A Serious Accident
Mr. S. J. Taylor, as a result of his fall in the flag race at Goonamble Show, sustained a double fracture of the ankle bone. He was at first under treatment…
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Accidents, 1915
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An Injured Eye
Mr. R. A. Moore, junr., of "Pinedale," Dubbo, who was recently kicked under the eye by a foal, splintering the occipital and temporal bones, is getting…
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A broken collarbone his whole system trembling with shock, his buggy smashed and his pair of horses seriously injured—this is the summary of Mr. A…
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A had smash occurred in the Hurdle Race at Victoria Park on Wednesday. Waugoola, laloch and Royal Smoke fell. The two former escaped injury,…
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One man is share in a war of the magnitude of the present conflict should be enough excitement to last the ordinary individual a life time…
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Mr. Ernic Harding's little infant met with a nasty accident on Tuesday last. The little one was playing with u bridle bit, when it sustained a…
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Frank, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith, met with rather a painful accident in town on Wednesday. He was playing in the yard…
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Mr. Walter Petteford, one of the staff of the Municipal pumping station, met with an accident yesterday while riding his motor cycle. The steering…
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Mr. W. Rees met with a very painful accident at Parkes. He was busy helping to load flinders on to one of the lorries, when he was knocked down,…
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Mr. Dave McAlary, while going to Warren from "Drungalear," had a nasty fall from a motor cycle. He was travelling at a good pace, and near…
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Mr. Howard Lacy, employed by Mr. J. E. Dalgleish, of "Ellerslie," Warren district, lowered a loaded pea-rifle from a vehicle to the ground, and the…
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An accident which might easily have been attended with more serious results befel Mrs. Mawhy, of Wongorbon, last week. With a little girl she…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Football Accident
During the football match on Saturday laid, the star of Surry Hills' team, Malone sustained an injury in a very simple manner . In attempting to take…
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On Wednesday last Howard Lacy, who was employed by Mr. J. E. Dalgleish, of Ellerslie, in the Warren district, was the victim of an accident…
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Mr. J. Bates was drawing sand from the locality of the gravel pits on Wednesday when a fine horse got his back badly injured through the wheel…
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It is reported that two German submarines arrived at Libau severely damaged…
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Mr. H. Holmes, son of Mr. H. E. Holmes, of Brocklehurst, met with a painful accident last evening, which might easily, have been attended with…
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A fox shooting expedition at Cumnock on Sunday had a shocking end. Miss Vera Bloomfield, aged 19 years, was accidentally killed by the…
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Roy Mackie, aged 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mackie, of Anson street, Orange, accidentally shot himself with a revolver on Sunday. He died almost…
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Miss Vera Bloomfeild (18), daughter of Mr. A. Bloomfield, of Eurimbia, Cumnock, was accidentally killed on Sunday by the explosion of a gun. Her…
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