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  2. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The Light Horso military camp [?]a been, conducted this year on the Orange racecourse, and, during the week a large crowd of local and visiting horsemen have ...

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  3. CASUALTIES.

    Believed to have taken a fit and fallen into the water. Thomas Sterling, 23 years or age, of Hillcote-crescent, Manly, was found drowned near the rocks at Fairlight yesterday. He ...

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  4. SWIMMING RECORDS.

    A matter of considerable importance to swimmers in Australia was discussed at the first session of the annual conference of the Australian Swimming Union, held at the ...

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  5. SHEFFIELD SHIELD.

    The Interstate match between South Australia and Victoria was resumed at noon today. The weather was dull, and the wicket soft in places. Ellis, 88, and Wallace opposed ...

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  6. LAWN TENNIS.

    Nothing sensational happened yesterday when the New South Wales championship tournament was continued. There were few unexpected results, and the moist heat was so ...

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  7. CAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

    MISS [?]. COX. who yesterday defeated Miss St. George at the Rushcutter Bay courts. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. DESTROYED BY FIRE.

    A fire recently completely destroyed a large weatherboard house, situated in Baroogastreet. It was owned by Miss Purcell, and occupied by Mr. D. W. Adams and family. ...

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  9. NORTHERN SUBURBS ASSOCIATION.

    Judging by the entries receoved, the officials of the Northern Suburbs Association are certain to have a busy season when the competitions commence. The association will decide men's doubles and mixed ...

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  10. STRATHAVEN CLUB CAPTAINCY.

    The Strathaven Club's captaincy draw was concluded during the week-end, with the following results:- Gracie beat Imrie, 3-6, 8-6, 6-4; Wilson beat Morgan, (w.o.); Schwartzkoff beat Cunningham, 7-5, 6-3; Foy ...

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  11. MUNICIPAL BY-ELECTIONS.

    In the Bathurst municipal by-election, Mr. H. Flanagan, wbo had resigned as a protest against a ruling by the mayor, defeated Mr. C. F. Duchatel by 404 votes to 166. ...

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  12. WHITE COURTS COMPETITION.

    Entries for the White Courts teams competitior, close On Thursday. The competition, which commences next week, will be decided on the American tournament system, and interstate players have been debarred ...

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  13. WHARF-LABOURER INJURED.

    While a consignment of potatoes was being unloaded from the steamer Moorabool at Miller's Point yesterday morning, a bag of potatoes fell from a sling, a distance of 30ft, and ...

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  14. KIOWA NIGHT TOURNAMENT.

    A night tournament, sanctioned by the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association, will commence on the Kiowa Night Courts, at Marrickville, on March 10. Allcomers and, handicap events of every ...

    Article : 60 words
  15. DAMAGE TO RAILAVAY LINE.

    The washaways which occurred on the Bourke line are being repaired by a large number of men, but it will be another fortnight before the work of ballasting will be ...

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  16. SYDENHAM-BANKSTOWN ASSOCIATION'S NIGHT TOURNAMENT.

    Oter 300 entries have already been received fr the Sydenham-Bankstown Tennis Associaton's night tournament, which will be held at its courts at Canterbury Park. The closing of entries has been extended to ...

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  17. INFANT'S DEATH.

    Dudley Charles Chapman, six years of age, son of Mr. Norman Chapman, of Cessnock, was killed on the Cessnock Showground yesterday afternoon. Two lads were riding a ...

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  18. HAWTHORNE-PARADE NIGHT TOURNAMENT.

    The draw for the Hawthorne-parade night tournament, which will be continued this etening, at 7.30, is as follows:- No. 1 Court.—Allcomers' ladies doubles: Mrs. Wherea[?] ...

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  19. ALLEGED THEFT OF CREAM.

    Two men-one an employee of the factory for years, and the other one of the crew of the N. C. S. N. Company's steamer Malanbar— were before the Court, charged with stealing ...

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  20. LOSS OF AN EYE.

    Reg. Grocott, wheeler, employed at the Hermitage colliery,.lost an eye as the result of an accident which occurred while he was at work. ...

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  21. DAVIS CUP PLAYERS.

    G. L. PATTERSON AND R. E. SCHLESINGER. in the Doubles Championship at Rushcutter Bay yesterday. Both players were last night selected as members of the Davis Cup team. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  22. GIRL SEVERELY BURNED.

    Ethel Maddalena, 19, of Moorland, was making a cup of tea at home, when, in turning round, her clothes caught fire. She was brought to the district hospital severely ...

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  23. KILLED ON RAILWAY.

    Whilst patrolling near The Rock railway station, when about two miles on the Wagga side of The Rock, Constable Grigor, of Wagga, came across the body of an old man lying ...

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  24. CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER.

    Mr. George Brown, district coroner, held an inquiry to-day into the death of James Mitchell, miner, who was killed in a motor accident on the Heddon-Kurri roud on the ...

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  25. TAKINGS AT MATCHES.

    At last night's meeting of the New South Willes Cricket Association Mr. Syd. Smith, jun., stated that the gross taking for the New South Wales-South Australia Sheffield ...

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  26. LATE SHIPPING.

    The Adelaide Company's steamer Oorama, from Adelaide, via ports, entered the Heads at 12.45 this morning. ...

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  27. TELEGRAPHIC.

    BRISBANE.—Arr: Feb 18, Levuka, s, from Sydney; Tongking, s, from Copenhagen; Victoria, s, and Ayrshire, s, from Sydney. Dep: Feb. 18. Chilagoe, s, for Maryborough[?] Canadian Miller, s, for New York; ...

