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AS YOU WERE.
The Hughes Ministry was sworn in this afternoon. There is no change from the personnel of the previous Cabinet. ...
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SOCIAL GOSSIP.
There is really very little doing in our usually busy city just at present All our depots have closed down, and war. workers who have never taken ...
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WAGGA MAIL SERVICE.
When in Wagga on the occasion of the Referendum campaign Mr. W. Webster, Postmaster General, was interviewed by the Mayor and Aldermen, ...
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COMMERCIAL.
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FORAGE.
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PRODUCE.
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FRUIT.
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WAGGA MARKETS.
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MR. WATT HANGING BACK.
A late wire from Melbourne stated there was some hitch in connection with the formation of the Cabinet. Mr. Watt seemed inclined to stand ...
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THE WEATHER.
It was dull and threatening rain practically during the whole of yesterday in Wagga and early in the evening a steady, though light, rain set in, with ...
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PARLIAMENTARY SITTING.
The Senate, on meeting, adjournel until 4.30 to allow of Ministers being sworn in. The Senate spent the afternoon in discussing ...
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LATEST FORECAST.
Unsettled and sultry, with rain and thunderstorms; north-east to south-east wiods. ...
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WAGGA TEMPERATURES.
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KEEN INTEREST IN ENGLAND.
Developments in Federal politics are keenly watched in Great Britain, where the necessities for more manpower are being increasingly ...
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PERSONAL
The New South Wales portion of the estate of the late Mr. Walter Edward Mitchell, of Towang Hill, Upper Murray, has been valued for probate ...
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BRITAIN AND THE WAR.
The King sent a message to President Wilson as follows: "Sincerest' New Year's good wishes for your welfare and America's prosperity and ...
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CURRENCY PROBLEMS.
It is officially Stated by the Treasury that the Minister for Re-construction has appointed a committee of thirteen to consider problems in connection with ...
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BRITISH AMBASSADORS.
The "Times" political correspondent states that Lord Reading's exceptional war appointment is unlikely to be permanent is unlikely to be permanent. He will remain Chief Justice ...
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Family Notices
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DRESSMAKERS AWARD.
When the dressmakers' award was before Mr. Justice Carlewis in the Arbitration Court to-day, there applications were dealt with. 'In one ...
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AVIATION IN IRELAND.
The "Times" Dublin correspondent says that much gratification is felt in Ireland at the establishment of an aircraft factory. Serval aeroplanes ...
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CANDID CRITICISM.
Mr.G. S. Beeby, Minister for Labor that the acceptance by Mr. Hughes of a commission to from a ...
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AMERICAN FLOUR.
To supply the army ans navy needs and the Allied nations the it will purchase from every announces that it will purchase from every hour mill in the ...
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NEAT SUPPLY IMPROVING.
The meat crisis improving and supplies are expanding ...
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STAVING UNEMPLOYED.
[?] correspondent reports that [?]000 unemployed demon started at Parliament and [?] food and fuel till work is ...
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BRAZILIAN ASSISTANCE.
Naval aviators who will jorn the first [?] contribution to the [?] ...
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