Shooking Accident. Mr. John Thorburn Fatally Injured
A SHOCKING accident which terminated fatally happened to Mr. John Thorburn on Monday evening at Jasper's Brush. During the height of a strong westerly…
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A Serious Accident
While out shooting between Mount Keira and Mount Kembla on Thursday afternoon, a youth named Emil Billet, aged 17, met with a serious accident…
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Whilst the steamer Guthrie was loading at the Mt. Kembla Company's jetty, Port Kembla, yesterday morning, one of the crew named Feroz Caruma,…
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A MAGISTERIAL inquiry was held at Coolangatta on Wednesday last by the District Coroner Mr. Z .G. Bice touching the terrible death of a little child named…
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An action for £1000 damages, which was the sequence of a bicycle and cart collision, was commenced before his Honer Mr. Justice Stephen and a jury yesterday…
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Mr. Justice Stephen and a jury of four were engaged in No. 2 Jury Court on Wednesday morning last, 15th inst., in hearing the suit Edwards v. the…
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The action for £1000 damages brought by Miss Alice Maud Edwards, of Kembla[?]reet, Wollongong, against the South Coast and West Camden Co., for injuries…
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A man named Edward Lennon, whilst engaged with other men blasting on road work at Kangaroo Valley on Thursday last, fell a distance of some 50ft, with a large…
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MR. MARTIN, LALLY, one of Mr. Justin McSweeney's stone carters, had a narrow escape from death on Thursday last, a large quantity of blue metal, falling from the face…
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AN extraordinary and painful accident occurred at Adelaide, on Monday last to Mr. Thomas Gibson, a wood carter, living at Parkside. He was seated on a load of wood…
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At the Wollongong harbor, yesterday, whilst Mr. W. Abarnethy, one of the lighthouse-keepers, was in the act of loosening a rope by which the ketch Merlin was moored,…
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A fatal accident occurred in connection with the South Bulli Colliery yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock. While a man named Andrew Learmonth was walking…
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Mr. C. C. Russell, district coroner, held an inquest on Tuesday last at Sharples' Hotel, Woonona, touching the death of Andrew Learmonth, who was killed on the…
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MR. "JIM" GRAHAM, of Grassy Mount, met with a nasty accident yesterday week, It appears he, was "bursting" a huge log lying in one of the paddocks, and on top of…
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A lad named Cecil Jones, son of Mrs. W. R. Jones, of Kiama-street, Bowral, was accidentally shot on Wed. afternoon. It appears that he in company…
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About 5000 years ago, the world having degenerated and become altogether depraved and corrupt, a great preacher arose and prophesied the impending destruction…
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A CYCLING accident occurred in the Rocky Point road, Kogarah, this week, by which "Jack " Carruthers, son of the Minister for Lands, sustained rather serious injuries. It…
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SIR,—Your contributor, "A Banker" wields a facile pen, but in his description of "A drowned world" (in Saturday's issue) ignores scientific facts. He says that "for…
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A PAINFUL accident happened at Robertson on Friday last to a dairy farmer named Arthur Harrigan, While he was getting out of a cart his feet caught in the reins,…
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SIR,—The contribution by "Science" in your issue of August 27 clearly indicates the only rational mode of understanding the early Biblical narratives. All competent…
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