Town Topics. ACCIDENT
Tripping to Austral Eden in a sulky on Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Jno Salmond and Mrs. Dyson, with two children, met with a pesty accident…
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Sequel to Motor Accident. Miles v. Savage. £150 Damages Awarded. Interesting Kempsey Case
At Kempsey District Court on Wednesday, before Judge Bevan, Lester Claude Miles, by his next friend Benjamin Francis Miles, sued George…
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On Thursday, last week, Mr. Christopher Robertson, who is employed by the Macleay Shire Council, whilst ing at Piper's Creek, fell on to a rock…
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A son or Mrs. Rowe, Jun., of Fred-crickton, whilst playing with some other children on Wednesday got his hand caught in a mangle, badly…
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"I think he is very lucky, I have been insured for the last 20 years and never had an accident yet," remarked Judge Bevan, amidst smiles at the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Accident to Miss Eliza Wariters
Warlters, of West Port Macquarie, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Jeremiah Warlters, met with a painful accident at her home last week. She was brushing down…
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This morning, Mr. C. E. Anderson, who is well known as distributing agent for the "Macleay Argus" and "Daily Examiner," met with an…
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Last Friday a boy named McCue, about three years of age, was having a ride on a railway tricycle, when his foot got caught in the machinery and was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Terrific Cyclone on Macleay. Factory and Houses Blown Down. Crops Destroyed. Cattle Killed by Hail. Man Injured
The most terrific storm experienced in the memory of many of the residents of that locality visited part of the Macleay River last Friday…
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Master Roy Parish, son of Mr. Stanley Parish, of Willawarrin, broke his right wrist on Saturday last as the result of a fall. Mr. Edward Parkins,…
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A little girl of tender years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Woods, and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woods, of Heron's Creek, had a fall…
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Yesterday (Wednesday) morning an accident occurred in the main road at the Clybucca turnoff as a result of which Master Clifford Martin, aged…
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Wednesday last, at Greenhill, little Daphne Fagan the 2½year old daughter of Mr. T. Fagan, fell down a well and was recovered in a half…
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The little adopted daughter, aged seven, of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper, of the General Store, Eungai, whilst playing in the paddock near her home…
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Phyllis Manning, aged two years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Manning, of West Kempsey, on Sunday last fell on some broken glass and cut her…
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Round the ramp fire:—to put it poetically—a lot of soldiers were discussing hairbreadth escapes and adventures they'd had. One after…
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Saturday afternoon last., Mr. Dick Dufty, proceeding upriver with a five-horse-van load of sugar, met a motor car, near the ten mile peg…
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On Saturday last a five-horse team, driven by Mr. Duffy, was on the Armidale road making for Hillgrove. At. the 10 mile peg the horses became…
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WORD was received during the week by Mr. and Mrs. J. Paid, of Port Macquarie, from the military authorities, that their eighth sou, Gunner O…
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MR. JAMES BOURNE (of Bourne Brothers, the well-known Port Macquarie builders), nearly met death in a strange fashion last week. While engaged in the erection of…
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