Shocking Fatality. Death of an Old Resident
ON Tuesday afternoon last Mrs. Catherine Boles, an old and respected resident, aged 72 years, was the victim of a burning accident. Death ensued…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1906
126 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 1 of 7
Obituary. Death of Mrs. Wiltson
Says the Cootamundra Herald :—It is with feelings of warm sympathy to her family that we have to report the death on Tuesday (January 2) of Mrs…
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A VERY sad death occurred in the person of Mrs. Collins, of Burrendong, on the Saturday before Xmas. The lady in question was a daughter of Mr…
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We regret to record the death of Mr. John Bush, whose illness we noted last issue. Deceased was somewhat indisposed on Sunday week, and subsequently…
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At 2.15 a.m. yesterday (18th inst). one of the oldest and moat representative public men of Parkes passed away to his final rest, viz, Mr Mark…
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WE regret to report the death of Mrs B. Richards, which sad event took place on Tuesday evening at her residence, West Wyalong. Deceased was suffering from…
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"Word has reached hero of the death of the two well-known Western horses Blue Flame and Oatley, which occurred during the voyage to Japan. It will be…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Death of Bert Spriggs
There was a feeling of regret when the news came from the race-course on Friday last that the popular Bert Spriggs had met with an accident…
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It is with deep regret that we record the death of Mrs. Thomson, wife of Alderman W. S. Thomson, Mayor of Grenfell, and daughter of Mr. James Simpson, J.P., of…
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WITH the death of John Vane, the last of the notorious Ben Hall's gang of bushrangers, recalls to many the exploits of the gang, whose…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Obituary. Mr. Edward Edols
In last issue of the LACHLANDE[?], we referred briefly to the sad demise of one of the best known and most highly respected residents of the Lechlan…
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We regret to chronicle the death of Mr W. Falconer, licensee of the Terminus Hotel, Cootamundra. Mr Falconer has been in failing health for considerable…
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It is with the deepest regret that we (Warren "Herald have to announce the death of Mr A W Mockett, which occurred at his residence, "Miranda,"…
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THE funeral of Mrs. W. S. Thomson (wife of the Mayor of Grenfell) whose death in New Zealand, under melancholy circumstances, we reported last issue, took place on Thursday…
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Mr. Daniel Fitzgerald, the well-known [?] proprietor, died on Saturday last in a Melbourne private hospital. His illness was a [?] . He was…
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MR. WILLIAM BLIESNER, an old batchelor, aged 69 years, who has resided at Peak Hill since 1890, died at Nurse Kerr's private hospital…
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It is with deep feelings of regret, which are shared by every person in the community who knew deceased that we record the death of Alderman…
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We deeply regret to announce the death of Mrs S. Landaner, of Cudal. The deceased had been ailing for years with rheumatic and allied affections, and…
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The "Month's Mind" for the late Mrs. W. Myers, of the Tyagong was celebrated at St. Mary's Church, Young, on Thursday last by a Solemn Office and High Mass,…
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‘One thing sure to shock the tourist is a Greak funeral,’ said a recently-returned traveller. ‘It is a spectacle which most persons of convention-governed deceney…
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