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INTO A CREEK.
While it was being driven alone the road at Otahuhu, a motorbus got put of control, and, crashing through the stone parapet of a bridge, fell ...
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LAND AGENTS.
Vigorous criticism of the practices of certain and, agents was offered by the Minister for Lands (Mr. Loughlin) in moving the ...
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THRILLING RESCUES.
Extensive damage was done by the storm in Canterbury (N.Z.) where all the rivers rose rapidly. The Waimakariri overdowed, and many ...
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FATAL FALL
At the Central Police Court, Henry James "Reynolds, 43, a labourer, was charged with haying feloniously slain John' McNamara. ...
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TRAINING FARM.
The proposal of the Church of England to purchase a farm in the Maitland district as a home and training ground boys, was ...
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CHICHESTER SCHEME
"That the conference protests against any increase in the present water rate being made by the board until the Chichester capital debt has ...
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CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE
That something serious is going to happen was a warning issued by the Premier in a statement regarding the ...
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TRAPPED BY FIRE.
A fire which broke out in a lumber room beneath the main stairway of the Orient Hotel, at the corner of Bourke and Swanson streets, ...
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SUGAR STACKERS.
The sugar stackers went on [?] Glanville wharf, because the Colonial Sugar, Refining Company declined to pay an extra 6d per hour ...
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LOAN ESTIMATES.
It was reported in Sydney that the Railway Department had been instructed to reduce its loan estimates from £7,000,000 to ...
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QUEENSLAND OIL RESERVE.
The most promising prospective [?] helt in Queensland—at Roma—having an area of about 3600 square miles, has been [?] tion by ...
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BLOOD TRANSFUSION.
A wireless appeal for a volunteer to give his blood for transfusion to a man who had been mangled in machinery was answered in ...
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SINGLE SEATS.
"The wooing of Mr. Bavin and Mr. Buttershaw in an attempt to save their political skins causes a good real of hilarity in political circles. ...
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SALE ORDERED.
Sitting in Admiralty jurisdiction in Sydney, Mr. Justee Street, Chief Justice, ordered that the barquentine Forest Dream should be sold ...
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FATAL BURNS
Doris Cox, aged 10 years, living at Raymond Terrace, was severely, burned about the body, both sides of the head and the hands and ...
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CHINESE HAWKER.
At the Central Police Court Sin Fahr, 40 a Chinese hawker, was charged with carrying a revolver without being the holder of a liense. ...
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PLEADED GUILTY.
At Darlinghurst Sessions, Horan Arthur Parker, who had pleaded guilty to eight charges of having stolen valuable securities and to four ...
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DRIED FRUITS.
The London agency of the Commonwealth Dried Fruits Experts Control Board has reported the sales of dried fruits recorded with the agency for ...
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COAL MINES BILL.
"In the Legislative Council, Mr. Farrar resumed the debate on the second reading of the Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill. He ...
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DEPORTATIONS.
The Acting Prime Minister (Dr. Earle Page), in a letter to the State Premier (Mr. Lang), denies the reported statement that secret ...
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KURRI HOSPITAL.
Mr. H. W. Bowe, secretary of the Kurri District Hospital, has just arranged with Mr. P. Classon (manager of the Kurri and South Maitland ...
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MR. D. G. CAPEL
Mr. D. G. Capel, of The Oaks and Rocky Creek Station, Barraba, died in a private hospital at Darlinghurst. ...
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CURTAILED SERVICES.
Among the suggested methods of retrenchment or economy that may be adopted by the Queensland Railways Department to reduce the ...
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INSECT PESTS.
Entomologists are convinced that Sydney and other parts of the State will be plagued with insects and plant and household nests with the advent ...
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SOLDIERS' LEAGUE.
Lord Stonehaven the Governor-General addressed the Federal Conference of the Returned Soldiers' League which opened in Melbourne. ...
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SINGLE SEATS.
Objections [?] new boundaries of 10 electorates have been receivd by the Electoral Boundaries Commission. It is pointd out that electors or ...
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NIGHT MARAUDERS.
While John Hawkins was walking along Campbell street, Sydney, he was set upon by four men, who broke his nose and inflicted other injuries, ...
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ONE DEAD.
A shocking discovery was made by an employee of W. G. Sloman, a poultry-farmer at Levin (N.Z.) Sloman and his wife and two ...
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FOR PROHIBITION.
The Sydney Methodist Synod carried a motion in favour of entire prohibition and advocating the boycott by Methodist advocating the boycott by Methodist adherents of those ...
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RUSSIAN WORKERS.
At a meeting of the Trades Hall Council a motion Congratulating the Russian workmen on having thrown off the [?] of Czardom ...
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FLYING TESTS.
Nine pupils of the New South Wales Aero Club have passed their flying tests at the Mascot aerodrome and been awarded certificates entitling ...
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STATE LOTTERY.
[?] decided to co-operate with St. Peters Council in an endeavour to have a State lottery in aid of hospitals. ...
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ATTEMPT FAILS.
Safe blowers made an unsuccessful attempt to open a safe at the factory of Robert Harper and Co., Sydney. The explosive was not strong ...
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