Boating Fatality
A sudden gust of wind upset a boating party at Bunbury, Western Australia, when Mr. and Mrs. Exton, of Collie, and Mrs. G. Burchell, of North Perth,…
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Anzac Injured
It is bad enough for the Anzacs to be wounded on the battlefield while engaged in the severe fighting in the front trenches, but one's luck is out…
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to automobile resulted in painful injuries to occupants, but Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic L iniment quickly healed all wounds. Price, 1s 6d and 3s. Obtainable…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred last Monday afternoon near the Taree punt landing. A three-years-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fallowfield, of…
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A sad case of drowning occurred on Monday at Taree when a child named Frederick Fallowfield, aged 4 years, lost his life. It appears that the lad and…
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The remains of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Fallowfield, who was drowned on Monday last, were interred at the Tinonee Cemetery on…
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The express from Vienna collided with a train from Budapest, near the Herzceg-Halom station when thousands were returning from the…
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Whilst Mr. Patrick McNamara was driving near Eungai on Monday last he had occasion to flick his horse, which was attempting to drink at…
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Captain Wilson, who was attached to the Miners' Battalion, writing to Rev. C. J. Prescott, of Newington College, says:—…
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"As to which of the two sisters went to the Folly, you have," Mr. Gribble Assented "But if you mean as to who caused Thoresby's death, I…
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