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DISTRICT NEWS
Mr. J. Rich, secretary of Waratah School of Arts, in presenting his annual report at a special meeting of subscribers held on Thursday night, stated that £34 ...
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A STARVATION CASE
Men have died front time to time of starvation and worms have eaten them, but for the real thing, voluntarily done, commend us not to Mayor M'Sweeny, but ...
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FOR HIS NATURAL LIFE
Certain good people down in Tasmania objects Marcus Clarke's "For the Term of his Natural Life" being screened, and have said so, and urged that it be stopped. ...
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NEWCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL
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HAMILTON
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TERALBA
A horse, belonging to Mr. F. Perry, was run down by at train on Wednesday night or Thursday morning. It is thought that the gates leading to the ...
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LAMBTON.
Mrs. Harriet Webster, who fell and injured herself at her home in Uhlan-road a little over a week ago, died on Wednesday evening from shock, ...
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CARRINGTON.
Mr. E. P. Fleming, Under-Secretary, Department of Lands, accompanied by Mr. C. J. Bellemore, State manager of Labour Exchanges, visited Carrington ...
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W.E.A. LECTURE.
Under the auspices of Wallsend branch of the Australian Labour party, Mr. C. E. Martin, B.Ec., district tutor to the Workers' Educational Association, ...
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TORONTO.
The work in connection with the flood casement at the foot of Victory Parade is nearing completion. When finished it Will carry away the flood waters that flow ...
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MEREWETHER.
An organ, violin, and vocal recital will be given in St. Augustine's Church on Wednesday evening. The soloists are: Organist, Mr. F. N. Bell; violinist, Miss ...
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AIRPLANE DESIGN
Airplane makers in quest of a new design have gone back twenty million years—and copied the Pterodactyl, a lizard which existed in those remote times. ...
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THE CARRIAGE OF COAL
The cost of railway carriage of coal has come under discussion in Britain during the search for a solution of the industry's problems. Recently an apparently ...
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WHITEBRIDGE.
A successful social was held at Whitebridge, near Kahibah, in connection with the progress association. Musical and elocutionary items were contributed by ...
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ISLINGTON.
The fortieth anniversary of Islington Baptist Church will be celebrated to-day by a tea, followed by a public meeting and concert in the evening, when a ...
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SWANSEA
The Swansea Home Nursing Class met on Thursday night, and after the usual instructions, held a meeting, presided over by Mr. Ayton, to finalise matters in ...
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ADAMSTOWN
The funeral of the late Mr. Alfred Thomas Griffiths, whose death occurred in the Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, as the result of a fracture of the skull resulting ...
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WARATAH-MAYFIELD.
St. Philip's Church Wattle Fair will be opened by Mrs. Gardiner, the Mayoress, on Wednesday afternoon. The fair will occupy two days. An attractive ...
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CHARLESTOWN
A meeting of the combined trustees of Charlestown-Dudley Cemetery was held in the literary institute, Charlestown, each denomination being represented. ...
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DICKENS' MASTERPIECE.
In "David Copperfield" Dickens reached the highest point of his achievement. Unquestionably it is his masterpiece. It is amazing how in the dozen years which ...
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TIGHE'S HILL
Colonel Simmons, the Territorial Young Peoples' secretary, from Sydney, will, assisted by local officers, conduct a meeting in the Salvation Army Hall to-night. ...
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WALLSEND.
A successful concert, for which arrangements had been made by Mrs. W. Oswald, took place in the Devon-street Methodist Church this week. The ...
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NEW LAMBTON
A meeting of lady members of the literary institute will be held on Monday evening, to form a ladies' committee to assist in organising the gala to be held ...
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WHOLESOME ANGER
"To be choleric, to be subject to fits of ager on slight or no provocation," writes Friar Rupert in "T.P.'s and Cassell's Weekly," "is a fault which is the ...
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CATHERINE HILL BAY.
Mr. E. Stallard, whose death occurred recently, was one of the old residents of the town. He was one of the employees when Wallarah Colliery developed over ...
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SMEDMORE
A frolic will be held in the institute on Thursday night, under the auspices of the Smedmore Literary Institute Improvement Fund. Prizes will be ...
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BURIED GOLD RECOVERED
Buried gold to the value of £40,000 was found recently on an American farm near Demopolis, Alabama. It was hidden there by General Nathan Whitfield at the time ...
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CRICKET CLUB.
The annual meeting of Adamstown Cricket Club was held on Tuesday night. The president, Mr. J. H. Bloomfield, presided. The secretary, Mr. J. Plant, submitted ...
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WEST WALLSEND.
On the occasion of the funeral of Mrs. Marion Harley, wife of Mr. T. Harley, of Ladysmith, West Wallsend, whose death occurred recently at the age of 67 ...
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