Accident
MR. WILLIAM Gillespie, baker, of Pitt Town, met with rather a nasty accident on Saturday last. He was coming home from delivering bread on Saturday…
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Accidents, 1902
9 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
Accident to Constable Balfour
ON Thursday afternoon last First-class Constable Balfour, of Rouse Hill, met with a rather serious accident, from the effects of which he has since been…
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WHEN returning home from the Kurrajong races on Saturday afternoon last Messrs. J and A. Chaseling, N Waterson (the owner of the racehorse Shaughraun), and W Maloney, had a very…
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Mrs. Murphy, wife of Mr. J. D. Murphy, teacher of thc Pitt Town school, met with a severe accident on Saturday last. She was driving through a gate, when the horse shied…
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Whilst riding home across Gosper's paddock on Wednesday afternoon from Mr. C. Farlow's slaughterhouse, Senior-Sergeant Boyd met with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accident at the Windsor Rifle Range. Marker Collison Hit. a Narrow Shave
"You've shot the market!" That is a standing "gag" amongst riflemen. On Wednesday afternoon, however, the marker was shot…
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In connection with the unfortunate accident in which Mr. E. J. Collison, who was marking at the rifle butts, was wounded, and regarding which Captain…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Accident to Guard Paull
The deepest regret was expressed all along the line when news came through on Thursday that Mr E Paull had met with rather a serious accident at Sydney. It appears that he was in the break van…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Accident to Mr. Hy. Lawson
Shortly after 10 o'clock on Saturday morning a fisherman named Sly, while walking along the cliffs at Manly, noticed a man lying near the water's…
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