The Funeral
The interment took place in the Methodist section of the General Cemetery at Bowral the same afternoon, the body having first being removed from Mittagong to the…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1909
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Obituary
We regret to record in this issue the death of Mr. John Frost at Moss Vale on New Year's morning. The deceased lived in Bowral 39 years agpo and removed to…
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It is with feelings of deep sympathy with the bereaved thrift we record the death which took place on New Year' Eve of Mrs J A Captain, senr, of Burragorang. On…
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It is with munch regret that we record the death of Mr. H. L. Zouoh, who some few years ago was engaged in business in Moss Vale, but, latterly, he was engaged in…
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It is our painful duty to record the death of Mr. Charles Cornelius. Cheater, who died on Friday last at his residence, near Belmore Falls. Deceased was in…
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The late Mr John Charles Buckmaster, F.G.S., of Teddington, formerly, of the Science and Art Department, South Kensington, stated in his will:…
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No more regrettable event has occurred in Our midst for a long time past then the lamentable death ol Mr. Fred. Sheil, which took place with appalling…
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We regreat to have to record in this issue the death of Mr. Frederick William Sheil, second eldest son of Mr. James Sheil, of "Glen Alpine," Campbelltown (and…
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We regret to, record in this issue, the death of Mr. Augustus Hill, which took place on Sunday last at his residence "Yeranbah," Bowral, from, hemorrbage of the brain. He only took ill on Thursday…
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It is with sincere regret that we have to record in this issue the death of an old and highly respectdd resident of the district, in the person of Mrs. D. Ellsmore,…
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Says this week's "War Cry":—"Friends of Mrs. Adjutant Gennis will sympathise with her in the unexpected loss of her father. Mr. Hildreth was in England at…
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In last issue we recorded the death of Mrs. D. Ellsmore at her residence, Bowral, early on Tuesday morning, after a long and painful illness. The funeral took place on…
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We take the following from the Walsall "Observer" (England), of January 30:- "A well-known Walsall citizen…
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If is with deep regret that we have to chronicle in this issue the death of a very old identity of Bowral, we refer to Mrs. J. J. Campbell, who passed away at her…
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Mr James, Duncan, senr, aged 74, died in the Camden Hospital on Tuesday last, 9th instant, being brought from Brinelly the day previous, suffering from an inward…
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In the Bowral Methodist Church on Sunday night last the Rev. J. W. Holden conducted an in memoriam service. The church was crowded. The rostrum was…
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Early on Monday morning last Mrs. Marks, relict of the late Mr. James Marks, of Sydney, passed away at "Mount Rest," Bowral, the residence of her so…
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It is our sad duty to record the death of Mr. Ernest R. Radnidge, late of the Railway Telegraph Department, which sad event took…
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We gegret to have to record in this issue the death of Mrs. Mackie, wife of James Mackie, of "Thornhill" Barrawang. which sad event took place on…
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The late Earl of Leicester, K.C., of Holkham Hall, Norfolk, left unsettled property, worth L879,594. The late earl was the owner or life tenant of…
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