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  2. EMPIRE CELEBBATIONS.

    At the Sydney Boys' High School the earlier part of the morning was occupied by the delivery of addresses by the masters to the various sections of the school. Later, ...

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  3. Family Notices

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  4. AT LONG BAY.

    At Long Bay Observation School the programme included patriotic speeches and picnic. Among the speakers were the Mayor of Randwick (Alderman Gilderthorp), Mr. A. ...

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  5. COOGEE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

    Notwithstanding the most unfavourable weather on Friday, the Coogee Public School celebrated its first Empire Day most successfully. Hitherto Coogeo has joined with ...

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  6. EMPIRE PAGEANT.

    Under the patronage of Lady King-Hall an Empire pageant was held on Friday at the Warringa Hall, Neutral Bay, and was well attended. The greater private colleges of North ...

    Article : 104 words
  7. Advertising

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  8. SYDNEY KINDERGARTEN COLLEGE.

    The women teachers of the Sydney Kindergarten Training College, Ros[?]yn Gardens, provided some picturesque tableaux at the Newtown Kindergarten on Friday afternoon. ...

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  9. SEVEN HILLS.

    At the Seven Hills Public School during the morning the children sang some songs, and historical pictures were shown. In the afternoon the children were addressed by the Rev. Geo. ...

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  10. REDFERN.

    The Empire celebrations were conducted in an enthusiastic manner at the Redfern Superior Public School, in George-street. A thousand pupils crowded the main schoolroom. ...

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  11. "ONE BODY AND ONE SPIRIT."

    The Rev. W. F. Wentworth Sheilds preached at St. James' Church last evening (Whitsunday) on the text from the Ephesians: "There is One Body and One Spirit." He ...

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  12. STANMORE.

    The Superior Public School at Stanmore was the scene of an entertaining and interesting function on Friday morning. The proceedings were opened by a massed drill display by the ...

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  13. AT DOUBLE BAY.

    The celebrations were carried out in a most enthusiastic and befitting manner at Double Bay. Amongst those who took an active part in the proceedings were:— ...

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  14. IN THE COUNTRY.

    BREWARRINA.—Empire Day was celebrated under the auspices of the Parents' and Citizens' Association. The children gathered at the Public school, where the Union Jack was officially unfuried. Patriotic ...

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  15. BOURKE-STREET.

    Empire Day was enthusiastically celebrated at the Bourke-street School, about 1000 pupils and a large gathering of parents and visitors being present. The chair was occupied by ...

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  16. CROW'S NEST.

    Empire Day was celebrated with much enthusiasm at the Crow's Nest (North Sydney) Public School. A series of living pictures, accompanied by appropriate songs, were given ...

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  17. FIVE DOCK.

    Empire Day was celebrated at Five Dock with enthusiasm. The school was crowded with visitors, Mr. Deering, president of the Parents and Citizens' Association, having ...

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  18. EASTERN SUBURBS.

    Several hundred guests assembled in the Randwick Town Hall on Friday night, at the invitation of Mr. David Storey, M.L.A., to celebrate Empire Day. The celebration took ...

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  19. PUBLIC BENEFACTIONS.

    The generous gift of Mrs. W. R. Hall to Australian charities finds a counterpoint in the action of the late Lord Wandsworth, who has left a large fortune to ...

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  20. SOUTH COAST MINES.

    Trade continues brisk at all the collieries on the coast. Unfortunately the trouble in connection with scarcity of railway waggons still prevails, and notwithstanding the fact ...

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  21. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The Minister for Works (Mr. Johnson), replying to a deputation from Broome in respect to the pearlers' complaints that they wanted to be left alone, said that the people ...

    Article : 93 words
  22. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The Minister for Works has arranged to turn the first sod of the Muswellbrook-Merriwa railway on Saturday next at Muswellbrook. The residents in this district are jubilant at ...

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  23. NEWCASTLE.

    Work at the collieries in the Newcastle and Maitland district continues brisk. During the fortnight ended yesterday no fewer than 15 pits worked full time, and 10 others secured ...

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  24. THE HOSPITALS.

    The Chief Secretary (Mr. Flowers) paid a visit to the hospital yesterday, when he in[?] inspected the buildings and grounds. Subsequently the committee waited upon him with ...

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  25. NORTHERN SUBURBS.

    Empire Day was appropriately celebrated at most of the schools in the northern suburbs. At Lindfield, Mr. W. Thomas (secretary of the Parents' Association) presided. Short ...

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  26. YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE.

    The Young Australia League has received an intimation from Canada that 60 boys from the Vancouver High School, organised as cadets, will sail for Australia on July 10 to ...

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  27. GREETINGS TO DR. MAWSON.

