The Late Mr. Eddy
The death of the N.S.W. Railway-commissioner Eddy removes (says the Bulletin, which rarely writes in such a strain) a man whom one grudges to the…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1897
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The Late Mr. F. P. MacCABE
The tidings of the death of Mr. Francis Peter MacCabe, which reached this district on Sunday, caused much regret throughout the community, even…
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DEATH, which has lately been so busy in our midst, has removed another old indentity from the district, in the person of Mr. Samuel Atchison, of Long Point,…
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On Wednesday afternoon last Mrs. Charles Raftery, wife of the host of the Albion Park Hotel, died at her residence after a short illness, during which every…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Obituary. the Late Mr. P. Mackel
On Thursday last there passed away in his home at Marrickville one who for upwards of a quarter of a century was actively associated with the progress of…
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IT is with regretful feelings that we record the death of Mrs. Hicks, wife of Captain H. Hicks, of Shellharbor. The above sad event occurred on Thursday…
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THE remains of Mrs. H. Hicks were interred at Shellharbour on Saturday last, the grave being dug to sufficient depth to allow of the burial taking…
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CAPTAIN BUCHANAN, (says the "Telegraph") whose serious illness we reported in last issue, died shortly after 7 o'clock on last Friday night, He was a resident…
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ON Sunday afternoon last the friends nod relatives of the above deceased officer journed his mourning sons, Messrs. Aleck and Robert Buchanan, from Sydney, in…
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WITH much regret we record the death of Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. Peter Walker, of Albion Park, which occurred at her residence on Friday night…
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REFERRING to the death of the late Dr. William Grant, the Shoalhaven Telegraph'' quotes the following words of the late Rev. Dr. Steel delivered from the…
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The Rev. W. Grant, D.D., died at his residence, Bolong, on Monday. The deceased clergyman had been in charge of Presbyterian Church, Shoalhaven for about…
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WITH very deep regret se record the death of Leslie Kendall, second youngest son of Mr. Thos. Fuller, which sad event took place yesterday morning. The…
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THE "Clarence River Advocate" of the 10th inst. contains the following information I—Mr. A. H. Garven, of Palmer's Island, has sustained a serious loss in the…
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Mr. John Musgrave, senior, died at the residence of his son-in-law (Mr. Wm. Osborne) at Wollongong, on Sunday, at the age of 84. The deceased arrived in the…
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"We (Orange Leader) regret to have to record the death of Mrs J. J. Graham, wife of the headmaster of the Orange Superior Public School, which occurred on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Shunting Fatality. Death of Mr. C. B. Drew
The terrible shunting accident that occurred on Monday evening and wan recorded in Tuesday's issue of the MERCURY resulted fatally early on Wednesday morning, when…
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The death of Frank P. Slavin, at Klondyke, British Columbia, reported by cattle this week, removes one of the most notable figures in the history of…
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THERE passed away at Rous on the 15th instant a man with a record which very few people could claim This was Mr. James Fitzgerald, who had reached the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →OBITUARY. Death of Mr. J. F. Tyter
ON Saturday night last, when the news of Mr. John Francis Tyter's Death became known, a feeling of profound sorrow and regret was felt by every resident of Kiama…
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