Death of Mrs. H. M. Luscombe. a Well Known and Respected Resident
Quite a gloom was cast over the town on Saturday evening last when i become known that Mrs. Helen McDougall Luscombe had passed…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1921
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Obituary
Another of the well-known und respected residents of the district has passed away in the person of Mrs Eliza Lavender, relict of the late Mr. William…
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The death took place at the local hospital this morning of a well-known and highly respected resident of Stuart Town in the person of Mr. Arthur Staines…
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After lingering from Thursday night until yesterday the victim of the assault at Yeoval died at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. From the very first…
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On Friday afternoon last the police in Dubbo were Active. Mounted on bicycles Sergeant Allen and Constable Willis moved quickly about town,…
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Death has claimed yet another of our old and respected residents in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoskins, which sad event took place at her…
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The passing away of Mr. Arthur Stain, J.P., of Stuart Town, in the Wellington District Hospital on Monday morning, l4th instant, removes one…
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A and death took place at a private , hospital at Dubbo on Sunday last, when Mrs. Bertha Mary Carolan, wife of Mr. Edward J. Carolan, of Talbragar, passed…
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Mr. John Polkinghorne, who died rather suddenly at Nyngan last week, was one of the best known men of the west. For a considerable time he was…
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At an early hour on Monday morning last there passed away in the Wellington District Hospital a very old and highly respected resident of Hargraves,…
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The death took place at his residence near the Macquarie Bridge early yesterday morning of Chun On, a well-known Chinese resident, the cause of death…
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Mr. James Nelson, of Narromine, a partner in the firm of Keirath and Nelson, general storekeepers, of Narromine, died somewhat suddenly on Sunday…
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The whole of the west is mourning with the relatives on account of the untimely death of Mrs. Marion Claire O'Brien, wife of Mr. J. S. O'Brien,…
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On Friday morning last Mrs. Janet Susan Fraser (wife of Mr. Donald Fraser) of East Toorale passed away at the local hospital. The deceased…
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The death took place at the residence of his son, Mr. Thomas Hutchinson at North Wellington, yesterday afternoon, of Mr. Joseph Hutchinson, a very old…
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Mrs. Furney, wife of Mr. Ben Furney, senr., of Banglegumbie, died in Sydney, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs E. Bond, Bourke-street, on Wednesday…
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Mrs. Garling, wife of Mr. E. H. Garling, of Gilgandra, died during the week at her residence, Eastwood, Sydney. Deceased, who was 38 years of…
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Word was received in Wellington on Tuesday of the death at Lithgow, of Mr. George Steward, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. George Steward, of Lord's…
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Mr. A. E. McLeod, of Miowera, sustained a loss by the death of the well-known and successful sire, Sir Robert (imp.), as the result of injuries, Sir…
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Mr. A. E. McLeod, of Miowera, sustained a less by the death of the well-known and successful site, sir Robert (imp.), as the result of injuries. Sir…
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