-cash.
Funeral Notices in The Argus of Aug. 12, 1918: CASHIN.— On the 11th August, at a private hospital, Melbourne, John Thomas, the beloved husband of Daisy Cashin, loving father of Jackie, Ray, Reggie and Norman, beloved brother of James, William and Robert, aged 56 years. CASHIN.-The Friends of the late Mr. JOHN THOMAS CASHIN are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Tarwin Lower Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to move from the Tarwin railway station Tomorrow (Tuesday, 13th inst.), on the arrival of the morning train from Melbourne.
In Memoriam in The Argus of Aug. 13, 1918: THE LATE J. T. CASHIN. The friends of Mr. John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower, will be pained to hear of his death, which took place at Dr. Stirling's private hospital, Melbourne, on Sunday morning last. He left his home five weeks ago for a holiday. On the 6th July he saw his wife and family off by the train for Sale, and in the after noon he went out to Flemington to see the Grand National Hurdle Race. He became ill on the course, and getting worse when he returned to his hotel, Dr. Stirling was summoned, who advised his removal to the private hospital. The following week an operation was performed, after which the patient progressed favorably until Thurs- day night last, when he took a turn for the worse, and became unconscious, from which he never rallied, and passed peacefully away on Sunday morning. Besides Dr. Stirling, the deceased had in attendance Dr. Cole and Dr. Embling, and also, two trained nurses, but their services were unavailing, The immediate cause of death was pleurisy and pneumonia. Mr. J. T. Cashin was a very old and highly respected resident of Tarwin Lower, where he was very popular. Deceased was a member of the Woorayl Shire Council from August 1898 until the annual elections in 1904, and was a most active representative for the South riding. He also occupied the President's chair. He was a keen sport, and took an interest in all public matters at Tarwin Lower. The remains of deceased will be brought by train this morning from Melbourne for burial in the Tarwin Lower cemetery.
In Memorium in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1920: CASHIN.—In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father, John Cashin, who died at Melbourne on August 10, 1918. Memories live on, faces never fade, Days have been dark without his loving aid; Although two years have slowly passed away, We speak of him and think of him, and miss him every day. (Inserted by his wife and little boys, Tarwin Lower.)
Remembrance in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1923: CASHIN—TAYLOR.—In loving memory of my dear husband and father, John Cashin, who died on August 10, 1918; also my loved son, Harry, killed at Bullecourt, May 3rd, 1917, late of Tarwin. Loving memories. —(D. E. Cashin and sons, Glenhuntly.)
Son of James Cashin and Ann Teare /Tears.
Law Notice in The Argus of Jun. 9, 1893: NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE according to the tenor of the WILL, or Letters of Administration with the will annexed, of the estate of ANN CASHIN, late of Tarwin Lower, South Gipps- land, in the colony aforesaid, widow, deceased, be granted to John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower aforesaid, gentleman, one of the sons of the said deceased, no executor having been named in or appointed by the said will. Dated this eighth day of June, 1893.
Auction Notice in The Argus of Oct. 26, 1895: LEONGATHA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. VALUABLE FARM at TARWIN LOWER. In the Estate of the Late Ann Cashin, Without Reserve. WM. HAMILTON and Co. have received instructions from Mr. J. T. Cashin, as administrator in the estate of the late Ann Cashin, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in conjunction with Messrs. McCartin and Co., at Barr's Hotel, Leongatha, on Thursday, November 7, at half past twelve o'clock, All that piece of land, being Allotment 20, parish of Tarwin, County of Bula Bula, containing 201 Acres 0 Roods 21 Perches more or less. This is a magnificent property, a large proportion of it being river flats, and fronting the Tarwin River. It is fenced and divided into paddocks, cleared and sown with rye grass and clover. There is a comfortable dwelling, good outbuildings, &c, on the property, and the Tarwin Butter Factory and state school immediately adjoin it. The Tarwin River flats are celebrated throughout Victoria for their richness and grazing capabilities, and a better opportunity has never been offered to secure a really first-class property, as it is for absolute and unreserved sale, by order of the administrator of the estate. Title-Crown lease, upon which 13s. 6d. has been paid to Government. Terms-cash.
Funeral Notices in The Argus of Aug. 12, 1918: CASHIN.— On the 11th August, at a private hospital, Melbourne, John Thomas, the beloved husband of Daisy Cashin, loving father of Jackie, Ray, Reggie and Norman, beloved brother of James, William and Robert, aged 56 years. CASHIN.-The Friends of the late Mr. JOHN THOMAS CASHIN are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Tarwin Lower Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to move from the Tarwin railway station Tomorrow (Tuesday, 13th inst.), on the arrival of the morning train from Melbourne.
In Memoriam in The Argus of Aug. 13, 1918: THE LATE J. T. CASHIN. The friends of Mr. John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower, will be pained to hear of his death, which took place at Dr. Stirling's private hospital, Melbourne, on Sunday morning last. He left his home five weeks ago for a holiday. On the 6th July he saw his wife and family off by the train for Sale, and in the after noon he went out to Flemington to see the Grand National Hurdle Race. He became ill on the course, and getting worse when he returned to his hotel, Dr. Stirling was summoned, who advised his removal to the private hospital. The following week an operation was performed, after which the patient progressed favorably until Thurs- day night last, when he took a turn for the worse, and became unconscious, from which he never rallied, and passed peacefully away on Sunday morning. Besides Dr. Stirling, the deceased had in attendance Dr. Cole and Dr. Embling, and also, two trained nurses, but their services were unavailing, The immediate cause of death was pleurisy and pneumonia. Mr. J. T. Cashin was a very old and highly respected resident of Tarwin Lower, where he was very popular. Deceased was a member of the Woorayl Shire Council from August 1898 until the annual elections in 1904, and was a most active representative for the South riding. He also occupied the President's chair. He was a keen sport, and took an interest in all public matters at Tarwin Lower. The remains of deceased will be brought by train this morning from Melbourne for burial in the Tarwin Lower cemetery.
