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  2. CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL.

    Thr debate on the Senate's decision to strike[?] Mr. M'Cay's amendment out of the Arbitration Bill was resumed in the House of Representatives to-day very soon after the sitting ...

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  3. SHIPPING LEGISLATION.

    It is understood that, acting on representations made by the steamship owners of Australia, the Sea Carriage of Goods Bill, recently introduced into the Senate, is now ...

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  4. NEWCASTLE.

    A public indignation meeting was held in the Central Hall to-night for the purpose of protesting against some recent actions of the Licenslug Court. There was a large ...

    Article : 521 words
  5. SHIPPING.

    Anglian, s, 2159 tons, Captain Entwisle, from Hobart, Passengers, 38 in the saloon and 11 in the steerage. Huddart, Parker, and Co. Proprietary, Ltd., agents. Albany, s, 878 tons, Captain Brown, from Brisbane, ...

    Article : 251 words
  6. VICTORIA.

    Captain Perriam, of the barque Gladys, which arrived this evening from Valparaiso, reports that a floating object, which may have been a small overturned vessel, was sighted on ...

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  7. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING NEWS.

    PORT DARWIN (254 miles).—Arr: Dec. 5, Australian, s, from Melbourne. Dep: Dec. 6, Australian, s, for Manila and Hongkong. BRISBAN (500 miles).—Arr: Dec. 6, Gabo, s, from ...

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  8. THE WOOL SALES

    At the wool sales to-day a large and attractive catalogue was submitted. Competition was exceedingly brisk, and the market very firm at the rates ruling last week. ...

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  9. FATALITIES AND CASUALTIES.

    Muriel Clark, aged 21, died at the residence of her father in Victoria-street, Burwood, at an early hour yesterday morning from the effects of burns caused by an accident with ...

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  10. DEPARTURES.—Dec. 6.

    Armand Behie, F.M.S., for Noumea. Urmston Grange, s, for Dunkirk and London, via Melbourne. Oonah, s, for Hobart. ...

    Article : 57 words
  11. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.—Dec. 7.

    Taiyuan s, for Manila, China, and Japan, via ports; [?]tra[?], s, for Dunkirk and London; Mokoia, s, for Auckland and New Zealand ports; Wakatipu, s, for Launc[?]ton, via Eden; Duroby, s, and Augusta, s, for Tweed ...

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  12. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MR. D. T. M'CORMACK.

    Mr. D. T. McCormack, representative of the Mutual Life Association of Australasia, whilst driving near Bendemeer yesterday was thrown from his sulky, owing to the horse shying. ...

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  13. CLEARANCES.—Dec. 6.

    Armand Behic, F.M.S., 6467 tons, Captain E. Guionnet, for Noumea, with through cargo and passengers. [?]onah, s, 22[?]9 tons, Captain H. Morrisby, for Hobart, with passengers. ...

    Article : 77 words
  14. STATE INTERFERENCE.

    Sir,—In his essay on Robert Southey's "Colloquies on Society," Lord Macauley criticises this poet laureate's volumes caustically, and the words at the conclusion appear to ...

    Article : 517 words
  15. IMPORTS.—Dec. 6.

    Anglian, s. from Hobart: 2 bgs bacon, 50 drms s dip, 83 bls. wool, 80 h[?]ds ale, 30 half-hhds 5 brls 35 cs ale, 128 bgs peas, 624 es jam, 437 cs pulp, 212 cs desserts, 138 cs evap fruit, 42 cs sundries, 422 cs ...

    Article : 446 words
  16. RUN OVER BY A MAIL COACH.

    An accident of an extraordinary nature occurred here at 10.30 p.m. on Friday. The mail coach drove over a man named Habbington, a stranger, who was lying on the ...

    Article : 63 words
  17. CHILD BURNT TO DEATH.

    A sad burning fatality occurred here yesterday morning. Whilst her parents were having breakfast Florrie, aged 4, daughter of Mr. Robert Scott, farmer, at South Wolumla, ...

