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PERSONAL
The Minister for Lands (Mr. J. Tully) left Sydney for Goulburn yesterday, and will return to his office to-day. The Chief Railway Commissioner (Mr. ...
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Family Notices
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HOW TO VOTE
The Newcastle Trades Hall Council, at it meeting last night, had before it correspondence from the General Secretary of the Australian Labour party (Mr. S. ...
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GALLERY NOTES
It is said that Mr. Lyons, the Acting Treasurer, used to be a school master. It so, he was in his element to-day. The only thing wanting was a blackboard— ...
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Advertising
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TRIP TO NEW ZEALAND.
An unusual duty for a constable stationed in the country has fallen to Constable C. E. Meskell, Taree (writes our Taree ...
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GREATER NEWCASTLE.
At the meeting of the Hamilton Council on Wednesday, one of the aldermen jocularly moved that some correspondence which was read should be referred ...
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NEWCASTLE WEATHER.
A strong east to east-north-east wind nullified the heat of the sun in Newcastle yesterday. At a late hour last night dark clouds obscured the stars in the eastern ...
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CHANGEABLE WEATHER.
Mr. F. H. Kelly writes under date November 6: "Changeable weather may be expected during the next few days, due to rapid atmospheric movements. The ...
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RESERVED DECISIONS.
Three decisions reserved at the sittings of the Workers' Compensation Commission in Newcastle on Friday will be given in Sydney this morning by Judge ...
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
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TROUT AND SALMON.
The Chief Secretary, Mr. Gosling, the Minister controlling State Fisheries, announced, yesterday, the completion of the season's work in connection with trout ...
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MOTOR CYCLIST'S MISADVENTURE
When Mr. McLachian, of Bingara, collided with a mound of earth, 6ft in height, his motor cycle leaped the mound and landed in a deep drain in one of ...
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INDENTURES SUSPENDED.
On the ground of the depressed condition of the building and plumbing trades, Richard Christie, master plumber, applied to the Plumbers and Gasfitters' ...
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GARDEN WELCOMED
An enthusiastic welcome was extended to Mr. O. Garden when he arrived this afternoon, in continuation of his flight; from England to Sydney. It was ...
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CONTROVERSY AT LISMORE
The Lismore branch of the A.L.P. tonight decided to urge the party executive to lodge an objection with, the Court of Disputed Returns against the return of ...
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CENTURY IN 27 MINUTES.
What is probably a Lithgow record for fast scoring was created by J. Tait, a member of the Municipal Band cricket team, in the reserve grade match against ...
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Federal Finance
Mr. Lyons, the Acting Treasurer, dealt with hard, cold facts when speaking In the House of Representatives on Wednesday. There could be ...
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BOLSHEVIK REVOLUTION.
To-day, November 7, marks the 13th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution in Russia. In a review of the situation issued by the Communist ...
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METHODIST SYNOD
There was a large congregation in the Methodist School Hall last night, at the public service of the Maitland District Synod. The Rev. E. E. Hynes (Chairman ...
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"PESSIMISTS' PRESIDENT."
Mr. Roland Green, member for Richmond, who seemed to have a grouch against the reduction of his salary, whether it was taken from something he had ...
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FOUR LOAVES FOR SIXPENCE.
Residents of Forbes were pleased, and amazed, yesterday when they found they could purchase eight loaves of bread for 1/ (says a telegram from that centre). ...
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MR. P. G. STEWART, M.H.R.
Mr. P. G. Stewart, the Country Progressive party member for Wimmera, has rejoined the Country party. It was natural corollary of the ...
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Labour's Federal Crisis
The crisis has come. The two schools of thought within the Federal Labour party have definitely clashed, and the repercussions are ...
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"NOT SATISFIED."
The Secretary (Mr. G. Bass) gave a report to the Newcastle Trades Hall Council last night concerning the deputation which had waited on Inspector Clark at ...
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NEW TARIFF
The Acting Sub-collector of Custom at Newcastle (Mr. M. J. Horan) yesterday furnished the following details of the increased duties in the Customs tariff, which ...
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ELECTORS THANKED
Not content with a formal expression of thanks at the declaration of the poll, Mr. Peter Connolly's assisted by Mrs. Connolly, celebrated his re-election as ...
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FOOD RELIEF.
"Inquiring into coupon system of food relief and shall advise result later." This was the text of a telegram Mr. R. Cameron, M.L.A., received yesterday from Mr. ...
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GIRLS AT CRICKET
It was stated at the meeting of the Trades Hall Council last night that the Mayor of Newcastle (Ald. T. Blackall) has issued a direction prohibiting the ...
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TRADES HALL COUNCIL OFFICERS.
Mr. George Bass, who for three consecutive years has been Secretary of the Newcastle Trades Hall Council, was the only delegate nominated for the office last ...
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MERCHANTS' FEARS
The opinion was expressed among tea merchants to-day that the heavy duty which has been imposed on tea will defeat its own object inasmuch as it is ...
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS.
The official opening of the annual Southern Convention of the Seventh Day Adventists took place in Concord Park, Sydney, last night. More than 1200 ...
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THE BOUNTY BILL.
The House spent the rest of the evening debating the Iron and Steel Products Bounty Bill, the merits of which Mr. Forde was lend in praising in the second ...
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Current Topics
The following forecasts were issued yesterday by the Commonwealth Divisional Meteorologist.— New South Wales (9 p.m.): Sultry in ...
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MAILS CLOSE AT NEWCASTLE.
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EVANGELICAL DEFENCE LEAGUE.
In response to a recent advertisement appearing in "The Newcastle Morning Herald" a number of interested persons met in the Islington Baptist Church, and ...
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SCATTERED SHOWERS
The only rainfall recorded in New South Wales this morning was confined to the far north-east corner, 48 points at Tweed Heads, and 31 points at Guyra ...
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ELECTORAL RECOUNTS
Recounts of the votes for the Burwood and Liverpool Plains electorate have been made, but they did not affect the results, which are an follow— ...
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WALLSEND HOSPITAL
An invitation is extended to the supporters of Wallsend Mining District Hospital and the public generally to attend the official opening on Sunday afternoon ...
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ABSTAIN FROM DRINK
Pleading "Guilty" at the Darlinghurst Sessions to-day to a charge of common assault, George James Robert Miller told Judge Curlewis that he was a hard ...
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ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT.
"Interested," Hamilton: At 3 p.m. on February 7 and 21, 1931, the tide at Newcastle will be at half-obb, 2ft 8ins. above low water. At 3 p.m. on February 14 the ...
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MINER WHO SWORE.
Mr. Justice Milner Stephen was called upon a solve a problem in Chambers, in Sydney yesterday, in an unusual case. Some time ago, William Clemson, a ...
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DEATH OF ABORIGINAL.
Cassidy Samuels, a well-known aboriginal, died at Singleton, aged 65 years. He was a native of Queensland, and was brought to this State from Maryvale ...
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