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  2. DIAMOND JUBILEE.

    At the offices of the "Sydney Morning Herald" and the "Sydney Mail," yesterday, the combined staffs presented Sir James Fairfax with a handsome momento of his long ...

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  3. STATE CABINET.

    The Premier said on Saturday: "There may be an election, and then the House won't meet at all." This statement is interesting, in view of the ...

    Article : 274 words
  4. MEAT TRADE.

    The new abattoirs at Homebush Bay, to supplant the plant at Glebe Island, will not at the present rate of progress be in full operation for quite two years. ...

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  5. BLAYNEY FIGHT.

    "What's the matter with Miller?" This is the question that Liborals in Blayney and Bathurst are asking themselves, but no satisfactory answer is forthcoming. So ...

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  6. "HAPPY CHRISTMAS."

    Christmas week is different from all other weeks of the year. There is something in the air that makes it so. Yesterday was a very trying day, and most ...

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  7. INDIAN VICEROY.

    The state entry of Lord Hardinge into Delhi this morning was marred by a determined attempt to assassinate the Viceroy. The Vice-Regal procession, which was a most ...

    Article : 246 words
  8. TARIFF REFORM.

    The Earl of Crewe, Secretary of State for India, in a letter to a correspondent replying to the arguments of Mr. Bonar Law, the Unionist leader, states that the ...

    Article : 137 words
  9. BALKAN WAR.

    The newspapers state that the Turks are making excuses at the Peace Conforonce in order to gain time. They urge the allies to force the conclusion ...

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  10. FRENCH PREMIER'S VIEWS

    The Promier, M. Poincare, Bponklng alterrately in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, expressed a hope for the early settlement of the Balkan trouble, but if further ...

    Article : 107 words
  11. NO PARTY SPLIT.

    The Earl of Derby presided over a meeting of 300 delegates of the Lancashire Unionist Association yesterday, at which the party differences were discussed behind closed doors ...

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  12. MORE PRESS COMMENTS.

    The "Glasgow Herald" states that if an Imperial conference expresses a wish that preference should be granted in another form than that of food taxes, then a Unionist ...

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  13. GERMAN APPRECIATION.

    The newspapers are gratified with the results of the initiative taken by Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in respect to the peace meetings in London. ...

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  14. THE EVICTION.

    The Citizens' Committee is confident that the case to test the validity of the Government's action in throwing open Government House grounds will come before the Court. ...

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  15. RIGHT TO GET DRUNK.

    Mr. Keir Hardle, M.P., in a speech at South Shields, referred to the Trade Union Congress's deliberations respecting a maximum working day, and said that before long ...

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  16. TURKS BREAK ARMISTICE.

    The Turks have made several sorties from Skutarf, and have burned some villages along the banks of the river Drin. The Servians, however, have repelled them ...

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  17. INDIAN MURDERS TRIAL.

    The trial of Clark, an officer in the Medical Department at Allahabad, and Mrs. Fulham, who are charged with the murder of the latter's husband and Mrs. Clark, was continued ...

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  18. PREMIER AT BLAYNEY.

    For the sixth time during the campaign the residents of Blayney township have been called together to receive instruction in the gentle art of voting. To-night it was the ...

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  19. EIGHTING IN EPIRUS.

    Severe fighting is reported from the vicinity of Janina, in Epirus. The Turkish right was driven in, and Djavid Pasha, the Commander of the Ottoman forces, ...

    Article : 58 words
  20. NATIONAL DEFENCE.

    Lord Roberts, in reply to critics, says: "The National Service Longue desires a democratic defence force on the lines of the Australian and New Zealand militias, and such as the ...

    Article : 59 words
  21. PETITIONS OF PROTEST.

    Mr. Macarthur, the secretary of the Citizens' Committee, states that he is continuing to receive petitions from the country districts to support the movement. "I must have now ...

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  22. A FRUITLESS SORTIE.

    The Turkish squadron sortied from the Dardanelies at full speed yesterday. The inhabitants of the isla[?]d of Tenedos, 12 miles to the south, attempted to welcome the ...

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  23. CHINA AND RUSSIA.

    Advices from Mukden state that Chinese merchants have received from the Peking Chamber of Commerce a circular urging them to contribute to a war fund against Russia. ...

