Accidents
The following casualties have been attended to by the house Burgeon at Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, since Wednesday: Herbert Newland, 4, Annandale-street,…
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The Mining Accident at Broken Hilo
BROKEN Hill, Wednesday.— The body of Alfred Jones, one of the two victims of the accident at the Proprietary mine yesterday, was discovered by the rescue party about 11 this morning, but it…
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The party engaged in searching for the body of Robert Richardson at the Proprietary Mine resumed work this morning, having been knocked off the previous evening in consequeuce of the indications of a…
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Frederick Konnacke, a master butcher, carrying on business at 93 Queen-street, Woollahra, was driving his cart across Pyrmont Bridge this morning, when the horse…
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CAPTAIN'S FLAT, Friday. -- During a violent wind-storm to-day, an iron cage was blown from the top of the poppet heads down the main shaft at the Kohinoor mine. In its…
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On Saturday afternoon an accident occurred at the Rookwood railway station, which resulted in a lad named Pile—a resident of Rookwood—…
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BROKEN HILL, January10— Yesterday a very sad accident happened in the Proprietary Mine, which, it is feared, will terminate in the death of two of the men. For some considerable time…
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To the non-legal mind the term 'accident' would appear to be easily defined, but the late Lord Chief Justice Cockburn thought not, and on several occasions insurance To the non-legal mind the term 'accident' would appear to be easily defined, but the [?] Lord Chief Justice Cockburn thought not, and on several occasions insurance…
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[?]Holmes, of the water [?]Mr. W. T. Pinhey, J.P., [?]roner, this afternoon that [?]the body of George Baxter…
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Senior-constable Manion, of the Water Police, on Saturday morning discovered the body of a man named George Baxter, a gardener, floating in Neutral Bay. He removed…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—Two narrow escapes from drowning were reported yesterday. Mr. W. Schultz, a school teacher, of Sydney, was carried out to sea by the backwater, near the hospital…
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NEWCASTLE, Sunday.--Mr. William Schultz, aged 37, teacher at the public school, Parramatta, had a narrow escape from drowning while bathing on the beach…
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The following accidents were attended to at Prince Alfred Hospital on Saturday : James Walker, living in Church-street, Croydon, was walking across a paddock when he…
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AUCKLAND. Monday.— At a race meeting at Horarata, near Christchurch, on Saturday, the horse My Jack ran into the end of the rails and impaled itself. It extricated itself, and then fell…
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At a country race meeting at Canterbury a horse impaled itself on the end of a rail. It afterwards extricated itself, and fell on its jockey and a spectator named Kelly. The latter was…
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AUCKLAND, Saturday.--At the Horarata races hold near Christchurch to-day, the horse My Jack ran into the end of the rails and impaled himself. He then fell on his…
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The Parramatta District Coroner, Mr. J. E. Bowden, held an inquest at Prospect yesterday morning on the body of a boy named Samuel M'Lennan Campbell, 6½ years of age,…
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At the Croydon Hotel this morning Mr. J. C. Woore, J.P., conducted an inquest into the circumstances attending the death of a man named George Baxter, whose body…
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At about noon to-day a post office waggon was driven, at a very rapid rate into Bathurst-street from Castlereagh-street. There were a number of vehicles in the street at the time, and a…
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A collision this morning between a Waverley cram and a timber cart created considerable stir and no little resentment among the business people of Oxford-street, in the neighborhood…
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