Motor Accidents
On Sunday morning last a motor car accident happened on Pooley's Hill, whereby a tourist had a Very narrow escape of being killed. As it…
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Motor Accidents. Two Men Seriously Injures in One Accident, Whilst Another Man Had An Ear Almost Severed In Another Smash. Another Instance Showing the Necessity for a Motor Ambulance
On Sunday last forenoon a motor car overturned at the top of Pooley's Hill, Nowra, landing in Moore's paddock, resulting in the driver, Mr. Ray…
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It is presumed that whilst fishing from the rocks at the Commissioners quarry. Bombo on Saturday afternoon O. Bartlett was swept into the…
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On Wednesday evening which turning his car in Terralong Street Kiama, near Dr. Fresherâs residence. Mr Patrick Murphy, of…
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A Very nasty motor accident occurred on the Nowra road last week and, It appears that while driving along the road a car from…
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With an arm turn by shot, walking two miles, then driving his car some eight or nine miles to hospital, Mr. W. Sulway,…
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On Tuesday Mr. G. Smith, â Kiama, while working at a saw bench at Hay Siding sawmill, near Berry, had the misfortune to get his hand…
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At an inquest held at Kiama on Wednesday on a human jaw and cheekbone found at Bombo, examination proved that they were those…
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Whilst working at [?] Quarry, Minnamurra William Ralph met with an accident which has ended fatally…
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Mr. A. Piercy, of Kiama, was rather lucky not to meet with a serious accident on Sunday. Whilst driving from a side street into the…
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While out on Saturday instructing a buyer in the art of driving a car, Mr. A. W. Barnes, the well-known garage proprietor, had the bad luck…
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Mr. A. W. Barnes Barnes' Gar[?]ge had the misfortune to have one of if arms badly fractured, on Saturday morning last, through a car overturnin[?]…
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A collision between a car and a sulky occurred on the corner at Broughton Mill Creek Bridge yesterday (Thursday). Mr. Bruce…
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There is much difficulty in undressing a patient after a serious accident. Extreme care must be taken to give the injured person as little…
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A motor accident occurred on the Nowra Rood at Newingâs Culvert on Tuesday evening about two miles this side of Jaspers Brush…
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A meeting of the Berry Football Club was held at Mr. R. Kingâs saloon last Thursday. The balance sheet was presented, showing a…
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Whilst out shooting rabbit with his brother Max Brute Alexander ( 9 yearâs of age), received a gunshot wound in the left breast. He…
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George Silver, 21 years of age, formerly a State boy, lies in Coledale Cottage Hospital with the thumb and first two fingers blown off his left…
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Councillor James Ryan met with a serious accident on Tathra road yesterday. He was motoring alone to inspect the punt at the mouth of the…
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Mr. C. Rauch met with a nasty accident on Tuesday afternoon last when he had his right hand severely crushed and fingers broken through having it…
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