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Family Notices
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PERSONAL.
Count de Buena Esperanza and Count D'Andino, who have been nominated by his Majesty the King of Spain to act on the Joint Court in connection with the arbitration ...
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BUSH NURSING SCHEME.
We shall be pleased to receive further subscriptions, large and small, on behalf of the proposed Australian Order for District Nursing, and the amounts will be ...
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SUPERANNUATION.
In response to a numerously signed requisition a meeting of members of the Public Service Association of New South Wales was convened, to decide whether the association ...
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MR. WOOD AT ROCKDALE.
The Treasurer Mr. Wood, spoke at the Rockdale Town Hall last night in support of the Liberal candidate Mr. W. Taylor, M. L.A. He was accorded a very fair hearing by a ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
Federal Ministers are now undergoing an experience which must be the reverse oil comfortable. While their overwhelming caucus majority doubtless enables them to ...
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STUDENT CHRISTIAN FEDERATION.
The Rev. W. Temple lecturer in philosophy and Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, who is Waiting Sydney in the interests of the Worlds Student Christian Federation, was welcomed ...
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Finality in regard to the spot at Pennant Hills on which the wireless telegraph station is to be erected is expected in about a weeks time The Commonwealth Chief ...
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TRAINING MEN—POE WHAT?
The observations of Mr. W. A. Prescott, an Australian engineer lately returned from abroad, upon the employment of engineers in the Commonwealth, opens up ...
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INDEX.
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EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY.
Last evening the Rev. W. Temple delivered an instructive and interesting lecture at the University on "Education and Democracy." There was a large attendance, the large hall ...
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MOTORS HELD UP.
Following upon the developments in Melbourne in connection with cprtain importations of motor cars, which led to the "securing" of goods in Melbourne, and subsequent ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BURNT TO DEATH.
Much excitement was caused in Richmond on Friday night, when a cottage in Chapelstreet was burnt to the ground. The inmate, a crippled old lady, aged 72, Mrs. Betsie ...
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OBLIGING A FRIEND.
John Renhard, about 30 years or age, was charged, at the Richmond Court to-day with having voted more than once at tile Commonwealth election held on April 13, 1910. ...
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DEVOLUTION' AND FEDERATION.
That the Imperial Parliament is overweighted with the business which it transacts has been recognised ever since the Empire approached in area and ...
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
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Advertising
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MILITARY COLLEGE.
The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) has approved of the site it Yass-Canberra chosen for the military colleen by BrigadierGeneral Bridges, commandant of the College, ...
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JUNIOR CADETS.
Speaking to-day with respect to the Junior cadets of the Commonwealth, the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) said "there seems to be an impression abroad that the ...
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THE FINANCIAL AGREEMENT.
With the passing into law of the several financial mesures which the Treasurer (Mr. Fisher) has submitted to the Federal Parliament the whole of the financial relations ...
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DEATH FROM BURNS.
Olive Hermann, 8, daughter of a selector at Pine Creek, was fatally burned at her home on Saturday. She went to a well for water. On the way she tired a heap of ...
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VICTORIA'S COAT OF ARMS.
The King has issned his warrant granting to Victoria a new coat of arms. The design includes the five stars of the Southern Cross, two female flgnres as supporters, one ...
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NOTICE.
Attention is respectfully directed to the following rules:— An commnunications intended for the news or correspondence column should be ...
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ENGLNEDRIVER HANGS HIMSELF.
An engine-driver named Wm. Robinson, employed on the North Coast railway, committed suicide by strangling himself in his tent. His body was found hanging from the ridge-pole. ...
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BOYS SET SCHOOL ON FIRE.
Two boys set fire to the window of a detached classroom at the St. Peters Superior Public school on Sunday, and only for the prompt action of a lady who lives near the ...
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TO-DAY.
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OPIUM SEIZURES.
During the quarter ended June 30 last 404½1b of opium, valued at £1212, was seized in the Commonwealth. The penalties imposed on defendants amounted to £836, the New South ...
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DEALING WITH CONSUMPTION.
in order to prevent persons suffering from advanced consumption being at large in the community, the State Treasurer (Mr. Watt) intends to submit to the Cabinet a proposal ...
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