    Article : 166 words
  18. THE COAL EXPORT TRADE.

    The steamer Albany cleared at the Customs to-day for Brisbane, via Sydney, with 50 tons of coal, 46 cases biscuits, 21 cases cakes, and 100 cases of milk; the steamer Tarcoola for ...

    Article : 340 words
  19. WHEN BAR TENDERS ARE GUILTY.

    Magistrate Pool, in the Tombs Court, was asked what he meant when he said, in discharging a prisoner, "a man can't be disorderly in a saloon." He replied:—"If a man ...

    Article : 209 words
  20. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING.

    AUCKLAND (1281 miles).—Arr: Dec. [?], Marga[?], bq, and De[?]ance, bqtne, both from Newcastle. ...

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  21. MOVEMENTS OF MAIL STEAMERS.

    The R.M.S. Ormaz arrived at London on Dec. 3. The R.M.S. Oroya left Plymouth on Dec. 3 for Australia. The R.M.S. Himalaya left Colombo on Dec. 4 for ...

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  22. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING.

    At London: Sussex, s, fron Sydney sailed Sept. 17; Delphic, s, from N.Z. ports, sailed from Wellington Oct. 15; Damascus, s, from Sydney Oct. 8; [?]nglewood, bq, from B[?]bury (W.A.), sailed Aug. 16. ...

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  23. SHIPPING CASUALTIES.

    The R.M.S. Miowera, of the Canadian-Australian mail line, which will return to Sydney about midday to-day from her visit to Vancouver, met with an accident on her outward ...

    Article : 126 words
  24. THE INVERESK SIGHTED.

    The commander of the R.M.S. Victoria, from London reports that at 10 a.m. on Dec. 3, in lat. 3[?],00 S., and long. 130.30 E., he passed the British b[?]arque inveresk bound west. She wished to be ...

    Article : 64 words
  25. ARCHBISHOP KELLY AND DENOMINATIONAL EDUCATION.

    Sir,—Archbishop Kelly, in his demand for State aid for denominational schools, attempts to meet the statement that they are an element of discord in the community, and he ...

    Article : 539 words
  26. METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS.

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  27. THE VOYAGE OF THE VICTORIA.

    The R.M.S. Victoria, of the P. and O. Company's fleet, arrived at Melbourne yesterday from London, and is due here early on Friday morning. She left Tilbury Docks on Oct. 28 at 2.37 p.m., with a full ...

    Article : 340 words
  28. THE MAILS.

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  29. THE TUNCURRY AGROUND.

    A telegram received yesterday from Forster stated that as the steamer Tuncurry was entering Cape Hawke at 10.30 a.m. yesterday from Sydney she went aground at a spot about 100 ...

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  30. LAND FOR SETTLEMENT.

    Sir,—As I know the hill country lying to the west of the railway between Gosford and Wyong referred to by Mr. A. Parsons in your issue of the 30th November, I venture to write a few lines in support of his ...

    Article : 653 words
  31. A SENSATIONAL VOYAGE.

    A letter received by yesterday's English mail stated that the German ship Anemone, which has arrived at Cardiff with a cargo of wheat from Port Germein, South Australia, ...

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  32. SUPPORTED BY THE MELBOURNE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

    At a meeting of the council of the Chamber of Commerce to-day the Sea Carriage of Goods Bill, which is on the lines of a resolution adopted at a recent meeting of the general ...

    Article : 64 words
  33. THE DESTRUCTION OF THE W. J. PIRRIE.

    A naval court held at Tocopilla, Chili, to investigate the circumstances surrounding the destruction by fire of the ship W. J. Pirrie, with a cargo of coal from Newcastle, has ...

    Article : 97 words
  34. THE CURRIE LINE.

    The following are the movements of Messrs. Archd. Currie and Co.'s Australian and Indian Line of steamers:—The Argus arrived at Singapore from Java on Nov. 26, and sailed for Java ports on Nov. 29. The ...

