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ADELAIDE, Thursday.—At a meeting of the Baptist Union to-day, Mr. J. R. Fowler, who had been one of the South Australian delegates to the federal conference, reported ...
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Indignation was expressed by the members of the Wood-workers' Wages Board at their meeting on Wednesday night at the tone of a memorandum which the chief ...
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It was announced at the last meeting of the Agricultural Implement and Machinemakers' Society that 45 nominations for membership had been made by the organiser ...
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SYDNEY, Thursday. — The Hebburn Colliery is still idle owing to the men refusing to work in the pit where the electric coal-cutting machines are installed. A ...
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BROKEN HILL, Friday. — The secretary of the A.M.A. asserts that 399 men are seeking work at various mines this week, making application on the afternoon shift, ...
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Sir,—In future all Government educational establishments will use the normal pitch, and I have no doubt that all educational establishments and private teachers ...
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At yesterday's sitting of the Supreme Court, in criminal jurisdiction, the end was reached of the [?]trial of Elizabeth Downey, described as a nurse, on the charge of having performed an illegal ...
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The hearing of the sensational divorce suit, which was commenced yesterday before Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson, was continued to-day. ...
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BRISBANE, Thursday.—The question of employing aborigines in the canefields has been revived. Some time ago the Government decided that no permits should be ...
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Sir,—The following pitiful case has been brought to my notice by Sister Hays, of the Oxford-street Congregational Church, who is engaged in work in a part of ...
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CLOSER SETTLEMENT.
OVERNEWTON SETTLERS. WATER STEALING ALLEGED.
The trustees of the St. Albans reservoir received on Monday a petition, signed by the property-owners in the St. Albans Estate, asking them to prevent the ...
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Sir,—The Dental Board of Victoria and the council of the Australian College of Dentistry and the Melbourne Dental Hospital are to be congratulated for the way ...
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Sir,—There are many young men at present struggling [?]or a living as dental assistants. For them, unless blessed with a liberal supply of money, and unlimited time ...
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The city coroner (Mr. Candler) yesterday delivered his verdict in the case of samuel David M'Kenzie, whose body was exhumed at Kew on August 19, in order that ...
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There was a further sitting of the licenses Reduction Board (Messrs. C. L. Andrews, R. Barr, and T. F. Cumming) in the Marine Court Chamber yesterday, when consideration of "B" list was ...
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Yesterday's list at the District Court included a large number of licensing cases, and a score of men were fined for having been found on licensed premises during prohibited hours. ...
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CORRYONG, Thursday.— Mr. Gibson, the coroner at Tumberumba, to-day held an inquest on the river-bank on the body of Mark Holden, who was drowned in the ...
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HAMILTON, Thursday.—Mr. Peter Christie, of Blink Bonnie, Byaduk, met with a tragic death on Wednesday evening. Mr. Christie, who was aged ...
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SWIMMING.
INVITATION TO DANIELS.
SYDNEY, Thursday.—The New South Wales Amateur swimming Association to-night decided to cable to C. M. Daniels, the champion swimmer, to visit Australia during the c[?] season. The ...
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A report dealing with the inspections under the Vegetation Diseases Acts has been supplied to the Department of Agriculture by the head inspector (Mr. J. G. ...
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In its efforts to prevent the introduction of fruit pests and diseases from northern states, the Agricultural department prohibited the consignment of fruit by rail. ...
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BRISBANE, Thursday.—In the Legislative Council yesterday the Elections Act Amendment Bill passed its second reading. In the legislative Assembly the second ...
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.—In the House of Assembly to-day the Speaker (Sir Jenkin Coles) was sufficiently recovered to take his seat in the chair, but the Premier (Mr. ...
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HOBART, Thursday.—The Legislative Council, in dealing with the Closer Settlement Bill in committee, so amended the compulsory purchase clauses that to-day the ...
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Sir,—The denunciation of political meetings and biograph entertainments held on Sunday afternoons in Wesley Church by Mr. R. Hart, licensed victuallers' organiser, ...
