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PERSONAL
The Premier (Mr. B. S. B. Stevens) left, Sydney last night for Gulgong, where the will officially open the annual show to-day. He was accompanied by Mrs. ...
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Family Notices
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LIFE IN LONDON
Dr. C. R. Furner, of Islington, who, with Mrs. Furner and his three children, returned to Newcastle this week from a protracted visit to England, gave some ...
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Advertising
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TO CORRESPONDENT.
"Borchole" (Adamstown): (1) Mr. J. M. Baddeley, until elected to the State Parliament, held the positions of General President and District President of the ...
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TOWN HALL ACCOMMODATION.
To relieve the demand for the use of the reception room on the second floor of the Newcastle Town Hall—the room generally favoured for gatherings of ...
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FALL FROM LORRY.
Harry Sidebottom, 55, of Cross Roads, Cardiff, a ganger employed by Lake Macquarie Shire Council, sustained probable fractures of several ribs in his right side ...
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Family Notices
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ASHES FOR GALLIPOLI.
Contained in a special urn, the ashes of all ribbon attached to wreaths placed on the Sydney Cenotaph yesterday were sent to Melbourne, where they will be placed ...
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GOVERNOR'S PRAISE
The Governor (Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven) visited Taree to-day to open the town's jubilee celebrations. Speaking at a civic reception, Sir ...
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DARBY-STREET LANDMARK TO BE DEMOLISHED.
One of Darby-street's oldest and most substantial landmarks, formerly the Lord Cardigan Hotel, and now in use as a residential, was sold yesterday. It will ...
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ONE MAN DEFEATS TWO.
Keen interest was taken in a wood-chopping contest between Leo Appo, the champion axeman, and two local men, Messrs. C. Pringle and L. Keelan, at a ...
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ALSATIANS AT DUNGOG.
Two Alsatian dogs, which stray in Fosterton-road, Dungog, are getting the breed a bad name in the town. Considering that the dogs are a public danger, ...
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PROFESSOR CONDEMNS CENSORSHIP.
Outspoken in his declaration for freedom of speech and intellectual inquiry, Professor Alexander Boyce Gibson, late of Birmingham University, has reached ...
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MAILS CLOSE AT NEWCASTLE
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SMART WORK.
Smart work was done by six men emphasised under the emergency relief scheme at Stockton during the week. A wooden building, 24ft, by 12ft., used by the ...
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DEPARTURE FROM N.Z.
Striking testimony of the popularity of Lord and Lady Bledisloe was provided when they left Wellington by the Ranitiki on their return to England. Masses ...
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MOTOR-CAR STOLEN.
William Kracke, of John-street. Dudley, reported to Newcastle police last night that he left his motor-car standing near Birdwood Park, Newcastle, about 10 ...
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MEETING OR CONCERT?
If a band plays a few selections to enliven the proceedings at its annual meeting, does the meeting become a concert, entailing an increase in the rental for ...
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JAPANESE COMPETITION.
The gigantic world-wide Japanese export drive of the last two years, which is increasing in intensity, and which, in some instances, threatens to swamp with ...
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NEWCASTLE WEATHER.
The weather in Newcastle yesterday was full of contrasts. Early in the morning the sky was overcast. In the afternoon the clouds cleared, and for a few hours ...
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MISSING MAN
Al hope of finding Malcolm McIntyre Campbell alive has now been abandoned. Campbell, who lived in a but at Woolgoolga, has been missing for over five ...
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VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE.
The Australian Institute of Industrial Psychology, of which Dr. A. H. Martin, M.A., Ph.D., is the director, is able, by examination, to give specific vocational ...
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
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ANNIVERSARIES TO-DAY
Matthew Flinders, the great navigator, was born at Donington, Lincolnshire, England, on March 16, 1774, and died on July 14, 1814, in London. ...
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GULGONG RAILWAY DEPUTATION.
Newcastle City Council will not be represented on the deputation which is to wait on the Premier (Mr. B. S. B. Stevens) at Gulgong to-day, to urge the ...
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GERMAN BIRD RESEARCH STATIONS.
The Chief Secretary (Mr. F. A. Chaffey) has received copies of correspondence addressed to the British Government by the German Ambassador in London, on ...
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TAREE JUBILEE
Wet weather prevailed to-day, when the Governor (Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven, V.C.) officially opened the Taree municipal jubilee celebrations. ...
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TELEPHONE CALLS TO BROKEN HILL.
At the request of the Postmaster-General, the Deputy Commissioner for Railways yesterday approved a proposal which will greatly facilitate telephone ...
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The Will to Freedom
"Freedom as a creative force inspiring our young men and women "to noble action," is declared by Mr. J. C. Smuts, of honoured service in ...
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Current Topics
The following forecasts were issued yesterday by the Commonwealth Divisional Meteorologist— New South Wales (issued at 9 p.m. for ...
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MENTAL HOSPITAL FETE.
A spectacular fete afternoon, in which Newcastle will be invited to cooperate, is to be held in the near future to raise funds to purchase a "talkie" apparatus ...
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GRIFFIN'S APPEAL
Claiming that the only competent body to determine his appeal against conviction as a prohibited immigrant was the High Court, Gerald Griffin, to-day applied to ...
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YACHT CROSSES TASMAN
In the good time of 10 days, the yacht Teraphunga, which was the Tasman yacht race, arrived at The Bluff to-day from Australia. The voyage was uneventful, ...
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BRITISH BUDGET
It was announced in the House of Commons to-day that the Budget will be introduced on Monday, April 19. ...
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