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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR DOCTORS AND PUBLICITY.
Sir,—Some confusion of ideas appears to have arisen in regard to journalistic criticism of the attitude of the British Medical Association (N.S.W. branch), to publicity affecting ...
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GARAGE PROPRIETOR MISLED.
When Norman Morcom, 35, a local garage proprietor, was charged at the Bathurst Police Court with receiving stolen motor car accessories, the defence was that the articles were ...
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LAW REPORT. FULL COURT.
The Court having reserved judgment in the case of Aubin and others v Munday and another, decided to hear argument upon the somewhat different questions arising in Gill ...
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SCHOLARSHIPS.
Scholarships tenable at the Sydney Teachers' College are offered to the undermentioned students subject to the fulfilment of required conditions regarding age, physical fitness, ...
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FIRST GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
Sir,—I have a cutting from an old Parramatta paper in which the late Mr. John Taylor says: "Mrs. Frances Oakes, nee Rebecca Small, told me that she was bom in a room ...
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DISTRICT COURT.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Sir,—May I edge into the interesting discussion of Government House, to state that, according to an old family diary, the first dwelling for Governor Phillip was an imported ...
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
The Inquiry (adjourned from Melbourne) into the claims of the Commonwealth Telephone Officers' Association for increased sal aries and improved conditions, was resumed ...
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CHIEF INDUSTRIAL MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Re James Young, ex parte Victor Joseph Waine. In this matter, which was an application by Young to set aside the bankruptcy notice issued against him by the respondent ...
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MRS. E. CLAUGHTON'S WILL.
An application was made by Mr, David Wilson (instructed by Messrs. Pigott, Stinson, Macgregor, and Palmer), to the Chief Judge in Equity (Mr. Justice Harvey) yesterday on ...
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THE UNIVERSITY.
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DAY BAKING.
Sir,—If there is anything to bring before the Government the anomaly of the position brought about by the day baking law and its inconsistencies and disregard of the ...
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MAROUBRA BEACH RESERVE.
A deputation of residents at Maroubra, waited upon the Mayor of Randwick (Alderman T. J. Jennings) to express sympathy with the intentions of the council in respect ...
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THE COLUMNS IN CENTENNIAL PARK.
Sir,—In an article under the heading of "Garden Scenes" in your issue of the 8th inst some comments are made on the amaranths "planted around tne best-known of the two ...
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UPPER HOUSE.
With the fixing of a definite date (May 17) for the holding of the referendum in regard to the reconstitution of the Upper House, the organisation recently set afoot by the Citizens' ...
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QUEEN'S-SQUARE JURY COURT.
The plaintiff, Herman Gordon, who conflucts a furrier's business near Her Majesty's Arcade, in Pitt-street, sued William Hughes and Co., Ltd., contractors, claiming £750 ...
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FINED £27.
At the Kogarah Police Court yesterday, George Robert Miller, 31, a motor driver, was charged with having assaulted Constable Bradbury at Sandringham on March 8, with ...
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CRONULLA BUS CHARGES.
Sir,—What we might expect if left to the tender mercies of the bus proprietors is shown by the following statement of fares charged on the Sydney-Cronulla bus route. Cronulla ...
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CONTROL OF CANBERRA.
The Minister for Home Affairs (Mr. Blakeley) said to-day that there was no truth in the reports that the secretary to the Department of Home Affairs (Mr. P. Deane) ...
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THE CAMPERDOWN CEMETERY.
Sir,—As this old historical burial ground is in a sadly neglected condition I would like to ask through the medium of your paper whether those who have friends or relations ...
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LAW NOTICES.
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TRIAL AFTER SEVEN YEARS.
At the Central Police Court yesterday. William Richard Smith (40), whose name appeared on the warrant as William Richard McAdam, was charged with having, during March and ...
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BOOKS AND BANS.
Sir,—I read your leading article in this morning's paper with the keenest interest. Surely the decision of the Sydney magistrate who declared, amongst other works, ...
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INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
The further hearing of this matter was adjourned till this morning. (Before Mr. E. J. Kavanagh, Deputy Industrial Commissioner.) ...
