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YOUNG SYDNEY DOCTOR.
(Eng. and Scotland.) A son of Sir Henry Braddon returned to Sydney. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GREYCLIFFE.
Little interest was manifested in the inquest upon the Greycliffe-Tahiti collision before the City Coroner (Mr. Fletcher) yesterday. ...
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MOTOR SHOW.
In the commercial vehicles section of the Motor Show the visitor is given opportunity of studying the latest developments in the transport of passengers and goods. There is ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
Recently a series of robberies took place in the north and north-west, premises being entered at Ebor, Ashford, Bukulla, Stroud, Booral, Lisarow, Gungal, and Willow Tree. In ...
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HEAVY FLOOD.
Heavy rain, up to six inches, between West Wyalong and Tullibigeal, completely flooded the whole of the country. Houses in Ungarie had water 2ft deep in them, and ...
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RAIN.
Widespread rain has fallen in New South Wales, and has removed the danger of a water shortage for the remainder of the summer in many districts on the slopes and ...
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DR. B. LEVICK.
who has been appointed Honorary Assistant Division Physician at St. George's Hospital, London. Dr. Levick, who is a son of Mr. S. B. and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS
Mrs. Hardy has been informed that in the phrase in King George's message of sympathy on the death of her husband, stating that "in the literature of the country his name will ...
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TRAVELLED WITHOUT TICKETS.
At the police court John Woods John Martin and Arthur Slater were charged with travelling on a paper train from Cootamundra to Junee without a ticket. They were fined ...
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A THIEF IMPRISONED.
Arrested by Constable Wiggins, Basil Moles was sentenced to six months' imprisonment on three charges of stealing money and clothing from George Brooks, Kenneth Beatson, ...
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BURGLARY AT COOTAMUNDRA.
Burglars entered the Producers' Distributing Society's depot and secured about £4 from a safe. The office was ransacked. A bag of sh[?]grit had been used to deaden the ...
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BOY'S BRAVERY.
James Frederick Veall, the five-year-old son of Mr. G. W. Veall, of the North Head Hotel, was pulled into the water by a big fish while he was fishing from the hotel wharf. Clive ...
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BEAM SUCCESS.
The annual report of Amalgamated Wireless, Ltd., was issued yesterday. A review of the accounts appears in our financial columns. The report states that the beam ...
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CENTENARIAN'S DEATH.
The death has occurred at the age of 100 years and nine months of Mr. Edward Wilks, who had resided in the Manning River district for 63 years. He arrived in Australia with ...
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QUEENSLAND RAIN.
Rain of torrential nature fell between Goondiwindi and Hebel during 24 hours ended at 8 o'clock this morning. Talwood registered 6[?] inches and Thallon 311 points. Other high ...
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SCIENCE.
The Congress of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science was continued to-day. There was an adjournment for 10 minutes out of respect for Mr. Waite, ...
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FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT.
At the inquest regarding the death of Edward Killer, who was fatally injured when he fell down a tunnel at the Ayrfleld colliery, the coronor, after giving a verdict of ...
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NEW SEASON'S WHEAT
The grain trade sectional committee of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce yesterday fixed the fair average quality standard of New South Wales wheat for the 1927-28 season at 60¼lb. ...
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MENIN GATE.
The Australian Press Association understands that Lord Woolavington paid two thousand guineas for Longstaff's picture, which will probably be shown in London and ...
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FATAL BOXING BOUT.
At the inquest into the death of Emmett Ambrose Murphy following a boxing match with an aboriginal named Edward Nixon, Sergeant R. Hall said that he saw the fight, and ...
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UNEMPLOYED AT WOLLONGONG.
Over 300 unemployed have registered at the local Labour Bureau since January 3. The position is so serious that Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., has been requested to try to induce ...
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CANADIAN TRADE.
The annual convention of the Canadian Produce Association passed a resolution asking the Government to adjust "creamery" tariff so as to afford protection to producers, who ...
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PROLIFIC DISTRICT.
The wonderful fertility of land in the Tumut district was emphasised by a deputation which waited upon the Minister for Lands yesterday. ...
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TRAIN STRIKE.
A meeting of men affected by the strike of train crews on the Trans-Australlan line was held at the Trades Hall, Kalgoorlie, this morning, and it was decided to remain firm. ...
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ENGLISH AMATEUR CRICKETER.