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  28. IN TOUCH BY WIRELESS.

    The following vessels are expected to be in touch with the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:- With Sydney: Tahiti, Iron Monarch, Waimarimo, Wongunella, Aroonn. ...

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  29. A HUMID DAY.

    Moderate temperatures were experienced in the city yesterday, but conditions were very oppressive, owing to the humidity. The highest temperature recorded was only ...

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  30. LATE COMMERCIAL.

    On the Stock Exchange to-day sales and quotations were:—Commonwealth Bonds, 4½ per cent. (1025), £97[?] 5 per cent. (1927), £95, £95/2/6[?] 6 p. c. (1930), £100, £[?]9/17/6[?] Bawra, 11/3, 11/4[?] Bennett and Fisher, 18/5[?] ...

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  31. FREIGHT RATES.

    Following upon the entry of the Patrick Steamship Co. into the Spencer's Gulf trade, it is reported that the Adelaide Steamship Co. has decided to reduce by 10 per cent, the ...

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  32. DOMAIN BOLSHEVISM.

    At the annual meeting of the East Maitland Protestant Federation the membership was stated to be 289, against 147 the previous year. ...

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  33. LATE MINING.

    following were the quotations on 'Change today:- Silver: Broken Hill Pty., 27/ (50), 26/9, 20/10½, b 26/7½. s 27/[?] Block 14[?] pref., b 7/, s 7/9[?] Block 14, ord., 3/10, b 3/9 s 3/10: ...

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  34. WAVERLEY NIGHT TOURNAMENT.

    The Waverley night tournament will be continued this evening at the Fridry Courts, when the following matches are set down for decision:- No. 4 Court.—Walsh and Attwood v R. Porter and ...

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  35. COUNTRY REPORTS.

    BOURKE, Monday.—Light men fell last night, and it is still drizzling. Registraions, Bourke 9 points, Bellalie 78, Wapweelah 25, Avoca 60, Riverfall 58, Yantabulla 8, Barringun 40, and Enngonia 51. The ...

    Article : 155 words
  36. INDEX.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 158 words
  37. OLYMPIC TESTS.

    With the exception of Chariton (N. S. W.), all of the Australian swimming champions are in Melbourne to contest the final section of the Australian Swimming Championship ...

    Article : 134 words
  38. STAMP DUTY.

    The amount received in Sydney for the week ended February 16 for stamp duty in respect of probates and letters of administration was £9220/8/, of which £1658/9/1 was paid ...

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  39. NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    Arrangements are now being made by the Commonwealth for a detailed survey of a railway, and, alternatively a road, from Anthony's Lagoon to Booraloola, in the Northern ...

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  40. MOTOR CAR STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

    Mr. Jack Sanger was returning home in a motor car from Daysdale on Friday night, when he was caught in a thunderstorm. Lightning struck the car, which ignited, and was totally ...

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  41. HEAVY RAIN IN NEW ZEALAND.

    Soaking rains fell over the greater pint of the Dominion yesterday, and to-day, ending an unusually, long spell of fine weather. ...

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  42. FOUNDING OF AUSTRALIA.

    Sir;—The present rather unaccountable furore about the late Captain Cook has brought forth many interesting letters, notably that of "S. H." in your issue of February 16. ...

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  43. BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

    At the Dunedin Supreme Court Ivy Elizabeth Sims, who su[?] Alan Henderson McCallum for £501 damages for a breach of promise to marry, was awarded £250 by the ...

    Article : 110 words
  44. ADVERTISEMENTS.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 170 words
  45. MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED.

    In the Balmain Presbyterian Church the unveiling of a stained glass window in memory of the late Mr. John Murray took place, in the presence of a large congregation, last Sunday. ...

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  46. SUPPOSED MURDER.

    In connection with the supposed murder of Mrs. Maud Downs, of Scottsdale, the police have scoured the whole district in search of the body of the missing woman, but without ...

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  47. INFERIOR FRUIT.

    Sir,—It is reported in to-day's issue of the| "Herald" that the, central executive council of the Fruitgrowers' Association of New South Wales, following the lead given them by the ...

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  48. ENGINEERING TRADES.

    The Board of Trade considered yesterday in camera the question of formulating the conditions of apprenticeship in the engineering trades. No decisions were reached, and ...

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  49. WALLS OF WIRELESS.

    Sir,—We have read in your columns of the advantages and disadvantages of sealed wireless sets We have read about the most successful test conducted with a scaled set at ...

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  50. DEATH FROM SNAKE-BITE.

    Duncan McKenzie, orchardist, at Curiwa[?], about three miles from Wntworth, was found dead by his son in his orchard this morning. A brown snake, also dead, was seen near the ...

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  51. ST. JAMES' CENTENARY.

    Sir,—I note the replies to my letter in today's issue, and in reply thereto I would remind your correspondents that evasion and satire are poor arguments. My statements ...

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  52. TO-DAY.

    Criterion: "Miss Nell o' New Orleans," 8. Theatre Royal: "De Luxe Annie," 8. Her Majesty's: "Sybil," 8. Tivoli: Will Hay and Vaudeville, 2.30, 8. ...

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  53. CAPTAIN COOK'S BIRTHPLACE.

    Sil,—In reply to the letter of Mr. Geo. Johnson re Captain Cook's monument, I think that I may be mistaken as to the name of the hill on which it stands Though a native of ...

    Article : 99 words
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