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  24. SALONIKA MOSLEMS.

    The Moslems in Florina have presented a loyal address to Prince Nicholas, Military Governor of the Salonika district, on the occasion of his "name day." ...

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  25. FRONTIER VIOLATED.

    Possibly owing to a native revolt, a number of Portuguese soldiers violated the frontier between Goa, Portuguese India, and British territory. They surrounded two ...

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  26. LOST CHILDREN.

    Hardly a metropolitan police station was without its batch of lost children yesterday, and the officers in charge had a very busy time answering inquiries for lost children, ...

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  27. HONOURING GLADSTONE.

    The Balkan delegates to the peace conference have decided to place a wreath on the monument, in London, erected in memory of the late Mr. W. E. Gladstone, as a token of ...

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  28. COLLIERY DISASTER.

    Two hundred miners have been [?]ntombed in consequence of an explosion in a colliery. Only three men have [?] far been rescued. ...

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  29. CHRISTMAS AT THE G.P.O.

    The busiest period of the year at a post-office is the Christmas season. The Sydney Post-office—the largest in Australia—always feels the strain at such a period but this ...

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  30. ROUMANIA WANTS GUNBOATS.

    Roumania is negotiating for the purchase of two Chilian torpedo gunboats now being built in England at a cost of £205,000 each. Roumania is offering £305,000 each for ...

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  31. MARITIME TENSION.

    The position arising out of the shipping award obtained by the Merchant Service Guild of Australasia, having been declared invalid by the High Court, has become acute. ...

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  32. PLAGUE.

    Information has been received that 308 cases of plague have been reported in Java since the 4th inst, 283 of which have proved fatal. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22. ...

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  33. STRYCHNINE IN JAM.

    The inquest concerning the death of F. J. Flint was resumed at Sale to-day. Mr. Rice appeared for Walter Anderson, who is accused of wilful murder in connection with the ...

    Article : 239 words
  34. DISTRIBUTING HOUSE.

    Mr. Flowers, who is associated with the Premier in the administration of the Chief Secretary's Department, stated yesterday that he was not at all surprised at the findings ...

    Article : 217 words
  35. INDEX.

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  36. CHRISTMAS IN LONDON.

    It is estimated that the Christmas season has been responsible for the expenditure of £2,500,000 in toys in London, £1,000,000 in jewellery, £500,000 in wines and liqueurs, ...

    Article : 92 words
  37. SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE.

    The tramway authorities state that improved services will be in force on all lines to-day, and a special service of trams will be run to the Sydney Cricket Ground from ...

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  38. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 164 words
  39. ANARCHIST'S NERVE FAILS.

    Delferro, a walter, committed suicide at Bologna yesterday. Before dying he confessed that he was an anarchist, and lots had been drawn to decide who was to kill King ...

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  40. HEAVY THUNDERSTORM.

    [?] intense heat during the past few days culminated in a heavy thunderstorm. It loomed on the horizon at 5 p.m., and continued to approach the town from the ...

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  41. INTERNATIONAL TENNIS.

    The lawn tennis contests between the British Isles representatives and New Zealand were continued to-day, in fine weather. The New Zealanders were more successful and ...

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  42. AERIAL COLLISION.

    As a result of a collision between two aeroplanes, a son of M. Delcasso, Minister of Marine, who was a passenger in one of the machines, sustained a fracture of an arm, ...

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  43. SMALL-ARMS FACTORY.

    A batch of five rifles was turned out at the small arms factory last week. It is just over six months since the official opening of the factory and the component parts of each rifle ...

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  44. TO-DAY.

    Her Majesty's Theatre: "Florodora," 8. Criterion Theatre: "Milestones," 8. Palace Theatre: "The Wearing of the Green," 8. Adelphi Theatre: "The Monk and the Woman," 7.50. ...

    Article : 110 words
  45. M. GARROS'S GREAT FLIGHT.

    M. Garros has completed his aeroplane flight from Tunis, in Northern Africa, to Rome. ...

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  46. POLLING DAY A HOLIDAY.

    The first public holiday under the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act has been proclaimed. Friday, January 3, 1913, polling day at Blayney, is to be a public ...

    Article : 40 words
  47. Advertising

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    Advertising : 21 words
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