Death of Mr. William Mcgovern
Word was received in Goulburn on Sunday of the death that day at Derby,. WA., of Mr. William McGovern, second son of the late Mr. James McGovern, of Goulburn. On Thursday a…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1907
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Local and General. Death of Mr. Joseph Cox
It is our sad duty to record the death of Mr. John Cox, of North Yass, which sad event took place on Sunday morning last. The deceased has been…
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The death is announced of the Very Reverend Robert Herbert Story, Principal of Glasgow University, in his 71st year. Sir James Francis Garrick, formerly…
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Mr. Joseph L. Henderson died in the Condobolin Hospital on the 11th instant from typhoid fever. For many years Mr. Henderson was Stock Inspector for the Goulburn district, and he was widely known…
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MR. JOSEPH L. HENDERSON, aged fifty-two, formerly inspector of stock in the Goulburn district, died in the Condobolin Hospital on Friday last, the cause of death being typhoid…
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The death is announced of Alfred Shaw the Nottingham professional cricketer…
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The lioness was shot by Mr. T. Maloney at Pickett's selection, about a mile out of town. The lioness was seen by a party under Mr. Eroni. She had seized a cow, and was holding it down. The…
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The lioness was shot by Mr T Maloney at Picket’s selection, about a mile out of town. The lioness was seen by a party under Mr Eron[?]. She had seiged a cow…
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MALTA, -- Mr. Stanley Spencer the famous areronaut, died from typhoid fever here to-day. Mr. Spencer was seized with illness on…
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THE death occurred suddenly from convulsions on Saturday about six p.m. of Mrs. O'Brien, wife of Mr. J. O'Brien of Bourke-street The deceased lady, who was only…
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Mrs. Eliza Nott, for over twenty years a resident of this city, died on Sunday morning in her 83rd year. The cause of death was senile decay. The deceased came from Herefordshire with her husband…
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One of the cyclists nominated for the cycling sports on Monday was N. Yabsley, a young man resident in Moss Vale. He was taking great interest in the meeting,…
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One or two inaccuracles occurred in our report of the death of the young follow Yabsley at Moss Vale. His name was Leslie George, not N. as stated, and he had no aunt residing in…
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Evidence given by the police at the inquest on "Whitelay clearly points to blackmail. George Rayner states that he has grave reasons to doubt…
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MRS. MARY MCLAURIN, wife of Mr. L. Mc Laurin of Greenwich Park, died on Wednesday night, aged 68. She had been ailing for about four years with heart disease, which…
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SIR JOHN SEE died at his residence at Randwick at a quarter to four o'clock yesterday afternoon, aged 61 years. He had been in indifferent health for some time, and recently…
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The sad news reached Yass yesterday morning that Mrs. Joseph Buckmaster wife of Mr. Joseph Buckmaster, Jan., had died in Sydney…
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Sir John See, M.L.C., died this afternoon. His death has caused wide spread sorrow. The late Sir John See was at one time Premier of New South…
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Sir JOHN SEE died at quarter to 4 this afternoon. The most sincere sorrow and sympathy was expressed when the…
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