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ETRURIA IN ENGLAND.
In the grimiest church in England (from the outside appearance), the parish church of Stoke-on-Trent (blackened with the breath of the potteries for over a century), are two ...
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LEARN FROM THE BEAVER.
From Longdown Lodge, Sandhurst, Berkshire, Mr. Thomas Mills writes to the Editor of the "Sydney Morning Herald" as follows:— "I enclose a cutting from the 'Scottish ...
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'A' NEW APOSTLE.
"Who is Giovanni Papini?" writes Henry James Forman in the "Bookman." "There is a thrill in the thought that to-day, virtually unknown to English-speaking ...
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REBUILDING SYDNEY.
DESIGN OF M'KINNEY HOUSE, LTD., O'CONNELL-STREET. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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HEALING BY SUGGESTION.
For the matter of this article I have drawn on "The Philosophy of T. T. Quimby," published in 1895; on Henry Woods' "Ideal Suggestion," published in 1893; and chiefly on the ...
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MYSTERY OF MAN.
Mr. Rudyard Kipling was the chief speaker at the annual dinner given at the Royal College of Surgeons on February 14 in connection with the Hunterian Oration. It is ...
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NEW SCHOOL.
Representatives of the Willoughby Municipal Council and the Parents and Citizens' Association placed before the Minister for Education (Mr. Bruntnell) a proposal for ...
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EAST-WEST RAILWAY.
That under prevailing circumstances it is practically impossible for the East to West railway to pay its way was the opinion expressed by the Commonwealth Minister for ...
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FUNERAL OF MR. W. H. M'CARTHY
The funoral of the late Mr. W. H. McCarthy, chemist, of 7 Hunter-street, Sydney, took place at Waverley Cemetery yesterday morning. A requiem mass was celebrated at St. Patrick's ...
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PROHIBITION.
Sir,—It is moat extraordinary to read the conflicting reports that appear, from time to time relative to the success, or otherwise, or prohibition in America, and it seems a most ...
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SYDNEY WATER SUPPLY.
Sir,—I was very pleased to read Mr. Griffin's letter in praise of Mr. Keele, as I think it is nearly time this almost pioneer engineer of the Sydney water supply got a little of his ...
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PALESTINE EXPLORATION.
Sir,—The letter of Rev. W. P. F. Dorph in your issue of the 3rd instant deserves attention. In the quarterly statement of the Palestine Exploration Fund for January last ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Sir,—Anent your leader in yesterday's issue under the heading of "Water" Supply Risks" mention is made therein regarding the practicability of constructing a pipe line from the ...
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N.Z. GOVERNMENT ARCHITECT.
Mr. J. Mair has been appointed Government Architect in succession to Mr. John Campbell, who recently retired on superannuation. Since 1920 Mr. Mair has been ...
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PREPARING FOR THE HARBOUR BRIDGE.
TRAFFIC CHANGES CONTEMPLATED AT NORTH SYDNEY. As announced by Mr. Ball, Minister for Works, recently, consequent upon the beginning of the work of constructing the Harbour bridge the present Milson's Point station will be abandoned on June 30, 1924, and the railway traffic will terminate at the new Lavender Bay station. Tram passengers will be carried to the trams on the cliffs above or to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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INADEQUATE TOURIST PUBLICITY.
Sir,—Are our State Tourist resorts sufficiently advertised? Personally I do not think so. Considering the importance and the wealth of the tourist resorts in New South ...
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CHEAPER ELECTRICITY.
Sir,—I notice in to-day's paper the City Council is considering to supply electricity at specially cheaper ra[?] for lighting of outdoor sports. Seeing the majority of people ...
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ART EXHIBITION IN LONDON.
Sir,—The time is rapidly approaching for artists to submit works for selection in connection with the proposed exhibition of Australian art in London. Great interest is ...
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SCHOOL FOR PENSHURST.
Sir,—The thanks of this community is due to you for the publicity you have given this matter in your issue of the 12th, and your correspondent for bringing this matter before ...
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