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THE WILLOW COTTAGE MYSTERY.
Sir Gilbert Chelford Jumped out of his boat, tied her to the from ring at the bottom of the steps, and walked quickly up the gay little garden that ran down to the river from ...
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GREAT WHITE TRAIN.
It was quite an auspicious moment in the life of the big industrial centre of Granville when the Great White Train, looking just a trifle wenther,beaten after having ...
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REAL ESTATE.
The volume of business in the Real Estate Market this week was not quite so large as that of a week or two ago, but it could not be said that the market was dull. On the ...
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Importance of chamber music is too often not adequately realised. Hence the Conservatorium String Quartet is fuifilling an Important duty in fostering the ...
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CURRENT LITERATURE. THE IRISH QUESTION.
It is not easy to envisage modern Irish history in Its true perspective. So much passion and contention surrounded the Irish question until yesterday that a clear view ...
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FOR WOMEN. YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE.
Mr. J. Simons, director and founder of the Young Australia League, who is on a visit from Western Australia, was the guest of honour at an at home given by the members ...
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FEMINIST CLUB.
The reception, given in honour of Madame Pavlova by the, Feminist Club attracted, a number of her admirers to the club yesterday afternoon. She was given a most ...
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NEAR AND FAR.
A children's party in aid of the funds of the Women's Country Club was held in the drawing-room of the club yesterday, afternoon. The organisers were the club secretary (Mrs. ...
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A FRENCH PEPYS.
Gedeon Tallemant, Steur des Reaux, a number of whose "Miniature Portraits" have been translated, and edited by Mr. Hamish Miles, was born at La Rochelle in 1619, of ...
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CRANBROOK OLD BOYS.
Although Cranbrook is one of the newest of Sydney's collegea it has been in existence long enough to possess an old boys association with a large list of members. ...
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RED CROSS APPEAL.
A large number of women workers for the Red Cross Society attended a meeting at the Lady Mayoress's rooms at the Town Hall yesterday afternoon to hear of some of the ...
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The business session of the Presbyterian General Assembly of New South Wales was continued yesterday in St. Stephen's Church, the Moderator (Rev. J. H. G. Auld) ...
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PAPUA.
In an account of a visit to Papua, Miss Ph[?]ppa Bridges observed that of the white Inhabitants nine-tenths appear to be amateur anthropologists, and that the ...
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WEDDINGS.
The marriage of Miss Enid Allen, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Allen, Wahroonga,to Mr. Clyde G. McKechnie, Maneroo. Longreach, (Q., youngest son of the late Mr. ...
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NEW FICTION.
In "The Magnet," by Mr. David McLean, Bill Rymer is more or less at a loose end in Hawall when by chance he encounters the man who is to change his destiny. This ...
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
At an adjourned executive meeting of the National,Council of Women, held at 114a Plttstreet, on May l8, It was decided to forward to the conference of the New Settlers' League ...
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SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
Mr. George Baker, in conjunction with Rapmund Bigg and Co., has just completed the sale of Clyne House Pitt-street close to Hunter-street, and adjoining the premises of ...
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P.L.C. OLD GIRLS' DANCE.
The annual dance of the Presbyterian Ladies College (Pymble) ex-students was held last night at the Wentworth. A number of old girls of the college were present with their ...
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I.O.O.F. CONFERENCE.
The triennial conference of the Grand Lodge of Australasia, I.O.O.F., is being held in Melbourne, commencing on Tuesday. The dealgates from euch State in the Commenwelth ...
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PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
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SOUTH AFRICAN TOBACCO.
Sir.—The letter appearing in your issue or to-day on the above will, I feel sure, be apprecited and endorsed by hundreds of smokers of South African tobacco. It seems ...
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QUEEN'S JUBILEE FUND.
Miss Eadith Walker presided at the annual meeting of the Queen's Jubilee, Fund, held yesterday afternoon at the Colonial Sugar Company's officen, O'Connell-street. ...
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ENGAGEMENTS.
The eugagement is announced of Lain M., only daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Baynes, Chelmer, Brishane to Dr. Phillip V. Dixon, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Dixon, ...
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THEFT IN A TRAM.
Mr. A. M. Stewart, of 259 Clarence-street, city, was robbed of a leather attache case, containing valuable papers, while standing in a George-street tra[?] during the busy hours ...
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