Obituary
IT it with feelings of deep regret we are called upon this week to chronicle the death of a very old and respected resident of the town, in the person of Mrs. Mary McKune,…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1907
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Obituary. Mrs. Schneider, Senr
It is with regret that we record the passing away of another of the early pioneers of the Wallamba district, in the person of Mrs. SCHNEIDER, senr., of Firefly Creek, near Krambach, who died on…
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SINCE our last issue the Grim Reaper has been in our midst, and taken from amongst as one of the oldest residents in our district, in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, at…
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Many strange Indian tribes live a round Hudson Hay. The Greek and Nascopple Indians are among these tribes who have a peculiar custom in…
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IT is with feelings of deep regret that we have to chronicle this week the death of Mr. John Kennedy, which occurred at the Pilot Station early on Saturday morning last the…
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The sad death of Mr. J. W. Hodgins, Post and Telegraph Master of Wingham, which occurred on Monday last, was received with feelings of regret all over the…
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ALTHOUGH not altogether unexpected, the Daws of the death of Mr. J. W, HODGINS, post and telegraph master at Wingham--which had event occurred at his residence at 5 o'clock on Monday afternoon last…
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This week again the Grim Reaper has been in our midst, and taken from amongst us resident in the prime of life, in the person of Mrs. William Booth, third daughter…
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The sad death of Mr. J. W. Hodgins, Post and Telegraph Master of Wingham, which occurred on Monday last, caused a feeling of regret all over…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Millionaire's Funeral. Philanthropic Banker. He Led the "Simple Life."
Mr. Francis Alexander Hamilton, aged 92, a millionaire banker, was buried at St Marylebone Cemetery, Finchley, on February 7th. The officiating clergy were…
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On Saturday week, Mr. John Brown's fine blood stallion Sir Foote, which has taken champion prize at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show in…
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ANOTHER old and highly-esteemed resident of the district passed away on Thursday last, in the person of Mrs. BENSTEAD STAPLES, which sad event occurred at the residence…
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On Saturday morning last another of the old and respected residents passed away at Kimbriki in the person of Mr. Hugh Murray. Deceased had…
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DEATH has again claimed an old and highly-respected pioneer of the district, in the person of Mr. H. MURRAY, of Kimbriki, who passed away on Saturday last, at the residence of his son-in-law at…
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Death (says the "Manning Times") has again claimed an old and highly respected pioneer of the district, in the person of Mr. H. Murray, of Kimbriki,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of "Ian Maclaran." Effects of Blood Poisoning
The death is announced of Rev. Dr. John Watson ("Ian Maclaran"), the well-known author and retired Presbyterian minister, at the age of 57. He…
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ONCE more it is our painful duty to chronicle the demise of an old and highly respected pioneer resident, in the person of Mr. CHARLES FULLJAMES, of Oxley Island,…
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The "pale horseman "has been has among the residents of the Manning during the last few days, and we have to regretfully chronicle the decease of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →In Memoriam Service. the Late Mr. W. WHATSON
On Sunday, morning last the Rev. F. W. Hynes conducted an in memoriam service at Jones' Island touching the death of Mr. W. Whatson. There was a large congregation present. The choir sang most…
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