Fatal Accident On Highway Inquest Into Motor Cyclist's Death
At the Taree Courthouse on Friday, the District Coroner (Mr. R. S. Hawkins) conducted an inquest into the circumstances surrounding the…
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Truck Capsizes Accident Near Kramrach
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. L.L. Stone, who is employed by Mr. E.A. Blandley, of the Advan Tyre Service, Taree, was driving a new Pord utility…
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A shocking accident occurred about four o'clock on Tuesday evening, when a canoe containing a youth capsized in Forth-street, with the…
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The drowning of John Phillip Richardson serves as a warning to those who neglect the opportunity, constantly available, to learn to swim…
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Eight people were hurt when great waves battered ferries attempting to cross Sydney Harbor this morning, when torrential rain, which began at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Railway Accident Goods Engine and Tender Derailed Fireman Killed And driver Injured
Owing to very heavy rain, about five inches falling in a storm, a pier of a concrete culvert on the North Coast railway line about…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Accidental Stock Poisoning and the Antidotes
Extracted from the "New Zealand Journal of Agriculture," this article by D. H. Le Souef contains much information concerning the accidental…
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About four miles on the Mungay Creek road on Tuesday evening, near six o'clock, a V-8 truck driven by Mr. A. Latter, of Kempsey, came into…
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Five persons, members of the Scott family, of Mungay Creek, suffered injuries on Tuesday night when a motor lorry and a utility truck met in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Redfern Fatality Man Arrested at Taree
Two detectives who went from Sydney to Taree on Wednesday to investigate the death at Redfern on Monday of Robert Bell, 64, an old-age…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local and General Timber Worker Injured
Whilst cutting timber at Grassy Head early on Monday, Mr. James Jones, of Stuart's Point, suffered an incised wound to the right leg. He…
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New method of police motor-cycle patrol of arterial highways to reduce death and injury from traffic accident has been proposed to the Premier…
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When a car in which she was a passenger collided with a telegraph pole at Ghinni Ghinni, On Monday Mrs. E. Latter, of west Wallsend…
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About 8 p.m. on Monday evening Constable Olney, of Bellbrook, found a bicycle lying on the roadside at Kilmore's Cutting, about six miles…
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In Kempsey Petty Sesions on Wednesday, before Mr. J. P. Byrne, PM, Henry Frederick Northwood, 31, acting fireman, was charged with three…
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Two cars collided practically head-on in Church Street, at the intersection with Denison Street on Saturday. No one was injured but considerable…
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Mr. Alfred Barnes, a well-known resident of the Upper Manning, was drowned at No. 2 River, near Nowendoc, on Saturday. He had…
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On Saturday last it was reported to the police that the body of a man was floating in the Rowley Rive at Number One, near Mt. George, and late in…
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On Friday last a car containing a party of people who had been holidaying at Forster, left the roadside at Avalon, and collided with a tree. Bruce…
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On Friday, after visiting forster and whilst returning from their holiday, a serious accident befel a car party near Avalon (between Nabiac…
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