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ELECTRIC LIGHT SCHEME.
Sir,—It was not my intention to enter into this controversy, but the misleading and inaccurate statements of Mr. Williams compel me to correct same. In his letter of the ...
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS
It is officially stated that at the Seamen's Union rooms to-day the fishing scheme, which was put into operation last week, as part of a plan for relieving the distress, brought ...
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RETRENCHMENT.
Mr. Chamberlain's pess[?]stic speech cabled on Friday has provoked a storm of retaliatory criticism of the Government's and Parliament's neglect since the ...
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HUNGARY.
Reuter's, correspondent at Budapest, telegraphing yesterday, states that the new Hungarian Ministry, at its first meeting on Friday, resolved to recognise ...
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WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
A woman about 30 years of age, whose name is believed to be Emmie Burton, called at the offices of Messrs. Rand & Drew, solicitors, Hunter-street, Sydney, this ...
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SALT DEARER.
Ground course salt has made its appearance on the market. The price has been increased by £2 per ton, by the Necessary Commodities Commission, to cover the cost of ...
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FIRE AT CUNDLE PLAINS.
The home of Mr. R. T. Beale, of Cundle Plains, near Taree, was totally destroyed by fire. In addition, a sum of money amounting about £500, [?]hiefly in notes, was burned. ...
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SITUATION CRITICAL.
Reuter's correspondent, at Budapest, telegraphing on August 7, states that the Archduke Joseph, interviewed by Reuter's representative, said: "It is impossible to say ...
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INFLUENZA.
For the 24 hours ended at 2 p.m. to-day, one death and 18 fresh cases of influenza were reported by the Sydney Board of Health. ...
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AMAZING DISCLOSURES.
Newspapers give prominence to what they term "The amazing disclosures of waste, and worse," revealed in the report of the Select Committee on National ...
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THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.
The Interstate Commission took further evidence to-day regarding the sugar industry. Arthur Boot, general secretary of ...
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Family Notices
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ALLIES SUSPECT ARCHDUKE.
The sudden reappearance of the representatives of the discredited Hapsburgs as the virtual Governor of Hungary is regarded with strong suspicion and misgivings in ...
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AUSSIE LADY SWIMMERS.
A Chicago message says: Miss Fanny Durack and Miss Mina Wylic, of Australia, refused to compete in the first programme of the second annual Two-Day Water ...
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ALLIES AND JAPAN.
A message from Washington reports that Secretary Lansing stated that Viscount Ishil, the former Japanese Ambassador at Washington, kept from him the fact that ...
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SMUGGLING SEAPLANE.
The "Times" Copenhagen correspondent wired on August 10: An interesting illustration of the posibilities of the aeroplane for smuggling purposes is reported from ...
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GOULBURN COUNCIL AND COST OF GENERATION.
Sir,—Referring to the above, and your footnote to the Goulburn town clerk's letter, it affords me pleasure to explain my rather remarkable statement, viz., "rather ...
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FRICTION WITH AUSTRIA.
The correspondent of "The Times" at Paris quotes "Le Matin," which states that the Allies intend to demand the surrender of Bela Kun (the former leader of the ...
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LATEST SPORTING NEWS.
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GERMAN RAILWAY STRIKE.
The "Times" Berlin correspondent wired on August 10: An attempt to organise a country-wide railway strike has been discovered. It [?]manated chiefly from Erfurt ...
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A. I. F.
The A.I.F. has appointed a medical board to test the frequent excuses of soldiers' wives who refuse to sail at the last moment, leaving no time to fill their unclaimed ...
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AFGHANISTAN.
The correspondent of "The Times" at Simla states that the confl[?]cation of the arrears of the late Amir's subsidy will heavily penalise Afghanistan. ...
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RECONSTRUCTION WORK.
The correspondent of "The Times" in Berlin states that only a fifth of the men required for reconstruction work in France and Belgium are likely to volunteer. ...
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TURKEY'S FUTURE.
Router's correspondent at Constantinople, under date August 5, reports that the movement in favour of a British mandate for Turkey is increasing [?]normously. The ...
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BRASS FROM BIG BERTHA.
Senator Pearce is sending to Australia 7 ewt. of brass from the "Big Bertha" captured at Proyart by the A.I.F., which it is intended to convert into commemoration ...
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Mr. Clarke, Minister for Lands (Vic.) draws attention to the very dry season, and compares the present conditions with those preceding the drought of 1[?] He ...
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