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  2. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The municipal council has rejected the proposal to purchase Bell's paddock, situated on the river bank, for park purposes. A majority of the aldermen considered that the ...

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  3. WOLLONDILLY.

    Recently, at a meeting of union and Labour delegates, held at Wollongong, it was decided, it appears, to supplant the former electorate council by a Labour district ...

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  4. SHEFFIELD SHIELD.

    The return match between New South Wales and South Australia in the Sheffield Shield contest, and the fourth of this season's series, will commence at the Sydney Cricket Ground ...

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  5. TIRRANNA.

    When the 7th Australian Light Horse band struck up the National Anthem on the old Tirranna racecourse this morning, the colourful throng of visitors made a particularly ...

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  6. MELBA CHORUS.

    A crowded audience, consisting mainly of friends of the choristers, teachers of singing, and students, with a fair sprinkling of operagoers, wedged themselves into the ...

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  7. TURF SCANDAL.

    William Williamson, the driver of the horse which raced as Look-out at the Invercargill trotting meeting, has been arrested at Dunedin on a charge of having obtained money ...

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  8. BOY SCOUTS.

    A letter has been received at the boy scouts' corroboree camp from the chief scout, Sir Robert Baden-powell, written on board the liner Montcalm. It reads as follows: ...

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  9. FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL.

    At the inquest concerning the death of Adelphus John Clemow, who was found dead on the floor of the bedroom occupied by him on Friday last, it was stated that decease. ...

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  10. AMATEUR ATHLETICS

    At a meeting of the Tasmanian Amateur Athletic Association council, held for the purpose of completing arrangements for the forthcoming Australasian championships, a ...

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  11. INJURED IN AVOIDING COLLISION.

    A youth, named Keith Richards, jumped from his blcycle to avoid collision with another cyclist on Sunday. He fell on the roadway, and was run over by a motor car. ...

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  12. CATTLE SHORTAGE.

    The manager ot the State cattle stations (Mr. Barr) expressed pleasure to-day at the good prices which cattle are now realising in the Brisbane saleyards. He said that no ...

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  13. MINER'S TH.

    Joseph Dawson, a miner, who was crushed against the coal face by a runaway skip in New Greta colliery, has died in Maitland Hospital. He was 35 years of age, a native of ...

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  14. COROWA [?]LECTRICIT SUPPLY.

    At the municip council meeting on Tuesday a letter was read from the Electricity Commission of Victoria intimating that electrical carrent would be supplied to the ...

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  15. BOILERMAKERS INCENSED.

    A statement was issued yesterday by the Boilermakers' Union that a large number of unemployed members of the union who presented themselves yesterday at Mort's Dock ...

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  16. LATE SHIPPING.

    ADELAIDE.— Arr: Caprera, s, from Genoa, Tresith ney s, from Galveston. Dep: Narkunda, R.M.S., for London; Nalford, s, and Riverina, s, for eastern States NEWCASTLE; (62m).—Arr: Jan. 10, Herga, s, ...

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  17. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    Sir,—With sustained interest I have read Professor Charteris' reply to my note on the above subject, and with your permission, I would like to reply to him. In paragraph ...

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  18. BUNKERING.

    The unusual sight of a Royal Mail steamer taking in coal in midstream was witnessed on the harbour yesterday afternoon. The Orvieto arrived here on Saturday from ...

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  19. IN TOUCH BY WIRELESS.

    The following vessels are in touch with the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:- With Sydney; Managanni, Koromiko, Makambo, Hollywood, Chronos Alabama Warspray, Lammeroo, Wear, ...

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  20. DEATH OF CENTENARIAN.

    Michael Doolan, aged 104 years died at the Liverpool State Hospital on Tuesday. He had been an inmate for about 27 years. Deceased came to Australia from Kilkenny, ...

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  21. PROMINENT JOCKEY.

    Albert A. Wood, one of Australia's most prominent jockeys, has retired from riding. At yesterday's committee meeting of the Australian Jockey Club he was granted a No. 1 ...

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  22. REV. THOMAS TAIT.

    "The resignation of the Rev. Thomas Tait from the historic Scots Church," writes Mr. John Stewart, "has caused regret among all Presbyterians in Now South Wales." When ...

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  23. FINLEY WATER SUPPLY.

    The Berrigan Shrie Council has accepted a tender for the construction of a water tank, at Finley, for the town water supply. It will have a 20,000 cubic yard capacity, and will be ...

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  24. FUTURE OF RIVERINA.

    Mr. Kilpatrick M.L.A. for Murray during a visit here, stated that he believed Riverina was destined to occupy a very prominent position as a manufacturing centre, owing to its ...

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  25. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING.

    At Colombo: Ormonde, H.M.S., en route from Australian ports to London. Departures. For Australian ports: Esperance Bay, R.M.S. from ...

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  26. H.M.S. FANTOME.

    After three years' service in Australian waters H.M. surveying ship Fantome returned to Sydney on Wednesday. The Fantome had recently been engaged in survey work in ...

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  27. COTTON-GROWING.

    Sir,—The statements made by Sir Hugh Denison, chairman of directors of the BritishAustralian Cotton Association, Limited, at its annual meeting in Brisbane as published ...

