Thrown from a Sulky. MRS. T. W. Lee Injured
Whilst driving along Port Kembla-road on Friday Mrs. T. W. Lee was thrown from a sulky. Mrs. Lee was driving her son (Dr. H. H. Lee), when…
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Sad Scalding Accident. Little Child Badly Injured
The little six-year-old daughter of Mr. J. B. Fitzgerald, of Balgownic, was frightfully scalded on Monday morning. It appears that Mrs…
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In the House, last week, Mr. Hollis said: I desire to ask the Colonial Treasurer if his attention has been called to a press statement,…
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Mrs. Mary M'Goldrick, wife of Charles M'Goldrick, of Mt. Keira, has been the victim of a very painful accident. It appears that she left her…
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A wheeler named Emile Wenlock Cunningham, aged 17 years, residing with his parents at Helensburgh, was killed in the Metropolitan colliery…
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Re the death of the youth Emile Wenlock Cunningham, at the Metropolitan Colliery, on Thursday, the report of Sen-constable Tomkins…
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ON, Tuesday afternoon last Ald. Alex. Blow, of Jamberoo, and his son Keith, whilst driving home from Kiama, had the misfortune to…
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The body of a seaman, named J. Johnson was found in Wollongong Harbor on Sunday morning at 5 o'clock, by the lighthouse-keeper, A…
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An accident took place in the Mt. Kembla colliery on Tuesday last. A young man, Charles Palmer, aged 25, was injured by a fall of stone in the…
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