Singular Accident
A singular accident happened at the St. Patrick's Day sports at Coff's Harbor last Thursday during the woodchop. One of the contestants named Connelly…
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Burning Fatality
Tuesday evening last, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Heckenberg, of West Kempsey, lost their two-year-old daughter, Millie, as the result of a burning…
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Two trams collided at the corner of George and Harris Streets on Saturday afternoon, and two persons were injured—Charles Fisher…
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Mr. Ernest W. Cooling, an employee of Raid and Fotheringham, Macksville, was found dead on the Macksville showground shortly after…
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I tested to have to report a serious accident which before Miss [?] Yates, daughter of Mr. E. A. Yates of Strafud, which took place on the 13th inst. The little…
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While riding a bicycle on the Red Hill last Friday, Monty Hickson, a 12-year-old Frederickton boy, collided with an unknown man on another bicycle,…
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The greatest display of fireworks that ever happened--accompanied by a bump about which It is more comfortable not to speculate too freely--…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Singular Accident
A SINGULAR accident happened at the St. Patrick's Day sports at Coff's Harbor last Thursday during the woodchop. one of the contestants named Connelly was just…
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ON Monday last Mr. Dave Sonter met with a painful accident, but was fortunate under the circumstances to have escaped serious injury. He was unharnessing a horse that…
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WHILE a motor car was being driven to Armidale, two geese aboard the vehicle got their necks around the gear levers, and the driver could not…
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While Mr. L. Maunsell, of Kempsey, was driving with his mother and father and younger brother, and two other Kempsey boys, along the road to the…
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Whilst Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooke were driving to Hickey's Creek on Saturday evening last, ready for the services on Sunday, and trotting along…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. 'Plane Strikes Fence. Two Injured. Sydney
An aeroplane convoying Capt. and Mrs. Cornish from Melbourne to Sydney, landed at Shepparton for petrol yesterday, but the propeller struck a…
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ON Wednesday last a lad named Eric Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Edwards, was riding a bicycle in Horton-street, Port Macquarie, when he evidently…
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Mr. C. A. Hooke, of Wirra Gulla, met with a serious accident on Sunday last which is responsible for confining bint to his bed for some time. He was riding…
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A collision occurred in Sydney harbor, off Bradley's Head, yesterday afternoon, between the steamer Manuka, inward bound, and the Manly…
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John Cook, an elderly man, residing near Macksville, was found drowned on Wednesday night in the Nambueen, near Wirrimbi. It was stated that the…
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The journal of the British Astronomical Association of January last refers to the "Extravagant statements about the approaching return…
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Rev. W. H. Butler, of Gladstone, met with an accident on Tuesday afternoon last whilst riding his motor bicycle to Jerseyville. He had reached a…
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Mr. D. McCarthy and Mr. W. Egan had a fortunate escape from more serious results on Wednesday evening at the railway station. When about two chains…
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