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THE SCHOOLS.
Before a log fire on the South Coast during the recent wet vacation a group of teachers held an informal educational discussion. The idealist of the party began with the ...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Sir,—Mr. R. J. Love, the chairman of the Hospitals Commission, giving evidence yesterday at the fruit machines inquiry in Sydney, made use of the name of the late General ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
Many of the most prominent among local musicians will sing and play at the Savoy Theatre this evening. The concert has been arranged as a complimentary one to Miss Ruth Conway, well-known ...
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THE EXCHANGE.
Sir,—Generally speaking, Mr. A. L. Holt, in your issue of 20th inst., sets out fairly the different points of view of those who advocate a higher exchange rate and those who ...
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"DAVID GARRICK."
At the Conservatorium Hall this evening. Mr. Arundel J. Nixon will stage Robertson's play, "David Garrick." The cast includes Patricia Minchin. MarRot Read Bertha Burt, Joan Orchard, Sheila ...
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TWO-PIANO RECITAL.
Miss Maysle Reid and Miss Katie Cornford, both from the studio of Mr. Ramsay Penniculck, will give a two-piano recital this evening at the Conservatorium Small Hall. Mr. Clifford Lathlean ...
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NOEL COWARD'S "FALLEN ANGELS."
At St. James's Hall to-night, an amateur group under the direction of Miss Edna Goldberg, will stage Noel Coward's play. "Fallen Angels." which created so much discussion when it was presented ...
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ILLAWARRA PLAYERS CLUB.
Members of the Illawarra Players' Club will stage "The Middle Watch." an amusing comedy of life in the British Navy, at the Rockdale Town Hall this evening. ...
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MR. MASSEY'S ORGAN RECITAL.
At his organ recital in St. Matthew's Church. Mnnly, to-day, Mr. Arthur Massey will play Mendelssohn's second sonata, a Gavotte by Bach, and Rossinis "Semiramide" overture. Miss Ethel Friend ...
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BROADCASTING.
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SINGLE MEN.
Sir,—May I make another plea on behalf of the single men and the married men without children? I think it is now time that this farce of giving every preference to married ...
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AIR MAILS.
Sir,—In the case of the Australia-India air mail, one strongly suspects that your correspondent of September 20, writing from Melbourne, is not, as he would suggest, a business ...
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ST. ANNE'S, RYDE.
Sir,—My attention has been drawn to a letter from R. A. Thompson, of Epping appearing in your issue of 31st ult. May I be permitted to state that your correspondent ...
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MANCHURIA.
Sir—Your correspondent, "W.J.R.S.", in this morning's issue, must have been strangely informed in [?]is reading of "reliable English, American, and Australian Press reports" to ...
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THE PRICE OF MILK.
Sir,—When the Milk Board fixed its prices last March they were reasonable enough to all parties, seeing that wages were in a fairly healthy condition, and also from the fact ...
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CHILLED MEAT TRADE.
Sir,—One of the outstanding features at the recent Ottawa Conference was the fact that Argentina had a tremendous advantage over Australia in connection with the meat ...
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GALVANISED IRON.
Sir,—With reference to the Federal Committee's inquiry, at which evidence was given by Mr. R. W. Davey, director of John Lysaght (Australia), Ltd., and where he is reported ...
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.
A physical culture display by the pupils attracted a large attendance of parents and friends to the grounds of the Sydney Girls' High School yesterday. The Director of ...
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UNIVERSITY CARILLON.
Professor Fawsltt yesterday gave a recital on the University War Memorial Carillon during the lunch-hour, using the ivory keyboard. This is the first occasion on which a ...
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TRAM STEPS.
Sir,—I note in this morning's "Herald" that it is proposed to build 200 new tramcars. I trust that these will be provided with low steps. Ever since its inception the Citizens' ...
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WISTARIA AT VAUCLUSE HOUSE.
The annual pilgrimage to W. C. Wentworth's home at Vaucluse began this week, and it is expected that during the next few days thousands will inspect the glorious gardens and the ...
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