Flood Accidents
Mr. Stan Redman met with painful injuries on Saturday afternoon. He had just returned from Taree Estate, where he had been assisting in the…
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The No. 1 Fatality
The body of Joseph Sydney Nuttall, who was drowned at No. 1 on Saturday, was recovered on Tuesday morning. Deceased, who was about 30…
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We briefly mentioned in our last issue that Mr. Joseph Nuttad was drowned at Number One on Sunday last. Constable Wright of Mr. George has…
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Mrs. H. Turner, aged [?] years, wife of Mr. Henry Turner, an old resident of Sandy Creek, near Rappville, was the victim of a fatal accident, through…
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The body of Joseph Sydney Nuttall, who was drowned at No. 1 on Saturday, was recovered on Tuesday morning. Deceased, who was about 30…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Drowning of John Coulton. Coroner's Inquiry
At the Court House on Friday morning an inquiry was held by the Coroner, Mr. H. A. Abbott, touching, the death of John Austin Coulton, who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cloud-burst on the Hastings. Wauchope Again Deluged. Two Travellers Drowned
On Thursday evening last residents of Kempsey viewed with distrust a menacing cloud formation over the mountains in the south-west, and more than…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Oxley Island Drowning Fatality. The Inquest
On Monday at the Court House, Cundle, before the Coroner, Mr. Hubert Flett, an inquest was held into the cause of death of George Henry…
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The sad drowning fatality on Oxley Island during the flood, of George Henry Falla, the 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.. J. H. Falla, of Oxley…
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At Monday's meeting of the Manning shire council the president (Cr. H. E. Milligan) referred to the unfortunate accident at the Gap. in which Mr…
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The body of Joseph Sydney Nuttall, who was drowned at No. 1 on Saturday 9th inst. was recovered son the following Tuesday morning…
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A few days ago Mr. H. A., Fotheringham was engaged in the domestic duty of cutting the lawn with a reaping hook. A misjudged stroke…
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On Thursday evening of last week two hawkers named Orlow and Steiger, who reside at Moore Park, Sydney, were drowned near Thompson's, Upper…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Flood. Cloud Burst on the Hastings. Wauchope again deluged. two travellers drowned
A storm cloud, black-crested with a dull yellow beneath, made its presence felt on the Hastings, where torential rain on Thursday week, In the…
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Referring to the drowning fatality at Rollands Plains during the recent flood, the Port Macquarie "News" of Saturday last says:--…
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A press message from Lismore on Monday states: The flood waters have subsided, and the Richmond River dropped from 29ft. 7in. to 16ft. above…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams SYDNEY, Tuesday. a Double Accident
A special train crashed into a motor cycle at Salisbury level crossing, South Australia. George Potter (17) the driver of the cycle was dreadfully…
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At the conclusion of the stock sale on Wednesday Mr. Tom. Ashworth, while assisting to draft cattle, met with a very painful accident to one…
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On Sunday afternoon John Woodcock, a State boy aged 10 years, employed by Mr. P. Connelly, left on his usual round of serving milk to…
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At Monday's meeting of the Manning shire council a letter was read from Mr. J. M. Hooke. solicitor, of Taree, stating that, acting on behalf of Mrs…
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