Death of Mrs. Robinson
IT is with feelings of sincere sympathy to Mr. A. B. Robinson, timber merchant, of Bowral, and his brothers and sisters, that we in, this issue record the deathof their mother, Mrs.,…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1899
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Death of Mrs. A. Neich
ON Friday, 21st July Mrs. Augustus Neich (affectionately referred to by some of our district residents as "The mother of Granville" breathed her. last at her daughter's residence, Ashfield, after an,…
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THE Goulburn Herald records the death of Mrs. Matilda Oarey, which event took place at her daughter's residence (Mrs. P. Byrne of Warra Willa, Collector), on Sunday evening, August 20th, at the ripe age…
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IT is our painful duty in this issue to record the death of Mr. Solomen Bartlett, who passed away at his residence, Kilworthy, Queen st., Eshfield, on Saturday, 18th install', at the age of 74 years. Mrs…
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Mr. David Wilson, the father of the Victorian butter export trade, died on Friday last. Mr. Wilson was the first Government expert who stood for…
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MR.GRORGR CIIAPRONITTE aged 88 and a resident of Berrimo for 66 years died on Sunday. D.ceised was in the employment of the late Mr. W. Cordeaux of Beudoeley, for 30 years but has been living with…
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Our Berrima correspondent acquaints us with tho death of one of the oldest residents of the district, in the person of Mr. G. O. Chaproniere,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Mr. Chaproniere. (To the Editor, Bowral Free Press.)
SIR,—With regard to the report of the death of my la e father, Mr. George Chaproniero.which appeared in your paper on Wednesday last, I wish to correct an error therein, viz., that the notoricus murderer…
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IT is our sad duty to record in this issue the death of Mr. E. Walker, which took place at his residence at a quarter to four on Wednesday afternoon last. Deceased was a first-class warder in the Berrima…
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The funeral took place yesterday (Tuesday)morning in the Presbyterian portion of the General Cemetery. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. G. A. Gordon. Before leaving…
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It is with [?] regret that we have to announce the death of Mrs. Beer, wife of Mr. Eli Beer, “Mt. Gibraltar,” Mittagong, which took place at 7.15 on Wednesday…
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It is our painful duty to record the death of an old and highly-respected resident, of this district, in the [?] of Mrs. Gr[?] wife of Mr. J. Grice, J.P., of [?] Vale,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bowral Free Press Saturday, October 14, 1899. Death of Mrs. E. Beer
AT a quarter to seven on Wednesday evening there passed away from this district one whose name will be held in the deepest respect for many years to come by all who venerate consistency of life and true force…
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FROM the Evening News of Friday, Oct. 13, 1899, we take the following interesting references to the late Mrs. E. Beer:— Mrs. Beer, wife of Mr. Eli Beer, died at her…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Mr. John Jenkins. Came to Berrima 63 Years Ago
WE notice that Mr. John Jenkins, of Nangus, near Gundagai, whose death at Narrandera, at the age of 80, was reported in the Daily Telegraph of the 17th inst., was one of the pioneers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transvaal War. Foreign Complications Feared. Death of Major General Symons
The possibility of foreign complications is occasioning some anxiety in England. There are signs that the Imperial…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Judge Coffey
Judge Coffey died at 3 a.m. this morning. Re[?] in pace…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mother. a tribute of affection to the late Mrs. C. Beer
CAN we spare you, dearest mother? You have been our guide in life; You have piloted our vessel In the calm and in the strife:…
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The news of the death of his Honor Judge Coffey was received in this district with expressions of genuine regret and feelings of sincere sorrow…
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