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SATURDAY WORK
MELBOURNE, Saturday.—Rush legislation landed the Federal Parliament into a disagreeable little mess, resulting in both Houses having to sit throughout ...
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UNEMPLOYED.
During November 3029 persons were placed in employment, as compared with 2655 placed during the previous month. Included in those placed during the ...
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THE PLAGUE
The Board of Health is issuing to all warehouses and city business linns a leaflet which represents the first official complete set of instructions to be issued ...
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BRUTAL ASSAULT
One of the most brutal and sensational assaults in the annals of crime in Sydney was committed at Freshwater last night. Two men threatened to murder a defenceless woman, the mother of a 13-weeks'-old baby, and then attacked a man who went to her ...
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JAMITO WINS WELL
A tireless pair of hands, a couple of very nimble legs, and a real fighting brain directing nine stone of dun-colored flesh and bone, also no little muscle. ...
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FROM THE ASHES
LONDON, Saturday.—Sir Phillip Gibbs, writing from Russia of the great black belt of agony on the Volga, says that the luckiest people are living from ...
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COOGEE AMBULANCE
Sir Walter and Dame Margaret Davidson were at Coogee yesterday at the official opening of the new ambulance station in Arden-street, in which the ...
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De Valera.
NEW YORK, Saturday.—The New York Press is extremely bitter against De Valera for repudiating the Irish Treaty. ...
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LABOR AND PROHIBITION
On Friday night, ex-Senator David Watson, before the A.L.P. Executive, defended his action in signing the pledge for prohibition. ...
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MR. FRASER IS PLEASED
After a tour of inspection of what is known in the Department as the Short West, the Railway Commissioners returned to Sydney on Friday night. The ...
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PRINCE AT LUCKNOW
Prince of Wales Camp, Lucknow, Friday.—Although the usual boycott by Gandhists operated, the Prince of Wales' entry into the United Provinces this ...
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THE MESSIAH
A performance of The Messiah by the Royal Philharmonic Society is always a pleasurable happening, and last night's rendition of the favorite oratorio by the ...
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THE GOLDEN RAND
JOHANNESBURG, Friday.—The continued fall in the price of gold is causing anxiety as to the future of the gold industry. The Chamber of Mines has ...
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CANADA, TOO!
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AN OVERCROWDED SCHOOL
Hurlstone South Public School was erected in 1915, and contained two roams. Since then two rooms have been added at the rear, and a new brick ...
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Melbourne Matches
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Bradley Beats Suddington
BRISBANE, Saturday.—At the Stadium to-night Archie Bradley, 9.11½, defeated Jack Suddington, 10.2, on points. Bradley won every round, but had to fight hard. ...
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MOSMAN WEDDING
A charmingly dressed evening wedding was celebrated last night at St. Clement's, Mosman, by the Rev. Clive Yarrington, assisted by the Rev. G. Hole. ...
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LAUNCH FATALITY
A motor launch, which left Parramatta on Friday night and arrived at Broken Bay yesterday morning, ran into a high sea near Ettalong Beach, and was so ...
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WOMEN SALVATIONISTS
LONDON, Friday Nizht.—As a result of General Bramwell Booth's world's tour, the Salvation Army will immediately carry out its scheme to transfer 10,000 ...
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REPERTORY PLAY
Marguerite Dale's Secondary Considerations, presented at the Playhouse last night, closes the 1921 series of the Sydney Repertory Theatre Society. It is ...
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Sydney's Science Centenary.
The first scientific society formed in Sydney was the Philosophical Society of Australasia. That was in 1821, and some of the names of its original members are ...
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SIR ARTHUR PEARSON
LONDON, Friday.—While takins his bath this morning, Sir Arthur Pearson slipped and his head struck the tap. While unconscious, as a result of the hurt, he ...
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Police Raids in the City
Police raids conducted in the city yesterday were responsible for a temporary change of residence for many people. The raids were conducted by ...
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TAS. PRODUCE
BURNIE, Saturday.—Principal exports from North-western Tasmania for the week ended to-day were:—Per s.s. Oonah, from Devonport and Burnie, for ...
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Grammar Girls' Fete
Rows of colored balloons and prettily decorated stalls brightened the old-fashioned garden of the Church of England Girls' Grammar School yesterday ...
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Horse Stealer de Luxe
As an instance of the thoroughness that characterises the work of some thieves, a recent robbery in North Sydney is interesting. ...
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Yesterday's Property Sales.
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New Court Prosecutor
Constable Alex. Dennis, one of the most popular members of the Central Court staff, has been appointed police prosecutor at the North Sydney Court. ...
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St. George Personals
Mr. J. Walker, Deputy Town Clerk of Bexley, has been appointed to a similar position at Kogarah in succession to Mr. Leighton, now Town Clerk of ...
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Church Fete
Mrs. George Earp opened a sale of work and gifts at Treneere, Vaucluse, yesterday afternoon in aid of St. Michael's Church funds. The grounds ...
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