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  2. COUNTRY NEWS. FIRES AT TWEED HEADS.

    At the chemistry department of Morley's, Ltd., Tweed Heads, a large bottle of sulphuric acid exploded, owing to extreme heat, and caused a wooden shelf in a corner to ignite. ...

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  3. NURSES' REGISTER.

    Notwithstanding the publicity given to the fact that December 31 was the closing date for applications by nurses for registration under the new Act, the number of late ...

    Article : 201 words
  4. GREATER SYDNEY.

    A conference of all local authorities and metropolitan organisations interested in the development of a Greater and "better" Sydney, and the appointment of various ...

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  5. WOMAN SHOT.

    William George Hudson appeared at the Court to-day charged with having, at New Farm, on December 14, attempted to kill Amelia Francis Higgins by discharging a loaded ...

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  6. DAYS OF WONDER.

    Never to have seen the sea; never even to have travelled in a railway train before they had the opportunity of making this wonderful holiday—this was true of 83 boys ...

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  7. OLD SYDNEY.

    Pitt-street—a street of weatherboard cottages, some snugly hidden behind shrubberies; a tall gum tree, and flowering creepers; a shop; a hostelry here and there; a couple ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. SINGLE SEATS.

    "It does not seem to matter what the Labour Government does, it can never find an echo of approval or sympathy from the Nationalist Press," said Mr. Lang, ...

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  9. "SACRIFICE."

    Miss Dora Ohlfsen, the distinguished Australian sculptress, who last visited her slaters in Sydney in 1920-1921, and has since resumed her residence in Rome, designed the war memorial ...

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  10. ROAD NEEDED.

    Residents of the Bannaby district are agitating for the construction of a road five miles long to link up the present road from Taralga with the Wombeyan Caves road. This ...

    Article : 147 words
  11. THE CARINTHIA.

    The Cunard liner Carinthia, which is making a world cruise, arrived at Hobart at 7 o'clock this morning with 311 American tourists, and left again at 5 o'clock for ...

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  12. BOY INJURED.

    A boy, aged 9 years, the youngest son of Mrs. Macfle, met with a painful accident yesterday while playing about the railway trucking yards in company with other children. ...

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  13. PICKPOCKET'S HAUL.

    Mr. Lawrence Goodman, a visitor from New Zealand was robbed of a wallet containing £234 while walking through a crowd in Pittstreet, near King-street, on Tuesday. ...

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  14. UNSETTLED WEATHER

    Unsettled weather is again developing over New South Wales. A tropical depression is extending southeastward from the Northern Territory. It is ...

    Article : 220 words
  15. TWEED BANANA INDUSTRY.

    The recent lecture by Professor Goddard has made a profound impression on banana-growers in all parts of the Tweed district. Mr. O. E. Hoyd, of Dungay, is convinced that the time ...

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  16. DEATH OF COWRA PIONEERS.

    The death occurred suddenly this morning of Mrs. Ryall, the wife of Mr. J. C. Ryall, proprietor of the Cowra "Free Press." She was a native of the Monaro district, and had been ...

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  17. MANLY.

    The celebration of the municipal jubilee of Manly will be commenced this evening. Various attractions to mark the event will be held. All the local bodies, including sporting ...

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  18. OBITUARY. MR. J. DOWLING BROWN.

    The death occurred at his residence, Shirleyroad, Roseville yesterday of Mr. John Dowling Brown. He belonged to one of the oldest and best known ...

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  19. VITAL STATISTICS.

    Vital statistics for West Maitland for last year show that there were 203 deaths, 417 births, and 165 marriages. Compared with 1925, there was an increase of 32 in the ...

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  20. SEAMAN KILLED.

    Falling down a hatchway on the steamer William McArthur, at the coal dyke this afternoon, James Dunn, 52 years of age, married, lately residing in Williamstown, ...

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  21. RAILWAY SIDING.

    The Mayor of Auburn (Alderman Briggs) informed the Auburn Municipal Council, at its last meeting, that the Commonwealth Oil Refineries, Ltd., had, for some reason or other, ...

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  22. NARRANDERA SHIRE RATES.

    Mr. C. A. McInnes, Commissioner appointed by the Public Works Department, conducted an inquiry at Narrandera Shire Council Chambers to-day into a proposal of ...

    Article : 99 words
  23. COST OF LIVING.

    A return prepared by the Statistician's Department shows that the average retail prices of meat during December were 31½ per cent, higher than in July, 1914; other food ...

    Article : 131 words
  24. MARITIME UNIONS.

    The general belief in union circles is that the proposed formation of one big union in the maritime industry will end in failure. Maritime leaders are of the opinion that the ...

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  25. STATE DEFICIT.

    Referring to the increasing deficit disclosed in the Treasury returns for the first six months of the financial year, Mr. Bruntnell, M.L.A., said yesterday that previous ...

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  26. MR. HENRI TEBBITT.

    The funeral of Mr. Henri Tebbitt, who died at his home, Rose Bay, on Tuesday, took place yesterday at the Church of England cemetery, Rookwood. The Rev. C. T. ...

    Article : 117 words
  27. MOTORING ACCIDENT.

    Harold Moore, aged 15, received such severe injuries to his face through broken glass from the windscreen of a motor car in which he was riding, that his left eye had to be ...

