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SLUMP IN FINANCES
The Newcastle District Cricket Association's financial position is serious. It lost about £225 last season and £165 the season before. This fact, described as ...
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Industrial News CLAUSES SUSPENDED
The Full Bench of the Industrial Commission to-day suspended clauses 9, 10 (sub-clause 9 and 13 of the South Maitland Ltd. Railways award pending the ...
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Advertising
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HEAVY PENALTIES
Two months' imprisonment, fines totalling £32, and disqualification from holding a licence for 10 years, were the penalties imposed on David Ernest Arthur Cooke, ...
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Letters to Editor
Correspondents are asked to express themselves as briefly as possible. Preference in publication is given to practical discussion of ...
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CLUB COMPLAINS
For the second week in succession, the Newcastle Rugby League considered last night a complaint from a club about the way in which a first-grade match was ...
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MAITLAND—CESSNOCK—KURRI
James Ferguson, 23, pleaded "Guilty" before Messrs. E. M. Debenham and W. R. Elliott, Js.P., at West Maitland Police Court, yesterday, to a charge of having ...
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Greta CYCLING RACE
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BIRTHRATE
Sir,—I read an article by Dr. Wyndham to the Rotary Club last week on the rise in the New South Wales birthrate. I wonder do they ever stop to ...
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Abermain AMBULANCE SMOKE SOCIAL
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FARMER FOR TRIAL
A damaged motor-car parked outside the Coroner's Court to-day was an exhibit produced by the police at an inquest to-day. ...
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UNCLAIMED PROPERTY SALE
The annual sale of unclaimed property will be held at West Maitland Police Station on Saturday morning. Goods to be auctioned include bicycles, harness, ...
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LABOUR UNITY
Sir,—Mr. P. Geoghan accuses the A.L.P. President of lack of finesse, in his ruling that the Northern members be not allowed to speak. He suggests that ...
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INDUSTRIAL COURT SITTING
A sitting of the Industrial Court, presided over by Mr. Justice Ferguson, will begin not West Maitland Courthouse to-morrow. ...
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The Attraction of D. G. Bradman
Once more the great crowd-drawing power of D. G. Bradman has been proved. When Bradman has played in Newcastle with either New ...
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PRODUCE MARKETS
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Kurri Kurri SEWERAGE WORKERS MEET
Unemployed from Kurri Kurri, Pelaw Main, Stanford Merthyr and Weston discussed several matters regarding employment on the Kurri Kurri-Weston ...
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YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
Sir,—It has come under my notice that a number of Australian youth are not able to obtain employment. How cold we expect them to do so, with married ...
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EGG-LAYING TESTS
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TENNIS FIXTURES
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DISCHARGED AFTER X-RAY
Clarence Priest, 31, of Appleton-avenue Weston, received an injury to the right foot when engaged on excavation work for the Hunter District Water ...
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GREYHOUND RACING
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MODERNISM IN CHURCHES
Sir,—"Demetrius" certainly hit the nail on the head when he says that one reason why the people do not go to Church is modernism. The Church certainly has ...
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CYCLING HANDICAPS
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BREACHES OF AWARD
On a summons issued by the Federal Industrial Inspector, the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company was fined £30 on each of three charges of ...
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Cessnock MINER INJURED BY FALL OF COAL
Albert Wills, 56, of Love-street, Cessnock, a miner employed at Aberdare Central colliery, was struck by a fall of coal yesterday. He received a probable ...
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East Maitland PUBLIC MEETING TO DECIDE
What to do with the bank accounts of four charitable bodies which played a prominent part in flood relief, embankment reconstruction, and the activities of ...
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OBITUARY
The late Mr. George Hackworthy, of 50 Brook-street, Cook's Hill, was born at Wallsend, his father, Mr. Robert Hackworthy, being a contractor to the ...
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FOOTBALLER FRACTURES FOOT
Arthur White, 19, of Bellbird, fractured a foot when playing football yesterday. He was attended by Cessnock Ambulance and admitted to hospital. ...
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RUBBER WORKERS
A summons calling on the Federal Rubber Workers' Union to show cause why it should not be deregistered under the Commonwealth Arbitration Act was issued ...
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POLICE COURT
Samuel McCord, of Boomerang-street, Cessnock, was charged at the Cessnock Police Court yesterday with having use an unjust weighing instrument ...
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MR. A. GEENENS.
The funeral of Mr. Agustas Geenens, a prominent member of Newcastle branch, of the Waterside Workers' Federation, left yesterday afternoon for Sandgate ...
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ASSAULT ON TAXI DRIVER
When John Patrick (Kearney taxi-driver, was attacked by three men after he asked for his fare, be defended himself so well with a jack handle that he ...
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RICHMOND MAIN IDLE
About 100 additional employees included in the last cavil should have started at Richmond Main colliery yesterday. Trouble occurred concerning seniority and the mine ...
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A.W.U. NOMINATIONS
Nominations for the positions of branch officials in the Australian Workers' Union will close to-morrow with the returning officer (Mr. M. E. Farley). ...
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INDECENT PUBLICATION.
John Brennell, 23, was charged with having displayed an indecent publication at a dance in Cessnock on April 8. In fining Brennell, £7, with 8/ costs, ...
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TRAFFIC BREACHES.
Sidwell Williams was fined 14/6, with 5/6 costs, in default two days' imprisonment, for having driven a car without a licence. ...
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ASSOCIATE GOLF
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STANFORD No. 2 IDLE
Stanford Main No. 2 colliery was idle yesterday. Only a portion of the men reported for work. The others absented themselves, as a protest against the ...
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WORLD CRUISE OFF
The proposed world cruise of the brothers Tom and Eric Stokes in their ketch Tonka has ended, and the brothers, now back in Sydney, contemplate selling the ...
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Morpeth GOLF ASSOCIATES' DRAW
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CENTENARY OF POSTAGE STAMP
The postage stamp, the centenary of which is to be celebrated by special issues, has had to live down a good deal of prejudice, states the "Manchester Guardian." ...
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MORTGAGE BANK
Circulars advocating opposition to the bill to create a Mortgage Bank branch of the Commonwealth Bank have been forwarded to Federal members. The bill ...
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INDECENT LANGUAGE.
Edgar Williams was fined £3, in default six days' imprisonment, and Clyde Ayrton £2, in default four days' imprisonment, for having used indecent language ...
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DOG RACING
Cessnock Show and Sports Club will hold a greyhound meeting on Saturday. The meeting will open in the afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, when special maiden and low novice ...
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FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Alfred Stanley King proceeded against Keith King on a charge of assault. There was also a cross action for assault. Alfred King said that when he was ...
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