A Unique Funeral
An unusual sight.was recently witnessed in More. A hearse, containing the remains, of an old arid well-known aboriginal, Albert White, wended its way…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1911
625 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 20 of 32
Death of Mrs. Thos. Doherty
The death occurred at her residence Rose-street, to-day of Mrs. Doherty, wife of Mr. Thos. Doherty, the well known carting contractor. The deceased was an old and…
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The death occurred in the Maitland Hospital last night, of Mr. George Richards, an old and well-known resident of the district. Deceased had been in failing health for some…
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Mr. Robt. Ross received a telegram from Sydney this morning announcing the death of Mrs. James Scobie, widow of the late Mr. James Scobie, who was well-known…
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The Methodist Church of New South Wales, which recently lost one of its veterans in the person of the Rev. C. T. Newman, of Strathfield, has just lost one of its…
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In our paragraph in last evening's issue referring to the death of the late Mrs. James Scobie, it was stated that the was the widow of the late Mr. James Scobie…
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IT is our very sorrowful duty to have to record the death of Mrs. Knights, wife of Mr. Chas Knights, Parkvile. The oft quoted words, "In the midst of life we…
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Mr. Robt. Ross received a telegram for Sydney on Thursday announcing the of [?] Mrs. James Scobie, widow of the Mr. James Scobie, who was well-known…
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Mr. J. C. Brown, manager at Morpeth for the N. and H.R.S.S. Company, died at his residence last evening at 6 o'clock, after an illness of several weeks. The deceased…
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Never in the history or the Roman Catholic Church in Australia has such an immense concourse of its members been gathered together as that which assembled…
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The death occurred at the Maitland Hospital to—day under particularly sad circumstances of Miss Lucy Maud Hodges, daughter of Mr. Mark Hodges, of Fishery Creek, East Greta-road. The late…
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Mr. Robert Gordon died at midnight of Bright's disease, after a lengthy illness. Deceased, who was aged 61 was a native of Kiama, and had resided here for about tell…
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At 10.25 on Sunday morning last Senior Sergeant Donnelly received a telephone message from Mr, A. E. Thompson, of Inglewood,,Muscle Creek, to the effect that an…
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Late on Monday night Mr Robert Gordon, whose long [?]ness was a matter of deep regret, died at his residence, [?] stecet in his 64th year, from heart…
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The death is announced of his Highness Sir Mahbuh Ali Khan, Nizam of Hyderabad, aged 45 years…
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One of the most widely known and most respected members of the teaching profession in the Hunter district, in the person of Mr. H. E. F. Hunt. passed away at his…
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The death occurred at her residence Dungog, early on Thursday morning of Mrs. McWilliam, relict of the late Peter McWilliam, at the advanced…
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The death occurred at the Maitland Hospital on Monday under sad circumstances of Miss Lucy Maud Hodges, daughter of Mr. Mark Hodges, of Fishery Creek, East Greta-road. The late Miss…
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On Friday afternoon the 1st instant, Mrs. A.A. Gurran, relict of the late Mr. Edward Charles Gurran, died at her residence, Scutt-street, Muswellbrook, after three weeks'…
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One of the most widely known and most respected members of the teaching profession in the Hunter district, in the person of Mr H. E. Hunt, passed away…
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