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  28. WHITE CITY LANDS.

    In August, 1919, said Mr. Fitzpatrick (Minister for Local Government) yesterday, the old White City lands at Rushcutter Bay were resumed by the Government, with the object ...

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  29. HEATH OF MR. W. S. MATTERSON.

    William Seber Malterson, father of Neil Matterson, of sculling fame, died at Grafton yesterday. He celebrated his 96th birthday on Christmas Day. He was a, native of ...

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  30. LATE MINING.

    Sales on 'Change to-day included;—Silver: B.H. Proprietry, 27/1½, 27/41, 27/7½ North, 62/6, 62/3, 62/6; South, 42/6, 42/4½, Zine Corporation (ord.), 14/11, 15/; Zinc Corporation (pref.), 48/ (50); Electrolytic ...

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  31. H.M.A.S. AUSTRALIA.

    Only a formal acknowledgment has been received by the executive of the Returned Sailors' and Soldiers' Lengue to its suggestion to the Minister for Defence that the H.M.A.S.Australia ...

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  32. LATE COMMERCIAL.

    sales on Change to-day included:—Commonwealth Bonds, 4/½ per cent. (1925), £96/10/, £99/6/6, 96/15/: 4/½ per cent. (1927), £95/10/; 5 per cent. (1927), £94/17/6, £95; 5 per cent. (1928), £96; 6 per cent. ...

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  33. THEATRE EMPLOYEES.

    Mr. W. Harrop, secretary of the Australian Theatrical Alliance, stated yesterday that he had received an intimation from Mr. J. Fuller, on behalf of the Ward-Fuller theatres, ...

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  34. RELIGION.

    Sir.—"Sylvanus" gives a grateful turn to this correspondence in noting the suggested connection between the geatler creeds and a wholesome liver. ...

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  35. KILLED BY FALLING TREE.

    A man known as John Mason, and also as John Kelly, who was camping at Doubtful Creek, was killed by the fall of a tree. The Coroner, Mr. Wren, held an inquiry and ...

    Article : 442 words
  36. INDEX.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 184 words
  37. HOT WEATHER.

    High temperatures were gain experienced yesterday, the maximum being reached in Sydney at 2.50 p.m., when 97.0 degrees was recorded. ...

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  38. SOLDIERS' LEAGUE.

    Owing to some misunderstanding which has arisen from an address given at one ot the suburban leagues recently, the executive of tho Returned Sailors' and Soldiers' Imperial ...

    Article : 101 words
  39. RAILWAY FARES.

    In a letter to the Editor. Mrs. F. J. Boorman complains of the charge on the train service between Hazelbrook and Lawson of 8d return for a journey of one mile. The fare, ...

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  40. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  41. CASUALTIES.

    Edward John Frederick McGurron, 30 years of age, employed by the Public Works Department as a painter on Victoria Bridge, the traffic bridge over the Nepean River at ...

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  42. PUBLIC SERVICE APPOINTMENT.

    The term of appointment of Mr. D. B. Edwards, official secretary at the office of the Commissioner for Australia in the United States, will shortly expire. Applications are ...

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  43. WAR SERVICE HOMES.

    Messrs. Wunderlich, Ltd., writing to the Editor of the "Herald" regarding references in the Federal Auditor-General's report to payments to the firm in connection with the ...

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  44. HELP THE POLICE.

    Sir,—I read with much interest the able letter written by Mr. R. Clinton Hughes in your issue of to-day ro the above. The appeal of our Chief Secretary (Mr. Oakes) for ...

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  45. PREFERENCE TO SOLDIERS.

    It was anuounced at a meeting of the executive of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' League last night that, owing to pressure brought to bear upon it, the Water and ...

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  46. CITY TRAFFIC.

    A correspondent, signing himself "Viaduct," in a letter to the "Herald" emphasises the necessity, in the planning of the city, for a viaduct span from Belmore Park, Hay-street, ...

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  47. MOTOR BOAT RACING.

    The following handicaps have been issued for the motor boat races at the Anniversary Regatta:— Under 10 miles per hour:—Dr. S. Hughes's Min-U-Min (15m); A. M. Merrington's Gumaut (15m); McGregor ...

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  48. IRISH NATIONAL FORESTERS.

    Mr. T. E. Avery (Federal general secretary, Irish National Foresters), in reply to a letter in the "Herald" signed A. J. Barnes, states that no funds were sent by the Federal ...

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  49. TO-DAY.

    Criterion: "His House in Order," 8. Theatre Royal: "The Spanish Main," 8. Grand Opera House: "Hackets," 2.15, 8. Hippodrome: "The Forty Thleves," 1.45, 7.50. ...

    Article : 95 words
  50. NEW ZEALAND WOOL SALES.

    At the second Napier wool sale the catalogue contained 32,610 bales. The was a big bench of buyers. The continent took a big percentage of offerings, and Bradford ...

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  51. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.

    The Department of Labour und Industry announced yesterday that returns as to accidents and compensation wild during the your 1923 must be furnished by employers to the ...

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  52. THEFT OF JEWELLERY.

    The theft of a quantity of jewellery from the Laurels boardlng-housc, Mosman, was reported to the police yesterday. No trace could be found of how the entry to the ...

    Article : 43 words
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