Drowning Fatality [?]Emore Resident's Fate
Elsmore had its holiday sensation in the shape of a drowning case. An old resident of that part, Mr. Thomas Downey, was in the village on…
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Motor Fatality
Sydney, Monday.—A motor car overturned and fell over an embankment near Lillydale, Victoria, two persons being killed, namely, Elsie Wilson (35)…
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Sydney, Monday.—A shocking tragedy occurred at middle Brighton, Victoria, on Saturday night when Joseph Rainsbury, 37, a bookmaker, was shot dead,…
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Sydney, oMnday.—An Avro aeroplane crashed near Cheviot, New Zealand, and the pilot, M. Grout, who was the only occupant, was seriously injured…
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Sydney, Monday.—Two youths hired a boat at Watson's Bay yesterday morning to go fishing. The boat was subsequently found on the rocks at…
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Sydney, Monday.—During the high velocity of wind at Woy Woy yesterday, Thomas William Spencer, aged 3, was blown from the jetty into the…
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Elsmore has its holiday sensation in the shape of a drowning case. An old resident of that part, Mr. Thomas Downey, was…
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Mr. O. J. Penberthy, secretary to the Elsmore Progress Association writes to the Editor:— "At a meeting of the above…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pallamallawa Fire Hotel and Other Buildings Destroyed. Several Persons Injured
About 3 o'clock on Wednesday morning a disastrous fire occurred at the Pioneer Hotel, paullamallawa. The conflagration, it seems, must have…
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A mail named Daniel Clarksson had a narrow escape from serious accident at the old show ground yesterday. He was driving a horse attached to a sulky…
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The creek crossing near Wollun is stated to be in a very bad condition, and lies there mocking the man who would dare to attempt tt in flood time…
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About 3 o'clock on Wednesday morning a disastrous fire occurred at the Pioneer Hotel, Pallamallawa. The conflagration, it seems, must…
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Mr. Lucien Cunningham, M.P. for Gwydi[?], was injured last night. when his motor car, which was being drives by his brother, collided with a tram in…
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On Saturday afternoon the young the Of Mr. and Mrs. W. Webber, of Red Bange, had the misfortune to get his hand caught in a core threshing…
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Miss Doris Schurmacher had a narrow escape from being drowned in the Great Britain dam on Thursday afternoon. She was bathing, with…
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Mr. Frank Bran had the bad luck to [?] his leg with an are while woodcutting. He had to have the wound [?]ched…
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A motor ear collided with an express train at Selwyn, New Zealand. The car was destroyed. The Governor General's carriage had its undergear…
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Mr. Lucien L. Cunningham, M. H. R., was slightly injured on Monday in a collision between a motor-car in which he was riding and a tram. The impact…
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One day last week two babies aged 15 months, named Ethel Darning and Leonard Richard Dietrich, were placed in a wired-in playground on the…
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Mrs. B. Coulton of near Gravesend, was admitted to the Warialda hospital during Xmas week, suffering from a scalded face. It appears Mrs…
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