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CONDITION OF THE INJURED.
Upon inquiry at the Prince Alfred and Merrickville Cottage hospitals regarding the condition of the injured persons, it was ascertained last evening that in most canes satisfactory improvement had been ...
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NEWCASTLE.
The fortnightly meeting of the committee of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce was held in the Hall of Commerce on Friday afternoon. The president, Mr. G. F. Earp, M.L.C., occupied the chair ...
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FEDERAL CAMPAIGN.
Mr. Barton, accompanied by Mr. Drake, returned to Sydney yesterday morning, after a tour in Victoria and South Australia. Mr. Barton left Sydney yesterday week. He attended a luncheon in Melbourne ...
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MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE.
Sir William Lyne on Saturday directed, on behalf of the State Government, that a message of sympathy should be sent to the sufferers, and to the relatives of those killed by the accident. ...
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FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS.
The funeral of Sydney Alexauder Stephen King, the fireman of the illfated train, took place yesterday afternoon. The esteem in which the young man waa held, not only by his fellow-workmen on the ...
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MR. W. RICHARDSON'S CANDIDATURE.
Mr. W. Richardson, one of the candidates for the Senate, addressed a large meeting of electors in front of the Newtown Town Hall on Saturday evening. He said be was a suppor[?]er of protective duties in ...
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PARRAMATTA.
On Saturday evening Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, M.L A., spoke at Parramatta from Tattersall's balcony in support of the candidature of the Hon. Joseph Cook Alderman T. R. Moxham occupied ...
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THE LATE CHARLES SPENCER.
Speaking to a "Herald" reporter on Saturday evening Edwin Cheel, cousin of the unfortunate Charles Thomas Spencer, who died at Prince Alfred Hospital, said his cousin was a son of Samuel Spencer, ...
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FEDERAL ELECTIONS.
A meeting of the Federal Executive was held on Saturday morning, at which it was determined to issue the writs for Queensland Polling day was fixed for Saturduy, March 30. There are only two States in ...
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TASMANIA.
At the Church of England Synod, now sitting, the Dean of Hobart moved—"That the Synod, while affirming the deep and unalterable attachment to the mother Church of England, and to the faith of ...
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DISTRICT TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
At Friday's meeting of the committee of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce a proposal was submitted by Alderman W. B. Sharp to the effect that steps should be tuken to induce the Government ...
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ELECTORS' RIGHTS.
Considerable apathy is being shown in obtaining the elector's rights by the residents in the Eastern Suburbs. Although intimation has been published, stating that those for Woollahra and Waverley ...
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MR. BRUCE SMITH AT SUMMER HILL.
On Saturday evening Mr. Bruce Smith addressed a large meeting of the electors of Parkes division at the Carlton Hall, Summer Hill, in support of his candidature for the House of Representatives. Mr. H. ...
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THE NEWCASTLE ELECTORATE.
A special meeting of the Northern Distiict Assembly of the Political Labour League was held at Broadmeadow last night. Arrangements were completed for the selection of the labour candidate to ...
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MUNICIPAL NEWS.
The Mayor of Carrington (Alderman M'Cann) has resigned the position, owing to a question having arisen as to the validity of the Mayoral election. The resignation has been accepted. ...
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A CAPTAIN STABBED.
Shortly before midnight Captain M'Nab, master of the steam tug Leveret, was stabbed in the left forearm whilst on hoard his vessel. It is stated that a disturbance took place in the galley of the Leverst, ...
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THE FEDERAL MINISTERS.
The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly gave a luncheon party on Saturday in honour of Mr. Barton and other Federal Ministers. In the afternoon Mr. Barton and Mr. Drake left for Sydney. Sir George ...
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EDEN-MONARO.
Mr. W. H. Wood, Minister for Justice, federal candidate, addressed a large meeting at the School of Arts last evening. Alderman Ploughright presided. The candidate received a good hearing, and a vote of ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT BUILDING.
Mr. Batten (Federal Premier), Sir George Turner (Federal Treasurer), and Mr. Deakin (Federal Attorney-General), paid a visit on Saturday to the western annexe of the Exhibition-building to see the ...
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LATE MINING.
The directors' report regarding the Brokon Hill South Silvet-mining Company states that the financial position should be considered very satisfactory. The balance of profit and loss account carried ...
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THE ILLAWARRA.
Mr. David Davis, M.L.A for Shoalhaven, who is a candidate for the House of Representatives, addressed a fairly large number of electors at the School of Arts Hall last night. The Mayor, Mr. Bice, ...
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PROCEEDINGS AT SUTHERLAND CEMETERY
The funerals of George Henry Goulder, Herbert Henry Darnler, Leslie James Beverley, William Mert, and Charles Thomas Spencer took place yesterday afternoon at Sutherland. The bodies of ...
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UNREPORTED CASES.
It appears that there were many cases of persons who receivedd slight injuries, and are being treated at their homes. One young man occupied a seat in the third carriage of the train, and was so much injured ...
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VISIT OF A MAN-O'-WAR.
The H.M.S. Boomerang arrived at this port from Wollongng early yesterday morning, and is moored in the stream. Her visit to Newcastle is in connection with the periodical inspection of the defences of ...
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CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Mr. P. M. Glyn[?], who is visiting the goldfields, was accorded a civic welcome at Kalgoorlie on Friday. He has delivered two lectures on the merits of freetrade as compared with protection. ...
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LIST OF CANDIDATES.
Some time is likely to elapse before the ptotectionist organisation (the Australian Liberal Association) and the freetrade organisation (the Freetrsde and Liberal Association) publish the names of the ...
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PREVIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
It is matter for congratulation that the number of serious accidents on our railways is few. There have been mishaps in plenty, but most of them were only attended with damage to rolling stock and injury ...
