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CORRESPONDENCE
Sir,—I was pleased to read in your last issue some friendly criticism by Mr. Seymour, regarding the stand I took at the last Chamber of ...
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CLASHING SHOWS
There will be general satisfaction at the news that a meeting of the Forbes P. and A. Committee will be held on Thursday afternoon next to ...
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OBITUARY.
The death of Mrs. Pollock, which occurred at St. Elmo private hospital, Camp Hill, on Friday, was a very sad event. The deceased, who was only ...
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Advertising
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FIERCE FIRE
A grocery and school requisites shop Kept by Mr. Ellis Miller, was destroyed by fire on Monday mornling. Although the walls did not collapse, ...
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MULYANDRY
A meeting of members of the Mulyaridry branch of the Farmers and Settlers' Association was held on Thursday evening at Mr. Ridley's residence. ...
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COUNCILLOR NOAKES REPLIES.
Sir,—Kindly allow me a little space to reply to the reported remarks made by a Mr. Rath at the last meeting of the Repatriation ...
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
Speaking at a banquet in honor of the State Governor at Lithgow, Mr. Dooley said he was pleased that his Excellency had said the loyalty of the ...
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EUGOWRA RAILWAY
The decision of the authorities to close down the construction work on the Canowindra-Eugowra railway line has come like a bombshell among ...
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THAT COURSING MATCH.
Sir,—With reference to Mr. J. Davis' letter as published by you on Friday last, may I be permitted to offer a few words to show that I am ...
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