Sulky Accident
While driving along Station Street, In the vicinity of the grain sheds, [?] Tuesday evening, Mr. arid Mrs. Edward Gunning, of West Cowra,…
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Accidents, 1932
264 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 5 of 14
Baby Drowned in Can
Keith Blackburn, aged one year and eight months, was drowned next door to his home in Beamish-street, Campsie. When he was missed a…
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On Saturday night, about seven miles from Cootamundra on the Young Road, a Baby Austin car pitched headlong into a narrow and deep…
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The first accident to occur on the train lines of the Sydney Harbor Bridge took place early on Tuesday morning. The victim…
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Those residents of Condobolin who heard 2 F.C. last Saturday morning announce a sensational motor collision about two miles out from Penrith…
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On Easter Saturday morning, about 5.45, Mr. Clem Daniels left Parkes for Sydney, riding a motor cycle, with his brother-in-law Mr, Robert…
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On Saturday night, when Mr. Hairy Sanders visited his machinery shed in Browne Street, he heard groans arising from the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →“Don’t Tell Mother” the Plea of Lad Who Meets with Serious Accident. Will Possibly Lose His Foot. Attempted to Board a Moving Rain
Yesterday afternoon, while a young man named Edward Lovett (19), who gave his address las Clinton Street, Orange, was…
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Mr. Norman Quinn was the victim of a very painful accident, on Tuesday afternoon. He was engaged in pumping with a horse pump for stock…
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A well-known Forbes musician, Mr. T. Sayers, son of Mr. T. Sayers, Sen., of Forbes, was badly injured in a car smash at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Forbes Man Accident at Parkes Fell Into Trench
A Forbes visitor to Parkes who was enjoying a good time at the A.L.P. social in West's Hall during the holidays, had a very unpleasant…
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Injured in a motor collision at the intersection of Howick Street and Stewart Street Bathurst, on Tuesday. Erie Simpson, the six-year-old son of…
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Mr. and Mrs. Am[?] Miller, of "Hentherleigh," accompanied by their little daughter and Miss Douglas, were motoring beside the telephone line on…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Four Injured Woman Thrown Through Windscreen (By Wire) Sydney
When a motor car collided with a pole near Prospect yesterday, two men dad two women were injured. Miss Wilda Zeheader was thrown…
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Great sympathy was felt in Condobolin when it became known that Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reynolds (well-known in Condobolin) had lost their only son…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nasty Accident Boy's Eye Injured Pea-rifle Backfires BEDGERABONG
A rather peculiar accident happened on Tuesday. Master George Osborne had a shot at a crow with a pea-rifle. By some…
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A peculiar accident occurred to little John Perry, 8 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry, of Clark Street, at the Forbes Public…
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Arthur Sayers, a son of Mr. T. W. Sayers, of Farrand Street, North Hill, suffered injuries last Monday when he was run over by…
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A message from Wellington, New Zealand, states: When a launch capsized in Waitara River, Captain R. S. Halcrow and A. Aallen were drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →At Court Canowindra Residents Injured by Bull
Through his next friend, George Creek Townsend, a claim for £10 damages was made by 15-years-old Harold Townsend against…
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