Serious Accident
WE regret having this week to chronicle another serious accident. Mr. Arthur Simmons, son of Mr. William Simmons, of Bow Hotel, was at…
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Accident
On Tuesday last Mr. T. Hewitt met with an accident through falling from his horse. It appears that Mr. Hewitt was returning home and, when crossing…
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A boating fatality occurred in the harbour yesterday afternoon, by which four lives were last. A party, consisting of thirteen men, named Edward Smith, Bert Davies, Alfred Slatyer. John Cole…
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A BOATING fatality occurred in the Sydney Harbor on Saturday afternoon by which four lives were lost. A party, consisting of 13 men, named…
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A MAN was [?] by jumping off an electric tr[?] in George-street last night, and was ide[?] as Edward O'Grady, [?], laborer, residing in…
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Yesterday the Coroner (Mr. H. Pinchin) and a jury of twelve conducted an investigation into the circumstances of the death of a man named James Boyd, aged 24 years, a groom at the Imperial…
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A boating finality occurred in the harbour on Sunday afternoon, by which four lives were lost. A party, consisting of thirteen men, named Edward Smith, Bert. Davies, Alfred Slatyer, John Cole,…
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A boating disaster, by which four lives were lost, occurred in Sydney Harbor on Sunday afternoon last. A party, consisting of 13 young men, had hired an 13-foot boat…
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Singleton's list of street accidents was added to on saturday afternoon, but though there were presented many opportunities for dangerous results, the consequences, very…
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Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs J. Easterbrook, of Singleton, with an infant, was was driving along the roud near Loder's Hill, goning from the town, when…
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In the Greth Colliery od Monday two young miners named Gronow and Porter, received serious injuries. The former was completely buried under timber and debris,…
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MR. A. THORNTON of Sydney street met with an accident at Edinglassie on Tuesday, through falling from a ladder, It appears that Thornton was painting a gable end on…
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On Sunday Mr J. Dunne, teacher of the Elderslie Public School, picked up on the road to Singleton MR W. Ernest, of Elderslie, who was lying there in a…
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THE steamer Hamea, which left on Saturday for New Zealand, returned to port to-day. One of the men, who had been working in the engine room…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late News by Cable. London Sept 19. Collision at Sea
The steamers Storm[?] (bound from Manchester to Hamburg) and Gordon Castle (West Africa to Barrow-in-Furness) collided during a fog in Cardigan Bay. The Gordon Castle was laden with…
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At the inquest in connection with the death of C[?]fford Moore Rush, one of the victims of the recent sailing disaster in the [?]bor, the jury found the…
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Yesterday a ten-year-old son of Mr Alfred Nowland fo Re[?]dale, Glennie's Creek, had the misfortune to deeply cut the back of his left hand with a To[?]wk…
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An accident occured on the railway line yesterday at midday, while a train of 36 empty steek trucks with van was proceeding up the s[?]eep incline on the other side…
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The Mst[?] Court opened an inquiry this morning concerning the recent harbour collision between the steamer Commodore and Fa[?]rlight. Judge…
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