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PATRIOTIC FUNDS.
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NEW CAMP.
News was received at the Barracks yesterday that Lieut-Colonel J. M. Antill, who distinguished himself in South Africa, had been appointed Brigade-Major of the Third ...
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GERMAN BAND.
The Federal Attorney-General, Mr. Hughes, to-day, in referring to the treatment meted out to the German band in Sydney, said that things would be different with a Britian band ...
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OCEAN RAIDS.
The new P. and O. mail steamer Khyber, which arrived from London, via ports, yesterday, found shipping in a state bordering on panic on arrival at Colombo on the voyage out. ...
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LABOUR AND WAR.
After a two days' conference the Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Union Congress in London, issued on September 3, an important manifesto to trade unionists of the ...
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PAPUAN AFFRAY.
Details have been received by the Assistant Minister of External Affairs, Mr. Mahon, of an affray on the Fly River, in Papua, between Sir Rupert Clarke's party and a hostile ...
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GAS COMPANY.
The hearing of the information laid by the Chief Gas Inspector, Mr. Charles Eyers, against the Australian Gaslight Company, was continued at the Water Police Court ...
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Y.M.C.A. FIELD SERVICE FUND.
To-day the Y.M.C.A. Field Service Department opens work with a fine large equipment in the Liverpool Expeditionary camp. The Maroubra Field Service equipment is greatly ...
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ASSASSINATION.
Six Indians have been arrested in connection with the assassination of Mr. Hopkinson, the Immigration Inspector. Five shots were fired at him. ...
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JOCKEY REINSTATED.
The Jockey Club has reinstated [?] Reiff, the well-known jockey. ...
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"WAR CHEST."
The hon. treasurer of the Citizens' "War Chest" Fund, 113 Pitt-street, acknowledges the following further contributions:- Already acknowledged, £4185/15/, employees ...
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SAFEGUARDS.
Referring to-day to the action that had been taken in Great Britain with regard to the arrest of Germans and Austro-Hungarians between the ages of 17 and 45, the Prime ...
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RED CROSS FUND.
In the course of a letter written on behalf of the British Red Cross Society to the London "Times," an account of the work under-taken by the society is given. The letter ...
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WHEAT AND PRODUCE.
Wheat was firmer owing to the recovery of the American market; most descriptions were 3d dearer. Australian, landed, was quoted 47/6 to 48/ a quarter. ...
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WHEAT AREA.
The Government scheme for extending the wheat area of the State so as to provide more foodstuffs Within the Empire, and at the same time relieve unemployment, was advanced a ...
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FOOD FUND.
In connection with the Sydney Chamber of Commerce appeal on behalf of its War Food Fund, an auction sale of various donations will be held at the Associated Auctioneers' ...
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MEAT EXPORT.
A deputation waited upon the Minister for Customs, Mr. Tudor, to-day, and urged that efforts be made to relieve the present congestion in the meat export trade, due to ...
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R.M.S. MEDINA'S PASSENGERS.
The R. M. S. Median arrived from London this morning with the following passengers:- For Adelaide: Mesdames Darmond, Healy, [?] Corbin, Clutterbuck, Wilson, Walker, Austin and ...
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COAL EXPORT.
The Newcastle Chamber of Commerce today discussed the prohibition on the export of coal. In reference to the embarge on exports for ...
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REGIMENTAL COMFORTS.
The Regimental Comforts Fund now amounts to £780 1s 2d Amount previously acknowledged, £544/4/1; R. J. Williams, £1/1/; F. E. Hood, £1/1/; collected by ...
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REFUGEES.
Referring to the Belgian refugees in London and their sufferings at the hands of the Germans, a Perth resident, at present in London, writes:—"We are just beginning to see ...
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TRIUMPH CERTAIN.
An illuminating address on "The War" was given in the Royal Society's House, Elizabeth-street, under the auspices of the British Empire and Victoria League, last evening by ...
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DEATH BLOW TO KAISERISM.
A manifesto issued by the Dockers' Union, and signed by Mr. Ben Tillett, the secretary, says:- "Every resource at our command must be ...
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SCULLING.
James Paddon, the Australian sculler, who was recently defeated on the Thames by Ernest Barry for the championship of the world, returned by the P. and O. Medina, ...
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BELGIUM.
There has been a gratifying response to the appeal in last Wednesday's "Herald" for support for Belgian factories. "If you can assist us to keep our looms going, and thus ...
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NEWCASTLE'S FUNDS.
The four funds at Newcastle now amount to £10,217, which consists of Mayor's Fund, £6868; Belgian, £1689; Red Cross, £1200; and War Food Fund, £468. ...
