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LAWN TENNIS.
Although the wind troubled some of the players to-day when the semi-finals of events were decided in the Victorian tennis championships at Kooyong, the weather was again delightful. In the singles. ...
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BOWLS.
The first rounds of the pennants, subject again to weather aspects are to be played to-day—a week behind schedule time. It was considered advisable by the pennant committee, when rain ...
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POSTAL VOTES
The Minister for Local Government (Mr. McGirr) yesterday issued a proclamation concerning postal voting for the postponed election of councils within the County of ...
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OBITUARY.
The funeral of Rev. Thomas Jamieson Williams, of the Manly Presbyterian Church, took place yesterday at Rookwood, where the remains were cremated. A service was ...
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THE ELECTORATES.
Two years ago the electors of Wentworth saw an election campaign which, for excitement and strange vote-catching devices, was almost unparalleled in Australian political history. ...
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SCHOOL CADETS.
For the first time, detachments of picked troops from the school cadets of Cranbrook Echool, Barker College, and Knox Grammar School met at Cranbrook oval yesterday, in ...
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CHRISTMAS CHEER.
The appeal for Christmas cheer for hospitals and other institutions is accentuated this year by the adverse effect upon them of the general economic position. ...
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THE SEAMEN.
Chief Judge Dethridge, in the Arbitration Court to-day, made an interim award providing that picking-up places for seamen in Sydney and Newcastle should be at the vessel's side ...
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QUARREL IN STREET.
Following a fight in Glebe late on Thursday night Edward Wilson, of Forest-street, Forest Lodge, was admitted to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in a serious condition, suffering from ...
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THE SCHOOLS.
Newington College held its annual speech day yesterday. The Rev. J. W. Burton. M. A., president of the New South Wales Methodist Conference, welcomed the new headmaster, Mr. P. R. Le Couteur. ...
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PRESIDENT'S COMPETITION.
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CASUALTIES.
Mrs. Rosalie Flockton, 38, of Corunna-road, Stanmore, had her left foot crushed by a steam roller yesterday in Parramatta-road, Petersham. ...
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RANDWICK v CITY.
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MR. J. B. CARGILL.
Mr. J. B. Cargill, a pioneer of Mongarlowe, died at the age of 82 years. He came to New South Wales with his parents at the age of six years, and two years later his parents, ...
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ROSEVILLE v PETERSHAM.
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ST. GEORGE v EASTWOOD.
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MR. GEORGE MAIDEN.
The funeral of Mr. George Malden, of Messrs. Maiden Brothers, stock and station agents, took place yesterday from St. Matthew's Church, Manly, the interment being made at ...
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STUART CUP.
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STRATHFIELD v FIVEDOCK.
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OTHER MATCHES.
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MOSMAN NIGHT TOURNAMENT.
The Mosman night tennis tournament will be continued at Lucas's courts on Monday evening. The draw is:— 7. 15, Misses Hattersley and Godwin v Mesdames ...
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TRADE TREATY.
Messrs. Forbes, Coates, and Stewart, and bankers, commercial men, and other prominent people attended a dinner given by the Belgian Consul (M. Nihotte) to celebrate the ...
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HARD COURT v GRASS COURT JUNIORS.
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ST. ALOYSIUS' COLLEGE.
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STEAMER UNDAMAGED.
An examination of the steamer Mangola, which grounded on Pelican Bank in the Brisbane River during Wednesday night's storm, showed that there was no damage. The vessel ...
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NORTH SHORE HOSPITAL.
The Royal North Shore Hospital is the first of the metropolitan hospitals to adopt the recommendation of the Hospitals' Commission for the establishment of private and ...
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MOTOR CYCLING.
The postponed programme of motor cycling events will be held to-night at the Parramatta speedway. The chief attraction will be a match race between Walter Little and Jack Hollis, under the ...
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THE UNIONS.
A compulsory conference has been convened to deal with the strike which has thrown idle the entire fleet of "Iron class" steamers used by the Broken Hill Pty., Ltd. It is to ...
