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PROHIBITED IMMIGRANTS.
Sensational statements bearing on the influx of Chinese to Western Australia were made during a police court case at Fremantle, when Albert Washing, for many years employed by ...
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TIMBER LAND.
Ask the North Coast man be he native— young or of the oldest inhabitant variety— casual visitor, or introduced settler, farmer, business man, professional man, tradesman, ...
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LABOUR TROUBLES.
Mr. G. C. Addison, Industrial Registrar, who acted as arbitrator in the disputo between the Sulphide Corporation Employees' Union and the management, announced his decision last ...
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CASUALTIES.
George Edward Michael Puff (16) died in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital on 9th inst., from injuries received two days previously at Birdall Bros.' tannery, Beresford-street, North ...
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NEWCASTLE.
In the early hours this morning a fire broke out in the ship-building works of Thomas B. Warland, off Stockton-street, Stockton. The premises, which are about 60ft by 60ft, consist ...
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SMELTERS' STRIKE.
Mr. Farquharson, secretary of the Sulphide Corporation Employees' Union, communicated with Mr. Morse, manager of the works, to-day, land asked if he would meet a deputation to ...
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THROWN BY FRIGHTENED HORSE.
While Mr. James Farlow, of Maryvale, was riding home from Wellington, his horse took fright at some cows near Montefiores, and threw him over a fence. He was able to ...
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FALL FROM BUILDING.
John Regan, employed at a building in course of erection at Cullenbullen, fell from a ladder a distance of about 20 feet, and received serious injuries to his spine. He was ...
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
Ald. T. J. Hoskins, speaking at a meeting of the Petersham Municipal Council, said that during the latter part of last year experiments had been made with Newcastle far for top-dressing on the local roads, ...
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WEEK'S COAL EXPORT.
The total quantity of coal exported from Newcastle during the week ended to-day amounted to 50,390 tons. Of this quantity 20,797 tons were sent to foreign ports, whilst ...
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STOWAWAY'S DEATH.
Police inquries go to show that the stowaway who jumped ove[?]board from the R.M.S. Orontes in the Outer Harbour, Adelaide, on January 28, and who was drowned was a young ...
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THE WEATHER.
Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., have received the following telegraphic advices of rain:- Warrnambool Downs, Winton, Queensland, February 11.—"Rainfall 30th ultimo, Eight Mile 21 points; 31st, ...
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WEEK'S COAL EXPORT.
The following vessels were cleared at the Newcastle Customs-house to-day:—Strathnairn, s, for Port Pirie, in continuation of voyaqe, with 700 tons bunkers; Barwon, s. for ...
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MOTOR CAES AND CUSTOMS.
In the terms of a resolution carried at a meeting of the motor sectional committee of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, held on January 18, a deputation, representing the ...
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BITTEN BY A SNAKE.
A boy named Stanley Horne was boiling a billy at a swamp a few miles out of the town when a brown snake bit him on the finger. He shook the reptile off, and galloped into ...
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BURWOOD SCHOOL OF ARTS.
Mr. J. F. Hennessy presided at the annual meeting of the Burwood School of Arts. It was stated that the year had proved satisfactory, and considerable progress had been made. The library had been kept ...
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SYDNEY FERRIES.
Sir,—As a frequent user of the parcels of fice of the Sydney Ferries, Ltd., Circular Quay, will you kindly grant me space to refute the wild statements of Constant ...
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BURST A BLOOD VESSEL.
Mr. W. George, while at work in the railway department on Wednesday broke a blood vessel, and was taken to his home, where he died. The deceased was a resident here for the past ...
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CRUISE OF DESTROYERS.
Next month the torpedo-boat destroyers Parramatta and Yarra will commence their cruising practice. After a run round Hobson's Bay, they will proceed to Sydney. The ...
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DRIVING ACCIDENT.
John Ralston, while cycling from Clatence Town to Maitland last evening, was run down by a horse and sulky driven by two ladles. Ralston was rendered unconscious and picked up ...
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A MUNICIPAL TRIBUTE.
"I am pleated to find that electors have rightly estimated your worth,' Said Ald. T. J. Lloskins, Mayor of Petersham, in an address to the aldermen at the last meeting of the council, "by returning you all for a ...
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BUILDERS' DISPUTE.
The conference of the representatives of employers in the building trade and of the Builders Labourers' Union was resumed on Thursday. The sitting again took place in ...
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LABOUR AND THE HIGH COURT.
Sir,—In view of the fact that the Labour party has a grievance against the High Court, and wants to cut down its power of deciding as to the constitutionality or otherwise of ...
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MANLY SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The report of the committee of the Manly School of Arts shows that the general fund on December 31, 1910, showed a debit of £343 After allowing for outstanding items the levenue (general account) for ...
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BALMAIN HOSPITAL.
At a meeting of the subscribers to the Balmsin and District Hospital, held in the local Town Hull on Monday night, the president (Alderman W. J. Lawes) occupied the chair. The result of the ballot for the ...
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COMMONWEALTH LOANS.
The Government has arranged for a further loan of £40,000 from the Commonwealth, at 3[?] per cent., par, for 15 years,. ...
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