MAJOR HILL, who arrived in Sydney by the R.M.S. Orsova yesterday. An interview with him appears on page 11 to-day. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LIQUOR LICENSE.
An application for a liquor license for the Rest Accommodation House at National Park, supported by evidence from the park's trustees, was refused at the last sitting of the ...
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FIERCE STRUGGLE.
Within sight of a large number of people a desperate struggle occurred about 7 o'clock last night near the Criterion Theatre, in Pitt-street, between a man, who was armed with ...
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"SAFETY FIRST."
"There is growing feeling among schoolchildren that the slogan of 'safety first' means 'your own safety first—and be blowed to anybody else,'" said Alderman Jenkinson, ...
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PROFESSOR E. R. WAITE.
The death occurred in a private hospital at Hobart yesterday of Dr. Edgar Ravenswood Waite, director of the National Museum at Adelaide. ...
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INDEX.
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LIGHTHOUSE SHIPS.
AS an outcome of the dispute with the seamen on the Commonwealth lighthouse vessels, a special issue of the Commonwealth "Gazette," published to-day, notifies the ...
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CAB DRIVER.
Suddenly attacked by three men whom be had driven to a secluded spot near the canal in Hawthorn-parade, Haberfield, about 1.30 this morning, Charles Zakharoff, aged 22, a ...
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OVERTIME.
The action of Trades Hall officials in attempting to prohibit the working of overtime by unionists, so that work might be distributed among a greater number of men, was ...
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WOLLONDILLY SEAT.
It was stated yesterday that the resignation of Sir George Fuller, member for Wollondilly, who will leave for England next month to take up his appointment as Agent-General for ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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GENEVA.
In the ballot to select an employees' representative to join the Australian delegation to the International Labour Conference at Geneva, Messrs. R. E. Holloway (Vic.) and ...
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BREAD-CARTERS.
Members of the Bread-carters' Union, who, at the last meeting, expelled their officials, held a further meeting at the Trades Hall last night. Mr. L. Webster was in the chair as ...
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ENDURANCE FLIGHT.
Captain Kingsford Smith, who, at 8.11 on Tuesday morning, started out from San Francisco on an endurance flight in the "Spirit of California," in an endeavour to defeat a ...
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LATE COMMERCIAL.
Wheat, growers' lots 5/2 to 5/3; flour, bakers' lots £13/10/; pollard, £7/2/6; oats, 3/7 to 3/9; chaff, £[?] on trucks at Mile End (bags included); butter, choice factory bulk 1/8[?] best ...
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OYSTER CULTURE.
The Chief Secretary (Mr. Bruntnell), who has been investigating oyster culture on the Manning River, said yesterday that the industry was in danger owing to the exclusion of ...
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POLICE CONSTABLE.
When he rebuked a number of youths, who were using bad language on the footpath in Commonwealth-street, Surry Hills, about 12.30 this morning, Constable Brennan, of ...
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TRAGIC SEQUEL.
A tragic sequel to the deaths of Harold Wilson and Ivy Walton by gas poisoning at Lyall Bay was the suicide to-day of Flora McMurtrie (27), to whom Wilson was ...
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BANK ROBBERY.
When the Government Savings Bank at Toronto was opened this morning. It was discovered that a cash-box containing £53 was missing from the safe. The police were ...
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TO-DAY.
Her Majesty's Theatre: "The Girl Friend," 8. Theatre Royal: "Cradle Snatchers," 8.15. Criterion Theatre: "A Cuckoo in the Nest," 8. St. James Theatre: "Archie," 8. ...
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THE NICARAGUAN FLAG.
A report from Havana says that the attitude of the Cuban public towards the Nicaraguan situation was signally demonstrated when the flags of 21 nations participating in ...
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LATE SHIPPING.
MELBOURNE.—Arr: Jan. 19, City of Oran, from Sydney; Narrawah, from Stanley; Wareatea, from Launceston; Loongana, from Burnie; Mulera, from Stenhouse Bay; Casino, from Portland. Dep: Jan. ...
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TRAIN ALTERATIONS.
The Railway Department notifies the running of a number of special trains to and from Sydney to-day, to-morrow, and on Sunday, and alterations in the arrangements for ...
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FATAL FALL FROM STEAMER.
While working on the steamer Ballarat yesterday a fireman named Lawson fell from the deck rall of the steamer on to the wharf below and was killed. ...
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