Death of a Young and Popular Townsman. the Passing of Mr. Arthur O'connor
Our residents are just now mounting the lose of one of their most popular and highly esteemed citizens in the person of Mr. Arthur Henry…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1914
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Death of an ex-Inverellite
The death occurred in Sydney on Friday night of Mr. W. H. Speechley, an[?]while resident of this district. The late Mr. Speechley took up land…
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Mr. J. A. Arthur, Minister for External Affairs, who was reported from Melbourne on Tuesday to be sinking fast, and being kept alive with…
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Abraham Laffe, 47 years of age, died at the hospital on Sunday night. He had been subject to asthma for many years and latterly developed dropsy…
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Another of the old inhabitants of Inverell has gone to that bourne from which no traveller returns. We refer to Mr. Patrick Purcell who died at…
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T. C. K. M'Kell, Stipendiary Magistrate at Newcastle, died at a Private Hospital in Sydney this morning, aged 65…
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At the P.P. Board meeting on Saturday, Mr. A. P. C. Rogerson remarked that since their last meeting their secretary. Mr. Arthur O'Connor…
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At White Swamp on Sunday afternoon, the grim reaper Death called at the house of one of the earliest residents of the district, and summoned…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins, of Bundarra-road, had the misfortune to lose their seven months old baby boy, John Anthony, on Sunday last. The…
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The death occurred in the local district hospital on sunday of an old and highly respected pioneer of this district in the person of Mr. John…
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It is our regretful duty to have to chronicle the demise of Mr.. James Andrew St. Clair, one of New England's best known and most esteemed…
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