Death of Mr. G. W. Lee
WEST MAITLAND, Monday.—Regret is expressed at the death, on Sunday, of Mr. George W. Lee, who was an alderman of the borough council at East Maitlend. Deceased was en elder brother…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1902
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Death of an Old Miner. Cargo
An old age pensioner named John Hamilton died here rather suddenly. He was an old miner in the early days at Grenfell, and lost an eye in a mining accident there…
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Alderman George Lee, of East Maitland, died this morning after a long illness. Deceased was well known as a successful stock-breeder and dairyman in conjunction with his brother Mr. A. K. Lee, who…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Late Mr. Frank Earp
The funeral of the late Mr. Frank Earp took place at the Waverley Cemetery yesterday, in the presence of a good attendance of friends of the deceased gentleman. The remains were encased in a…
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It is with much regret that we have to record the death of Mr. H. M. Meredith, brother to Mr. E. M. Meredith, and of Meredith Bros., drain and water…
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WENTWORTH, Monday.—A very old identity of the district, Mr. A. Rankin, died suddenly on Friday morning at Popncarie. He was one of the oldest pioneers of the Victorian diggings, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Funeral of the Late Mr. F. Weston
On Friday the remains of the once popular sportsman, the genial comrade and trusted friend, were laid to rest in the family vault at Prospect. As was to be expected the death of a…
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The funeral of the late Mr. George S. Ridley, who was killed by a train at Arncliffe on Monday, took place on Tuesday afternoon, the remains being interred in the Church of England…
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At the invitation of the Mayor (Alderman Brecht) a representative gathering of the residents assembled in the Council-chambers last night for the purpose of taking steps to suitably honour the memory of the…
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Mr. Saville Gore, assistant private secretary to Lord Hopetoun, died at the Government House early this morning, after a short illness from typhoid. The deceased was a…
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The Rev. Thomas Warburton Unwin, who for years filled the position ol chaplain at the Necropolis, died at a quarter to nine on Monday night, at his residence, Blakeley, Burwood-road,…
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Mr. Charles Savile Lumley Gore, the GovernorGeneral's assistant private secretary, died at halfpast 6 o'clock this morning at Government House from typhoid fever, the immediate cause of death…
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The assistant private secretary to his Excellency Lord Hopetoun, Mr. Charles Savile Lumley Gore, died at Government House, Melbourne, yesterday. Mr. Gore, who was only 25 years…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Melbourne Mystery. the Death of Edwin Latham. Startling Developments. an Employee Arrested. Charged with Wilful Murder
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The death of Edwin Latham, butcher, late of Richmond, who was reported to have been found by an employee named Harry Elliott lying dead with his throat cut on…
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The remains of the late Mr. Geroge S. Ridley were interred in the Waverley Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. There was a large attendance of relatives and personal friends around the grave, which was…
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SINGLETON, Thursday.—The death occurred on Tuesday of Mr. William Glass M'Alpin, at the age of 92 years. The deceased, who was born on October 6, 1810, was among the earliest of…
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The body of the late Charles Savile Gore, assistant-private secretary to the GovernorGeneral, will not be burled in Melbourne; as at first-arranged. This morning his father…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday Afternoon.—A funeral service for the late Mr. C. Saville Lumley Gore, assistant private secretary to the. Governor-General, was performed at St. Paul's…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--It was originally intended that the remains of the late Mr. Saville Gore, assistant private secretary to the Governor- General, who died from typhoid fever yesterday…
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A cable was received this morning by the Governor-General from Colonel Gore, asking that the body of his late son, Mr. Savile Gore, be sent to England for interment. The arrangements which…
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