Boating Fatality at Pambula. MR. W. J. Woods Loses His Life. Pambula
A SAD boating accident happened about 3 o'clock yesterday. A party consisting of Messrs. John Britten (Bega), J. Behi, Joe Walsh, S. Bishop and Will…
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Serious Accident at Cambewarra
Our Cambewarra correspondent writes:— A very serious accident hap pened to a son of Mr. William Soper on Saturday afternoon George the…
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Our Cambewarra correspondent writes :—A very serious accident happened to a son of Mr. William Soper on Saturday afternoon George, the…
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THE inquest conducted by Mr J. H. Martin (Coroner for the district) and a jury of twelve, touching the death of W. J. Woods, was held at the Court Home,…
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WE reprint the following from the "Southern Star":—A sad boating accident happened about 3 o'clock yesterday. A party…
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A telegram on Sunday night from Pambula to the Bega STANDARD says :—Quite a gloom has been east over the town through the filling of a sailing boat in Broad [?] this…
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Outside Dixson's Hotel on Wednesday night at in the usually paceful village of Shellharbor, there then (William Thomas, a white man, and two aborigines…
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Outside Dixons Hotel on Wednesday night last; in the usually peaceful village of Shellharbour; three men (William Thomas, a white man, and two a aborigineso…
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In connection with the disappearance of the fisherman (William Elliott) about three weeks ago, nothing further was found to show what had…
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Mr. John Kennedy, son of Mr. James Kennedy, of Comerong, met with an accident of a serious nature at Nerriga on Wednesday whilst felling timber. A tree…
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IN Sydney an Wednesday last, before Judge [?] and Captains D. Dakin, and H. W[?] ass[?]rs an inquiry was [?] in reference to…
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Whilst Misses Mabel and Mary Monaghan, of Mayfield, were driving in a buggy in Junction-street, Nowra, yesterday rooming the horse took fright and ran the buggy…
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The injuries sustained by Mr. John Kennedy (son of Mr. James Kennedy, of Comerong) through a tree falling upon him at Nerriga, are, it appears, not so serious as…
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Whilst Misses Mabel and Mary Monaghan, of Mayfield, were driving in a buggy in Junction-street, Nowra, yesterday morning the horse took fright and ran the buggy…
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The injuries sustained by Mr. John Kennedy (son of Mr. James Kennedy, of Co[?] through [?]ee [?]lling upo[?] him at Nerriga, are, it appears, not so serious as…
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IN Sydney on Wednesday last, before Judge Backhouse, and Captain D. Dakin, and H Witherspoon, assessors, inquiry was opened in reference to circumstances attending a…
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When turning his omnibus into the station yard at Bomaderry on Wednesday evening to await the arrival of the 9.30 train from Sydney M r. James…
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The steam drogher Alexander Berry, belonging to the Illawarra Steam Navigation Company, was totally wrecked at Point Bass, near…
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The "Alexander Berry," a acre w steamer belonging to the Illawarra Steam Navigation Company, and engaged in the river trade, left Shoalhaven on Sunday morning last, en route…
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The steam drogher Alexander Berry, belonging to the Illawarra Steam Navigation Company, was totally wrecked at Point Bass, near…
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