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  2. COUNTRY NEWS.

    James Sikklng, aged 28, engaged as a rigger on the s[?]o construction works at Buddigower, rell 65 feet from the top of the s[?]o to the bottom. Death was instantaneous. ...

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  3. BRITISH CARS.

    At the dinner given to them last night by the Royal Automobile Club of Australia the members of the British motor delegation were told that on the point or disregard of ...

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  4. CITY V COUNTRY.

    At a Country party meeting last night, Mr. Buttenshaw, M.L.A., said that he intended to raise the cry of country versus city at all times. He alluded to the extraordinary ...

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  5. MR. MUTCH.

    Giving evidence at yesterday's sitting of the Royal Commission inquiring into the administration of the Child Welfare Department, the Minister for Education (Mr. ...

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  6. CONGREGATIONALISTS

    The tenth assembly of the Congregational Union of Australia and New Zealand is being held in Adelaide. The Rev. F. H. Dowling, of Queensland, is president. Delegates are ...

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  7. HISTORIC CEMETERY.

    "A wilderness" was the way Mr. E. E. Fosbery described (be historic Camperdown cemetery at a meeting held yesterday at the Church House. St. Andrew's Cathedral. The ...

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  8. EMPIRE DAY.

    Empire Day, the anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria, will be observed on Tuesday in every part of the world where there is a group of British people. The celebration ...

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  9. MR. LANG HECKLED.

    The Premier (Mr. Lang) last evening addressed seven meetings in support of Mr. O'Gorman, who was declared by Mr. Lang to be the properly selected candidate of the ...

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  10. PEATH OF MR. JOHN WATTS.

    The death his occurred of Mr. Jack Watts,[?] well-known resident of the Orange distriti, at the age of 59 years. Mr. Watts was born at Heifer Station, near Orange and served 19 ...

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  11. MR. PARKHILL'S FINAL APPEAL.

    Mr. Archdale Parkhill, who addressed meetings for over three bour[?] last night, said he expected to be returned because he was the selected National candidate, and because he ...

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  12. COWRA AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.

    At the annual meeting of the Cowra branch of the Agricultural [?]reau. Mr. H. S. He[?] was elected president. Mr. H. Pulling [?] secretary, Mr. A. B. J[?] hon. treasu[?] and Mr. ...

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  13. BINGARA HOSPITAL CARNIVAL.

    The hospital carnival opened last night with a ball at which only "old-time" da[?] were allowed [?] 10.30. The attendance of over [?] was a record for the Bingara district. Taking[?] ...

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  14. BLIND INSTITUTION.

    The New South Wales Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind was yesterday visited by the Governor-General (Lord Stonehaven) and Lady Stonehaven. ...

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  15. FIRES IN HOTEL.

    A serious fire started in the [?] Hotel yesterday afternoon, in the [?] wing of the building, which was well a[?]ght when the fire brigade arrived. Prompt action with ...

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  16. THE TASMAN.

    After having been aground for two weeks on a coral reef near Clerke Island, off the north coast, of Queensland, the Dutch mail steamer Tasman arrived in Sydney yesterday ...

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  17. MR. BAVIN'S APPEAL.

    "I sincerely hope." said Mr. Bavin (leader of the Opposition) yesterday, "that the electors of [?]arringah will return Mr. Parkhill by an overwhelming majority. Mr. Parkhill's ...

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  18. NONAGENARIAN'S DEATH.

    The death occurred yesterday of Mrs. Su[?] Trenerry, an old resident of P[?] She was 96 years of age, and was a native of Cornwall. ...

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  19. COPPER INDUSTRY.

    Mining companies' representatives suggpsted to the Tariff Board that the Federal Government should pay a minimum of £10 a ion on all copper produced and refined in ...

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  20. "CLARK MILLIONS."

    A claim for the huge fortune, known as the "Clark Millions," is to be made by 17 claimants in New South Wales, seven of whom reside in the suburban area. ...

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  21. GOULBURN AERODROME SITE.

    Mr. W. T. Mitchell, of "The Towers." [?] written to the Chamber of Commerce offering the use of his proper[?]y near the city[?] aerodrome site. The offer is to be forwarded ...

