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SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The Minister for Public Instruction (Mr. Carmichael) yesterday in effect promised a deputation from the Teachers' Union, which decided on the previous day to endeavour to ...
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DEATH OF HON. JOHN HUGHES.
The death took place at an early hour yesterday morning of Mr. John Hughes, M.L.C., the well-known city solicitor, who has been prominently Identified with public life in the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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"AT REST."
The strains of the music rose and fell over the last resting-place of George Rignold. whose remains were interred yesterday morning in the Church of England portion of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
Lord Cheimsford returned to the subject of Gereater Sydney at the Newtown jubilee celebration. He suggested inferentially that perhaps the London idea of composite ...
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TRADES AND LABOUR.
An attempt was made yesterday afternoon by an ex-president of the Sydney Wharf Labourers Union (Mr. T. W. M'Cristal), who declared himself a socialist, to bring about a ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Sir —In George Rignold the Irishmen of New South Wales have lost a valued friend. On the occasion of the visit of Messrs. Dillon, Es[?]ond and Deasy I personally approached Mr. ...
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NEWCASTLE COMPANY'S WHARF TROUBLE.
A conference took place yesterday afternoon between Mr. Cuthbertson, the newlyappointed manager of the Newcastle and Hunter River Steamship Company, Ltd., and ...
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DISSATISFIED FIREMEN.
Some inconvenience was caused here by the firemen of the west coast steamer Mapourik leaving just on the point of the departure for Westport. Mr. Young said he ...
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MINING TROUBLE OVER.
The threatened trouble at the Tasmania mine is at an end, the directors having agreed to tho demands of the miners. ...
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BROKEN HILL DOMESTICS.
The Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Union is attempting to bring all ordinary domestic servants within the folds of the union. Domestics have for a long time been scarce, and ...
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ENGINEDRIVERS AGREEMENT.
The Enginedrivers' Union has negotiated a new agreement with the Commissioner for railways for three years, from January 1. The pay rates are not altered, but the working ...
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HAKASHIKA MARU'S CARGO.
Referring to the cablegram published here from Sydney, stating that the New Zealand Seamen's Union had stated that they would not handle the cargo of the steamer ...
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O'CONNELL-STREET FIRE.
Insurances on the Australian Drug Company's stock were yesterday supplied by the Insurance brokers, Messrs. A. B. Pursell and Co. Stock policies in the aggregate sum of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SCHOOL POWER.
Speaking at the annual breaking up of All Saints' College yesterday afternoon, Dr. Long, Anglican Bishop of Bathurst, observed that people sometimes thought that a nation's ...
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VICE-REGAL GARDEN PARTY.
His Excellency Lord Chelmsford and Lady Chelmsford entertained the council and delegates of the nineteenth annual conference of the New South Wales Public School Teachers' ...
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WAGES IN BREWERIES.
The Federated Liquor Trades Employees Union, and the representatives of the brewing interests in the various States have fixed the hours of labour for all employees (other ...
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CHATSWOOD-EASTWOOD RAILWAY
Mr. David Fell, M.L.A., gave evidence before the Parliamentary Works Committee yesterday on the proposed Chatswood-Eastwood raliway. ...
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NEWTOWN'S JUBILEE.
At the conclusion of Tuesday's meeting of the Newtown Council the town clerk (Mr. W. G. Salmon) handed a small box to Alderman Harold T. Morgan, with the request that ...
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DARLING HARBOUR FATALITY.
An accident in peculiar circumstances occured on the Darling Harbour goods railway at about 4 a.m. yesterday, by which William Taylor, 37, a railway guard, married, met his ...
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
There were 2265 bables born in the metropolis during November. The rate works out at 41.70 per 1000 of population, the highest ever recorded for November, and 54 per cent. ...
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