Accident to Mr. T. Crick
Mr. T. Crick met with a serious accident on Saturday. He was in the paddock attending to some sheep when the horse he was riding became startled…
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Accidents, 1918
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Allied Advance Big German Retreat The Leinster Torpedoed. 500 Drowned. London, Oct. 12
Signs indicate a general retreat on the Mense has commenced. The retreat is orderly and there are not yet any signs of a rout, but the…
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While directing wool loading operations on his Dilladerry property last week, Mr. Geo.. Graham could not resist the temptation to lend…
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At the North Dubbo Convent School one accident was responsible for an other this week. A little boy, son of Mr. Chas Hutchings stopped on a piece…
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Mr. Arthur Samuels, one of the stag of the Dubbo Flour Mill, sustained a bad fracture of his right leg a Tuesday He was driving the mill lorry…
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Quite a gloom was cast over the township of Stuart Town, on Monday last, [?] it became known that Allan [?]orge Meyers, aged six years and nine…
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The District Coroner held an inquiry into the death of the boy, William Arthur Patterson, which took place as the result of a motor car accident on…
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A dreadful fatality occurred at the Gap, near Cumnock, this morning, when two well-known residents of Yeoval, named Messrs. B. Brydin, manager of…
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The inquest on the death of the boy William Arthur Patterson, who met his death on the night of the armistice rejoicing, was concluded on Friday…
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Mr. R. Owner, shunter at the Dubbo railway station, son of Mr. C. Offner, of Gilgnndra, was badly injured on Saturday. He was caught between…
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