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Sir,—With reference to Dr. Barker's "explanation," as reported in "The Argus" of to-day, to the effect that in four out of six cases recently reported officially to the Kew ...
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The annual daffodil show of the Ballarat Horticultural Society was opened in the City-hall on Thursday by the president (Dr. R. Scott). The exhibition was ...
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At the City Court on Thursday, Charles Ernest Brown, a traveller, was charged with having driven a motor cycle negligently on September 6, and having knocked down ...
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The absence of rain and the severity of the recent frosts have affected the fruit and cereal crops in the inverleigh district. A grower states that the frost at the end of ...
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On Wednesday evening Constable Walsh saw that a horse driven by Sylvester B[?]ler appeared to be in pain. The removal of the harness disclosed a sore several ...
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A well-known dairyman of Illowa, named James Sheen, appeared at the police court on Thursday on a charge of stealing two heifers. He was defended by Mr. W. ...
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The funeral of the late R. Stapylton Bree took place on Wednesday, and was largely attended. All the district municipalities and public bodies were represented. Dean ...
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DIMBOOLA, Thursday.—At the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday, Patrick O'Kane, of the Dimboola Hotel, was summoned for using a leaden pipe to convey beer from the ...
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SHEPPARTON, Thursday.—The body of a Hindu, named Cushla Singh, who died this week in the Mooroopna Hospital, was cremated on Thursday morning. The pyre ...
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KILMORE, Thursday. — Dissatisfaction has been expressed in connection with the recent inspection by the Government veterinary surgeon (Mr. S. S. Cameron) of a ...
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PYALONG, Thursday.—A contractor named Thomas Farrell was paid three cheques at the meeting of the Pyalong Shire Council on Tuesday last, amounting to ...
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DIMBOOLA, Thursday.—At a meeting of the Board of Advice on Monday complaint was made by the teacher at Tarrany[?]rk Siding that his scholars had neither ...
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TRENTHAM, Thursday.—On Tuesday, whilst prospecting in the Little Hampton district, Mr. Fred. Swanwick came across a carrier pigeon, just torn to death by two ...
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KERANG, Thursday.—The State Rivers and Water Supply Commission has issued notices to all land-holders in the surrounding irrigation districts requiring them to ...
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Chief Justice and a jury heard an [?]tion for alleged slander brought by Arc[?]bald H. White and his wife against Edwin C. Cooper. Lydia ...
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It has transpired that [?] Great Cobar Limited declared in A[?] a dividend of 15/ a shire, which meant distribution of £112,500. As the compan[?]is under ...
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According to news brog[?] from the islands by Lever Bros' st[?]er Upolu a good deal of unrest prevailst Malaita, in the Solomons. As a result[?] in punitive ...
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.[?]The Marine Board resolved to-day to [?] the barque Norma, which lies beneath [?] sea at the Semaphore anchorage. T[?]Government ...
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At the Adelaide Police C[?] to-day William Alfred Mack, hot[?]per, was charged with illegal betting[?] the Morphettville racecourse, and E[?]t Mack was ...
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BRISBANE, Thursday.—At a meeting of the Franco-British Exhibition committee to-day a number of replies were received to the circulars issued stating that the writers ...
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KALGOORLIE, Thursday.—At the Criminal Sessions to-day, in the case of an elderly woman named Lily Lorenzen, who pleaded guilty on two counts of illegal ...
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WELINGTON, Thursday.— professor M'Laurin, professor of law at the Victoria College, Wellington, has accepted the chair of mathematical physics at the Columbia ...
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HOBART, Thursday.—The northern contributions to the Women's Work Exhibition were shown in the Town-hall, Laun[?] ton, to-day. The opening ceremony was ...
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The Foot[?]y Justices yesterday, sitting as a Court of Appeal to bear objections by r[?]payers against the municipal valuations, confirmed the following reductions of valuations, which were ...
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