A Sulky Accident
Mrs. Mathews, of Bereena, is in the Narromine Hospital, undergoing treatment for injuries received in a sulky accident on Tuesday. With her…
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Accidents, 1915
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Accident at Narromine
While following his occupation Mr. George Maddocks, bricklayer, of Narromine, fell off a scaffolding while putting up a chimney. He was admitted…
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A little chap son of Mr. H. S. Lees, of Dubbo, met with n peculiar accident the other day. He fell on a piece of bamboo, which penetrated the fles of…
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On Tuesday last a boy named William McCarthy, 13 years of ago, and a son of Mr. Daniel McCarthy, of Mumbil, met with a very serious accident…
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On Monday last a daughter or Mr. and Mrs. W. Petterson, aged 10 years, was seriously injured through the accidental firing of her clothing. The…
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Another case of a child being injured by a falling tree, occurred on Friday afternoon last, the victim being a little boy of six years of age the son of Mr…
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Mr. W. Straborn, of "Wait-a-While," had an exciting experience while attempting to negotiate a crossing on the Macquarie. The depth was greater…
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Miss Bryant, of Gipps-street, Dubbo, sustained a severe shaking, the result of a sulky accident yesterday. Accompanied by her mother, she was iv…
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A schoolboy, son of Mr. Josiah England, of Carrington Avenue, was struck by a swinging boat at the merry-goround yesterday. The lad was…
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A girl named [?] May Pettersson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pettrsson, of E[?]ric, at the Dubbo District Hospital last night from burns…
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Master Keith Guest, son of our local teacher, who is spending his mid-winter Vacation at "Alton Park," met with a serious accident. A waggon…
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A man named John Vaughan, an employee of Mr. A. Lloyd, "Woodlawn," Armatree, met with a very painful accident. While cutting wood a heavy…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Narromine Items Soldier Injured
Word was received in Narromine on Tuesday of this week that Sergeant F. Murgha Mack had been slightly wounded at the Dard[?]les. Western…
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Mr. Paul Mence met with a severe accident at Ballimore on Saturday. He is not quite clear as to what happened, but it appears that he was driving a…
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Mr. Arthur Frewin, of the local railway department, sustained a rather painful injury yesterday afternoon. He fell from a railway carriage standing…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Motoring Accident
Mr. Frank Cooper and Mr. Arthur Ferguson were motor-cycling on the Dubbo Show Ground on Wednesday in preparation for the Australia Day…
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A pinched finger causes a child most acute pain at the time, although in simple cases it is quickly forgotten. The best remedy is to hold the finger in a bowl or cup of hot…
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Messrs. N. and Roy McClure, whilst doing their final spin on their motor cycles on the eve of the Gilgandra Austraila Day spurts, touched handle bars…
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Miss Mona Carberry was knocked down by a swinging door of a carriage at the railway station yesterday, and remained insensible for some time. A…
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Every mother knows the frequency with which her children come home with a cut foot, after a bare-foot scamper, and although she may be inclined to scold the child for its…
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