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WARNING TO MINERS.
Action has been taken by the Federal authorities, to discourage anything in the nature of a rush to the scene of a reported discovery of gold at Wawaru in Papua. It ...
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GOLF.
A strong tric of Victorians are among the entrant[?] for the am[?]teur championship titles of New South Wales, which will be decided at Rose Bay on June 8. 11, 17, 18, 20, mid 22, On June 8 the present helders ...
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Q.T.C. ACCEPTANCES.
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THE CENOTAPH.
Among the correspondence tabled at the quarterly meeting of the State council of the Returned Soldiers' League yesterday with reference to the recent desecration of the ...
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CAPTAIN'S FLAT.
With the reopening of the Lake George mine at Cnptain's Flat, near Canberra, a number of important worka are to be carried out by the National Mining Corporation. ...
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A.J.C. JUNE MEETING.
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V.R.C. ACCEPTANCES.
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MOORE PARK CLUB.
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PYM[?]LE ASSOCIATES.
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DRAUGHTS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Entries will be received until tomorrow at No. 8 Royal Arcade for the draughts championship of New South Wales, to commence at 8 o'clock on that night. ...
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OVERHEATED PITCH.
The sudden boiling over of a tin of pitch, which was being heated on a kitchen gas range, was apparently the cause of a fire which portly destroyed premises in ...
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CITY FIRE.
The sharp report of an explosion, accompnnied by a vivid flash of [?]ame, startied pedestrians passing shops at 92-94, King-street, city, about 6.30 o'clock last night. ...
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EDUCATION.
"There is no undue extravagance in the provision for education in New South Wales, as a comparison of the figures with those of other countries will show," said the ...
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FOG ON THE HARBOUR.
A heavy for enveloped the harbour early yesterday morning and spread out to sea. Several large steamers were compelled to remain outside port until shortly after 8 o'clock, ...
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BONNIE DOON CLUB.
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POLO.
The first entry received for the approaching Dudley Cup Tournament was that of Old T[?]rang, a new team to Sydney, although the name is very well known in polo circles, and it conjures up memories of ...
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TWO ARRESTS.
The vigilance of Plainclothes Constable McGill, of the Waverley police, led to the arrest of two men on Wednesday night, and the finding of property, which Is alleged to ...
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CANTERBURY PARK RACING.
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ALLEGED HOUSEBREAKING.
Surprised by the return of the occupants of the house they had entered in Primroseavenue, Rosebery, yesterday, three boys locked themselves in a room and left by the window. ...
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MOORE PARK ASSOCIATION.
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WOMAN WITH DRUG.
On a charge of having in her possession a substance containing cocaine, Nonie King, 25, was to-day fined £10 or two months Imprisonment. It was stated that the woman was ...
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DAMAGES AWARDED.
In an action heard before Judge Coyle this afternoon May Wilkinson was awarded £1200 compensation on a claim of £2000 against William Pate on behalf of hersolf and two ...
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AVONDALE CLUB.
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LONG REEF ASSOCIATES.
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INTRUDERS IN BEDROOM.
Awakened by sounds in his bedroom shortly before 3 a.m, yesterday, Mr. Frank Garnet Cox, of 23 Dudley-street, Randwick, switched on the electric light, and found two ...
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KILLARA CLUB.
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CONSERVATORIUM CONCERTS.
Mr. V. C. Simon, writing to the Editor of the "Herald," complains of the practice of ushering late-comers at Conservatorium orchestral concerts to their seats after a ...
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GAS POISONING.
Officers of the Paddington Ambulance who entered a room [?]bes-street. Darlinghurst, yesterday morning found William Frost in an unconscious conditions. He was suffering from ...
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INVERELL CARNIVAL.
The Inverell polo carnival concinded to-day. In the beaten teams, for the D. M. Sinclair trophies, Uralla defeated Sovereign River by 9 goals to 5. In the semi-finals for the Ring and For[?]ter Cups and ...
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ROYAL SYDNEY CUP.
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Advertising
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GREYHOUND RACING.
Two fixtures will be promoted by the Australasian Coursing Club at Mascot to day. The live hare meeting, postponed from Tuesday last, will Include nine courses, the first starting at 2.30 p.m. A mechanical ...
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MR. S. B. HOOPER.
To mark his retirement from the service of the Union Bank of Australia, Ltd., Mr. S. B. Hooper, manager of the George-street branch, was entertained at luncheon at the Hotel ...
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CAMDEN COURSING CLUB.
Camden Coursing Club has postponed its fixture [?]et down for Saturday until June 8. ...
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MASCOT DRAW FOR TO-NIGHT.
Following is the draw for the Australian Coursing Club's mechanical hare meeting at Mascot to-night:— Botany Qialifying Stakes. (First and second in heats to qualify far Botany Stakes on June 9).—First heat: ...
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ASCOT RACING CLUB.
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OBITUARY.
A tologram recelyed yesterday by Mr. W. Lock, of the B. J. Carroll enterprises, announced the death in Perth of Mr. Fred. McCrea, concert manager for E. J. Carroll in ...
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HAROLD PARK SATURDAY DRAW.
The draw for the Greyhound Coursing Association's meeting on Saturday afternoon at Harold Park is:— Harold Park Cup, first and second d[?]g in each heat to run in grand final.—First heat: Andrew's [?] ...
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RICHMOND COURSING CLUB.
The following are the nominations and draw for Richmond Coursing Club's meeting on Saturaday:— burrajong Cup Hrst nul s mud in heit to start in finals, on Monday, June 3.—First beat: Sweet Success, ...
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MR. JOHN ROSS.
Mr. John Ross, of Kinross, Holbrook, aged 83, of the well-known Robb family of pastoralists, and the father of Mr. John Robs, Jun., M.L.A., for Albury in the State Parliament, ...
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THE SOUTHERN CROSS.
When the Air Inquiry Board continued itsi inquiry to-day. Pilot Heath, who made three landings beside the Southern Cross on the saltpan, near the Glenelg River, said the ...
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MR. G. W. WHATMORE.
Mr. George W. Whatmore, managiig director of Queensland Motors, Ltd., Whatmore Mclntosh Motors, Ltd., and Austin Cars, Ltd., died to-day. Mr. Whatmore was born in ...
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ATHLETICS.
The South Sydney club has arranged a novel event for Monday next in the form of a 100 miles relav race from Bowral to Sydney. Twenty members will participate each running five miles. The first man ...
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HOTEL ROBBERY.
Awaiting their opportunity, thieves ontered the barroom at the Sir Joseph Banks Hotel, Botany-rond, Botany, on Wednesday night, and carried off a cash register, valued at £75, ...
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CLUB NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
East Sydney, St. George, and Western Subur[?] c[?]n five miles novice cross-country championships are set down for to-morrow at Kensington Racecourse. This will afford ruoners an opportunity of Journeying over ...
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