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SHIPPING REPORTS.
Captain Taplin reports that the Burrawoo[?] cr[?]ed the Macleay bar at 6 p.m. on the 15th and arrived at Sydney at 5.30 p.m. on the 16th ins[?]. The barque strathe[?]n reached M[?]la on January 13 ...
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THE COAL TRIMMERS' DEMANDS.
In accordance with a resolution carried at a recent meeting of the newly formed Coal Trimmers' Union double rates of wages were demanded for working between 6 p.m. and midnight on ...
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RIVERINA.
Mr. J. Ashton, a candidate for Riverina in the Federal Parliament, addressed a large meeting of electors at the Sehool of Arts last night. The Mayor, Alderman Martin, presided. Mr. Ashton spoke for ...
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THE RE-MAKING OF SYDNEY.
Sir,—Your interesting leading article this morning suggests how the Government is providing fur Sydney most of the conveniences which in other cities and towns the citizens have had to secure by their own ...
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THE COAL EXPORT TRADE.
The quantity of coal exported to places beyond the colony during the week ended at noon yesterday was 55,435 tons. Of this amount 28,443 tons were shipped to inter-stat[?] ports, and 26,992 tons to ...
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PASSAGES ENGAGED BY THE FRENCH MAIL STEAMER ARMAND B[?]
The following passenges have been engaged by the m[?]geries Maritimes mail steamer Armand Behic, which i[?] timed to sail hence to-day:- For Marseilles: Mr. and Mrs. Lierneux and 2 childr[?] ...
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MR. S. A. ROSA AT PETERSHAM.
Mr. S. A. Rosa, who is a candidate for the Federal Senate, addrested a large meeting on Saturday night from Mr Spooner's balcony. Parramatta-road, Petersham. Alderman Troadgold, Mayor of ...
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.
It has been rumoured for some days past that the protectionist party were considering the propriety of putting up one of their leading men to contest the East Sydney seat against Mr. Reid. The rumours ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Mr. Throssell made his first appearance yesterday among his constituents at Northam since succeeding to the Premiership. He was warmly welcomed. In replying to the toast of his health he said that he was ...
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PASSENGERS BY THE YAWATA MABU.
The Yawata Maru, of the N. Y. K. h[?], Captain A. [?]. Moses, sailed for Melbourne on Saturday in continuation of her voyage from the East, with the following passengers:- Mr. J. White Mr. W. J. Amor, Mr. W. H. Carpenter, ...
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THE UNION COMPANY'S STEAMER MABABOA.
As will be seen elsewhere in the voyage sport of the new steamer Sonoma, the line vessel Mararoa had a fly[?] astern of her on the run across from Auckland to Sydney. But the vessel had nothing to be ashamed of. The ...
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THE INQUEST.
The inquest on the body of Herbert Henry Darnley was opened before the City Coroner (Mr. J. C. Woore) and a jury at the South Morgue on Saturday. ...
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THE CHURCHES.
The annual distribution of prizes in connection with St. Augustine's Anglican Sunday-school, Merewether, took place this afternbon. Bishop Stretch, D.D. (Dean of Newcastle), delivered an ...
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MR. E. M. CLARK'S CANDIDATURE.
Mr. E. M. Clark, M.L.A., addressed a meeting of electors of Willoughby from the balcony of Huxley's Hotel, on Friday night, in furtherance of his candidature as representative for North Sydney in ...
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OVERHAUL TO THE WODONGA.
The popular A.U.S.N. steamer Wodo[?]a arrived yesterday at 8 a.m. from Brisbane. Captain W. C. Thomson reports having left at 4.40 p.m. on th e15th instant, and arrived at Sydney as stated. Since the Wodong[?] was [?] ...
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THE SAILING CLUB.
Under the auspices of the Port Hunter Sailing Club an interesting race for 10-footers was sailed over the usual course yesterday afternoon, and resulted in an easy win for the ...
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THE PACIFIC CABLE.
In connection with the joint proposals suggested to the Pacific Cable Board by the Victorian Ministry, the Postmaster-General states that the idea was first m[?]ted at a conference held in Sydney during ...
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THE STRATJGRUEE.
The four-masted burque strath[?]ry[?]e arrived yesterday from Newcastle and berthed at Flood's Wharf, Circular Quay. At Newcastle she loaded 6149 bales wool, 2575 bags wheat, and 749 casks tallow, and [?] come here to ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.
The four-masted barque Glenclova arrived at Fre[?] last Wednesday from Hull and London. The Swedish barque Julius Palm sailed from Frema[?] on Wednesday for Capetown with a cargo of jarish. ...
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SYMPATHY IN THE EASTERN SUBURBS.
The recent railway fatality caused profound regret throughout the caster[?] suburbs, where the [?]retest sympathy for the sufferers is felt. At a number of the churches on Sunday the sad eveut was ...
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SYNOD ELECTIONS.
St. Stephen's Church, Willoughby.—At a meeting held in the schoolroom of St. Stephen's Church, Willoughby, under the presidency of the rector, the Rev. D. Murphy, Messrs. W. H. Hoskings, and ...
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DALLEY ELECTORATE.
A well-attended commitee meeting in connection with the candidature of Mr. W. H. Wilks, M.L.A., for the Federal House of Representatives, was held on Friday night in the Leichhardt Town Hall. Mr. ...
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THE CITY COURT.
At the City Court yesterday, Thomas Elliot, 30, a fireman, was fined £1, in default 14 days' imprisonment with hard labour iin he Maitland Gool, on a charge of having between Hexham and Newcastle ...
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A SAD CASE.
Mrs. Mort, of Webbsr's-road, Cailton, mother of [?]e two unfortunate lads, one of whom was killed [?]nd the other injured, has had, during the past for months, more then her share of trouble. On April ...
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