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PENAL REFORM.
During recent years many fresh lights has been thrown upon the subject of crimirna[?]ty and the treatment of criminals. In the [?] ward march of progress it has happened that ...
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GERMANY.
The next event was the unfortunate Balfour Note of early August, suggesting the cancellation of war debts all round, including the British debt to America. Probably the ...
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DR. H. R. SEDDON.
Dr. Herbert Robert Seddon, who has been appointed as veterinary pathologist at the Glenfield Veterinary Experiment Farm, Department of Agriculture, was born at ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SENATE VOTING.
An official declaration of the Senate poll was made yesterday by the Chief Returning Officer for New South Wales (Mr. S. Irwin) from the steps to the Custom-house, Circular ...
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Family Notices
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QUEENSLAND COUNT.
senator Crawford (Nat.) has been elected to the first Senate vacancy in Queensland. After elimination, the final figures were:- Crawfotd, 154,931. McDonald, 144,027. ...
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THE SOUL OF YOUTH.
While nearly a thousand of our picked Boy Scouts are being entertained in Melbourne, several hundreds of others are enjoying camp life in different parts of the State. The fine ...
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THE ACTING PREMIER.
who yesterday took over the Acting Premiership of the State. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PERSONAL.
Brigadier-General H. B. Lassetter, C.B., C.M.G., will arrive in Sydney by the Sophocies at the end of the week. The State Treasurer (Mr. Cocks) left by the ...
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WHEAT HARVEST.
Though many estimates of the current wheat harvest have been attempted, few, it any, have been as high as that of the Government Statistician (Mr. H. A. Smith), who issued his figures ...
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FRENCH CRUISER.
The French cruiser Victor Hugo arrived at the Outer Harbour this morning. As soon as the gangways were down the French Consul (Sir Frank Moulden), the District Naval ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
It is declared by critics on the spot that whatever is to be construed from the United States mid-term elections to Congress the world is not to read into it any ...
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WILTSHIRE WRECK.
Mr. Thomas Bowling, chief officer of the steamer Katoa, was presented with a silver tray by the Prime Minister (Mr. Massey) on behalf of the directors of the New Zealand ...
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NORTH AUSTRALIA.
The North of Australia is a white man's country, the Rev. F. W. Slade, administrator of the Anglican diocese of Carpentaria, asserted in an interview yesterday. A piebald ...
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GOOD GOVERNMENT.
Sir,—In the present unsettled state of Federal Parliamentary parties, it is gratifying to read in your issue of the 12th instant that, at a meeting of graziers in Bathurst a sincere ...
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MOTOR 'BUSES AND ROADS.
Sir.—Most people will agree with your lessing article in this morning's "Herald;" [?] will you permit me to consider the case [?] further? The motor 'buses have not ca[?] ...
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THE PREMIER.
The Premier (Sir George Fuller) will leave by the Ormuz at noon to-day for England. Sir George will be accompanied by Lady Fuller, Miss Fuller, and Mr. Fuller, and Mr. C. H. ...
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HISTORIC CHURCHES.
Sir,—I, for one, do appreciate the little paragraphs about the old churches, and, perhaps this little one of mine will prove interesting. I wish to point out that in very ...
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SIR GEORGE FULLER'S TRIP.
Sir George Fuller will have many good wishes for pleasure and success on the trip to London that be will begin to-day. Even those who differ from him politically ...
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STEELWORKS.
It was officially announced to-day by Mr. J. W. Swainson, of the managerial staff, that about 200 men who were dismissed before the Christmas vacation, would recommence at the ...
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VICTORIAN GAMING LAWS.
Figures prepared by Senior-detective McCann, show that there were 175 convictions for breaches of the gaming laws last year. The fines imposed totalled £2185, while £166 ...
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