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AN INGENIOUS SWINDLE
The average city business man has such a repugnance against being "had," that he would generally prefer to give a man a sovereign than to be had for a shilling. But there are times ...
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SIR DANIEL COOPER.
Messrs. Raine and Horne, of Pitt-street, who are the agents for the Cooper Estate, yesterday received a cable from London announcing the death of Sir Daniel Cooper, Bart, at his town ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SOLDIERS' BACK PAY.
In Chambers yesterday, application was made before Mr. Acting Justice Pring, on behalf of the defendant, for a postponement of the hearing of the action brought by John Howarth against ...
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THE SHARE MARKET.
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COUSINS IN COMBAT.
An assault case, in which the evidence was of an amusing character, was heard at the Water Police Court by Mr. Smithers, S.M., on Thursday afternoon, the hearing lasting till nearly 5 ...
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RAILWAY MISHAP.
NEWCASTLE, Friday.—Three trucks of a goods train ran off the line at Fassifern Railway Station this morning, which for several hours blocked the Sydney line. The early suburban ...
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CRICKET IN ENGLAND.
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SAID HE WAS A DETECTIVE
Charles Lawson, 29, described as a shearer, was presented at the Water Court yesterday on a charge of stealing a rolled gold watch, a pocket-book, some papers, and 10s, to the total ...
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NOBLE HAS INFLUENZA.
LONDON, June 5, 7.40 p.m.—Noble is suffering from influenza, and will be unable to play for a few days. ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
LONDON, June 4.—The University of Ox-ford has conferred the degree of Doctor of Divinity upon the Rev. J. E. Mercer, the new Bishop of Tasmania. ...
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THE PLAGUE.
Another case of plague was reported yesterday. The patient is a young man named Barker Benson, aged 24, who is stated to have been employed until the last day or two ...
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ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT RIGHTS.
The Chief Judge in Equity (Mr. Justice A. H. Simpson) heard yesterday an application on behalf of Hugh Dixson, sen., and Hugh Dixson, jun., for an injunction against J. O'Connell, for an ...
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TRAM ACCIDENT.
In No. 2 Jury Court yesterday, before Acting-Justice Pring and a jury, Fanny Florence Richmond sued the Railway Commissioners, upon a claim for compensation for injuries ...
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STRONG MAGISTERIAL COMMENTS.
The City Council had occasion to prosecute a man at the Central Police Court (Summons Division) yesterday for allowing mud to escape from his cart, and the presiding magistrate, Mr. F. ...
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THE HAY CASE.
In the No. 2 Jury Court yesterday, before Mr. Acting-Justice Pring and a jury, the action brought by Maud Pettingell against J. G. Julian, for the recovery of compensation for alleged ...
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CHARGE AGAINST A POLICE-SERGEANT.
A charge of a serious character was recently preferred against Sergeant Hogg, of the Glebe police, at the instance of the licensee of a local hotel, which was regarded by the authorities as ...
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STRUCK OFF THE ROLLS,
The Full Court yesterday dealt with a matter in which R. J. J. Ryan, an attorney, had been called upon to answer a report submitted to their Honors by the Registrar of Probates. Mr. Lamb ...
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COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENT.
MELBOURNE Friday.—The Senate further considered the tariff in committee last evening. There was considerable discussion on item 41, oilmen's stores, 20 per cent. Alter several ...
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THE CAMPBELL DIVORCE.
The hearing of the suit in "which John Norman Douglas Campbell, a Civil servant, applied for a divorce from Florence Ethel Campbell, on the ground of her adultery with Otto Heuser, who ...
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THE QUEENSLAND BUSHRANGERS,
BRISBANE, Friday Afternoon.—In reference to the statement from Toowoomba that the Kennirf brothers had visited Mitchell recently, and h2d eluded capture by the police, inquiries were ...
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ARBITRATION.
In Chambers yesterday, the President of the Arbitration Court (Mr. Justice Cohen) eat to hear preliminary matters concerning an industrial dispute between the Sydney Wharf Laborers' ...
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CITY PROPERTY.
By order of the trustees, Messrs. Richardson and Wrench (in conjunction with Messrs. Raine and Horne) offered at auction yesterday land in Pitt-street, between King and Market streets. ...
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GIRLS CHARGED WITH STEALING.
Two little girls, nemed Rosie Stevenson and Jessie Jackson, each 14 years of age, were charged at the Water Court yesterday with having, on the 4th instant, stolen a ring, a pearl pin, and ...
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Thomas Ferguson, late of Barber's Creek, sawmill manager. Mr. N. F. Giblin, official assignee. James Young, of Victoria Avenue, Cha[?]swood, butcher. M. L. T. Lloyd, official assignee. ...
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RAILWAY RETRENCHMENT.
Rumors are current among railway employees of approaching retrenchment in the service. No information, however, is obtainable from the railway authorities on the subject. They admit that ...
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ANOTHER FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.
KIAMA, Friday.—A fatal accident happened yesterday at Shellharbor to a young married man named Robert W. Miller, a well-known farmer of the district. It appears that while ...
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SMOKY CHIMNEYS.
Inspector Duncan, of the City Council, having Issued summonses against three persons, charging them with using furnaces not constructed so as to prevent as far as possible the formation of ...
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SHIPPING.
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