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THE BAPTIST UNION.
The Baptist Union's conference was continued at continued at the Bathurst-street Church to-day. Rev. H. C. Hughes (South Australia) preached at Divine service in the morning. ...
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ANGLICAN DIOCESAN SYNOD.
The Anglican Diocesan Synod continued its deliberations at the Chapter-house yesterday afternoon, the Archbishop of Sydney presiding. LAW OR USAGE? ...
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THE SOIL
The announcement of Mr. Carruthers' determination to at once set up a separate Department of Agriculture, does not como as a surprise to anyone; the growing importance of ...
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ORCHIDS AND OTHER HORTICULTURAL NOVELTIES.
Having just returned from a visit to Sydney, it has occurred to the writer that the impressions gained from a visit to the, extensive grounds, and conservatories of Dr. John Hay, of ...
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AVOID LOG ROLLING.
Having completed the business that had drawn them to Sydney, the delegates to the 25th session of the Local Government Association of New South Wales wore entertained at a harbor ...
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
WAGGA, Thursday.--Up to 9 o'clock yesterday morning, 89 points of rain were registered at Wagga. Several parts of the district report heavier falls. This rain was timely, and will do ...
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RURAL CAMP SCHOOLS.
Mr. A. E. Cradick, the organising officer of camp schools, relumed yesterday from the Hawkesbury district, where he has been arranging the Richmond term of the camp schools ...
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CIVIC AFFAIRS.
Several large contracts for street improvement have been carried out during the past few weeks. The contract for wood-paving Sussex-street from Erskine-street to Grafton gates, by ...
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GENERAL NOTES.
By the steamer Maheno, from Dunedin, N.Z., Messrs. Tr[?]beck, Son, and Co. received from Mr. Thomas Little, of Ngapara, 20 pure Border Leicester rams. These wore despatched the same ...
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STOCK SALES.
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LOCAL OPTION VOTE.
A meeting of the general council of the Prohibition Party was held in the School of Arts' lecture-hall on Wednesday evening. Mr. W. J. Green (chairman of council) presided, and there ...
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CURRENT NEWS.
COROWA, Thursday.--A total of 471 applications were received at the local lands office for the seven conditional purchase lease blocks, comprising about 4000 acres at Mulwala. These ...
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ROYAL ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN.
The system of cot endowments' which is so popular at tho Royal Alexandra Hospital is again claiming the attention of tho ladies throughout tho various suburbs. The idea of ...
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OIL ENGINES.
Sir--My firm having been referred to by you as owners of a high-class modern oil engine, we are very pleased to confirm Mr. "Wagstaff's statement that oil engines arc entirely out of the experimental stage, ...
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REDUCTION AT GLOUCESTER.
After all, Gloucester has not carried no-license. The final returns received yesterday show that the closing of the public bars was evaded by 123 votes. For continuance 1970 votes were ...
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