Berry. Drowning Fatality
Whilst attempting to cross Brogher's Creek while in flood, Horace, the only son of Mr. H. Fleming, of Spring Street, Waverley, was drowned on…
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Boy Drowned at Brogher's Creek
On Monday night Mr. Powell was returning from Berry to his home at Brogher's Creek. In attempting to cross the swollen creek the cart…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coroners Inquest Into the Surfing Fatality
The District Coroner (Mr. Reuben King, J.P.) held an inquiry on Friday, December 30 touching the surfing tragedy at Crookhaven Heads. The…
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The District Coroner (Mr. Reuben King, J. P.), held an inquiry on Wednesday at Berry touching the drowning fatality at Brogher's Creek…
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Miss Ivy Jones had a narrow escape from drowning on Sunday last in Nowra Creek at a place which has been used extensively for some years past as…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Crookhaven Heads Fatality. (To the Editor)
Sir,— In the "Shoalhaven News" of date December 31st a report of the inquest of a surfing fatality at Crookhaven Heads is reported. In the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Bad Accident
Mr [Ernest Olton, of Murrayâs Flat near Bega, with a painful accident last Wednesday, white engaged in bringing in bay to his…
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A peculiar accident happened on Sunday, when the well-known boxing promoter, James Sharman, of Temora sustained serious injuries to his eyes…
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Mr. Les Smith, jun. (secretary of T[?]roul Progress Association), of the T[?]roul Kiosk, whilst handling a bottle of lemonade sustained an injury to his…
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A peculiar accident happened on Sunday, when the well-known boxing promoter, James Sharman, of Temora, sustained serious injuries to bis eyes…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Crookhaven Heads Fatality. (To the Editor)
Sir,— The letter from Mr. Arthur. Shipp, published in your last Saturday's issue, calls for some comment. I arranged, for a party of young men…
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Mr. Reuben King, J.P. (District Coroner) on Monday held an inquiry regarding the double drowning fatality at Bundanon on Sunday. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Double Drowning Fatality. Tragic Death of Mr. K. Mackenzie and His Daughter Helen
The sad news of the drowning, on Sunday morning, of Mr. Ken. Mackenzie and his younger daughter Helen came as a great shock to the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Drowning Fatality at Bundanon Father and Daughter. the Inquiry
On Monday last Mr. Reuben King, J.P., (District Coroner) held an inquiry into the doable drowning fatality which accidentally happened at…
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On Wednesday Mr. M. McGill was driving to Nowra when he caught up to Mr. P. Horgan, riding, who got into the vehicle with the Mr. McGill…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Crookhaven Fatality. (To the Editor)
Sir,— Following my letter of last week, I have pleasure in quoting hereunder extracts from a letter I received yesterday from Mr. H. T…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sad Drowning Fatality at Milton. "Milt. Millard is drowned!"
Such was the news of dire calamity that spread with the rapidity that only such news car. through the town late on Sunday afternoon…
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With deep regret we heard of the sad news that came through to Mr. Thos. Fredericks, of Jamboroo, by wire, which stated his brother, Mr. Jno…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Motor Accident Miraculous Escapes
Mr Palmer, manager of the Fisk Jubilee Singers, and two members of his company, Miss Vi James ami Mr Sid Haynes, had a miraculous…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatality. MR. W. H. Cook Killed
A shocking accident, refilling in the death of Mr. W. H. Cook, of " Glendalough," Unanderra, occurred on Thursday afternoon last week, causing…
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