Tragic Motor Accident. Near Kempsey. Two Succumb to Injuries
A tragic motor accident, which cast a gloom over the whole district, occurred at about 3 p.m. on Friday last on the Frederickton Road, about…
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District Court. Taree, Tuesday, 15th NOV. (Before His Honor Judge Mocatta.) COLLISION
Harold. Henry McMinn, Taree, claimed from Samuel M. Smith Stevenson Street, Taree, retired farmer, the sum of £30 as a result…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Taree District Court TUESDAY. 13th NOVEMBER. Before tils Honer. Judge Macatta. Car Collision Damages
Harold McMinn sued Sam[?] Smith for £30 as damages alleged to have been caused by the negligent and unskilful driving of a motor lorry by…
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Two cars coming from Rainbow Reach to Kempsey, on Friday last, passed each other on the Frederickton road, and it was noticed that one swayed…
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Saturday last, after getting oil and air put into his car at Messrs. Hogan & May's garage, Mr. Fred Blight met with a painful accident that will…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Serious Accident Mr. Oliver Lyndon Sustains Broken Leg
Mr. Oliver Lyndon, of Wingham, met with a most painful and unfortunate accident on Saturday afternoon last. It appears that, along with Mr…
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A very serious accident happened to Mr. Ollie Lyndon near Killabakh sawmills, on Saturday last. The roads were slippery on account of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Motors and Motorists. Motor Accidents and the Hospitals
The N.R.M.A. suggests that any serious attempt to raid the motorists' road money for the purpose of subsidising the public hospitals will meet with…
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An Algiers message on Sunday says:--Heavy rain caused the Fergoul dam to burst, flooding an enormous…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Man's Leg Broken Accident at Killabakh
Mr. Oliver Lyndon, of Wingham, whilest endcavouring to replace a pile which had fallen out of position on his lorry at Killibakh on Saturday,…
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On Sunday morning a sad drowning fatality took place at Belmore River, as the result of which Charles Davis, a State boy employed by Mr. P…
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A shocking drowning fatality occurred at Cudgera, when John Smith Cecil, 45, a farmer, and his son, William James Cecil, 16, lost their lives Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coronial Inquiry. the Recent Motor Smash. Verdict of Accidental Deaths
At the Court House on Friday afternoon a Coronial Inquiry was conducted by Mr. N. L. Parker, Deputy Coroner, into the circumstances surrounding…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Drowning Accident. Thirty Rescuers Injured
A youth was drowned, and two others were rescued by life-savers at Clovelly on Sunday afternoon, in one of the most sensational accidents that…
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Small boy Jack Henry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry, of River-street, had a narrow escape from drowning on Tuesday of last week…
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A very sad drowning fatality occurred-at Belmore River on Sunday last, when Charles Davis, a State ward, aged 14 years, met his death in…
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A DROWNING fatslity occured in the Belmore River, near Kempsey, last Sunday morning. Charles Davis, a State boy, employed by Mr. P. Thurgood, was bathing…
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Mr. J. Beckenham, of Greenhill, received the sad news during the weekend that his son, Mr. Jock Beckenham, had met his death by drowning…
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While engaged in surveying work with Mr. Dulhunty at the head of the Hastings River on Wednesday, Mr. James Dwyer, son of Mrs. E. Dwyer,…
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Between five and six o'clock in the evening is the most dangerous hour for motorcar driving, according to a survey of more than 1,000 accidents…
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