Greek Funeral Bites
One thing sure to shook the tourist is a Greek funeral,' said a recently returned traveller. 'It is a spectacle which most persons. of convention-governed deceney…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
85 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 5
Obituary
Mrs. S. Lockley an old resident of Araluen died in Braidwood Hospital on Sunday last after an illness excluding [?] several weeks. Deceased leaves a large family. The funeral…
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MR. JOHN FARRELL, journalist, critic, and poet, died in the Prince Alfred Hospital last Friday from heart failure, consequent upon an acute attack of Bright's disease. He fell…
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Just before sundown we were called to the funeral of a young man who had fallen from a mango tree a few days previous the injuries sustained proving…
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ON Sunday evening, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Michael McNamara, Canterbury, there passed away one of the old pioneer residents…
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The death is announced of Mr. David Thorburn, at his residence, Jasper’s Brush on Saturday evening. Deceased was one of best known and respected residents of the…
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We regret to have to record the death of Mrs. W.B. Bruce of Araluen which took place at her residence on Wednesday afternoon Deceased lady had been suffering…
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THERE passed away on Wednesday last one of the oldest identities of the district—Mrs. Thomas White, of Duntroon. The deceased lady, who resided for more than 45 years at…
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WE regret to report the death of Mrs A. R. Lomax, nee Miss Minna Alas Wright, daughter of Mr. W. Davis Wright of this town, which took place at the residence of…
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Most remarkable of any funeral cortege ever seen in Paris was the one which followed the remains of Baron Arthur de Rothschild to the grave. Boulevardiers in the gay…
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A very old resident of the district in the person of Mrs. James McGrath passed away on Wednesday last at her residence, Colombo. She had been a suffering from ill-health for some time. She was 78…
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A HIGHLY respected and very old resident of this district, in the person of Mr. Richard Curran, of Williamsdale, passed away on Wednesday morning. Mr. Curran endured…
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It becomes very painful duty to record the death, yesterday afternoon, of our highly -esteemed and very much regretted townsman, Mr. C.A. Bayly…
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On Saturday forenoon a large and sympathetic gathering of residents from all parts of the district assembled to testify their esteem and respect for our late…
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ON Wednesday morning news was received in town of the demise of an old and highly respected resident in the person of Mr. Richard James Harris, which took place at…
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This death took place at Richmond on Saturday morning of the Right Rev. J. S. Main, Moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly, and one of its most distinguished…
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Mr. H. Owen, a well known resident of [?] yesterday morning, at the age of 64 years. [?] been resident in that part of the district for…
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The inquest concerning the death of Mr. Walter Lindsay Thompson, who died at his office from the effects of a revolver shot wound on the 11th inst., was concluded on Tuesday. The coroner, in…
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THE many friends of Mrs. George Phillips, of Uriarra, who was the wife of the unfortunate victim of the accidental shooting fatality at Uriarra on the 2nd August, 1902, will…
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