Death of Mr. M. L. McLean
General regret was expressed to-day when news came to hand that Mr. M. L. McLean, of Wollondale, Towrang, had died suddenly in Sydney on Sunday night. The deceased…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1903
308 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 16
The Death—roll of 1902
Some well-known names will be missing from the literary roll call of 1903. The must famous, doubtless, of the novelists is Emile Zola, but…
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Mr. MORDAUNT L. McLEAN, grazier, of Wollondale, Towrang, died at Darlinghurst Sydney, on Sunday night from Bright's disease, aged 45. He had been ailing or over twelve…
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DR. RICHARD RYTHER STEER BOWKER, M.L.C. died on Friday evening at his residence, “Av[?],” Darling Point, at the advanced age of 88…
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A very old resident of this district, in the person of Mrs. Billingham, died at her residence on Sunday morning last, at the age of 75 years. Deceased,…
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Before commencing play on Monday morning the Tramway Club, accompanied by the Young Club and a large number of friends, matched in body to the cemetery for the purpose of paying a…
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IT is with regret that we record the death Patrick J. Laotian, son of Mr. P. Lannan, of Grabbon Gullen the sad event taking place on Friday last…
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CAMERON ROY PORTEOUS (17), clerk in the local branch of the. A.M.P. Society, died at his mother's residence, Clifford-street, at 4.15 yesterday morning from scarlet fever. He…
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MR. FREDERICK WILLIAM JOHNSON, fruiterer of Auburn-street, died at six p.m. on Saturday from the bursting of a blood-vessel on the brain. He was sixty-three years of…
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In the Yass Hospital early on Saturday morning there passed away one amongst the pioneers of the district in the person of Mr. Edward Carroll, of Chidowla, on…
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ME. ALEXANDRE MCKENZIE, a well, known drover, and only son of the late Mr. Wm. McKenzie, of Phil's, River, Fullerton, died at his residence,…
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Our readers will hear with much regret of the death of Mr. P. W. Johnson, fruiterer, Auburn-street. About a fortnight ago, after a very severe attack of dysentery, Mr. Johnson…
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A young woman named Miss Kelliher, died suddenly here yesterday morning. She was a passenger by the express train, and was travelling from Melbourne to Sydney for medical treatment,…
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Launceston, Sunday.—"Professor" Davis, who has been practising as a palmist for about a month at Rosa, gave a lecture at the Town Hall last night on "Snake"…
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MANY of the present residents of Young will recollect Colonel Bloomfield who some years ago filled the position of Clerk of Petty Sessions at Young, and who, whilst in our…
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ABOUT half-past six yesterday morning, Mrs. Percy Ferrier (aged 25) eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. McShane, died at her parents' residence, Auburn-street. Deceased…
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LAUNCESTON, Sunday.--" Professor" Davis, who has been practising as a palmist for a month at Rims, gave a lecture at the Town Hall last night on…
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It is with very sincere regret we have to chronical the death of Mrs. Weekes, wife of Mr. Charles Weekes, son., an old and much respected resident, which and event…
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Yesterday morning news was Brought to town of the death of Mr. William Davis, of Sutton, at the age of 78 years. The deceased was a very old resident of…
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