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"A MAD WORLD."
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TRAM FARES ABOLISHED.
"All fares, please!" Is there a possibility ?that this familiar demand will one day cease to be heard? The question is raised by the as yet very restricted, but apparently extending ...
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DEFENCE OF PACIFIC.
Mr. Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, made a statement about the position of the British fleet in the Pacific in the House of Commons last night. ...
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IMMIGRATION SCANDAL.
Lady Knightly, of Fawsley, and Mrs. Ellen Joyce, on behalf of the British Women's Emigration Society, gave joint evidence before the Empire Commission. They stated that the girls ...
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THE WAR.
The situation in the Balkans remains much the same as yesterday. The other States have made no move one way or the other, though a message from Belgrade gives the general feeling ...
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EARLY CLOSING.
Referring to the Early Closing Bui, Mr. Carmichael yesterday stated to a "Sunday Times" representative that there had been a great deal of misunderstanding in regard to the ...
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"AN ABSOLUTE FROST."
For the second time in the history of New South Wales last week was set apart as "Manufactures Week," and the principal business establishments, as far as possible, made every ...
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"WHAT WE TAKE WE KEEP."
Several members of the National Council, interviewed last night declared: "No matter what the Powers desire, we are going ahead. ...
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H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND'S STEAM TRIALS SUCCESSFUL
H.M.S. New Zealand underwent a successful 30 hours' steam trial to-day. [H.M.S. New Zealand is a sister ship to H.M.A.S. Australia.] ...
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HEAVY LOSSES.
The Malissori tribesmen are assisting the Montenegrins. In the advance of the latter yesterday both sides suffered heavy losses. ...
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1400 IMMIGRANTS.
The Belgic sailed for Australia to-day. She has on board 1400 immigrants, the majority of whom are for West Australia. ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
NEW YORK, Friday Night.—The "Pilgrims'" Club gave a farewell luncheon to Sir George Reid, Australian High Commissioner in London, who has just ended his tour in the United States ...
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TURKISH MOBILISATION.
The mobilisation of the Turkish army is proceeding rapidly and smoothly. Nazim Pasha is in supreme command. It is estimated that a week hence 140,000 ...
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ARMED STRIKERS RUN RIOT.
Serious rioting continued yesterday in the town. Hundreds of Greek miners are involved in the struggle, one of whom was shot last night in a fracas. Numbers of the rioters were ...
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NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE.
STOCKHOLM, Friday Night.—The Nobel Prize for medicine has been awarded to Dr. Alexis Currel, of the Rockefeller Institute, for his researches into the transplantation of organs. ...
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SPIRITUALISM AND PHENOMENA.
It has been suggested that the Congress of Science that will take place in Melbourne early in the year 1914, be invited to attend one or more of the spiritualistic seances with the ...
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"DR. JIM" RETIRES FROM POLITICS.
CAPETOWN, Friday Night.—Sir Leander Starr Jameson ("Dr. Jim") will resign his seat at Grahamestown very shortly. Mr. Abe Bailey will contest the seat as an independent ...
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AUSTRIA BEING INVOLVED.
Austria informed the Porte to-day that the garrisons in Bosnia are being reinforced because Montenegro has brought the theatre of hostilities near Austrian territory. ...
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DISPLAY OF AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE.
LONDON, Friday Night.—South Australia has an excellent display of groceries at the Bakers' Exhibition at Bradford. There are also special displays in the numerous grocers, wine ...
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ANOTHER SUBMARINE TRAGEDY.
Submarine F1 parted from her moorings in the harbor yesterday afternoon, and was caught in a heavy sea. Two men were swept off the deck of the vessel ...
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GERMANY AND TURKISH INTERESTS.
The German Legation here has been entrusted to watch-Turkish interests. ...
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WHARFIES' TROUBLES.
Wharf laborers who are members of the union remained away from the Newcastle and Hunter fever 'Company's wharf yesterday, but work was carried on as usual by the regular employees. ...
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SUFFRAGETTES TO MARCH FROM EDINBURGH TO LONDON.
LONDON, Friday Night.—Members of the Women's Freedom League will start to-morrow on a march from Edinburgh to London, collecting en route signatures for the petition demanding ...