    Article : 115 words
  35. OPPOSITION OF SHIPPING COMPANIES.

    A circular has been issued, as the result of a meeting held last night of the local representatives of the principal shipping companies, regarding the Sea Carriage of Goods ...

    Article : 130 words
  36. THE PACIFIQUE, FROM THE ISLANDS.

    The M.M. Company's steamer Pacifique, from the New Hebrides and Noumen, arrived at Sydney on Monday, and berthed at Woolloomooloo Bay. She left Sydney on November 16, at 2 p.m., and met for the ...

    Article : 254 words
  37. THE WEATHER.

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  38. OUR SURPLUS LABOUR.

    Sir,—If I may do so I would like to support the views expressed by Mr. James Angus in your last Wednesday's issue. I think there is so much in his earnest appeal to our Parliament and the Labour ...

    Article : 538 words
  39. THE PORT ELLIOTT FROM LONDON.

    The steamer Port Elliott, of the Anglo-Australian line, arrived at Sydney on Monday night from London, via port, after an absence from the Commonwealth of upwards of a year. She left London on October 11 ...

    Article : 198 words
  40. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Your issue of Monday contains the report of an address by Archbishop Kelly pleading for State support to denominational schools. The Archbishop's points are put ...

    Article : 735 words
  41. IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE.

    Sir.— We wish the Hotelkeepers in New South Wales to know two things— No. 1.—Every case of FISHER and Co.'s ...

    Article : 133 words
  42. PARCEL MAIL.

    Parcels addressed to the United Kingdom, Egypt, Ceylon, India, Malta, Hongkong, and Continent of Europe, will be received at the Parcels Office, Basement, G.P.O., George-street, for transmission per ...

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  43. VOYAGE OF THE APOLDA.

    The German-Australian steamer Apolda, which arrived from Hamburg and Mediterranean ports on Saturday, and berthed at Woolloomooloo Bay, is the second of the season's fruit steamers. She left Hamburg on ...

    Article : 110 words
  44. RAINS IN QUEENSLAND.

    The following were the principal rainfalls [?] Queensland for the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. on Tuesday:— North.—Cape York 50 points, Cardwell 50, Cooktown 22. ...

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  45. HEAVY STORM IN QUEENSLAND.

    A heavy storm occurred at Warwick last night. One hundred and eighty points of rain fell, the greater part in a quarter of an hour. Sixty telephones were put out of operation through the wires being fused. ...

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  46. A HAPPY UNION.

    Kola Nut Tonic with High Quality Wine. Result—KOLA-CUP—Registered. Kola-Cup Enriches the Blood and Builds Up the Nerves. ...

    Article : 70 words
  47. THE FIONA, FROM FIJI.

    The Colonial Sugar Refining Company's steamer Fiona returned to port on Monday evening after another trip to Fiji Islands. Captain Burnes reports having left Sydney at 7.30 p.m. on Nov. 11, and arrived at ...

    Article : 105 words
  48. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    The following were the best scores made in the Cooma Volunteer Rifle Club's third shooting for the December quarter at 500 and 600 yards:—J. Duncan, 28, [?]—56; A. Elliott, 25, 29-54; P. Morrisey, 26, 23-49. ...

    Article : 28 words
  49. DO NOT ASK FOR KOLA.

    That Means Getting Anything. Insist upon being Served with "ALOK." And you will be Sure to get the ...

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  50. TO BE STRONG DRINK KOLA-CUP.

    KOLA-CUP Creates Appetite and Promotes Strength. All hotels, 6d per glass. All chemists, 3s per bottle. NERVOUS MEN SHOULD DRINK IT EVERY DAY.—Advt. ...

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  51. THE TSINAN, FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.

    The China navigation Company's steamer Tsinan arrived at Sydney on Monday, and berthed at the company's wharf, Miller's Point. She sailed from Kobe, Japan, on November 8 and called at Hongkong on ...

    Article : 80 words
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