    The following wireless message was received by H.M.S. Drake on May 25, in response to the mesage sent to Dr. Mawson and his colleagues on ...

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  28. THE IRISH ENVOYS.

    The Irish envoys, Messrs. Redmond and Donovan, were accorded a welcome by the townspeople. Councillor Richard M'Carthy represented the shire council. Mr. Redmond ...

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  29. VALUE OF CADET TRAINING.

    Speaking at the annual conference of school boards, Dr. Ellis, of Coolgardie in advocating eugenics, said that the parental control of Australian children seemed to ...

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  30. FEDERAL ARBITRATION.

    The first organisation in the Federal Public Service to register under the Federal Arbitration Act. In accordance with the Public Service Act of last year, was the Australian ...

    Article : 134 words
  31. THE MACKAY MURDER.

    The Governor, in Council, gave his consideration to the case of George David Silva, who was sentenced to death at the criminal sittings of the Supreme Court at Mackay on March 21, ...

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  32. ARBITRATION ACT.

    At the last meeting of the Labour Council it was decided to fall in with a request from the Newcastle Labour Council to co-operate in securing an amendment of the ...

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  33. COAL CONTRACTS.

    One of the most important South Australian Government contracts is that for the supply of coal for railways and other Government departments, and the existing contract will ...

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  34. COMMONWEALTH AND NEW ZEALAND.

    Sir Joseph Ward, who left for New Zealand on Saturday, expressed the hope in a farewell interview that the closest possible trade relations would be brought, about between the ...

    Article : 98 words
  35. IMMIGRANTS BY WAKOOL.

    About 300 immigrants were brought into the Commonwealth by the steamer Wakool, which arrived here late on Friday night. About 70 of them were landed here, 30 go on ...

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  36. NEW ENGLAND SEAT.

    Mr. G A. M Nankervis, three times Mayor of Tamworth, and a prominent citizen for many years, has announced his intention of submitting his name for selection in the ...

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  37. A SURF RESCUE.

    A smart rescue in the surf was effected at Manly by a lad. Bert Roberts, a member of the Manly Seagull Surf and Life-saving Club. A number of visitors from Victoria ...

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  38. CELEBRATIONS AT MANLY

    The day was celebrated at Balgowlah Public School with freat enthusiasm. Short addresses were given by the Mayor (Alderman Bonner), Ald. Heaton, Mr. D. Hogan (town clerk), and ...

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  39. CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

    The Comptroller-General of Customs will be in Sydney for three days, on his return from Queensland, and during his stay he will grant any interviews desired in respect of ...

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  40. DEATHS AT SEA.

    The British ship Port Patrick, which arrived at Port Adelaide from New York on Saturday, took 135 days to complete the journey. Rough weather was encountered, and during one ...

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  41. QUEENSLAND ELECTIONS.

    A telegram received from the Home Secretary's Department to-day from the returning officer for the Port Curtis electorate announced that Mr. Breslin, the Socialist candidate, ...

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  42. TRADES AND LABOUR.

    At a meeting of the Ship Painters and Dockers' Union, held at Balmain, it was resolved that an application be made for variation of the award, and that an increase in the rates of pay be asked for as ...

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  43. CADET SPORTS.

    The prices to be competed for at the cadet sports of the 25th Battalion to be held at the Sydney Cricket Ground on 29th of next month will be on view in Messrs. Nicholson and Co.'s ...

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  44. FUEL FOR THE FLEET.

    A leading item of expense in the Naval Department is the purchase of oil for the torpedo-boat destroyers, and large amounts are paid for the supplies. The Naval Board is ...

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  45. BOY SAILORS.

    On Monday the old Sobraon, which has been re-fitted as the training ship for the Royal Australian navy, will leave Mort's Dock, and go to an anchorage at Rose Bay, near Lyne ...

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  46. STOREMEN'S UNION.

    The proposals for the federation of Storemen's Union througout Australia were before the last meeting of the Sydney Union, but it was decided that a special meeting, to be held next Tuesdya night, ...

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  47. BOTANY.

    The combined schools of the Botany district celebrated Empire Day by carrying just a well-arranged programme at the Sir Joseph Banks Grounds. Botany. About 1000 children ...

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  48. FINGER PRINT EVIDENCE.

    The High Court refused special leave to appeal in the case of Edward Parker, who is at present undergoing a sentence of seven years' imprisonment. The principal evidence ...

    Article : 101 words
  49. STATE MINERS' GRIEVANCE.

    There is still a great deal of dissatisfaction among the State mine employees in connection with the re-engagement of men. At a meeting of the Miners' Union it was stated that ...

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  50. CLERKS' UNION.

    The United Clerks' Union recently appointed an organiser, and the result of his efforts has been so successful that the question of the appointment of additional organisers is to be considered. It is ...

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