Fatal Accident at Ben- Gelala
On Saturday morning last a lad named James David Senior son of Mr. George Senior, was found dead on the road near the Bengelala butter…
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Accidents at Kiama
The Independent reports two accidents as having happened at Kiama this week. On Monday evening last Wm. Phillips fell from one of…
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On Sunday evening a frightful gun accident occurred at Tomakin by which William Innes, youngest son of Mr. Jno. Innes, of Mullenderee, was so seriously injured that…
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A sad fatal accident occurred at Nowra Hill on Saturday. It appears that early that morning a boy James David Senior, 12½ years of age, left Mr. James Crawford’s…
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A shocking railway accident’ occurred on the South Coast line, near Thirroul station, about 7 o’clock on Monday morning. The 6.30 train…
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A shocking railway accident occurred on the South Coast line, near Thirroul station, about 7 o’clock on Monday morning. The 6.30 train…
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A young man named George Hambridge met with a serious accident at Jervis Bay on Tuesday. He was on the wharf watching a launch from the Royal Arthur come along…
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On April 25, 1873, Dr. Tarrant, of Kiama, on his way from that place to Shoalhaven, was crossing the river in the punt at Numba terry with a buggy…
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At the swimming baths on Sunday morning an accident happened to a young man named Stanley Rodgers, which very nearly proved fatal. While…
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On May 16, 1874, a man named John Irwin, one of the crew of the Shoalhaven pilot service, was drowned at Greenwell Point. He left the…
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On May 16,1874, a man named John Irwin, one of the crew of the Shoalhaven pilot service, was drowned at Greenwell Point. He left the…
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Mr John Mathers, who had charge of one of Mr David Berry's river vessels, fell from a punt at Jasper's Brush wharf on 25th July, 1874, and…
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A PECULLAR f[?]y [?] [?] on Wednesday 14th afternoon. George [?] the head [?]…
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On 29th May 1876, a boy named William George Arthur Gray, son of John Gray, farmer, was drawned in Broughton Creek, below his father's…
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On Saturday morning last an accident happened to the buggy conveying the Nelligon mail on the Ctyde Road, a couple of miles out of Brsidwood, the king bolt…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Old Shoalhaven Days. [Re-written From the “Shoalhaven News.”] No. 31. Death by Drowning
On Boxing Day, 1375, James Davis, aged 13 years, son of George Davis, of Bomaderry, was drowned in the river at Bomaderry. The deceased took a…
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William Andrew Park, aged 22, was accidentally killed at Back Forest on January 8, 1876. He was engaged with several other men discharging…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Old Shoalhaven Days. [“Re-written From the Shoalhaven News”] No. 31. Death by Drowning
On Boxing Day, 1875, James Davis, aged 13 years, son of George Davis, of Bomaderry, was drowned in the river at Bomaderry. The deceased took a…
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William Andrew Park, aged 22, was accidentally killed at B[?]ck Forest on January 8, 1876. He was engaged with several other men discharging…
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On March 2, 1876, Miss Fleming, daughter of Mr Allan Fleming, of May field, was seated in a spring cart which was about to convey some…
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