The Late Mr. E. Milne. an Appreciation
Few, men were so well known in the country as Mr. E. Milne, Deputy Chief Railway Commissioner. His contagious patriotic spirit and love…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1917
67 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 4 of 4
Obituary
Another link with the past was severed on Sunday morning last by the death of Mr. A. Hill, of Braidwood. The deceased…
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A very sad death occurred at Nerriga on the 21st inst., when Clement Hollands passed away. He was taken up to Braidwood…
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On Tuesday night last Mr. Patrick O'Heir, senr., passed over to "that other bourne whence no traveller returns." Two or three…
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It came as a shock and unfeigned grief to the community of Queanbeyan yesterday, when the sad intelligence was bade known that the young wife (aged 29) of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Obituary. Mr. John Reid of Ainslie
On Tuesday night last, at his residence, Ainslie, the above well-known old resident of the Queanbeyan district, breathed his last. "Jack Reid," as he was called by…
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The death of Wallace, the greatest thoroughbred sire produced in Australia, is reported from Mr. J. V. Smith's Bundoora stud in Victoria. Wallace was 20…
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