Obituary
WE regret to record the death of Mr John Armstrong at the age of 58, which sad event occurred at his residence West Wyalong, on…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1913
261 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 12 of 14
Obituary Mrs W. T. Phillips
QUITE a gloom was cast over the town when it became known that Mrs Kate, wife of Mr W. T. Phillips had passed, way on Tuesday…
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News has been received of the death in England of Mr. E. J. Smith, Deputy Commissioner of Stamp Duties…
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ANOTHER old resident has passed away in the person of Mrs Shaw, widow of the late Mr W[?]. Shaw. Deceased, who was a native of London, left…
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WE deeply regretto record the death of Mr George Levings, the sad event taking place at Taratiaki (N.Z) on the 3rd inst Deceased…
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The funeral of the late Mr Arthur Dunn, of Condobolin, took j place at Sydney on the 10th. inst. As our readers are aware, the late…
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The death occurred, at her residence. Chalmers-street, Sydney, on the 14th instant, of Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, aged 62. The deceased for a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Obituary. Mrs Mary Collins
THE Grim Reaper claimed one of the oldest residents of the field oh Wednesday afternoon last, in the person of Mrs Mary Collins (wife…
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The sad death took place on Saturday morning last of Mrs Catherine Leifermann, relict of the late Mr Charles Leifermann, an old and respected…
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One of the oldest residents of Forbes in the person of Mrs. Charles Leiferniann, of Camp Hill, passed over to the Great Beyond on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →OBITUARY. The Late Mr. John Candilsh
On Thursday morning the abovenamed gentleman passed away at the residence of his son (Dr. Candlish) after a lingering illness, aged 66…
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Bast week we briefly referred to the death of this fine young man, which took place at Orange last Monday Week, causing quite a pang…
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At his residence, "Burnside," Kurrajong, on Thursday evening, 20th inst., there passed, away a much esteemed resident of the Parkes…
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In our last issue we reported the fact that Mr. Wm. David Keeley, manager of the Junction Goldraining Syndicate's mine at…
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At Parkes on Saturday last, Mr Wm. D.Keeley, one of the best known identities of the mining industry in this part of the country passed away at…
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At the age of 39, after a long illness, Mr. H. G. Pelissier, chief of the "Follies," died at the London home of his father-in-law, Mr. Edward Compton. He left a widow. Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of an R.a. How East Became an Artist
Sir Alfred East, R.A., who died last month, who had been a Royal Academician less than three months, was in the forefront of modern English landscape painters, and as a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Origin of Grim Scourge. Death of Dr. Forbes Ross. Author of Remarkable Cancer Theory
A prominent West-end surgeon and a man of marked and original personality has been removed by the d[?]ath of Dr. Frederick Forbes Ross, F.R.C.S., at the early age of 46. A main of very active mind, he was the inventor…
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The estate of Mr. Henry Blanchard Coward, grazier, who died at his Mosman home on September 20, has been sworn for probate purposes at…
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MRS ELLIS (wife of Mr Samuel Ellis, of this town, and formerly of Bimbi,) died at 1 a.m. on Thursday, after a lingering illness. She leaves a family of sons and daughters, three of…
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