Obituary
By the death of Mr, George Murray, of Golspie, the district loses one of its oldest and most respected residents. Mr Murray was the father of Golspie, so to…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1907
436 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 22
General Cables. London, December 31. Death of Mr. Black
MR. A. W. BLACK, M.P. for Banffshire, who had both his legs broken in the railway collision in Scotland last week, died on Sunday from his injuries…
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MRS. T. KELLY, a well-known resident of Tarlo, died suddenly at her residence yesterday afternoon. For a long time she had been ill, and had received medical attention, but…
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One more of the old sturdy stock of pioneers has gone, Mrs John Sheehan (or " Granny " Sheehan, as she was familiarly termed), of Jugiong. having answered the Great Cull oh…
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The residents of Murrumburrah and Harlen received quite a shock on Wednesday afternoon last when it became known that Miss M. A. Bourkr, had been suddenly struck down by…
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On Friday morning a telegram was received by Mr. R J. Lawler conveying the sad intelligence that Miss Mary Anne Bourke, a respected resident of…
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The death was announced yesterday (says London "Daily Mail" of 7th March) of General Sir William Gatacre. The event occurred at Gambela, a small town on the…
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THE body of Mr. Richard Brettell, a Chertsey solicitor, was taken to its last res[?]ing-place in a four-wheeled farm-waggon, painted red and blue, and drawn…
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Mr. A. J. Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, died, leaving £20,000,000…
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DIED at his residence, Argyle-street, Goulburn, at ten a.m. on Sunday, after an illness, lasting with intervals of convalescence, for about nine months, the cause of death being…
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Major Henry Blackshaw, until lately a familiar figure in the streets of Goulburn, and well known as a military officer, died at his residence at Ifield on Sunday morning in his 71st…
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ON Saturday morning the coffin containing the mortal remains of the late Miss M. A. Bourke were taken to St. Mary's R. C. Church, where special…
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Mrs. Costley, mother of the late Hurry Costley, received word on Saturday morning last from New Zealand that her son had been found drowned on the previous…
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THE funeral of the late Major Henry Blackshaw left his late residence on Tuesday afternoon noon for the Old Church of England Cemetery. Owing to the military regulations a military…
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The remains of the late Major Blackshaw were interred in the old Church of England cemetery on Tuesday. An endeavour had been made to arrange a military funeral; but the…
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The Teheran correspondent of the Daily Mail reports that the Shah of Persia is dead…
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The Terehan correspondent of the Daily Mail reports that the Shah of Persia is dead…
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IT is indeed with profound and sorrowful regret we have to chronicle the death of one of the oldest and most highly respected townsmen, in the…
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THE residents of M[?]rrumburrah and Harden received quite a shock on Wednesday afternoon last (says the M[?]rrumburrah Sig[?]l of january 4)…
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ON Sunday last a little child named Mabel Sleep, aged 5 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sleep of…
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