Death of John Storay. Splendid Political Record. From Boilermakerto Pbrmsier
By no means unexpected the death of Mr. John Storey, Premier of New South Wales, occurred on Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. It was well known that…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1921
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Death of Mrs. Byrne
On Tuesday last at 9 a.m, the death occurred, at Dubbo, of Mrs. Edith Charlotte Byrne, wife of Mr, Gordon Byrne, of Youngerina. Deceased had…
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The Premier, Mr. John Storey, died to-day. Sydney, Friday. Paddington ratepayers carried a…
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Further particulars of the death of Mr. Frank Johnson, which was briefly referred to in our last issue, go to show that his death was in a sense very…
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Mr. George Morton, aged 67 years, died at his residence, Fitsroy-street, Dubbo, on Saturday morning. He hill been in failing health for twelve…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Captai[?] Millard, M.L.A. an Honorable, Generous and Large Hearted Man
The death occurred in Sydney on Saturday, of Captain William Millard, on[?] of the three representatives for Goulburn in the N.S.W. Parliament. He…
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The death took place at her residence at Geurie on Tuesday evening last of Mrs Eva Frampton, the wife of Mr. Wm. Frampton, at the early age of 32…
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There are thousands of people in this district who remember a bright happy girl, who was universally popular in Dubbo. This was Miss Dye, eldest…
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Mrs. Margaret Jane Ca[?]neen, wife of Mr. John Cu[?]neen, of Ballimore, died in the Dubbo District Hospital on Saturday night, at the ago of 33 years. The…
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The dea[?] place on Tuesday last at his residence at Stuart Town of a very well-known and highly respected resident in the person of Mr. William…
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Mrs. Bell, wife of Mr. Jas. Bell, of Dubbo, was called to Deniliquin this week on account of a very serious illness which had seized her aged father,…
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The death took places on Wednesday morning at his residence, Marshall-street, Cobar, of a well-known and respected resident of the district…
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The hand of death has removed another well-known resident of Wellington and district, in the person of Mr Alexander (Sandy) McLeod, aged 67 years…
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The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cronin, of Dripstone, passed away on Saturday, at the age of nine days. The remains were interred in the…
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Mr. Lewis George Taylor died in the Dubbo District Hospital after a long ill[?]s, on Monday, at the age of 8½ years. Deceased was a native of…
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The following particulars arc taken from an Adelaide paper concerning the death of the late A. H. Fearon, who was manager at the Dubbo branch of…
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The death occurred during the week of Mr. A. H. Fearon, who was for 18 years manager of the Dubbo branch of the Bank of New South Wales. He…
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The sad news was received in Dubbo yesterday that Mrs. Gray, wife of Mr. II. Gray. Manager of Waverley Dowas, had died in the Wilennia Hospital…
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The death took place on Saturday afternoon, under very sad circumstances, of a highly respected resident of the district, namely, Mr. Charles Henry…
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Mr. Aubrey Francis Hungerford, of Sydney, died at the residence of his brother-in-law, Dr. Burkitt, on Sunday last, at the age of 43 years, The…
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