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  2. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The premises of Messrs. Sheldon, Baker, and Cardis Brothers were destroyed by fire last night. The damage was considerable. At one stage it was feared that owing to ...

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  3. FOREIGN MIGRANTS.

    The Premier (Mr. P. Collier) said yesterday that he had been informed that a foreigner living in the Upper Swan district h[?]d applied to the Customs Department for permission to ...

    Article : 110 words
  4. FEDERAL SERVICE.

    The Joint conference of Federal Public Service unions, which is sitting in Sydney, decided yesterday to appoint a deputation to present the following claims to the Prime ...

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  5. COMMERCE.

    The Associated Chambers of Commerce conference yesterday overwhelmingly rejected a motion moved by Mr. J. M. Paxton (Sydney) in favour of the abolition of State ...

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  6. NO ACCUSATION.

    The president of the Seamen's Union (Mr. T. Walsh) to-night received the following cable message from the secretary of the National Union of Sailors and Firemen, of Great ...

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  7. MIGRATION POLICY.

    In order to direct attention to what he termed the failure of the Migration Department to bring larger numbers of British migrants to the Commonwealth, Senator Thomas ...

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  8. FEDERAL SESSION.

    With only a few more sitting days before the Easter adjournment, an attempt is being made to speed up the business of the Federal Parliament. ...

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  9. ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

    There was a large congregation at the special Mass hold at St. Mary's Cathedral for St. Patrick's Day. Dr. Sheehy, in a sermon, said they returned thanks to God for St. Patrick, ...

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  10. WILD MOTOR DRIVER.

    There was considerable excitement at Mallanganee on Monday, caused by the e[?]entric behaviour of two men in a motor truck. One of the men fell from the lorry and a ...

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  11. THE SENATE.

    In the Senate, after Senator Thomas (N.S.W.) had moved the adjournment to direct attention to migration matters, the Minister for Home and Territories (Senator Pearce ...

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  12. SNEAK THIEF AT RACES.

    A sneak thief had a profitable experience at the Ascot races yesterday. He purchased a drink from one of the refreshment stalls, and tendered a £1 note. The woman assistant ...

    Article : 64 words
  13. UNKNOWN MAN'S DEATH.

    The body of an unknown man was discovered lying under some rocks in Queen's Park, Waverley, yesterday by the police, and it was conveyed to the City Morgue. Death was ...

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  14. DENGUE FEVER OUTBREAK.

    At a meeting convened by the Deputy Mayor (Alderman G. J. Brand), a citizens' relief committee has been formed to assist sufferers from dengue fever. It was decided to have ...

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  15. THE LATE MAGGIE MOORE.

    The death of Maggie Moore, the famous American actress, who spent so many years of her life in Australia, took place in San Francisco (her native city), on Monday, after an ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. GREAT WHITE TRAIN.

    Further criticism was levelled at the Great White Train at a meeting of the Lismore Chamber of Commerce last night. It was claimed that the train was merely an ...

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  17. LATE SHIPPING.

    Narani, s, from South Coast; Allenwood, s, returned to port. Departures.—March 17. Arkaba, s, Newcastle. ...

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  18. MAORI WOMAN'S DEATH.

    Peter Rawiri, husband of the Maori woman who was killed by an explosion of gelignite last week, died from his injuries. He confessed that he blew his wife up by exploding ...

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  19. TELEGRAPHIC.

    MELBROUNE (576m).—Arr: Marth 17, Nairana, s, from Launceston, Clan Mackellar, s, from Hobart, Cephee, s, from Mars[?]illes, Glenreaghe, s, from Sydney. Dep: March 17, Levuka, s, for Sydney; Mackarra, s, ...

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  20. BRISBANE'S CELEBRATIONS.

    At the official luncheon, held during the St. Patrick's Day celebrations to-day, in proposing the toast, "The Day We Celebrate," Archbishop Duhig said he did not think any ...

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  21. THE RAZORBACK.

    The Lithgow Council has decided to cooperate with the Wo[?]dilly Shire in an effort to have the prop[?] deviation of Razorback, on the Main Souther[?]-road, referred to ...

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  22. BUTCHER'S BANKRUPTCY

    Examined by Mr. W. H. Palmer, official assignee, before the Registrar in Bankruptcy (Mr. N. C. Lockhart), Thomas John Molloy stated that in 1920 he commenced a ...

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  23. IN TOUCH BY WIRELESS.

    The following vessels are expected to be in touch with the undermentioned stations to-day:- With Sydney: Makura, Sonoma, Kanowna Levuka, Nuddea, Sophocles, Tredennick, Osterley, ...

    Article : 157 words
  24. JOB CONTROL.

    There is evidence that the unrest among the waterside workers at Port Adelaide may lead to further trouble. The institution of job control by means of ...

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  25. OIL SHALE DEPOSITS.

    The commonwealth Oil Corporation has filed an application for further suspension of labour conditions on, its oil shale leases at Newnes. The suspension granted in January ...

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  26. FATAL SHOOTING.

    The City Coroner's Court was plunged into darkness when the electric current failed at about,3.20 p.m yetserday. An inquiry into the death of Thomas Michael ...

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  27. GAS AND ELECTRICITY.

    "For 28 years we have been in direct but friendly competition," said the general manager of the Australian Gas-light Co., Mr. A. Wilson, at the annual gala day dinner of the ...

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  28. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING.

    WELLINGTON (1239m).—Dep: March 17, [?]anga, s, for Sydney; Port Chalmers, s, for London. ...

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  29. MOTORING FATALITY.

    Newell Oldfield, aged 38, died in the June[?] Hospital this morning as a result of injuries received last Wednesday night. When Oldfield was driving a motor car towards ...

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  30. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING.

