Accident to Mr. J. S. Busby
IT is with sincere regret that we have to chronicle a rather serious accident which betel Mr J S Busby on Wednesday. It seems that ha was in his sulky at the railway station, when his horse…
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Accidents, 1901
7 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
Fatal Accident
A shocking accident betel Claude Henry Turner, the four-year-old son of Mr. W. Turner, of the Kurrajong Slopes, on Tuesday afternoon, which resulted in the almost instantaneous death of the…
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WHEN driving to Richmond on Tuesday morning last a painful accident befel Mr. Clarrie Pitt, the result being a broken arm. It appears he and Mr. Padley were…
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BEFORE acting Judge Hamilton, in the District Court, on Wednesday week, Jas. Vaughan, of Pitt Pitt Town, brought an action against Critchett Walker as nominal…
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MASTER Reggy Grigor, son of Constable Grigor, of Riverstone, met with a severe accident on Wednesday afternoon. It seems he attempted to get on to a dray loaded with wood, when his foot…
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AN accident of a rather serious nature occurred near the railway yards at Darling Harbor a fortnight ago, Mr. A. H. Black, (Wait) who was in charge of a number…
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ON Sunday afternoon week another accident befel Mr. W. Mitchell, J.P., who had with him Mrs. J. R. Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell put his horse in the sulky to…
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