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  22. GANGWAY COLLAPSES.

    A remarkable accident occurred on the steamer Sussex to-night. At Knocking-on time a large number of watersiders and others were descending the gangway when it ...

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  23. NAVIGATION ACT.

    The Tasmanian Shipping Coramittee at a meeting to-day decided unanimously to participate in a State-wide conference which is being summoned by the Hobart Marine Board ...

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  24. THE ABORIGINES.

    An outline of the work of the Aborigines' Inland Mission in Central Queensland was given by lady missionaries at the mission conference yesterday. Speaking of the ...

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  25. RAVAGES OF WILD DOGS.

    Wild dogs have accounted for large. numbers of sheep in the eastern parts of the [?] trict within the last 12 months, and they have shown such cunning that they have ...

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  26. INJURED WOMAN'S SILENCE.

    Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Corrimal, [?] admitted to hospital with a severe wound [?] the head. She was found on the roadside [?] Railway-street, Corrimal, but she will [?] ...

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  27. LETTERS TAKEN FROM BOX.

    In the police court yesterday Mrs. Smith, wife of a well-to-do farmer, was charged with taking three letters from a mail box on the roadside addressed to Mr. Lee, a ...

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  28. GIRL FATALLY BURNED.

    Els[?] Tulloch, the 20-year-old daughter [?] David T[?]lloch, storekeeper, at Yamba, [?]s suffered frightful injuries to the face and body when a tin of methylated spirit exploded [?] ...

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  29. CYANIDE.

    Mr. M. Kilpatrick, M.L.A.. who is a member of the Countiy party, declared yesterday that numerous valuable stock, including sheep, cattle, and horses, were being destroyed ...

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  30. VICTORIANS ARRESTED.

    Four men, all of whom are stated to be Victorians, were arrested by Constable Kinsella at Aubur[?] yesterday. They were charged with stealing a motor car from ...

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  31. SAFEBREAKERS AT ORANGE.

    The office of Wright, Heaton, and Co. [?] entered last night by cracksmen, who force a way into the building through a door[?] the rear of the premises. The door of th[?] ...

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  32. EMPIRE SUNDAY.

    To-morrow will be observed as Empire Sunday in practically all the churches. Although references will be made to Empire Day at St. Andrew's Cathedral to-morrow. the ...

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  33. STATEMENTS REPUDIATED.

    Exception is taken by Professor J. Le Gay Brereton to the report, published in the "Herald" yesterday, of remarks made by him in an address to students concerning the ...

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  34. LISMORE SCHOOL.

    The Lismore Chamber of Commerce has requested Mr. W. T. Missingham, M.L.A., to interview the Government on the question of the proposed trades school at Lismore. ...

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  35. PROPOSED HOSPITAL.

    An effort is being made by residents [?] erect a cottage hospital in the town. meeting with this object in view has [?] called for Saturday, May 21. Thete is [?] ...

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  36. WAR MEMORIAL.

    The National War Memorial Committee today decided in favour of the erection of a shrine of remembrance on a site in the Domain. ...

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  37. LATE FINANCIAL.

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  38. CHESS.

    Within a few minutes of the resumption of the game between Crakanthorp and Purdy, last night, Crakanthorp gave up [?]is queen for a pawn, leaving his own king without a move, ...

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  39. LATE MR. JAMES SAMUELS.

    The funeral of Mr. James Samuels [?] place yesterday, and was the largest seen [?] Dubbo for years. The cortege was ha[?] mile long A squad of police marched [?] ...

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  40. FINANCE.

    Replies have been received by the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) from the States, intimating that they will be able to send representatives to a financial conference in ...

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  41. WINDSOR AND RICHMOND MAGISTRA[?] DISTRICT.

    Considerable interest has been created t[?]e proclamation of Windsor and Rich[?] as a stipendiary magistrate's district. [?] of the local justices consider the action of [?] ...

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  42. INDEX.

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  43. CAFE FRACAS.

    Vincent Young, aged 21 years, of No. 17 Mary-street, city, was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter at the conclusion yesterday of the inquest held by the ...

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  44. TRADES HALL.

    The recent Federal conference of the Australian Labour party was the first convention of any description to be [?]ld at Canberra, and officials of the party claim that, as the ...

