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Family Notices
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SYDNEY'S SHIPPING.
Sydney is again becoming a most busy shipping centre. Steamers of greater tonnage are arriving in larger numbers each week, and the increase ...
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BOLSHEVISM. "MUST BE STOPPED."
Judging from speeches made by representatives of the returned soldiers at a deputation to the Chief Secretary yesterday, there are likely to be lively [?] in Sydney if ...
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REVIEW AND OUTLOOK.
As an onlooker at the Mothodist Conference on Tuesday afternoon, one had an opportunity of viewing the Mothodist Church from the inside. Public meetings and statistics ...
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PEACE CONFERENCE.
From the outset, Australia's direct, individual concern in Peaco Conference de[?]sions was, as we all know, threefold. In the first place it was a matter of her status ...
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INFLUENZA.
When the Government abolished all the Influenza restrictions at the beginning of this month we were warned that the measure was experimental, and that if the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
There is no disguising the fuel that Australia is now faced with a very difficult situation in respect to her shipping. Mr. Larkin, the Controller of the ...
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Family Notices
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DEPORTATIONS.
It is understood that Bolsheviks are being deported from the Commonwealth. The following motion was carried at a meeting of the Sailors and Soldiers' Mothers and ...
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REPATRIATION.
The State headquarters of the Repatriation Department are to be moved to-morrow to new premises in Chalmers-street, near the railway station, and facing Prince Alfred ...
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THE MINERS.
Captain F. G. Waley, Messrs. E. G. Weyland and T. R. Morgan, representing the Southern Colliery Proprietors' Association, left Sydney by the Melbourne express last ...
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HOSPITAL DAY.
In consequence of the development of the influenza epidemic it has been decided to indefinitely postpone the outdoor collections for the hospitals, which were to have been taken ...
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VICTORY CELEBRATIONS.
It has been decided that the organisation of the victory celebrations shall be continued in anticipation that the influenza [?]pidemic will have been suppressed before peace is ...
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VALUE OF MASKS.
A letter just received from San Francisce, dated February 3, 1919, says in reference to the influenza epidemic:—"It surely has been terrible here—hundreds dying every day in ...
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COPPER SLUMP.
Next week the Abercromble mine and the Eskbank refinery, near Lithgow, both of which are controlled by an English company, of which Mr. Sydney Smith is the Sydney ...
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DRUMMOYNE NATIONALISTS.
The Premier (Mr. Holman) will deliver an address at the general meeting of the Drummoyne branch of the National Association in the Masonic Hall, Bridge-street, Drummoyn[?] ...
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PERSONAL.
Mr. J. L. Williams, C.M.G., Under-Secretary Department of Justice, has accepted the position ot Senior Assistant Commissioner on the new Public Service Board. Mr. Williams is ...
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MR. MA[?]FARLANE, C.S.M., RETIRES.
Yesterday Mr. William Macpherson Macfarlane, chief stipendiary magistrate, sat for the last time as chairman of the Metropolitan Licensing Court, a position he has held for the ...
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FEDERAL CAPITAL.
A representative meeting of citizens, presided over by the Mayor, decided to form an association entitled the Federal Capital Progressive Association of Queanbeyan. Its ...
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INTERSTATE COMMISSION.
Legislation is to be introduced in the next session of the Federal Parliament to place the Interstate Commission on a more satisfactory footing, and, as far as practicable, restore ...
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Advertising
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STATE OF THE DARLING.
It is still uncertain, from up-river reports, whether a navigable river is in sight. Both the Barwon and the Na[?] are rising at Wal[?] and this water should reach here within ...
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MINERS ON STRIKE.
The miners employed at Millerton and Granlty struck to-day, and the mines are quite idle. The dispute is over the question of whether the miners should be paid for ...
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