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AVIATORS IN BULGARIAN ARMY.
The Bulgarian army has secured the services of five aviators. ...
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PRINCESS AS ARMY NURSE.
Princess Alice started for tho frontier to-day with a corps of nurses. ...
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AMY CASTLES IN "MADAME BUTTERFLY."
VIENNA, Friday Night.—Miss Amy Castles, the Australian singer, made a successful debut in "Madame Butterfly" last night. [Puccini's work is the one in which the ...
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WOMAN KILLED BY TRAM.
A woman aged about 60, whose name has not yet been ascertained, was knocked down in George-street West last night by a Sydney-bound tram. Her skull was fractured. ...
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ITALY AND TURKEY.
"La Tribuna," a leading Rome daily, announces from a semi-official source that Turkey, at the last moment, has made a new demand. Peace is now regarded as impossible. ...
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PEACE STILL LIKELY.
OUCHY (Switzerland), Saturday Morning. The conference between the Ministers of Italy and Turkey concluded here last night. It is reported there is still a tie, which ...
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M'FARLAND DEFEATS KILBANE.
WINNIPEG, Friday Midnight.—Packy McFarland gained a decision over Tommy Kilbane, the referee stopping the fight it the seventh round. Kilbane was severely punished. ...
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ESCAPED PRISONER.
Cecil Derwent Wardle, who escaped from Wollongong Gaol at about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, is still at large. Wardle was in custody under committal to Darlinghurst Sessions on a ...
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PLAYING WITH MATCHES.
Alfred Bruce, aged 4, the son of Mr. A. Bruce, carrier, of Hunter's Hill, was burned to death at the residence of his parents on Friday. The boy had been inserting matches in a ...
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ITALIAN SQUADRON TO GO TO THE AEGEAN.
The first squadron has been ordered to be in readiness to proceed to the Aegean. ...
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GASMEN'S EXTRA SHILLING.
There was no new development regarding the gas employees position yesterday. The men employed by the three metropolitan gas companies have formally made a request to the ...
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THE CROSS V. THE CRESCENT.
Under ordinary circumstances an empire of 40 million people ought easily to vanquish four adjoining States whose inhabitants, united, come to but a little over the fourth of that ...
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THREE MILLIONS LOAN.
Roth Mr. McGowen and Mr. Cann yesterday intimated that the announcement in the morning Papers that the Government had secured a £2,000,000 lean on favorable terms was ...
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COLLIERY TROUBLES.
A lively meeting of the joint conciliation committee was held yesterday. This body is dealing with, mining disputes in the district, and a few days ago the proprietors' representatives ...
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AUCTION SHOPS.
Consequent upon the articles published in the "Sunday Times" condemning bogus auction shops, the Government is to consider ways and means of suppressing them. This was the gist ...
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DEATH OF MR. W. E. TOOSE.
Mr. W. E. Toose., who for 35 years conducted an optician and jeweller's business in George-street, died at his residence, Ruby-street, Mosman, yesterday. He was an enthusiastic worker ...
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WEATHER FORECAST.
The Government Meteorologist has issued the following forecast of the weather:—N.S. Wales, Sunday: Generally fine. Rising temperatures and northerly winds. A change affecting the western ...
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STATE BUDGET.
Mr. Cana, State Treasurer, asked yesterday if the Budget would be ready for presenting to he House on Tuesday (as suggested yesterday morning) replied that it would be impossible ...
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A WOMAN'S DEATH.
At the Central Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Payten, S.M., Elizabeth Alberts (40), was charged with having caused the death of Jean Moore. There was a second charge against the ...
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MAN MISSING.
It has been reported to the Leichhardt police that a man named Thomas Taylor, residing at 598 Parramatta-road, Petersham, has been missing from his home since Wednesday. Taylor ...
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WHAT WAR MEANS.
On Page 15 of this issue will be found an article dealing with the honor of war, looked at from several aspects. The cost in human, lives and money is set down, and the rigors of ...
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ENGLISH MAILS.
The mails dated London, September 13, per R.M.S. Marmora, will, it is expected, reach Sydney in time for the delivery of the letters form the General Post Office to-morrow. ...
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