Fatal Accident
Master George Alfred See, aged 15 years, son of Mr. George See, of Dolroy, was fatally injured in a driving accident on the Narromine-road on…
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Accidents, 1921
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Football Accident
Master Jack Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dawson, of the Club House Hotel, Gourie, sustained injuries to his knee while playing football on…
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Mr. Andrew Bailey, of Montrose, Mogriguy, was driving his two children Daisy and Emily to Enmungeric to attend a confirmation service Six…
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While playing football at Peak Hill against the Parkes Ramblers young Perrin sustained a compound fracture of one arm. On Sunday last a benefit…
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About three years ago there were about half a down somewhat serious casualties in a football match on the Dubbo Sports Ground. Since then the…
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An unusual accident occurred at Barcaldine. A man named Brown and his son were engaged in filling a 30,000 gallon tank, when the side suddenly…
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Mrs. Porter and her niece, Nurse Hilyard, met with an accident while driving along tho Obley-road. They were out collecting in connection with the…
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An unusual accident occurred at Barcaldine. A man named Brown and his son were engaged in filling a 30,000 gallon tank, when the side suddenly…
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The Secretary Farmers and Graziers' Co-ou., Co. writes:— "Most of the shareholders and constituents of the Farmers and Graziers'…
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Patrick Caffery and Celie Watts were killed, and Minnie Caffery critic[?]lly injured as the result of a motor car overturning near Nowra. Caffery…
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The Secretary, Farmers and Graziers' Co-op. Co., writes:—"Most of the shareholders and constituents of the Farmers and Graziers…
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Word was received this morning that Mr. Knoblanche, who is in charge of the Government boring plant at Gilgandra, met with a serious accident…
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The Gilgandra "Weekly" publishes the following particulars in connection with the accident which befell Mr. Ernest Knoblanches of Wellington: He was…
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At the inquest on the body of Charles Read, of Orange, who was drowned in the Marthaguy Creek, near Carinda, during the recent floods,…
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A Reuter Vancouver message states the Surgeon finds that the compound fracture to Carpentier's right thumb and sprains to his hand was sufficient…
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Mr. Hilton Reidy, a well-known western resident, passed away in Orange hospital on Monday morning, aged 30 years. The circumstances…
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In a very rough game of football at Narromine on Sunday between the local players and the Royals, of Dubbo, Bede Rea, one of the Royals, was kicked on…
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While the ferryman at Loganholme ferry, near Beenleigh, Queensland, was transporting three passengers across the flooded Logan River the boat struck the…
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The Montreal Superior Court has ordered a 70-year-old defendant to pay £30 damages to a 55-year-old widow for breach of promise. The widow…
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A peculiar fatality occurred at Orange, when a well-known western identity, Hilton Reidy, met his death. Reidy's health was not satisfactory for…
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