Death of Mr. George Wurth
Very general regret was expressed on Saturday afternoon when the news was spread of the death of Mr George Wurth, of…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1900
636 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 32
Obituary. London
Joseph Cowen is dead…
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We regret to hear of the death of James Arthur Richards, infant son of Mr. William Richards, of Millthorpe. The child, who was only four months old, died on Saturday…
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The friends of Senior Constable Coyne will regret to hear of the sad death of his wife which took place on Tuesday night. Mrs. Coyne had been in delicate health for some…
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Henry Traill, the well-known journalist, is dead…
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Captain Summerbell, well known in shipping circles, died suddenly at his residence in North Sydney this morning. The deceased was only last night entertained and…
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Trooper Paterson, of tho Now Zealand Contingent,: has died of enteric fever at Bondobosob. Lieutenant Neave, also of the Now Zealand…
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Many old Bathurst residents will regret to hear of the death of Mrs. John Chilvers the wife of Mr. John Chilvers, who has so long been connected with the local Oddfellows…
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The remains of Mrs. J. Coyne, who died at Bathurst on Tuesday, were in tarred in the Catholic portion of the Dub[?] cemetery on Thursday afternoon…
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Captain Sumerbell, of the North Shore Ferry Company died this morning enddenly. He was just about to retire, and last night the employees of the company…
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Private Atkinson, of the New South Wales Contingent, was killed by a shell at Arundel whilst holding a horse. Quartermaster-Sergeant Bishop, a West…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Editorial Bric-a-Brac. Death of Mrs. Logue
ANOTHER old resident of the district passed away last Monday night, in the person of Mrs. fidget Logue, of Boomey, The deceased lady was 67 years of age, and had been a resident of…
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[?] Charles Piazzi Smy[?], the celebrated astronomer. [Dr. Smyth was born at Naples on January…
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General regret is expressed here at the death of Lieutenant Grieve…
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The death is announced of Mr. Charles Gibson Millar, the senior partner of C, and E. Millar, contractors, of West Australia. Mr. Millar died at Madeira…
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On Monday evening Mrs. Wm. Heffernan passed away at the rectory here. Great sympathy is felt for the Rev. T. J. Heffernan. Mrs. Heffernan lived for about the last seven years at…
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By the death of Mrs. McElvogue in the hospital on Monday, another of the old Lithgow identities has passed away. The cause of death was cancer, of many years' standing. Mrs…
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By last night's passenger train the remains of Commandant M. J. Keating, who died shortly after noon yesterday, were conveyed to Sydney for interment. Commandant…
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Lieutenant Brassey, of the 9th (The Queens Own) Lancers, son of Mr. Albert, Brassey, and nephew of Lord Brssaey, late Governor of Victoria, was killed during the…
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Mrs. Sheppeard, a very old resident of the district and mother of Mrs. T. Sutton, died somewhat suddenly last Friday. The deceased lady had been in her usual health until last Thursday…
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