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COUNTRY NEWS. A BATHURST WEDDING.
A wedding which created considerable loi[?] interest took place at SS. Michel and John's Cathedral to-night, when Phyllis Jean, second daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Busby, of ...
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COAL SETTLEMENT.
The Federal Council of the Miners' Federation met in Sydney yesterday and considered the position on the Northern coalfields, special attention being paid to the disputes at ...
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A VETERAN COMPOSITOR.
Mr. John Sutherland Small, who died at his residence at Ormond-street, Paddington, yesterday, was one of the oldest employees of the "Sydney Morning Herald" and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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OFFICIAL CEREMONY.
The weather was far from propitious for the official ceremony, rain falling intermittently, with only occasional bursts of sunshine. Yet it is probable there was never a more crowded ...
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FEDERAL SESSION. BUDGET DEBATE.
So many members on both sides of the House of Representatives are anxious to speak in the general Budget debate that discussion is extending over several days. The feature ...
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SINGLETON QUARTER SESSIONS.
At the Quarter Sessions to-day, before Judge Hamilton, a young man, James Phillips Dederer, pleaded guilty to stealing in June last, at Merriwa a hundred rabbitskins, the ...
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BUSINESS SESSION.
No sooner had the Legislative Assembly reassembled yesterday afternoon than there was the usual bombardment of Ministers with questions without notice. The fact that there ...
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CLARENCE RIVER ODDFELLOWS.
The annual meeting of the Clarence River district branch of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows was held on Saturday, District Master Bro. R. Folbigg presiding. The report ...
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MOTOR CAR ON A FERRY.
Serious consequences were narrowly averted on Sunday morning, when a new car, fully loaded with passengers, raced over the Taree steam ferry. The driver could not ...
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TOBACCO-GROWING.
In view of the expansion of tobacco-growing, on the New South Wales side of the Murray, owing to the success met with at Jingellic, attention is being given to the Victorian side. ...
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
When the Legislative Council met four newly-appointed members—Messrs. F. S. Boyce, C. J. McRae, J. A. Murdoch, and T. M., Shakespeare—took the oath of office. ...
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WAR MEMORIAL.
At Gilgal the memorial for fallen soldiers was unveiled, the ceremony being performed by Mrs. Woodford, who had two sons from that contre killed at the front. The Rev. E. H. ...
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LATE GENERAL HUTTON.
There are many officers and men of the old militia days of New South Wales, and later of the Commonwealth, who hold in affectionate memory and respect the name of the late ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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OBITUARY.
"The funeral of Mr. John Maughan, formerly of the Bank of New South Wales, took place yesterday morning at South Head Cemetery. The cortege moved from his late residence, ...
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PEA RIFLE ACCIDENT.
When a young man named Leslie Magnay was leaning on a pea rifle the charge went off, blowing a hole through one hand and almost through the other. ...
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INDEX.
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THE SENATE.
The adjourned debate on the second reading of the bill to amend the Customs Act, received from the House of Representatives, was resumed in the Senate to-day, and occupied the ...
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Advertising
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BENALLA'S IMMIGRANTS.
The P. and O. liner Bonalia, from London, landed 200 passengers at Fremantle, and 81 at Adelaide, including 62 farm apprentices, while there are 173 for Melbourne and 205 for ...
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SLAUGHTER OF BIRDS.
A large gathering of residents was held at the Lagoon School of Arts, to protest against the Indiscriminate slaughter of native birds. It was decided to write to the Minister, ...
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TO-DAY.
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SNOWSTORMS.
MUDGEE, Tuesday.—Few flakes ofsnow fell in the town early on Sunday morning. Outside the fall was heavier, the hills being snow capped. At Stony Creek, twelve miles ...
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"TO GO TO AUSTRALIA."
The London "Weekly Dispatch" of February 25 contains the following report of a police court case: "He is crafty and overwhelmed with vauity," said a detective when Walter ...
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