Railway Accident. Guard Jordan Seriously Injured
A chocking accident occurred on the railway at Kiama yesterday morning to a young man named Robert Jordan, a railway guard employed on the…
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Explosion at Richmond. Three Persons Injured
At about 7.30 last Saturday evening explosion occurred at Woodhill and Co.’s store, Windsor-street, Richmond One of the employees named Thomas…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Old Shoalhaven Days. [Re Written From the “Shoalhaven News.”] No.40. Drowned in Bomaderry Creek
The dead body of Alexander, McKenzie, aged 40, an overseer in the employ of Mr David Berry, was found in Bomaderry Creek on the 3rd…
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Mr Walter Doolan, son at Mr George Doolan, of Bombay, [?] with a painful accident one day last week (reports the Braidwood “Despatch”)…
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A boy named Anderson, aged 6, fell into the river at Moruya on saturday last and was carried by a strong tide up against one of the piles of the…
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ON Tuesday morning last, while shunting operations were being performed at the Kiama Railway Station, a very serious accident happened to Robert Jordon, an…
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On January 17, 1879, the body of an old man named Donald Robertson was brought to the I.S.N. Co’s. wharf Terara, having been found drowned…
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On January 17, 1879, the body of an old man named Donald Robertson was brought to the I.S.N. Co’s whart at Terara, having been found drowned…
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On Saturday evening last, after the arrival of the late train at Bomaderry, the engine and coal tender came down the side line on to the turn-table, and, after…
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Mrs Behan, an old resident of Terara, fell from a buggy the other day and had one of her arms broken. Dr Stoney reduced the fracture, and the patient was subquently…
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The body of Mrs Carmody, wife of Mr William Carmody, who resided near the confluence of the Broughton Creek with the Shoalhaven River, was…
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News replied Braidwood on Thursday afternoon that Mr W. Edwards, formerly a resident of Braidwood, where most of his relations still reside,…
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The body of Mrs Carmady, wife of Mr William Carmody, who resided Dear the confluence of the Broughton Creek with the Shoalhaven River, was…
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News reached Braid wood op Thurs day afternoon that Mr W. Edwards, formerly a resident of Braidwood, where most of his relations still reside,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Old Shoalhaven Days. [Re-written From the “Shoalhaven News.”] No. 50. Fatal Accidents
Two very old and respected residents met with fatal accidents on April 23, 1881. An old man named Jean Host was in the act of getting into a…
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Mr Fred. W. Morison, of Warn Warri, was thrown from his horse in Junction street, Nowra, yesterday afternoon and sustained severe injuries to the head through…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Old Shoalhaven Days. [Re-written From the News “Shoalhaven News.”] No. 50. Fatal Accidents
Two very old and respected residents met with fatal accidents on April 23, 1881. An old man named Jean Host was in the act of getting into a…
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Mr Fred. W. Morrison, of Warri Warri, was thrown from his horse in Junction-street, Nowra, yesterday, afternoon and sustained severe injuries to the head through…
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On Tuesday evening a lad named Parkes met with a serious gun accident at Greenwell Point. He was dragging a loaded gun out of a fishing…
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Mr James Kennedy, foreman shunter, at the Darling Harbor goods station, was walking along a train containing a number of coal waggons on Sunday,…
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