Funeral of Mrs. R. Crawford
In our last issue we referred to the death of Mrs Crawford, wife of Dr R. Crawford, which took place at her residence, "Salopia," Bowral, at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, after a…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
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Death of Lady See
After a long period of suffering, Lady See, wife of the State Premier, Sir John See, passed peacefully away at 11 o'clock on Wednesday morning at her…
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WE deeply regret having to announce the death of Mr. William Alfred Cottee, of Felixstowe, Strathfield, father of Mr. E. A. Cottee, manager of the Mittagong…
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London, March 17.—H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge died this morning, aged 84 years, George William Frederick Charles, Duke of Cambridge, was the [?] of Adolphus…
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Much sorrow is felt for Mr. E. A. Cottee, Manager of the Mittagong branch of the Commercial Bank, in the death of his father, Mr. William Alfred Cottee,…
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Weeks alter death had taken place, the remains of M. Thibaut, a wealthy Pa[?]an recluse, were found in a mummified condition in the bedroom which he had occupied…
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Very general sympathy will, we are sure, be extended to Aid. A. Stephens (Mayor of Bowral) and his family in the double herevement which has of late befallen them. Mr. Stephene has just received…
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It is with regret that we have to chronicle the death of Mr. Robert Viles, an old and esteemed resident of the district, which took place at Moss…
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It is our sad duty to record the death of Miss Eliza Jane Comer, daughter of Mrs. Comer, Senr., of Merrigang street, Bowral, which sad event took place at…
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Wollongong, Thursday.—Patrick Purcell, one of the men who was injured in the explosion at Mount Kembla, died last night. It will be remembered that Purcell was…
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Mr. Frederick Beaumont, an old resident of Mittagong, passed away last Sunday…
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The death took place at Mittagong on Sunday week of Mr. Frederick Beaumont, who had been a resident of the town for some 20 years. The funeral took place…
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It is with feelings of very sincere regret that we have to record in this issue the death of Mr. George Alexander Cruickshank, who passed away very peacefully…
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The death occurred at his residence, Bowral, on Tuesday morning of Mr. George Alexander Cruickshank and through it was known that he had…
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The remains of the late Mr. George Alexander Cruickshank, who died at his residence, "Gwydir," on Tuesday morning last, were taken to Sydney from…
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THE Reaper has indeed been [?] in our midst. Last Saturday, the 9th inst., Mrs. C. R. Loseby, aged 60 years, wife of Mr. [?] R. Loseby…
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The death occurred sudenly in Sydney last Friday of Mr. William Robert Hudspeth, eldest son of Mr. W. Hudspeth, of Mittagong. The…
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The death is reported as having occurred in Sydney on Monday morning of Mr. W. McBaron, fourth son of Mr. James McBaron, of Robertson, and brother of…
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Carcoar, Friday.—A very sad poisoning case is reported from Mandurama, five miles from Carcoar, From the particulars to hand it appears that…
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The citizens of [?]eagong were deeply stirred last week at the sad news of the sudden death of Mr. Wm. R. Hudspeth, the eldest and much…
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