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CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS.
The Communist party hopes to organise a full "ticket" for the forthcoming City Council election. A canvass of members, however, discloses that so far only 12 have the ...
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WAR GRAVES.
An interesting survey of the work of the Imperial War Graves Commission was given by Lieutenant-Colonel C. E. Hughes, Deputy-Controller of the Eastern Division, in a ...
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FALSE LABELS.
Sir,—The imposition referred to by "K.E.F." in to-day's issue of the "Herald" is not only practiced in the city but in the country also, although on a much lower scale, because once ...
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INDECENT PUBLICATION.
In the summons division of the Central Court, before Mr. Camphin, S.M., yesterday, Detective Laurence proceeded against Robert Henry Douglas Blackwood, on an ...
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WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
Archibald Blake, a scabber, claimed compensation from the Public Works Department for an injury to his left hand, sustained when using a spalling hammer on road construction ...
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ALLEGED UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY.
Sixty-one miners were before the Cessnock Police Court to-day on charges of having continued in an unlawful assembly at Ellalong on January 15. ...
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IN EQUITY.
When the hearing was resumed Mr. Weston intimated that, upon consideration, Mr. Wood had taken the view that he might properly retire from the trust, provided ...
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THE COAL CRISIS.
Sir,—As it appears that sufficient financial support is available to enable the coal-miners to hold out indefinitely, it is very probable that they will do so, at least, till the State elections ...
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SAFETY FIRST.
Sir,—Having read with sorrow of the fifth fatal accident on the Harbour Bridge, may I as an old sailor and rigger, be permitted to suggest the following precaution to be observed. ...
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LOCAL EMPLOYEES.
In reference to a decision by the Severn Shire Council, that 75 per cent, of the men employed on local contracts should be local men, a letter was received from the acting ...
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GARDEN SCENES.
Yellow cannas, golden dahlias, purple "bachelor buttons," pink petunias, cerise phlox, and other gay blossoms are brilliant and beautiful to-day in the terminus garden ...
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VAUCLUSE SHOOTING.
Daisy Hunter Pickering, 30, married woman, was charged before Mr. Camphin, S.M., at the Central Police Court yesterday with having maliciously shot at Sydney Castle ...
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"SNOW-DROPPING."
Sir,—The explanation in Saturday's issue of the meaning of the term "snow-dropping," as applied to a certain class of theft, does not agree with the meaning of the term of some ...
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INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
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THE UNEMPLOYED.
Sir,—After the many letters that have been published concerning the cause, no solution has been tangibly reached, and to the writer's mind, never will, until the arbitration laws ...
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IN DIVORCE.
In the following suits the decrees nisi previously granted were made absolute:—William Pearson Tewksbury v Juanita Tewksbury, Isaac Elias v Louisa Ellas, Edith Ann ...
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
Crown Prosecutor, Mr. T. S. Crawford. ACQUITTED. Athol George Waight, 19, labourer, was charged with having illegally used a motor car ...
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TRAP-DOOR SPIDERS.
A resident of Newport, who called at the "Herald" office yesterday, said that trap-door spiders were very prevalent at Newport and Bay View. The gross was infested with them ...
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NO-LICENSE ORGANISER HONOURED.
In recognition of his organising a campaign against the opening of a hotel in Haberfield, Mr. P. J. Suckling on Monday night was presented with an illuminated address and a ...
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WINDOW-SMASHING IN SUBURBS.
A man, returning from a party in the western suburbs, did much damage to plateglass windows early yesterday morning. He was seen to break three windows in ...
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HARBOUR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION.
In a letter to the "Herald," two workmen employed on the Harbour Bridge refer to the recent fatality, when Sidney Addison fell nearly 200 feet from a staging into the water. ...
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SOLDIERS' DAY.
Soldiers' Day in Sydney on Friday will again bring home to everybody the unpleasant fact that there are still some hundreds of Diggers in our midst who are hovering between ...
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WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
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BODY FOUND ON LINE.
The body of Thomas George Myers, 53, bootmaker, of 194 James-street, Leichhardt, was found on the railway line directly below the bridge in James-street early yesterday ...
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