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TO-DAY'S SPORTING FIXTURES.
Grade premiership, sixth round to be concluded: Northern District v University, Sydney Cricket Ground: Randwick v Cumberland. Parramatta; Mosman v North Sydney, North Sydney; Manly v ...
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UNIVERSITY.
The following are the results of the second and third degree examinations held recently. Lists of credits and distinctions will not be published until after Christmas:— ...
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MR. D. R. HOLMES.
The funeral of Mr. David Ripley Holmes took place yesterday. A service was held at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Phillip-street, yesterday morning, the Rev. Hugh Paton ...
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ASCOT RACING CLUB.
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TRANSPORT ACT.
In the Legislative Assembly, the Minister for Railways (Mr. Morgan) said: "The railways could run motor competition off the roads in 12 months by reducing freights, but the ...
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MOTOR BOATING.
The Royal Motor Yacht Club has chosen a new course to decide the events in the annual regatta at Pittwater on December 26, The possibilities of good raring and unhindered spectators' views are ...
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MR. S. M. CAMPBELL.
Mr. Stewart McDougall Campbell, district manager of the Australian Mutual Provident Society at Tamworth, died on Thursday at the age of 49 years. Mr. Campbell was born ...
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OUTBOARD CHAMPIONSHIP.
The outboard motor boat championship of Australia, and the O'Donaghue Shield will be held over the Murray Bridge course. Adelaide, on March 26. 1932. ...
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RELIEF WORKERS.
A police motor lorry with seven constables aboard was driven to the Daly-street bridge where relief workers were assembled this morning. A notice was posted at the bridge to ...
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MR. A. LOVEKIN.
The death occurred last night of Mr. Arthur Lovckin, who had been a member of the Legislative Council since 1919. He was associated with the Press and public life. He was born ...
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VAUCLUSE REGATTA.
Entries are now being accepted by the Royal Motor Boat Club for motor boat races at the Vaucluse regatta on January 16. The club announces that entries will be accepted ...
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EXPLOSIVES.
The recent disappearance of a quantity of explosives from the Long Bay Rifle Club had a cequel in the Central Police Court yesterday, when Thomas Graham, 51, rifle range ...
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BOXING.
The boxing tournament being held in the Masonic Hall, Campsie, will be continued on Monday night. The draw is:— Paperweight division: Young Mahoney (Evenden's) ...
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GREYHOUND RACING.
Following is the draw for the "Mary Ann" cup, which will be run at the Mascot Unemployment Charity Carnival at Mascot Coursing Ground to-day:— ...
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CONSERVATORIUM.
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CAPTAIN H. R. EAST.
Captain H. Rayner East, master of the motor freighter Clan Macdougall, died at sea on November 4, whilst the vessel was en route from Melbourne to Aden. Death supervened upon ...
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FATAL MOTOR MISHAP.
When a motor car crashed into a car which they were pushing along Point Nepean-road, Chelsea, early on the morning of October 22. Leonard Nicholas Gully, 45, petty officer, and ...
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ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT.
An allegation of embezzlement was made against Frederick Henry Searl, of Searl's, Ltd., florists, in the Central Summons Court yesterday. ...
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MR. C. A. BUTLER.
Mr. C. A. Butler arrived here from Kalgoorlie at 5.45 p.m. yesterday, after a flight of four hours and a quarter against head winds. He will return to the eastern States ...
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A VICTORIAN WILL.
Mr. Oliver Irving Winter Iiving, of Avenel, grazier, who died on October 24, left real estate of a groos value of £13,028, and personal property of a gross value of £58,673. The ...
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ROWING.
The races to be decided at the Pittwater regatta on December 26 are:—Lightweight junior fours, heavyweight junior fours, senior fours. ...
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PROTEST AGAINST BOXING.
Ryde Amateur Boxing Committee is applying to Ryde Council for the use of the Town Hall on Friday nights The council is considering a protest from the local storekeepers, on the grounds ...
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