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SUCCESS OF THE ALLIES.
The Congregational Union of New South Wales brought the annual conference to a close yesterday, a considerable amount of important business being completed. The ...
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COUNTRY HELP.
A social in aid of the Red Cross fund was held at the residence of Mr. Cross on October 16, and a sum of £4 realised. Messrs. Gross, Ting (2), and Hayes were the ...
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INDEX.
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NATURALISATION.
Discussing this evening the question of how far Germany recognises Australian naturalisation, the Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) said there was no doubt that the naturalisation of ...
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DARKEST AFRICA.
Mr. Dan Crawford has spent 23 years among the natives of Central Africa, 280 miles beyond the spot where David Livingstone was buried. He is at present in ...
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COLLISION ON PYRMONT BRIDGE.
A collision occurred on Pyrmont Bridge at 10.25 o'clock last night between a motor car and a dray, three persons being injured. The dray, driven by ...
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BATTLE OF FLOWERS.
Those who have been looking forward to the Battle of Flowers have every prospect of the needful sunshine to-day, when this event will be held in the Agricultural Ground ...
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BELGIAN FUND.
M. Watteeuw, Consul for Belgium, 14 Castlereagh-street, advises that the amount received to date is £56,141 18s 9d. New South Wales contributions already acknowledged, ...
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WIRELESS PLANT.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Massey), replying, in the House of Representatives, to a question, said the German who had been discovered in possession of wireless aparatus would, at the ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SCOURING MELBOURNE.
Prompted by recent action on the part of the Imperial authorities, action was taken today by the Defence Department through the State Commandant, Colonel Wallace, to make ...
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PRISONER ESCAPES.
News was received on Wednesday afternoon that an aborigine, named Henry Cook, who was being conveyed by a constable from Barambah Station to Brisbane, escaped from ...
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CABLE ARRANGEMENTS.
The Eastern 'Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company, Limited, announces that from Monday next telegrams addressed to registered indicators will again be ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
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PASTORALISTS' UNION FUND.
The following contributions to the Pastoralists' Union Patriotic Fund have been received:- Previously acknowledged, £3650/8/10; Mungindi ...
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GERMAN METHODS.
A passenger by the Taiyuan, which arrived yesterday from the East, was Miss Hepburn, of Geelong, Victorian, who is returning from a two and a half years' tour. ...
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DEATH OF EX-DETECTIVE HOSKISSON.
Mr. John Hoskisson, ex senior-detective of police, died on Tuesday at his residence, Orangeville. The Oaks, near Picton. He was born 60 years ago at Windsor. His father ...
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TO-DAY.
Battle of Flowers: Agricultural Ground, 2. Her Majesty's Theatre: "The Gondoliers," [?] Theatre Royal: Maud Allan and Che[?] Criterion Theatre: "Seven Keys to Baldpate, " [?] ...
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IRONWORKS.
Conditions at the ironworks have been very favourable of late, and a number of mills have worked full time. Yesterday afternoon the 27-inch rail mill ...
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DRIVEN FROM BRUSSELS.
News was received in Sydney yesterday of the death or the Rev. Mother Janet Stuart. Superior General of the Society of the Sacred Heart at Rockhampton, England. Her death ...
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WOMEN LEGISLATORS.
Upon the amendment inserted in the Legislative Council Reform Bill by the House, making women eligible to sit in the Upper Chamber, an attempt was made in the House to ...
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MR. DENNISTOUN WOOD.
Mr. John Dennistoun Wood died at Bothwell to-day, aged 85. He entered the Victorian Parliament in 1857, and held office as Attorney-Goneral and Minister for Justice ...
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WOOL EXPORT.
A proclamation issued to-day prohibits the expertation of wool without the consent of the Minister of Customs. It is understood that the decision of the ...
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MINE MANAGER'S DEATH.
Joseph Croft, a well-known Newcastle colliery manager, died at his residence, Tighe's Hill, to-day, at the age of 66. He was born at Clarencetown, and spent practically the ...
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FIRE AT NORTH SYDNEY.
About 9 o'clock last night a fire broke out in a fancy goods shop at 210 Military-road. North Sydney, occupied by Mrs. Dora Howe, through spirit vapour coming in contact with ...
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LATE CAPTAIN B. C. A. POCKLEY.
Dr. F. Antill Pockley acknowledges the receipt of many letters from all classes, and from all parts of Australasia, expressing sympathy in the loss of his son, the late Captain ...
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SHIPMENT OF ZINC.
It has been intimated by the Premier to the Mines Department that the Secretary for State for the Colonies advises that permission is given for the shipment of zinc ...
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