Injured by Windlass
Mr. Jacob Barrett, manager of the Lucknow Alluvial Mine, Lucknow, met with a serious accident on Thursday morning. While four men were on…
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Accidents, 1923
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Motor Accident Near Collie
On Saturday evening (says the Gilgandra gandra "Weekly") when about a mile from Collie on the Gilgandra road, two motor cars collided, as a result…
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Frederick Arthur Moore, while playing in the street, was knocked down sad killed by a cart and horse, owned by Yea War, a Chinese gardener. The…
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Last Sunday afternoon a motor car party, consisting of Messrs. 11. E. Hal- done, E. Puravicini, "Bill" Adams, F. Everett und T. C. (Kennedy, went out to…
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On Saturday night the Paramount Stadium in North Dubbo Was Crowded by boxing enthusiasts, who were anxious to see the much talked of return match…
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Mr. Bruce Wa[?]ace, a clerk attached to the steamshed inspector's office at the Bathurst railway station, was run down by a train, at noon on Tuesday…
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Miss B. Marning, of Wellington, who is spending a holiday with her sister, Mr. O'Brien, of Berridale, had a narrow escape from drowning whilst out…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →From Various Sources Cricket Accidents
The cricket match on Moulder's Flat at Orange on Saturday was responsible for two accidents. Ken Groundwater sustained a nasty smack…
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On Wednesday evening Mr. Harry Howard met with a very nasty scalding accident. He went out into the kitchen at his residence, and not having…
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When an attachment at Wirth's circus was putting up shutters at the tigers' cage on Thursday evening this arm rested on the bars for a few…
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Mr. Geo. Packham contributes the following Interesting letter to the Molong "Express":— I read with considerable interest in…
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Mr. Bruce Wallace, a clerk attached to the steamshed inspector's office at the Bathurst Railway Station, was run down by a train at noon on Monday…
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A sad fatality occurred near Narromine recently, by which a native of the Mo[?]ong district, in the person of Mr. Albert Mil gate, aged 57 years of…
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Mr. E. Chant, who sustained sever bruises and a shock as the result of a fall of 40 feet at the new railway bridge which is being constructed across the…
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On Saturday evening Mr. B. Blowes, accompanied by Mr. C. Curtayne in a side car, had a very narrow escape from death, whilst returning to…
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On Saturday evening last Mr. B. Blowes, of Wellington, accompanied by Mr. C. Curtayne, in a side car, had a very narrow escape…
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Mrs. Blunden, aged 84, was out driving in a sulky at Dripstone on Friday, when the horse shied and she was thrown on to the roadway and…
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On Friday last at about 12.30 p.m. two aeroplanes arrived over the town, having came from Narromine that morning. One was a large passenger…
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Two little boys, Maur[?]co and Arthur McMahon, aged six and eight years, collapsed, while swimming in a dam at Lithgow, and both were…
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Richard Ernest Marchant, a railway icttler was riding a tricycle when he was run down, and frightfully mutilated by an incoming passenger train at…
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