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MOTOR SHIP.
It was announced to-day that an oraer would shortly be placed abroad for the construction of a new mo[?]-ship to run in the interstate service in the interests if Huddart ...
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CHILD DROWNED.
While temporarily out of his mother's sight Harold Brown, a toddler, 19 months old, made his way to a waterhole about 50 yards from his home at Quarry-road, Dundas, yesterday, ...
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AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
The Australian Eleven on tour in New Zealand has a lead of 176 with six wickets in hand on the first innings in the two days' match against North Otago, commenced at ...
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MITCHAM MURDER.
Further evidence for the Crown in the case in which Ernest Ambrose K[?]nert aged 20 years, a labourer, of Mitcham, is charged with the murder of Mrs. [?] Mary ...
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PROFESSOR HARRSON.
I first know Launcelot Harrison as a fellowmember of the Naturalists' Society of New South Wales, of which he was an energetic secretary about 1000. Even then he had an ...
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METHODIST PROTEST.
Strong protest against the holding [?] [?]ucharistic processions, which it is proposed to make through the streets of Sydney were made by the retiring president of the ...
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FRANCE WINS.
By winning two [?] to one yesterday France emerged easily victorious from the second lawn tennis test against Australia at Rushcutter Bay. The visitors won the first ...
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CRICKET.
The G.P.S, matches postponed from Saturday were played yesterday on easy wickets. Scoring, however was on the low side. The surprise of the round was the defeat of The King's ...
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SINGLETON RACING CLUB.
The Singleton Racing Club held a meeting this afternoon. The weather was line, and there was a good attendance. Results:- Flying Handicap, 5f.—Chryses, 9-2 (E. Reynolds). ...
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WIDGEON II.
A speed of 110 miles an hour was attained by the new amphibian aeroplane Widgeon II. in a further flight trial made at Mascot yes-] terday. ...
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METHODISTS.
There was a large assemblage of Methodists in the Lyceum last night, on the occasion of the official opening of the conference. The Rev. G. H. Hewitt presided. ...
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MAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
William Leggett (56), who committed suicide at a house in Argyle-street, city, yesterday afternoon by cutting his throat with a pocket[?] was a well-known street identity. He ...
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MOONEE VALLEY RACES.
The Moonee Valley Racing Club held a meeting today in dull weather. The Attendence was good. Details:- Kalkailo Hurdle Race, 2m.—Mr. T. Patterson's [?]g ...
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JOB CONTROL.
Allegations of job control were made before Judge Beeby in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court during the hearing of the pla[?]nt of the Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia ...
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JOHN WILLIAMS SAILS.
The London Missionary Society's ship, John Williams—commissioned in 1894—left Sydney Harbour on its 102nd voyage yesterday afternoon. The sailing was preceded by the usual ...
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MELBOURNE WOOL SALES.
To-day's Melbourne wool sales, of [?] bales, held by the Australian [?] Land and Finance Co., found the market [?] strong as ever for all sorts. Merinos were in somewhat better request, but the ...
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BOWLS.
Following are the results of the sixth round of the President's Trophy competition, played yesterday, North Sydney suffered its first defeat in the competition, Burwood [?] well in both [?]. The ...
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FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The funeral of the late Professor Launcelot Harrison will take place this afternoon, when the body will be c[?]ted at the Rookwood Crematorium. The funeral will leave the ...
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GLADSTONE PARK v CRONULLA.
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CHELTENHAM v PRATTEN PARK.
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DIRECT SERVICE.
It was learned to-day that after her trip from Hobart to Sydney on April 14 the steamer Zealandia will be withdrawn from the service, and that during the winter months there ...
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SOCIAL QUESTIONS.
The inaugural meeting of the Association for Social and Industrial Relations was held at the Chamber of Manufactures last evening. It was attended by representatives of kindred ...
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ASHFIELD v [?]LLARA.
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DETAILS OF PLAY.
One of the greatest contests in the Sydney series was the result of the meeting between Crawford and Brugnon. The young New South Wales champion won in straight sets after a ...
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MOREE RACE CLUB.
There was a good attendence at the Moree Race Club's autu[?] meeting, held to-day in beautiful weather. Results:- Opening Handicap, 5f.—Mr. N. Cas[?] m Nine[?] ...
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ASHFIELD CLUB.
