Drowning Tragedy at Shellharbor. Body Not Recovered
About 9 a.m. on Sunday a boy named Charles Hurst, 8 years of age residing with his uncle, Charles Hambly near Shellharbor railway station…
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Drowning Fatality
A sad fatality took place near Minnamurra, on Sunday morning, when Charles Hurst, aged nine, the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hurst, of Newryoar,…
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Mr. John D. Rockfeller, talking of a clergyman, said one day, with awhims[?] but rather sad smile:— "From the stories that are told about…
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Mr. Caleb Dawes, of Marshall Mount, while destroying rabbits one day last week by fumigating, was badly burned about the face and hands…
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The many friends of his Worship the Mayor (Alderman Thos. Love) and Mrs. Love, regretted very much to hear. of the serious accident that betel their…
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On Saturday afternoon a man named William Kerr, single, aged 37 years whilst carrying out his duties as shiftman in the Coalcliff Colliery…
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On Saturday the Deputy Coroner, Mr. P. T. Doyle conducted an inquest at Edwards Hotel Corrimal touching the death of Owen Campbell…
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The Deputy Coroner, Mr. P. T. Doyle, held an inquest at Corrimal on Saturday as to the death of Owen Campbell in South Bulli mine…
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On Saturday Mr. P. T. Doyle, deputy coroner, held an inquest as to the death of William Kerr, in the Coalcliff mine…
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Nowra Presbyterian Church on Sunday and Monday evening celebrated her Diamond Jubilee, and in going to meet the Rev. J. Burgess and Rev…
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At Minnamurra House, and under the careful and kindly nursing of Mrs. A. Stewart, two patients are under the care of Dr. Beith, with broken limbs…
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The heavy rain which foil on Saturday night caused the water to run in many creeks that had been dry for some time. A miner named Grace…
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On, Friday afternoon, whilst Mr. A. G. Hadba was driving to Dapto, and when crossing Mullet Creek, the sulky in which he was travelling was…
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Asaph George Hadba, who visited this district from Wollongong, as a herbalist and Syrian doctor, was drowned on Friday afternoon while…
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On Saturday morning Mr. Isaac King met with a most serious accident near the rear entrance of Tory's Hotel in Shoalhaven street, where the harness…
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On Wednesday., Mr. Gates, Coroner, held an inquest as to the death of George James Nelson, which occurred that day…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Fatality near Albion Park. Well-known Resident Killed
A sad fatality occurred on Saturday morning, when Mr. Charles Faulk, a well-known resident of the Albion park and Yellow. Rock District, was…
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Mr. G. H. Wood, While employed at the Jamberoo Dairy Co's. factory at Waughope, had the misfortune to get the index finger of the right hand…
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At Shellharbour, on Tuesday, the Misses Dunster, when returning home from a visit to the town, stopped at the fruit shop to make some…
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A party of four fishermen of Bulli named Messrs Lacey, Ashford, Williams, and Price, has an experience on Friday last that they are not soon…
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