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Family Notices
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PERSONAL.
After a meeting of the Queensland Executive Council yesterday, the Premier, Mr. Kidston, announced that Sir H. Tozer would retire from the office of Agent-General as from ...
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IN PARLIAMENT.
Preliminary notice was given by the Minister for Public Instruction in the Legislative Assembly last evening that he would seek leave to introduce a bill to provide for the ...
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MODERNIZING PRESS LAW.
It has too long been a reproach in this State that the law of libel is not only out of date, but that it is harsh and arbitrary. As was remarked by Mr. Trefle last night ...
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THE VANISHING BLACK MAN.
The statement of Mr. Fulton, Messrs. Lever Brothers' Pacific Island manager respecting the increasing searcity of suitable native labour in the Solomon islands, ...
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CAPTAIN NEITENSTEIN.
Captain F. W. Neiteosteia, who has been 40 years in the service of the Government of New South Wales and 1[?] years ComptrollerGeneral of Prisons, retired yesterday, and ...
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THE MELBOURNE CUP MEETING.
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
The passage of the Defence Bill through the House of Representatives marks an important stage in carrying out the programme of the present Government. It ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
In the Senate this afternoon Senator Peares (W.A.) gave notice of his intention to move, —"That the select committee on the press cable service bring up a report by November ...
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"THE TRANSGRESSORS."
Recently the Sydney Labour Council wrote to various religious bodies asking their cooperation in the work of restricting Sunday labour. At last night's meeting a letter was ...
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PETITION FOR UNIFICATION.
A petition in favour of unification was presented to the Senate this afternoon by Senator E. J. Russell (Vic.). ...
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FEDERAL CAPITAL.
On the motion of the Vice-President of the Executive Council, Senator Millen, the Senate this afternoon passed the Seat of Government Acceptance Bill through all stages. ...
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PUBLIC SERVICE ACT.
At the instance of Senator Neild (N.S.W.), a bill to amend the Public Service Act was read the first time in the Senate this afternoon. The purpose of the bill is to ...
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POSTAL WORKS.
In reply to Mr. Thomas Brown (N.S.W.), in the House of Representatives to-day the Postmaster-General. Sir John Quick, said that postal works in New South Wales were not ...
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INDEX.
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MACHINERY FOR TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.
A deputation from the Victorian Working Colleges and Technical Schools waited on the Minister for Customs to ask him to allow machinery and tools used for the schools to be ...
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PARLIAMENT HOUSE.
The details of the report of the Public Works Committee as to the rebuilding of Parliament House, which we were able to give yesterday, really add nothing to an ...
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LUNATIC AT LARGE.
George Harris, described is a dangerous criminal, who had been serving a life sentence, for stabbing the deputy-governor of Parramatta Gaol, and who, having developed ...
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MINING ACCIDENTS AT COBAR.
Two acrious accidents occurred at Great Cobay at 6 o'clock this morning, one on the surface at the furnaces, and the other underground at the 140 fathom level. ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BUSH FIRE NEAR LONGREACH.
A bush fire broke out on Mount Marlow Longreach, caused by lightning. It burnt very flercely and at one time yesterday it had a face 10 miles wide, Men from Westland, Bimerah, ...
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MAITLAND MINERS' SOBRIETY.
In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Watkins (N.S.W.) said that he had noticed that Mr. Mauger made some reference on Tuesday to the miners of Maitland, and had ...
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TO-DAY.
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POISONED BULLS.
A drover, Williams, who passed through the Common last week with 69 stud bulls for Christian Springfield, reports that the mo[?] got poisoned through eating nettle or fuchsia ...
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Advertising
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BROKEN HILL BOYCOTT.
In connection with the union boycott or the South B.H. race meeting, or its sequels, an attempt is being made to secure the dismissal of the four officials of the City Council who ...
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