telfer , also: telpher

A few weeks later Telfer started selling at home shows, and almost sold out.

Edward Telfer also managed the station in the early 1900s.

In the Telfer days, those kind of conversations would involve much midnight oil.

Its name was originally Telfer Park until the 1987 season.

This was extended by the Telfer Wall in the early 17th century.

Telfer said, "Barney was not the type to fake a picture.

The first principal of the college was John Telfer.

There are two remaining sections of the Telfer Wall.

His team mate Paul Telfer was also in the car but suffered only minor injuries.

It is unclear what happened to Telfer.

They first gained success when Telfer personally sold the toys in the Christmas season of that year.

With that, Telfer continued Hemp's legacy within his own breeding stock.

The site is called, in reference to Telfer:

A midfielder, Telfer played for home town club Queen of the South.

"They would have built a telfer," said Rohde.

'Thank you so much for choosing our clinic Mr Telfer,' she said.

At Queen of the South Telfer played 54 league games in which he scored seven goals.

When invented by Jennifer Telfer in 2003, they were the first folding stuffed toys.

Leith was established on the Telfer Creek where it empties into the sound.

In January 1968, Getty contacted Telfer for more information on her findings.

Turcaud claims he found the Telfer deposit two years before Newcrest did.

Telfer's demographic characteristics were typical of a northern Western Australian mining town.

In 1996, the town suffered the decision to move the Telfer mine from residential to a fly-in fly-out work force.

But he remained married to Telfer.