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Commissioner Milne.
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ROBBERY.
It is reported that Mr. W. Reynolds, the well-known publican, of Geuirie, was robbed of over £150 when attending the Dubbo races last ...
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Advertising
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CROWDED OUT.
Messrs A. McClymont and Co's imported shire stallion, The Vicar, is to stand the season and travel the Orange district. Full particulars and ...
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BACK FROM THE FRONT.
Lunce-Corporal Varcoe, who arrived home in Orange on Saturday, after having been seriously wounded in the figlitng line at Gallipoli, ...
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THE RAINFALL.
The splendid rain of Friday night and Saturday which came at an opportune moment resulted in a total, of 157 points being registered at the ...
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MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY.
In the eleventh episode to-night, this great serial approaches its most sensational moments. It thrills you. Jim's powers of, resource and escap. ...
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TOWEL DAY.
Notwithstanding the very inclement weather on Saturday afternoon, over 100 persons assembled at the residence of the Mayor and Mayoress. ...
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F. and S. Association.
Despite the heavy rain and wind there was a very fair attendance at the usual monthly meeting of this branch, held at the residence of Mr. ...
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Sporting.
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Boxing
Mick Macgure defeated Nicol Samson, of England, easily on points last night, in 20 rounds, inter an uninteresung contest. The Engulishman did not ...
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McGOORTY SCORES.
At Baker's stadium last night Eddie Mcdooray knockea out Joe Bonus in less than two minutes. In the nrst round bora men got to work in earnest. ...
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DOUBLE BED DIALOGUES.
We have received from the publishers (N.S.W. Bookstall Co.) an advance copy of 'Double Bed Dialogues,' by Henry James James. It is about the ...
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Another Soldier Farewelled.
"There was a large and representative gathering: at Edye's Royal Hotel on Saturday night, when the friends of Corporal W. McLachlan, of the ...
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KAY GETS A POINTS DECISION.
At the Stadium last night, in the presence of a small crowa, Fred Kay secure a points decision oven ernand Quendreux, after an ...
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The Leader AND STOCK AND STATION NEWS.
Blayncy Municipal Council are endeavouring to cpmbine with the towns people to give every volunteer from their district a gold medal. The ...
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RACECOURSE ACCIDENT.
At Cheltenham races yester lay Royal Petal fell in the steeplenase, and was killed. His jockey, Dohery was injured, and sustained concussion of ...
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THE RAILWAY AMBULANCE.
One of the most perfect ambulance corps in the whole of the State is that which is attached to the Orange railway branch. There is now a ...
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Telegrams.
The police raided a house at Haymarket last night, and arrested 29 Chinamen. ...
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67th Casualty List.
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THE BETTING BAROMETER.
After the racing at Rand wick yesterday Garlin was made a firm favor, ite for the Epsom at two points short, er than First Principle, then coming ...
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EMPLOYMENT FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS.
The Queensland Government has deeided to establish the principle of preference to returned soldiers in giving employment, and also to give ...
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THE HOSPITAL CONCERT.
The concert which is being arranged by the Orange Ladies' Choir, in aid of the local Hospital, promises to he something extra special. A ...
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FARMERS' MEETINGS.
The Orange district organiser of the F. and S.A. (Mr. C. Coghlan) is spending the week among the farmers of Lucknew, where he will ...
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RANDWICK ON SATURDAY.
The attendance at Randwick yesterday was 20,000, but the volume of betting was not large. Other starters in the Chelmsford Stakes were ...
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A CHIEF JUSTICE AS A CARPENTER.
Sir John Madden, to show the demoeracy of the Australian Patriots' League, of which he is president, hung a window sash at the Soldiers' Rest ...
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Conscription!
The movement in Britain in favor of conscription is growing. Mr. Asquith will be officially interviewed by the Liberal and Unionist members of ...
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STAR ARTISTS FOR ORANGE
We have received a communication from Mr. Denniston Reynolds, of Country Amusements Ltd., to the effect that he is sending to Orange the ...
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UNIVERSAL SERVICE ADVOCATED
The Lord Mayor of Melbourne referring to the movement in favor of universal service, says there are about 62,000 men in the Commonwealth ...
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IS CONSCRIPTION NECESSARY?
Speaking at a rifle club dinner last night, Mr. Kelly, M.H.R., said he doubted if conscription was necessary at present. The Government was ...
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MR. HOLLIS M.L.A., AND THE GERMANS.
Speaking at an anti-German meeting at Newtown last night, Mr. Hollis, M.L.A., said that, no matter what policy the anti-German-leagues advocated, ...
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TRUNDLE WHEAT CROPS.
A much-travelled gentleman called at the "Leader" office on Saturday, and in the course of conversation said that he has just come from a ...
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Canadian Wheat Harvest.
An estimate made at Winnipeg show that the wheat crop in the western provinces of Canada total 565,689,508 bushels. A ninety per cent crop has ...
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THE MAN FROM THE WEST.
They term me the man from the west," said Mr. Commissioner Milne during his return thanks speech, on Saturday night. 'So I am, and I'm ...
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FIRE AT HAMBUKG RAILYWAY STATION.
A fire at Hamburg railway station was destroyed a thousand tons of corn. ...
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