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  28. "PUSH" ATTACK.

    A "push" of six men attacked Francis Thomas Woodlock, of the men's shelter, Nicholson-street, East Sydney, late on Monday night, and robbed him of a wallet containing ...

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  29. STATE MINE.

    A stop-work meeting of all employees at the State mine will be held to-morrow, to consider the attitude to be adopted regarding the men who were dismissed at the ...

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  30. VICTORIAN FODDER.

    The Victorian Railway Commissioners were informed to-day by the Railway Commissioners of New South Wales that the accumulation of Victorian fodder for New South ...

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  31. MR. AND MRS. A. C. GODHARD.

    A luncheon was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Godhard at the Hotel Australia yesterday—the eve of their departure for London— in recognition of their achievement in ...

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  32. LOWER BIRTH-RATE.

    The vital statistics for the metropolis fo[?] December show that there were 1787 births. The rate 20.63 per 1000 of population per annum, was 9 per cent, below the average of ...

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  33. TEMORA'S PROGRESS.

    Temora has made rapid progress during the year just closed. About £50,000 was spent on new dwellings. ...

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  34. MAN'S THROAT CUT.

    Police smashed open the door of a bedroom at the Kentish Hotel, Parramatta-road, Glebe, late last evening, and found Herbert Gilbert, aged 20 years, a postal official, dead on the ...

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  35. ACCIDENT AT JUNEE.

    This morning Isabella Cox, aged 11, while playing near a chaffcutter at the home of her aunt, Mrs. E. Butt, of Ivor, was caught in the machinery. She was taken to the Junee ...

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  36. TRYING ORDEAL.

    An ordeal entailing considerable hardship [?]onfronted a party of residents of Bright (Victoria) on Monday, when the horses on which they had ridden into rugged country on ...

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  37. INDEX. NEWS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 131 words
  38. CHRISTIANITY.

    The summer convention of the University Student Christian Movement, which was formally opened at Ballarat to-day, is attended by 280 students, representing universities, ...

    Article : 157 words
  39. ALLEGED CATTLE STEALING.

    At the Forbes Police Court yesterday, Sylvanius Stanford and Thomas Ernest Stanford were charged with having stolen a cow and a calf, the property of unknown owners. ...

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  40. CANCER RESEARCH.

    Sir,—May I, with your permission, make a few comments on the interestiug article by Professor D. A. Welsh which appeared in the "Sydney Morning Herald" of 29th ...

    Article : 518 words
  41. PORT HACKING TRAGEDY.

    The funeral of Mervyn John Allum, who died from injuries received through having been attacked by a shark at Port Hacking on Monday, took place yesterday afternoon, ...

    Article : 286 words
  42. JAPANESE SWIMMERS.

    The Japanese swimmers, Katsuo Takalshi and Takahiro Saitoh, will make their first appearance at the Domain Baths this evening, when they will compete in the heats of ...

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  43. AROUND AUSTRALIA.

    A man named de Lancourt, with one companion and three donkeys to carry their swags, who left Sydney nearly three years ago, intending to walk around Australia, arrived at ...

    Article : 115 words
  44. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 223 words
  45. WAGGA SEWERAGE SCHEME.

    An extraordinary position has been revealed regarding negotiations between the Wagga Municipality and Public Works Department regarding the letting of a contract ...

    Article : 298 words
  46. ART SCHOLARSHIP.

    Students' work in art is always interesting, and even experts can occasionally learn something from it. There is at present on view at the Education Department gallery an ...

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  47. LUMPERS' STRIKE.

    When the steamer Taransay arrived at Fremantle from Ocean Island with a full cargo of phosphates, lumpers refused to work the vessel unless paid 5/ an hour. ...

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  48. MAN DROWNED.

    A wireless message from Wave Hill states that Leslie Parker, aged 12, was drowned in Victoria River on December 31. All the rivers are flooded. The Katherine ...

    Article : 44 words
  49. TO-DAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 126 words
  50. TYPHOID OUTBREAK

    There are now four definite cases of typhoid fever in the district hospital from the Goulburn Gaol. Every effort is being made to locate the ...

    Article : 56 words
  51. MAN DROWNED.

    Henry James, aged 35 years, of Northcotestreet. Glebe, was found drowned in the Domain Free Baths, Woolloomooloo Bay, early yesterday. ...

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  52. THE UNDERTOW.

    Ernest Alder, aged 63 years, of Albertstreet. West Marrickville, was carried out by the undertow at Harbord Beach on Tuesday afternoon, when attempting the rescue of a ...

    Article : 95 words
  53. LATTER DAY SAINTS.

    A camp meeting and conference of the Australasian division of the Reorganised Latter Day Saints are being held near Forster. The scene of the services is their ...

    Article : 87 words
  54. SWIMMING INSTRUCTION.

    The annual swimming classes conducted by Mr. O. H. Swanson, Public Instruction Department, on the river beaches, are attractions much attention. Although the classes are not ...

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  55. STATION TRAGEDY.

    Mr. J. J. Davoren has been retained for the defence of James Hughes, who is charged with the murder of Joan Smith at Poolamacca Station on August 24. Mr. Davoren ...

    Article : 52 words
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