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  3. CHAPTER XXV.

    There are enthusiasts who tell us that the day is not far distant when that mischievous thing "Capital" (the source of nost of our troubles) will be entirely ...

    Article : 1,685 words
  4. WHAT "COURIER" READERS WRITE. ABORIGINAL NAMES.

    Sir,—In to day's issue I notice some comments on the sboriginal names that decorate many of our railway sidings and places in general; and referring in ...

    Article : 416 words
  5. EFFCTS OF PROHIBITION.

    Sir,—Mr. E. A. Brown, in his letter, refers to the eleven reported deaths in New York r[?]tly from poisoning as the resuit of drinking wood alcohol. I wonder ...

    Article : 400 words
  6. EXCHANGE OF CITY AND COUNTRY BOYS.

    Sir,—If Australian babies are our most destrable i[?]grants, there can be little doubt that Queensland boys will more readily adapt themselves to bush life than ...

    Article : 523 words
  7. NEW HOMES INSTEAD OF EMPTY BOTTLES.

    Sir,—The "New York Times" of Sunday July 13 (a definitely wet journel), gives the testimony of Samuel B. Donnelly, secretary of the Building Trades Employers ...

    Article : 213 words
  8. THE POLICY FOR WORKERS.

    Sir,—It is strange that no reference should have been made at the Labour Conference in Sydney last week to a matter which so vitally concerns the ...

    Article : 475 words
  9. REUNION AND ORDINATION.

    Sir,—Two or three letters have recently appeared in your columns on this subject. One of your correspondents, although a clergyman, obviously writes ...

    Article : 337 words
  10. WHO PRODUCES WEALTH?

    Sir,—Your correspondent, E. J. Price, tells us that the assertion, "Labour produces wealth," is untrue, that capital and management are just as essential as ...

    Article : 152 words
  11. THE A.I.F. IN FRANCE.

    Sir,—Kindly allow me space to comment on statements appearing over the name of Alfred R. Bennett, in reply to "2nd Div. Artilleryman." Judging by his ...

    Article : 518 words
  12. THE DAYS OF TRIBULATION.

    Sir,—With your permission I would like to reply to my iriend "G.D.S." Heobjects to my saying that the trouble in the latter days is to the whole world, ...

    Article : 397 words
  13. "THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN."

    Sir,—I am not concerned in Mr. G. D. Smith's tilt against the Anglo [?]aelite theory, but I am moved to protest by his statement that the Kingdom of Heaven ...

    Article : 417 words
  14. PRODUCERS AMD POOLS.

    Sir,—I take the following from your issue of to-day, wherein you record the discussion on the Primary Products Pools Bill. "Mr. Gailhes, in dec[?] to accept ...

    Article : 1,060 words
  15. THE STONE IMAGE.

    Sir,—"Student H." has wandered f[?] from the Scriptural interpretation. The Image was composed of four different kinds of metal—gold, silver, brass, and ...

    Article : 533 words
  16. AN UNDERGROUND CITY RAILWAY.

    Sir,—As the Central Station is again at about the zenith of its capacity, I would like to make a suggestion. We still have presently with us the (necessity ...

    Article : 530 words
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