Death of Mrs. R. Cox
It is with regret that we announce the death on Tuesday evening of an old resident of the Clarence in the person of Mrs. R. Cox, of Ulmarra. Mrs. Cox, who had…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1910
271 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 12 of 14
Obituary
Again we have to record the death of another very old resident of Bellingen, this time in the person of Mr. Jos. Kemp, which took place on…
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Another of the early settlers of the Lower Clarence passed away on Wednesday, in the person of Mr. Hugh McDermid, of Palmer's Channel…
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We regret to report the death on Wednesday last of Mr. Hugh McDermid, one of the old pioneers of the Lower Clarence, being the first, in…
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The death took place at his residence, "Hazelmere," Elliott-street, Balmain, on Thursday afternoon, of Mr. G. C. Elliott, chairman of the…
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Prince Francis of Teck (Queen Mary's brother), died at 11 o'clock this (Saturday) morning, from, pleurisy. King George and Queen Mary were at…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Prince Francis of Teck, a brother of Queen Mary, who was recently operated on after a relapse following are attack of pleurisy, passed a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of Mr. William Small Expires Suddenly This Morning
Mr. Wm Small, jr., the welll-known auctioneer, of Grafton, died at his residence. Clarenza, this morning about 11 o'clock…
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Much regret was manifested in town yesterday morning at the announcement of the death of Mr. William Small, J.P., of Clarenza. Deceased, who was 49 years of…
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The remains of the late William Small, Jun., were laid to rest in the Anglican portion of the Grafton Cemetery on Saturday afternoon, Canon…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Obituary. MRS. J. Wood. Sydney, Sunday Night
Mrs. Joseph Wood, relict of the late Joseph Wood, died at Newcastle yesterday, at the age of 69 years. Deceased was the third film daughter of…
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The death is announced at Berne (Switzerland) of M. Henri Dunant, the founder of the International Red Cross Society…
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The death took place in the Lower Clarence Hospital on Friday afternoon last of Harvey Haywood, the 16-year-old son of Mr. Geo. Haywood,…
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Mr. W. Small, jr., the well-known auctioneer, of Grafton, died at his residence on Friday morning last. Mr. Small bad been unwell for a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cables Obituary. Melton Pryor. London
Melton Pryor, the famous war correspondent and artist, who saw 24 campaigns and revolutions in various parts of the world, on behalf of…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Sir Harry Rawson, at one time Governor or New South. Wales, passed away at 1.40 a.m. this morning, aged 67…
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The funeral of the late Sir Harry Rawson has been fixed for next Tuesday afternoon…
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The residents of this State will learn with feelings of keen regret the news that Sir Harry Rawson, K.C.B., whom Lord Chelmsford, the present…
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Mr. Kenilworth Parkes the fourth son of the late Sir Henley Parkes, died in Wellington (N.S.W.) on November 4…
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Tuesday's "S.M. Herald" states:--"The death is reported by cable of Mr. A. W. Macdougall, eldest son of the proprietor of the 'Balmain…
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