Accident
ONE day recently Mr. Tim Keough, sen., of West Port Macquarie, met with a painful accident. He was cleaning the side of his house, when…
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Drowning Tragedy. Little Girl the Victim
Still another name has been added to the lengthy list of drowning fatalities which have taken place in the Macleay River. On this occasion the…
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In giving a few details relative to the above I might mention that Mr. Shaw's car was running very unsatisfactorily, and while adjusting the…
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On Friday last the P.M., Mr. F. F. Potts, acting as Coroner, in the absence of the District Coroner, held an inquiry concerning the…
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We deeply regret to report the death by drowning, Saturday last, of Ruth, the four-year-old daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Shaw, of Kinchela. It…
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The acting coroner (Mr. F. F. Potts, P.M.) conducted an inquiry on Friday into the circumstances surrounding the death of Leonard Poett Neville, the…
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In giving a few details relative to the above I might mention that Mr. Shaw's car was running very unsatisfactorily, and while adjusting the mixture to his…
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Still another name has been added to the lengthy list of drowning fatalities which have taken place in the Macleay River. On this occasion the…
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The acting-coroner (Mr. F. F. Potts, P.M.) conducted an inquiry on Friday into the circumstances surrounding the Lenoard of Leonard Poett Neville, the…
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A Gympie (Q.) message says four adults and two boys were returning from a picnic in a launch when the engine failed and the launch…
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At a meeting of the Glen Innes P. and A. Society it was resolved to obtain legal opinion on the society's liability in connection with…
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Mr. Theo. Ponlton, who is employed by Mr. Garnet Kesby on his farm at Millbank, yesterday went close to losing his life as a result of being…
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Mr. Harry Hand, of Greenhill, met with a peculiar accident a few days ago. It appears he had loaded some plate glass on to his lorry and on…
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Mr. Theo. Poulton, who is employed by Mr. Garnet Kesby on his farm at Milkbank, on Monday went close to losing his life as a result of being…
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One year ago last May Miss Teresa Jesen, a shop assistant was dressing the window. Both her hands were busy, and her mouth was full…
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During the voyage of the Ventura Mrs. Edith Whitney, 46, was lost overboard last Friday. She was struck by a wave and swept into the furious sea…
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Two brothers, named Boland, were brought from Goulburn yesterday and charged with the manslaughter of Mr. and Mrs Gurr. A large crowd of…
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Four men, three women, and one child were killed in a frightful railway accident at the Wickham level crossing between Highett and…
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On Saturday morning last, Mr. W. Will, sawman at the Beechwood mill, had the misfortune to have the index finger severed from his left hand,…
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WIDESPREAD sorrow was expressed throughout the district on receipt of the news of the death od Monday last, as the result of an accident, of Mr. James Suters, a…
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