Accident
Mr. Arthur Campbell, coach-builder, of this town, met with a nasty accident in a very simple manner the other night. Hearing…
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Accidents, 1918
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Fatal Accident
Mr. Ernest Judd, father of Mr. E. E. Judd, was killed by a falling tree near Ada Vale, Parkes, yesterday. He had been a road…
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Miss Ella Fisher, of Braidwood, met with a nasty accident on Sunday afternoon last, which might have had far more serious results…
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On Friday, last Master W. Sullivan, who is employed in Messrs. Nom Chong Bros motor garage in Braidwood, had a…
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During the last few weeks many exciting happenings have taken place to the folks of Wallaroo. No 1 was a runaway by a horse in a sulky owned by Mr. C…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Unluckiest Submarine on Record. In Ill-Starred Craft that Drowned Her Crews
In the entire history of underwater craft there is nothing for with a certain submarine, built by the Southern American States…
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Mr. C. Moses, storekeeper, of Krawarree, met with a severe ac-cident on Saturday morning last. It appears he was riding through…
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Some excitement was caused on Wednesday morning by a cow being run over and killed by the Cooma mail train near Thirlmere…
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On Saturday afternoon last Detective Robertson, from the Criminal Investigation Department, left Araluen on business which…
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When he took his seat at the l.W.W. inquiry on Friday Mr. Justice Street referred to the death of Detective-Sergeant Robertson,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Holiday Accidents. Have You a Pot of Zam-buk Handy
Don't go for your holiday without a pot of Zam-Buk. Cuts, bruises, sprains, etc., are always liable to occur. but with Zam-Buk handy to dress the sore place you are…
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