Obituary
The friends of Mr. Charles Miller, of Suntop, will regret to learn of the death of his son Charles, which took place in Wellington on Friday…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1909
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Obituary. Mr. W. H. Blackburn
The friends of Mr. W. H. Blackburn, of Arthurville, will regret to learn of his death, which took place at Bulli on Saturday. The deceased who has…
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In our last issue, we briefly announced the death of Mr. J. H. McEwen. Refering to the sad event the Western “Post” says .—When leaving Leura last Saturday…
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Mr. James Chant, a well-known resident of Shaft Creek, died suddenly at Dabbo on Thursday night, the cause of death being fatty degeneration of the heart and syncope…
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The death occurred in a Sydney private hospital on Friday of Mr. Henry Etherington, a well-known resident of Wellington of some years…
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Edwin Blackmore, formerly Chief Clerk of the Federal Parliament, is dead, aged 71…
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We (WESTERN DAILY ADVOCATE) have the sorrowful duty cast upon us of noting the decease of Mr. Bertram J, Lee, third son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lee, of Larras…
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The death is announced at Adelaide of Mr. Elwin Gordon Blackmore, C. M. G., formerly Clerk of the Federal Parliament, at the age of 71…
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THE Grim Reaper has removed from our midst one of the most respected of our early settlers, in the person of Mr. J. Strang, of 'Almond Bink,' Armatree. Death took place on…
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Mr. C. Hannell, one of the oldest sportsmen in the Newcastle district, died suddenly on Thursday night. He was taken ill in a cab while on his way…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Mr. S. J. Tink's "[?]Len."
We regret to have to chronicle the loss by death of Mr. S. J. Tink's well-known hunter "Glen." He had the misfortune to receive an injury to his loins by falling over a [?]reek…
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The many friends of Henry H. Tremain, of Neurea, son of Mr. W. Tremain, will regret to learn of his death, which took place at his residence on…
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John Mean, one of the plague patients, died last night…
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We have to record the death of still another classically bred horse in this district. Not so long ago Strathroy had to be destroyed on Fort Bourke, and just recently…
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The body of Mr. Norman John Gough, lately lecturer in French at the University of Sydney, was found on Tuesday evening on the bank of the Lane Cove River, near Stony Creek. He…
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AN inquest was hold at the Court House on Tuesday afternoon, before the Coroner, Mr. .W. Burton Smith P. M. into the circumstance attending the death of Charles…
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We regret to have to record the death of Mrs. Hannelly, wife of Mr. M. Hannelly, the well-known Euchareena pastoralist. Deceased, who was 60…
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Mrs. Molyneux Parkes, president of the Women's Liberal League, died suddenly at her residence, Neutral Bay, yesterday afternoon…
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A cable was received yesterday announcing the death of Mr. J. H. Geddes from the after effects of an operation for appendicitis. Deceased, who was 35 years of age, was…
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The death occurred at Bodangora on Friday of Mr. John M'Govern, who has resided there for the past seven or eight years. The deceased,…
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