Obituary
YESTERDAY morning, Joseph Gaines, an engineer employed in connection with the electric light at Rogers' Arcade, and residing in one of Silver's cottages, Bourke-street, died…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1891
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Estate of the Late Mr. F. Tait
A THIRD statement of accounts of Charles King, administrator of the estate of the late Francis Tait, has been filed in the office of the deputy registrar, Supreme Court, and unless objected…
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Mr. Edward Hammond Hargraves died at his residence, Forest Lodge, on Thursday, at the ripe age of 75 years. Mr. Hargraves was the discoverer of gold in New South Wales. He was…
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SISTER MARY COLOMBA, one of the good sisters in the Bourke-street Convent, died early yesterday morning after a long and painful illness. She was a sufferer from consumption…
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MR. DAVID CLARKE of the Run of Water, whose serious attack of influenza was mentioned in our last issue, died on Friday last. He was about sixty-seven years of age and…
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THOSE of our readers who were acquainted with the Rev. Dr. Kelynack will learn with sincere regret that that eloquent divine breathed his last on Sunday evening. Dr. Kelynack had…
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It is with profound regret that we have to record the death of a member of our staff—Mr. George Gray. Mr. Grey became a victim to the prevailing epidemic some three weeks ago,…
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ANOTHER addition has to be made to the number of old residents who have passed away within the past few weeks, Mr. John Morgan breathing his last this morning. He had been…
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ON Sunday last the Rev. J. A. Newth, M.A., preaching at St. John's, Tarago, made the following reference to the above deceased lady:—"I cannot, I need hardly say, leave…
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MR. JOHN MORGAN, who had been a resident of Goulburn for a great number of years, died at his residence Grafton-street yesterday morning. Deceased had been in bad health…
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THE funeral of the late Mr. G. Gray took place on Tuesday afternoon. About 70 members of the Oddfellows' lodges and the deceased's fellow-employes walked in front of the hearse…
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A SON of Mr. David Denney of Middle Arm, and brother to Mr. D. G. Denney of North Goulburn, died on Wednesday from inflammation of the lungs attendant on influenza…
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Mrs. Goble, wife of Mr. R. Goble, chief warder at the Goulburn gaol and acting deputy governor, died from influenza last evening after an illness of about seven days. The news of…
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Another painful case has to be reported. Mrs. Charles Donney, whose husband was buried yesterday, died at 6 this morning after an illness of about a fortnight from lung disease following…
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MR JOHN FARQUHAR, of Clifford-street, a well-known and respected resident of the city, died yesterday from influenza, following on other complaints. He had not been in good…
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SATURDAY afternoon there was in Goulburn a eight seldom witnessed, namely a double funeral, that of Mr. Matthew Mather of Glen. cairn, aged forty-four, and his mother Mrs…
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THE death is announced this morning of Mr. Alexander Campbell of Woollahra, aged eighty, who for many years took an active part in public affairs. Mr. Campbell was…
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Mrs. Kelly, relict of the late Mr. Garratt Kelly, died at her residence, Clifford-street, at 11 o'clock on Sunday night. The deceased was attacked with influenza six weeks ago, and for…
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IN Friday's issue it was reported that the, infant eon of the Into Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denny of Norwood was dangerously ill of influenza, the complaint which caused the…
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IT is with feelings of regret we have to record in this issue the death of Mr. Henry Barber, the well-known and much esteemed squatter of Cooradigbee, which event took place at his…
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