In Memorium in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1920: CASHIN.—In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father, John Cashin, who died at Melbourne on August 10, 1918. Memories live on, faces never fade, Days have been dark without his loving aid; Although two years have slowly passed away, We speak of him and think of him, and miss him every day. (Inserted by his wife and little boys, Tarwin Lower.)
Remembrance in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1923: CASHIN—TAYLOR.—In loving memory of my dear husband and father, John Cashin, who died on August 10, 1918; also my loved son, Harry, killed at Bullecourt, May 3rd, 1917, late of Tarwin. Loving memories. —(D. E. Cashin and sons, Glenhuntly.)
Law Notice in The Argus of Jun. 9, 1893: NOTICE is hereby given, that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE according to the tenor of the WILL, or Letters of Administration with the will annexed, of the estate of ANN CASHIN, late of Tarwin Lower, South Gipps- land, in the colony aforesaid, widow, deceased, be granted to John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower aforesaid, gentleman, one of the sons of the said deceased, no executor having been named in or appointed by the said will. Dated this eighth day of June, 1893.
Auction Notice in The Argus of Oct. 26, 1895: LEONGATHA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. VALUABLE FARM at TARWIN LOWER. In the Estate of the Late Ann Cashin, Without Reserve. WM. HAMILTON and Co. have received instructions from Mr. J. T. Cashin, as administrator in the estate of the late Ann Cashin, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in conjunction with Messrs. McCartin and Co., at Barr's Hotel, Leongatha, on Thursday, November 7, at half past twelve o'clock, All that piece of land, being Allotment 20, parish of Tarwin, County of Bula Bula, containing 201 Acres 0 Roods 21 Perches more or less. This is a magnificent property, a large proportion of it being river flats, and fronting the Tarwin River. It is fenced and divided into paddocks, cleared and sown with rye grass and clover. There is a comfortable dwelling, good outbuildings, &c, on the property, and the Tarwin Butter Factory and state school immediately adjoin it. The Tarwin River flats are celebrated throughout Victoria for their richness and grazing capabilities, and a better opportunity has never been offered to secure a really first-class property, as it is for absolute and unreserved sale, by order of the administrator of the estate. Title-Crown lease, upon which 13s. 6d. has been paid to Government. Terms-cash.
Funeral Notices in The Argus of Aug. 12, 1918: CASHIN.— On the 11th August, at a private hospital, Melbourne, John Thomas, the beloved husband of Daisy Cashin, loving father of Jackie, Ray, Reggie and Norman, beloved brother of James, William and Robert, aged 56 years. CASHIN.-The Friends of the late Mr. JOHN THOMAS CASHIN are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Tarwin Lower Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to move from the Tarwin railway station Tomorrow (Tuesday, 13th inst.), on the arrival of the morning train from Melbourne.
In Memoriam in The Argus of Aug. 13, 1918: THE LATE J. T. CASHIN. The friends of Mr. John Thomas Cashin, of Tarwin Lower, will be pained to hear of his death, which took place at Dr. Stirling's private hospital, Melbourne, on Sunday morning last. He left his home five weeks ago for a holiday. On the 6th July he saw his wife and family off by the train for Sale, and in the after noon he went out to Flemington to see the Grand National Hurdle Race. He became ill on the course, and getting worse when he returned to his hotel, Dr. Stirling was summoned, who advised his removal to the private hospital. The following week an operation was performed, after which the patient progressed favorably until Thurs- day night last, when he took a turn for the worse, and became unconscious, from which he never rallied, and passed peacefully away on Sunday morning. Besides Dr. Stirling, the deceased had in attendance Dr. Cole and Dr. Embling, and also, two trained nurses, but their services were unavailing, The immediate cause of death was pleurisy and pneumonia. Mr. J. T. Cashin was a very old and highly respected resident of Tarwin Lower, where he was very popular. Deceased was a member of the Woorayl Shire Council from August 1898 until the annual elections in 1904, and was a most active representative for the South riding. He also occupied the President's chair. He was a keen sport, and took an interest in all public matters at Tarwin Lower. The remains of deceased will be brought by train this morning from Melbourne for burial in the Tarwin Lower cemetery.
In Memorium in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1920: CASHIN.—In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father, John Cashin, who died at Melbourne on August 10, 1918. Memories live on, faces never fade, Days have been dark without his loving aid; Although two years have slowly passed away, We speak of him and think of him, and miss him every day. (Inserted by his wife and little boys, Tarwin Lower.)
Remembrance in The Argus of Aug. 10, 1923: CASHIN—TAYLOR.—In loving memory of my dear husband and father, John Cashin, who died on August 10, 1918; also my loved son, Harry, killed at Bullecourt, May 3rd, 1917, late of Tarwin. Loving memories. —(D. E. Cashin and sons, Glenhuntly.)
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