Bathing Accident. BRISBANE
FIVE young men whilst bathing near Maroocbip Heads (Queensland), on Saturday, were swept into the bar, and could not get hack. Victor…
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Drowning Fatality
Two girls named Jameson were drowned in the Murrumbidgee River near Gundagai last night, and the tfather also lost his life in…
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Two girls, aged 16 and 10, the daughters of a fettler named Jamieson. who resides near Gundagai, were paddling in the Murrumbidgee River on Monday evening, when…
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A HORIBLE fatality occurred at the Ivanhae Mines, Kalgoorlie, on Friday. Charles Hass and a mate, George Hohnes, were working on a rise between the four and five…
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A collision occurred yesterday between two ballast trains on the southcoast line, near Kembla Junction. An engine, some trucks, and the…
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A horrible fatality occurred at the Ivanhoe Mines, Kalgoorlie. Charles Hass and a mate, George Holmes, were…
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Arthur Patterson (Great Yarmouth), writing in the "Field," says:—During the slight mats which prevailed in January a well-filled ditch was frozen over, A party…
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John Krescher, aged 19, and John Brown divel into a lagoon at Rock hampton, Queensland, and both were drowned…
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A MAN named William Davis was driving along the Nimitybelle-road, near Bombala, on Monday, when bis horse bolted and ran into a wire fence, throwing Davis on to the…
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ON Wednesday a young lad named Stacey was turning the handle of some machinery at Mr. A. E. Huttou's establishment, when his left hand became caught in the…
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IN connection with the diamond discoveries in South Africa, and the fabulous wealth which the mines have since produced, the wide region of fiction offers no parallel…
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A prospector named John Smith, aged 66, was almost buried by a fall of earth while working at Yulgilbar, in the Grafton district, sustaining a…
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THE Ven. Archdeacen Gunther was knocked down by a runaway pony at Parramatta on Saturday evening, and Sustained a fracture of the elbow joint,…
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Archdeacon Gunther was knocked down by a runaway pony at Parramatta on Saturday evening and sustained fractures of the elbow joint, besides some nasty bruises and…
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An extraordinary accident occurred to a painter named George Bell (50), who resides at 50 Union-street, Pyrmont early on Saturday morning. A…
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A messenger from Graman, on Sunday evening for medical aid supplied the sad news that Mr. John Cross had met with a serious accident while riding in one of tho paddocks…
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A SAD drowning fatality occurred on Friday afternoon at "Sefton Hall," Marrickville, the residence of Mr. Marcus Clarke. Two little girls Do…
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Two girls sought shelter during a thunderstorm yesterday afternoon in the storm—water channel, at North Sydney, and were swept along the…
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THE s.s. Manly collided with the oil launch Agues, in Sydney Harbor, yesterday. afternoon, and out her in two. Mr. F. T. Henniagn, a laundry proprietor…
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IN the harbour yesterday afternoon a collision took place off Garden Island, between the steamer Manly (which had a large number of passengers on board) and a 30ft, oil…
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