Suva Turmoil Officials Badly Injured Trouble Simmers Down AUCKLAND
Writing from Suva on February 17, the correspondent of the "Auckland Herald" says:--"Wild excitement prevails, but the…
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Butting Too Common Repressive Measures Are Necessary More Often Wilful Than Accidental
Mozart and Handel, of immortal Tame, Were contemporary musical composers nearly 200 years ago. The story is told that the rivalry between them was so…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Ups and Downs of Matthews Accident in Persia Long Flight Further Delayed Karachi, February 23
Captain Matthews managed to get his machine in working order, and left Bunder Abbas at 9 o'clock this morning on the way to Karachi…
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The body of Thomas M'Namare of Morched-street Redfers, was found floating in shallow water at Hen and chickens Bay, Five Dock, at half-past 6…
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An inquiry into the circumstances under which Colonel Douglas Gray Marks and Johanna Mary Rogers (32) lost their lives at Palm Beach on Sunday, January 25, was held by the…
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On Sunday morning, Miss Phyllis Lewis, aged 17 years, was swimming a horse at Brighton-le-Sands, about 100 yards from the shore, when she…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Burning Fatality. a Lismore Woman's Painful Death
A woman named Mrs. Arudell died in the Lismore (N.S.W.) hospital on Saturday from burns. She was cooking at a primus above several days ago…
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In King's Way, Sutherland, on Sunday afternoon, a motor-cycle driven by T. O'Keefe collided with a horse and sulky driven by John…
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A collision took place late on Wednesday night between Lidcombe and Enfield. An engine and ear bound from Clyde lo Enfield were standing on the line and an…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Ex-soldier's Fate Drowned in Leichhardt Bay
Harry Pearson, an ex-member of the A.L.F. and an inmate of the Broughton Hall Hospital, was drowned in Left h[?] Bay yesterday…
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The district coroner, Mr. A. Judges, held an inquest at the Penrith Police Court on Wednesday, concerning the death of Edward Carson, whose body…
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Inmates of the hospital at Broughton Hall, Leichhardt, were swimming in Leichhardt Bay yesterday when one of them, Harry Pearson, was seen 80…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Smithfield and Fairfield Accident
Mrs. Gibb, mother of Mr. H. Gibb, who is well known in Fairfield, an old lady of over 80 years of age, while standing on Redfern station waiting for a train to her…
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While two youths, L. Levy and W. Johns, were riding on horseback along Merrylands-road on Friday, they met with a peculiar accident. It appears they were…
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An accident, which very nearly ended fatally, happened on Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. Smith, a well known estate agent, of Merrylands, who was driving near…
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Two youths. L. Levy and W. Johns were riding along Merrylands-road yesterday when one of the horses tried to cut over the water-trough near the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Day of Accidents Hospital Makes a Record NEWCASTLE
The Newcastle Hospital had a particulary heavy day yesterday, when a record umber of accidents o[?] A Swadling a miner working at…
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On Saturday last, about 2 p.m., Miss Phyllis Lewis, 17, residing at 157 Jones Street, Ultimo, was swimming a horse at Brighton-le-Sands, when the horse…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cyclist Injured at Sports
Richard Munro, 27, stonemason, of Riverview-street, Undercliffe, was conveyed to Sydney Hospital by the Civil Ambulance about 8 o'clock last night…
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In attempting to board a tram at the corner of Falcon-street and Lane Coveroad, Crow's Nest, about six o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr. McCarthy, a…
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