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  7. SIX HOURS' RACE.

    The [?]hour[?] cycling live was [?] the Sydney Sports Ground to-night. At the end of three hours three [?] hay pulled out. They were Edworthy and ...

    Article : 162 words
  8. WARNING TO GIRLS.

    The Ray, [?] of St. [?] of England [?] published [?] his parish [?] warnings to ...

    Article : 232 words
  9. TO-NIGHT'S FIGHT.

    When Harry Stone secured a points decision over Johnny Summers at Brisbane several months ago, boxing followers in Sydney received such a surprise that they demanded a ...

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  10. BEATEN BY THE BAND

    Mr. Joseph Cook, Prime Minister, is to be opposed at the next Federal elections by an independent Laborite in the person of Mr. Edward Newsom, Mr. Newsom has addressed ...

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  11. HUERTA MENACED.

    While General Hu[?]rta was driving in the [?]irects of the city to-day a man who has not yet been identified, made a determined [?] upon his life. ...

    Article : 95 words
  12. EVERNDEN AND BURNS

    There was an excellent crowd at Mr. "Snowy" Baker's Stadium at West Melbourne to-night to see the English welterweights, S[?] Burns and Arthur Evernden, in action. ...

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  13. THE DECREE CRITICISED.

    The [?] of President [?] suspending [?] payments, and [?] bank notes to be legal tender, [?] sharply criticised in London, [?] ...

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  14. "A THING OF SHREDS."

    Sir Arthur Lawley, who from 1901 to 1902 was Government of West Australia, in the course of a speech to-day Hull, strongly condemned Great Britain's military system. ...

    Article : 114 words
  15. SOUTH AFRICA.

    "The Morning Post," in an [?] published to-day, [?] that the South [?] Governments treatment of the Inde[?] that me[?] out [?] by the ...

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  16. DIAZ STABBED.

    A Me[?] whose [?] has not set been ascertained, [?] General [?] nephew of ex-President Por[?] of Mexico, in a [?] of the city to-day. ...

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  17. BROTHERHOOD.

    The Pilgrims of the United States, a London institution, cave a banquet in the Savoy Hotel to the Right Hon. James Bryce, until recently British Ambassador in Washington. ...

    Article : 126 words
  18. CONCERT MANAGER WANTS DAMAGES.

    Great interest was excited in theatrical circles to-day when it became known that is writ had been issued on behalf of Mr. Fredrick Shipman, manager for Madame Nordion's ...

    Article : 115 words
  19. GHANDI IN TROUBLE.

    Ghandi, the agitator, upon whose [?] it was that the indians in South [?] form:— lated the present campaign of passive [?]ance, bas been arrested. ...

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  20. PRIMATE'S BUSY WEEK.

    To-morrow, Archbishop Wright will preach at Dulwich Hill in the morning, and at St. Andrew's Cathedral at night. His Grace has been especially asked to make a statement ...

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  21. LADIES' BOAT RACES.

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