Obituary
Mr. William Gordon of the well-known contracting firm, Joyce and Gordon, died in Dubbo on Tuesday, from an affection of the heart, from which he had suffered…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1905
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Death of Mr. W. Gordon. Member of an old Dubbo Firm
MR. WILLIAM GORDON, member of the firm of Joyce and Gordon, road contractors, etc., died at his residence, Newtown, on Monday last. Mr. Gordon had been a resident of Dubbo…
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The death occurred on Friday, at Stuart Town, of Mrs. Martin, an old age pensioner. The deceased was found dead in a tent. The coroner…
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It is with profound regret that the news of the death of poor "Jack" Moore was received here (writes our Murrumbidgerie correspondent.) Mr. Moors, a tailor by…
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With regret we have to record the death of a very old and esteemed resident of the district in the person of Mr. John Douglas senior, of Ponto…
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Many Wellington people will remember Mr. Hugh Parry, who practised here as a dentist for some time till about five years ago, and they will…
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The death occurred at Lower Muckerawa early yesterday morning of James Noble, aged 27 years, the cause of death being pneumonia following on…
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Colonel Hay, American Secretary for State and a distinguished figure in American politics, is dead, his decease being a sudden one…
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Henry Baylis, formerly a Police Magistrate, has been run over and killed by a train at Homebush…
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MR. HENRY BAYLIS, formerly a police magistrate in Riverina, was knocked down by a train at Homebush, Sydney, on Wednesday, and died shortly afterwards. Being of…
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Mr H. T. Craven, veteran actor mid dramatist, died at hla London residence on 13th April. Born in London in 1821, Mr Craven…
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Sir T. W. Russell, of the well known engineering firm of Sydney, who am[?] a great fortune, and recently donated £100,000 to the Sydney University to found…
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We regard to have to report the death of a very old district resident in the person of Mrs Macdonald, relict of the late Peter Macdonaid, of Breslong,…
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One of the best known horses in this State was the clever little stallion Commodore. For 25 years be has travelled with Fitzgerald's circus, and was also…
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The sad news was received in Bourke on Saturday last (says the "Banner") that Mr A. D. Kerrigan had passed away early that morning…
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Mr William O'Doherty (writes the "Daily News" on May 19th), the Nationalist member for North Donegal, was taken ill at the House of Commons, and…
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Mr. Henry Baylis, who met his death last week, through being knocked down by a train near Homebush Station, played a conspicuous part in connection…
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We very much regret to have to report the death of Mrs. Reidy, wife of Air Thomas Reidy, Jr., which sad event took place this morning. For…
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Mr. Richard Curry died very suddenly at the Grand Hotel (of which his son, Mr. P. J. Curry, is the licensee) last night. The old gentleman was…
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The death occurred at Micketymulga yesterday morning of Mr. Daniel Kennedy, aged 76 years. Deceased was in town on Saturday and left for home…
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