Cart Accident
Whilst delivering goods for his employer, Mr. D. Stewart, at Port Macquarie, on Friday last, Mr. E. Gibson was accidentally crushed against a fence with the cart, and…
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Serious Accident. at Kempsey Power House
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr. W. R. Kemp, manager of the Kempsey Electric Light Station, narrowly escaped being killed. As it was…
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At the Newcastle Circuit Court on Thursday October 9, before the Chief Justice. Thomas Hezekiah Wilkes and Whitney Wilkes were Jointly indicted…
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A young man named Maxwell was riding at Giro station one day last week when his horse fell and rolled on him, breaking his left leg. After…
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Wednesday afternoon, at the power house in Holman, street Mr. W. R. Kemp, manager of Kempsey Electric Light Cr. met with an accident that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Forty Miners Killed. Many More Injured. Accident at a Cornish Mine. London
It is feared that 40 miners lost their lives and that many have been injured at the Levant Mine, near Penzanco, owing to the collapse of a winding engine…
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Word was received in Kempsey on Sunday last to the effect that Mrs. Isabella Croad, widow of the late Martyn Hyland Croad, and licensee of the…
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Whilst stopping from a motor car, last week a nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan, of Smithtown, sustained a painfully lacerated lip. His…
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About 3 o'clock one afternoon last week, Mr. W. R. Kemp, manager of the Kempsey Electric Light Station, uarrowly escaped being killed. As…
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MRS. CROAD, licensee of the Rugby Hotel, Newtown, and formerly a well-known resident of Taree, was killed as the result of a motor accident on Sunday night. A…
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In the District Court on Friday the case of Victor Sccomb v. Edward Brown, a claim for £400 damages in connection with a motor-car accident,…
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A PECULIAR accident recently took place at Belbora. Mr. W.P. Easton was getting some timber burnt off in one of his paddocks. During the night a tree f[?]ll and…
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Saturday last, Clive Townsend, the five-year old son of Mr. Hugh Townsend, from Nambucca side, was climbing a tree, near East…
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A young man named Allan Parcell, employed at the Railway Bridge, met with a painful accident on Saturday morning, as a result of which…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boating Accident at Jerseyville
The very strong wind which prevailed last week-end was the cause of a boating accident which may have resulted in serious consequences, but for…
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MR. AND MRS. JAS. DOWNES met with a peculiar accident on Tuesday night of last week, whilst driving home from a Glad-stone function. Their horse suddenly…
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A wonderful escape from serious accident occurred at Bathurst one day last week. A girl was wheeling a prom with a baby in it it across the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General News Sulky Accident a correspondent writes:—
A serious accident, which wonderful to relate, did not prove fatal, happened to Mrs. W. Farley, Junr., her habe and Miss V. Yates, on the Glen…
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Yesterday, Tuesday, morning when Mr. Edwin Hose, Telephone Department line inspector, was proceeding to work riding a young horse, and…
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Mr. M. Reilly, of Belmore River, is suffering from broken ribs and a badly lacerated hand sustained whilst shipping horses one day last week. Donald…
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