Senator Pulsford is to speak at Dubbo and Bathurst on next Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Gray has already paid prolonged visits to the country, but Senator Neild has been prevented ...
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Article : 62 wordsPolitical engineering is being used for all it is worth in the Parkes electorate, where the victory of the freetrade cause is threatened by the number of freetrade candidates. So ...
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Article : 26 wordsMabel Countess Russell has obtained a decree nist for divorce from William Brown on the grounds of cruelty and adultery. The suit was not defended. ...
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Article : 142 wordsThe New South Wales twelve to visit AdElaide and Melbourne were chosen last night, and are as follows:—M.A.Noble, V.Trumper, R.A.Duff, W.P.Howell, S. E. Gregory, C. ...
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Article : 22 wordsLight to heavy rain has again fallen over the Peninsula, also the eastern districts and the northern and central divisions. The following were the principal falls for the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. to-day:— ...
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Article : 934 wordsH.M.S. Flora, of the British Pacific Squadron, which recently went ashore on Deuaman Island (British Columbia), has been refloated. ...
Article : 25 wordsThe Legislative Council in committee last night amended the Factories Bill, so as to provide that a place where six persons were employed should be considered a factory, the ...
Article : 153 wordsThe ordinary monthly meeting of the council of the Queen's Jubilee Fund was held yesterday in the board-room of the Commercial Banking Company, George-street. Lady Fairfax presided, and there ...
Article : 118 wordsOwing to the British makers being fully employed the Canadian Pacific Railway Company is placing orders for locomotives in Germany. ...
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Article : 225 wordsThe Fisheries Board met on Wednesday, Captain Spain being in the chair. The board decided that no oyater leases hould be granted in Cowan Creek and its tributaries, and that several applications for ...
Article : 242 wordsThe King, at Buckingham Palace, inspected and approved of the portrait executed by Mr. Longstaff for the Sydney Art Gallery. His Majesty commended the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 12 Dec 1903, Page 11
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