    At London: Altona s, from Australian ports en route for Hamburg (left Sydney Jan 19): Baradine s, from Australian ports (left Sydney Jan. 16). At Genoa: Rimutaka, s, from Australian Ports, en ...

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  31. NEW PRESIDENT.

    MR. J. M. DUNLOP, who was yesterday elected president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia. Mr. Dunlop, who is the managing ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  32. BERRIMA DISTRICT HOSPITAL.

    Under the provisions of the will of the late Miss C. B. Smith, of Bowral, a legacy of £300 has been left to the Berrima District Hospital. The hospital funds have also benefited ...

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  33. EMBEZZLEMENT AND HORSE-RACING.

    Arthur Barnard was charged at Parramatta Police Court yesterday with embezzling the sum of £154/10/9 from Edward S. Adcock, for whom he had managed a mercery business at ...

    Article : 132 words
  34. CIVIC SERVICE.

    A report has boen complied, at the request of Alderman Cole, with regard to overtime in the City Council service during 1921 and 1925. ...

    Article : 172 words
  35. THE SPIT.

    The Mayor of Manly (Alderman Keirle) submitted a minute to the Manly Municipal Council on Tuesday night suggesting that consideration should be given to the ...

    Article : 172 words
  36. GUILTY OF MURDER.

    Martin Rueben Knopp, ship's cook, whose trial on a charge of having murdered Walter. Stanley Richards, at Collingwood, on January 28, was begun in the Criminal Court ...

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  37. LANE COVE-ROAD.

    At a meeting of North Sydney Council, several aldermen expressed resentment at what they regarded as interference on the part of the Main Roads Board with the ...

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  38. GAOL ESCAPEE RECAPTURED.

    At Tully Sergeant Dore cleverly captured Charles Wabson, who had escaped from Townsville Gaol, after a sensational struggle. ...

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  39. INDEX.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 134 words
  40. WOLLASTON'S MUSIC SALON.

    Last night Mr. T. R. Bavin, M.L.A., opened the soiree music hall at Wollaston's, Ltd., National Mutual Buildings, George-street. ...

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  41. RUGBY IN VICTORIA.

    Mr. Thomas Fletcher, a prominent New Zealand Rugby football official, leaves Wellington to-day for Melbourne, in furtherance of the project to firmly establish Rugby in the ...

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  42. OBITUARY.

    The funeral of Mr. J. H. Harris, a director of Anthony Hordern and Sons, Ltd., took place at Rookswood yesterday, the remains being cremated. There was a large gathering of ...

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  43. FATAL STREET ACCIDENT.

    Mrs. Sarah Booth, aged 42, of Argyle-street, Fitzroy, and her daughter, Kathleen, aged 4½ years, were knocked down by a motor car while alighting from a tram in Spring-street ...

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  44. LIGHT HORSE.

    The First Australian Light Horse went into camp lost night on the Mudgee Showground, under the command of Colonel Vernon. Twenty-five officers and 250 othor ranks— ...

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  45. WORKER'S ILL-HEALTH.

    A case of much interest was opened in the Port Pirie Arbitration Court yesterday, when the Broken Hill Associated Smelters applied, under the Workmen's Compensation ...

    Article : 181 words
  46. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 206 words
  47. BLUE CAB COMPANY.

    Mr. Hugh M. Young, engineer-in-charge of Blue Cabs of Australia, Ltd., referring to an interview, a report of which appeared in yesterday's "Herald," points out that the Blue ...

    Article : 77 words
  48. CRIMINAL TRIAL.

    At the Supreme Court to-day the case of George Fong, charged with wounding with intent to murder, was moutioned. It was stated that the alleged offence took place at ...

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  49. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    The first stage of the 1926 Victorian King's Prize meeting resulted in a complete triumph for New South Wales representatives, who captured the first seven prizes. The winner was H. G. kershaw ...

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  50. MRS. J. L. MORT.

    The death occurred yesterday of Mrs. Mary Josephine Mort, widow of Mr. James Laidley Mort, at her residence at Lower Ocean-street, Woollabra Mrs. Mort took a deep interest in ...

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  51. DENTAL BOARD.

    Sir,—"Retired," in jour issue of the 17/3/26, is correct when he says the young dentists want representation on the board; that is just the point. Under the present board, ...

    Article : 332 words
  52. SEAMAN ASSAULTS CAPTAIN.

    A Lascar scamnn of the steamer Ensirah was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for assaulting the master, Captain Walter Robertson, on the high seas. It was stated ...

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  53. MAGGIE MOORE.

    Sir,—I notice in to-day's paper that Maggie Moore has passed away. It was March, 1875 that she first appeared in Sydney not 1871, as stated in the "Herald." I have here, ...

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  54. TO-DAY.

    Her Majesty's: "Katja," 8. Theatre Royal: "White Cargo," 8. Criterion: "Give and Take," 8. Grand Opera House: "Are You a Mason," 8. ...

    Article : 157 words
  55. ELECTRICITY.

    Mr. Maling, acting-general manager of the City Council's electricity department, stated last night that the failure of electricity in the centre of the city yesterday afternoon was ...

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  56. RAILWAY SHUNTER KILLED.

    A sh[?]ter, Wm. Stubbs, aged 37, employed at the Hobart railway station, was fixing a stop block on one of the lines in the goods yard this afternoon when he was caught ...

    Article : 67 words
  57. FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA.

    The manager of the Pioneer Spring Company, Ltd., Mr Lovell, writes to state taht no machinery used in the manufacture of springs for motor cars and railway carriages was ...

    Article : 62 words
  58. PRISON OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION.

    At a meeting of prison officers of the Public Service Association last night Mr. C. W. Phemister was elected president, and Mr. C. J. Cosgrove secretary, pro tem. An ...

    Article : 44 words
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