Ashi[?] Club [?] appointed Mr. A. W. Noakes assistant [?]ary and representative to the New South Wales [?]g Association: and Messrs. Noakes, A[?] down, and John[?] a peovisional select[?] committee, ...
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CITY CHAMPIONSHIP.
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NOR[?] COACHES TO-DAY.
The coaching by Mr. M. A. Noble, postponed from Tuesday, will take place to-day, at the Sydney Cricket Ground. ...
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PROUD SHIELD.
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BARBERS' DISPUTE.
The lessee of the Central Railway Station hairdressing saloon (Mr. H. Shaw) yesterday informed the secretary of the Hairdressers' Union (Mr. J. O'Reilly) that he had withdrawn ...
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COLTS v CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN.
Mr. J. Searle's team of Association [?] [?]ic young Men's side by 47 runs at Centennial park yesterday. Scores:- Association [?].—Mai[?] st. Green b Garter; ...
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INTERCLUB MATCHES.
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LIGHTHOUSE SHIPS.
Mr. L. F. East, Secretary of the marine branch of the Department of Navigation is travelling to Brisbane to confer with Captain Roskrug[?] Deputy Director of Navigation, ...
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MAN'S THROAT CUT.
A plucky stewarde[?] who held with [?] [?] a wound in a man's neck, probably saved the life of Harry [?] bedroom steward on the liner Ormonde. St[?]les was ...
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PUBLIC FINANCE.
The Government Statistician (Mr. T. Waites) last evening delivered a lecture on "Public Finance" to members of the Commercial Education Society at the King's Hall. Mr. ...
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ORANGE J.C.
The following entries were received for the Orange Cup. to be run on March 10. Last year there were [?]4 entries and 40 for this year's race:- Sol[?] Eve[?] More Lina[?] Don Panther, Shrap[?] ...
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VICTORIA PARK v ASHFIELD.
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INTERSTATE TRAMWAYS MATCH
The annual Cricket match between Voctoria and New South Wales tram[?] was [?] at the Filzrow Cricket Ground to-day. The [?] team bat[?]ed first coun[?] 116 [?] H. Pro[?] ...
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PETERSHAM v LAKEMBA.
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KENSINGTON WEIGHTS
The weights for the minor events at kensington, on Saturday are:- 14[?] Handicap, 5[?].—King T[?] 10[?] Magella, 10; Merlin Rose, 8-11; Golden Dale, 8-3; Merry Kaight, 8; ...
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HOTEL KEEPERS v WINE TRAVELLERS.
The annual cricket match between thr hotelkeeper of the metropolitan area and the wine and report travellers will take place on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day at 10.30 a.m. ...
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LAUNCH ON FIRE.
When the motor launch from which they were fishing in the harbour on the western side of Garden Island [?] fire at 7.30 o'clock last night, the flames drove the two ...
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VICTORIANS BEATEN IN NEW ZEALAND.
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M.C.C. WINS LAST MATCH IN
The M.C.C. team is South Africa, concluded the tour by defenting Western Province by eight wickets to-day. The Province team made 33[?] in its second innings de Kierk ...
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FLOATING DOCK.
The Wellington Harbour Board had decided to purchase a floating dock, with a net lifting power of 15,000 tons and of sufficient dimensions to accommodate the largest vessels ...
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£20,000 DAMAGE.
Damage estimated at about £20,000 was caused by a fire which broke out at 3.30 o'clock this morning in Johnston-street, Bruce Rock, a prosperous [?] district, about 30 ...
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LAKE MENINDIE.
Sir.—During the 90 flood half-[?]arted attempt was made by the Government of that time to dam the [?]bong feeding the lake. A section of the unemployed did the work, ...
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INCREASED FEES.
Increases in University fees, ranging from 25 per cent, to 50 per cent., which were recently recommended by the Melbourne University Council, have been confirmed by the ...
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INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.
At Paris in the international soccer match France beat Ireland, 4-0. ARMY TOURNAMENT. In the international army triangular tournament the ...
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EXPORT OF APPLES.
The Minister for Markets (Mr. Paterson) has received a cable message from the official secretary in Great Britain, stating that, in view of the heavy supplies of Australian ...
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FOOTBALL IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Scottish League.—St. Mirrch v C[?], [?] Second division.—Allon v Fortar, 3-2. Rugby Union.—Liancily v Neath, 8-[?] ...
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