Death of Mr. J. H. Young
Mr. James Henry Young died suddenly at his resilience, Chatswood, on Saturday morning. Deceased was an ex-Speaker, of the Legislative Assembly, and both in…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1908
161 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 9
Obituary. Death of Mr. Kingston, M.H.R.
The death occurred at Adelaide on Monday of the Hon. C. C. Kingston. M.H.R., in his 58th year. Deceased was one of the most prominent…
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A State funeral was accorded the remains of the late Mr. Kingston this morning at Adelaide. Rain poured all the time. The cortege was over…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The funeral of the late Mr. Kingston yesterday was largely attended at Adelaide. The cortege was over a mile long…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Horse that Earned £500,000. Death of the Famous St. Simon. Record Moneymaker
Sixteen hundred guineas are uncommonly well laid out when in the course of 24 years the investment returns the better part of half a million. This was the happy…
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With the exception of Titus, who was completely done up at Grantham, "having got," as he said, "a complete bellyful of it," they were still…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Death of Rev Mother Gonzaga
We chronicle with regret the death of the Reverend Mother Gonzaga, who passed away at the Grafton Convent, at two o'clock on Tuesday…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—A telegram received from Brisbane to-day states that Mr. H. H. Baskerville, the secretary of the "All Black's" team of…
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On Thursday death claimed an old resident of Grafton in the person of Mr. Thomas Shoveller, who passed away at the age of 81. He was supposed to be the oldest…
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Mr. A. H. Baskerville, Secretary and Organiser of the New Zealand All Black team, died in a private, hospital in Brisbane on Wednesday night, from…
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We record with regret the death of an old and respected resident of Grafton, in the person of Mr. Tnos. E. Shoveller, the same taking place…
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SYDNEY Monday.—Colonel Waddell, Commander of the N.S. Wales Field Forces, died suddenly yesterday. Since the death of his wife, five weeks…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. J. Hayers, M.L.C., died suddenly at his residence, Stanmore, yesterday. The deceased was in the garden taling…
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Lisbon at the time of his death, Mr Alfred Dampier, the well-known actor, died on Sunday, at his residence in Paiddington, Sydney…
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An inquest was opened to-day into the circumstances surrounding the death of Alex. Brown, whose body was recently exhumed from Waverley…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mr. Alexander McKinley, proprietor of Melbourne "Punch," expired suddenly yesterday from heart failure, while working in his office…
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A very old resident of this district passed away yesterday, at her residence, in the person of Mrs. Jane Cowling, wife of Mr. Charles…
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The Hon. J. M. Thompson, for many years a distinguished member of the Queensland Legislative Council, died at Neutral Bay, Sydney, to-day, at…
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[?]SMORE, Monday.—A and death occurred today, arising out of an unfortunate mistake, the ylctim being Mr. David Steward Newell. 27, son of Mr. James Newell, formerly of Grafton…
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Rev. George MacInnes, minister of St. David's Presbyterian Church, Ash field, died at his residence early on Sunday morning…
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