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  45. NEW BRIDGE OPENED.

    The Bang Bang bridge, Dear Kooraw[?] built by the Burrangong Shire. was official opened by Mr. Taylor, president of the [?] Mrs. R. E. Trengrove, wife of the preside[?] ...

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  46. HIGHER DUTIES.

    Further evidence in relation to an application by Australian brushware manufacturers for incroased duties on imported brushware was heard by the Tariff Board, which resumed ...

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  47. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  48. MR. LANG TO ATTEND.

    Mr. Lang will attend the conference. It was stated in Sydney yesterday that the chief subjects set down for consideration will be child endowment, as applied to the whole ...

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  49. CYCLIST INJURED.

    Whilst riding a motor cycle near home, Mr. G. H. Warlters, clerk in the [?] chope Dairy Co., collided wltb a motor [?] Mr. Wariters, who was badly shaken. [?] ...

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  50. FORESTRY.

    Reafforestation problems have engaged the attention of the Federal Capital Commission for some time and fresh activity in this direction is evident now that the ...

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  51. INFANT ABANDONED.

    On the morning of March 10 an infant one month old was found abandoned in a doorway [?]n Bathurst-street, city. Yesterday the police arrested two young ...

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  52. FOREIGN NEWS.

    Addressing the women's conference on "Australia's Pan-Pacific Relationships," Miss Persia Campbell [?]hon, secretary of the [?]titute of Civic Relations) said that the ...

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  53. MILL HAND INJURED.

    William Docherty, a furnace band, [?] [?]nu the 27-inch mill at the steel works, [?] spiashed with molten steel whi[?] at work [?] morning, and received [?]s to the fa[?] ...

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  54. CITIZEN PRAISED.

    Evidence regarding assistance given to a constable by a citizen was given in a case at the Central Police Court yesterday. Mr. Scott, S.M., said that the citizen deserved the ...

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  55. CHILD DROWNED.

    Wandering from his home in Avo[?]a-street, Randwick, shortly after 9 o'clock yesterday morning, when his mother believed that he was playing in the garden outside the house, ...

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  56. GENEROUS GIFT TO HOSPITAL.

    The secretary of the Maitland Hospital [?] H. I. Mannell) has received a com[?] from Mr. G. H. Pepper, a Prominent re[?] of Nelson's Bay, Port Stephens, [?] ...

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  57. CANBERRA HOUSES.

    A report has Leen called for from the Federal Capital Commission by the Minister for Home and Territories (Mr. Marr) upon the allegations that structural defects in shops ...

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  58. LOAN FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION.

    The Governor's approval has [?] gran[?] Tweed Shire Council's proposal to [?] £20,000 by way of a special loan fo[?] purpose of carrying out road and bridge [?] ...

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  59. OBITUARY.

    Mis. Martha Zucker, whose f[?]neral took place at Waverley on Tuesday, was the last of a long-lived family of pioneers, resident in New Zealand and Australia for more ...

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  60. JAPAN'S FINANCES.

    It was stated at the Japanese ConsulateGeneral yesterday that official information received from Tokio relative to the financial position in Japan was: "That since the ...

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  61. TO-DAY.

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  62. THE PASTORALISTS.

    Mr. W. F. D[?] Minister for Agriculture and Acting Minister for Lands, arilved at Broken Hill to-day. He received a deputation from the Pastoralists' Association, who ...

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  63. AGED WOMAN'S, DEATH.

    An aged woman met her death in remarkable circumstances at Bondi Baths on Thursday. According to Mr. Ha[?]n, manager of the ...

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  64. ILLEGAL BETTING.

    Mr. Lazzarlni (Chief secretary) said yesterday that he had received a report from the Commissioner of Police (Mr. Mitche[?]), which showed that during the three m[?]ths ...

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  65. STATE INCOME TAX.

    Taxpayers are reminded that Wednesday, May 25, will be the last day for payment of State income tax assessments comprised in the second issue in order to avoid [?] penalty ...

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  66. NEWSPAPER STRIKE.

    The strike on the "West Australian" continues. There will be no issue of the paper to-morrow or on Monday. ...

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