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THE COMMONWEALTH.
Federal Ministers have given attention to the proposed trade reciprocity with South Africa. The question arose out of a letter to Mr. Waddell from the New South Wales ...
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THE LATE SIR GEORGE DIBBS.
The remains of the late Sir George Richard Dibbs, K.C.M.G., were interred on Saturday afternoon at St. Thomas' Church of England Cemetery, North Sydney. The obsequies were ...
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COMMENTS ON THE WAR
The report of General Kuronatkin is entitled to every respect. In a pithy message he gives an idea of the positions occupied by the rival armies. The Japanese are pressing northward ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor-General on Saturday received calls from M. Avigard, of the French warship Protet, and Cardinal Moran. In the evening her Excellency ...
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CUSTOMS OFFICERS IN OUTLYING DISTRICTS.
The Minister for Customs has sent a communication to the Minister for Home Affairs, asking him to make a suggestion to the Public Service Commissioner that young officers ...
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VICTORIA NAVAL BRIGADE.
Trouble in the Victorian Naval Brigaze over the drill conditions imposed by the new regulations has resulted in a number of men refusing to sign on for a further term. Their ...
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DEFENCE REORGANISATION.
The deliberations of the export committee which has been considering the question of defence administration were completed on Saturday. It is understood that two new ...
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SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION.
The following contract for the year ending June 30, 1905, for the supply of small arms ammunition to the defence forces has been secured by the Colonial Ammunition Company. ...
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CASUALTIES.
On Saturday, while playing in a football match, Old Boys v The King's School, Cecil Smith, one of the former team, had the misfortune, in consequence of a collision, to ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
The first annual breakfast in connection with with the Hibernian Australian Catholic Benefit Society was held this morning at the Queen's Hall, and was largely attended. Delegates were ...
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VICTORIA.
At a mass meeting of carters and drivers, held this afternoon, for the purpose of taking steps to improve the conditions under which they work, Mr. Prendergast and Mr. Billson, ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The annual Hospital Saturday collections were made at Brisbane yesterday. A large number of collectors worked hard all day throughout the city and suburbs, and ...
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CUSTOMS VACANCIES.
Applications are invited for two inspectors of excise at Sydney at a salary of £185, and two lockers at £120 to £160. ...
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SHIPWRECK RELIEF AND HUMANE SOCIETY.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting of the Royal Shipwreck Relief and Humane Society will be held in the Town Hall this evening. His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord ...
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FATAL TRAM ACCIDENT.
About 9 o'clock on Saturday evening a man, whose name is unknown, was knocked down by a tram in George-street, opposite the railway gates. The driver of the tram noticed ...
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NW ZEALAND.
H.M.S. Clio is engaged in blasting operations at Nine and Mangai, for the purpose of improving the landing at these places. The work is being done at the request of the New ...
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THE THEATRES.
Her Majesty's Theatre was crowded in all parts on Saturday night, on the occasion of the first performance in Australia of the drama "Sunday." The new production, which ...
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INDUSTRY ON THE MOUNTAINS.
It is stated that the Coal Association has regained a large portion of the contract for the supply of small coal for the power-house at Ultimo. ...
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DESECRATION IN A CHURCH.
Shortly after the close of the midday Mass at St. Mary's Church, Chiltern, to-day, a middle-aged man entered the building, threw offensive matter at the cracifix, removed a ...
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SAD FATALITY TO AN INFANT.
An extremely sad accident happened here this morning. William Peattie, a miner, of Killingworth, left in a sulky for Hamilton with his wife and child. Shortly after ...
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THE LATE HON. P. G. KING, M.L.C.
The funeral of the late Hon. Phillp Gidley King, M.L.C., took place on Saturday morning. The cortege left Banksia, Double Bay, shortly before noon for the Redfern railway station, ...
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DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.
An unknown man met his death in a mysterious manner on Friday in a house at 29 Wexford-street, occupied by a Chinaman named Go Gun. Although the affair occurred ...
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SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The annual general meeting in connection with the Mechanics" Institute was held last night. The balance-sheet shows a credit of £80. The election of officers for the ensuing ...
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OUTRAGE IN THE SUBURBS.
A brutal assault was committed at Canterbury on Saturday morning, the victim being a married woman named Martha Johanna Knox, 30 years of age, residing at ...
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FOUND DEAD ON THE ROAD.
Mr. James M'Kenzie, late manager of Mr. M'Kay's Wallendbeen station, yesterday was found dead on the road six miles from Cootamundra. He was driving to the station. ...
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DOG-TRAPPER MISSING.
Henry Ernest Hooper, 60 years of age, a wild dog-trapper at Corowa station, has been missing for ten days, and fears are entertained for the man's safety. Ten days ago Hooper ...
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NATURALISTS' CLUB.
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A SECOND OUTRAGE.
Shortly after midnight on Saturday a man was reported to have entered a tent on the borders of Dulwich Hill and Canterbury, and assaulted a woman living in it. According to ...
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DEATH OF A BANK CLERK.
The licensee of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, at the intersection of Clarence and Erskine streets, found a man named E. Madeley dead in bed on Saturday morning. A small ...
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RUSSIA'S AUTOCRACY DOOMED.
This war, it is becoming clear, will produce at least one good result: it will discredit, says the "Spectator," the system of hereditary autocracy. The apologists of the system, ...
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SOUTH SEA ISLAND NEWS.
The cable steamer Iris arrived this morning early from Auckland, anchoring off the town. She will sail again on Tuesday for Fiji and Fanning Island. Mr. Milward, the general ...
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION.
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DESTRUCTION OF CITY TREES.
Sir,—The subject of the letter of F. Lynne Rolin in your issue of to-day ought to appeal to all lovers of nature, in fact, to anyone who is endowed with the smallest sense of beauty. ...
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F.M.S. NERA.
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CADBURY'S COCOA.
Who called it "A Perfect Food?"—Health. Who said it was "Absolutely Pure."—The Analyst.—Advt. ...
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