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Advertising : 98 wordsOUR Queensland correspondent sends some "pointers" for Mr. Sleath, M.P., in connection with the Totaliastor Bill, which has some hopes of passing the New South ...
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Article : 74 wordsAS talking is one of the ruling elements in up-to-date pugilistic encounters, we chronicle the following "in memoriam," sent by a Melbourne correspondent, with every ...
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Article : 284 wordsCONSIDERABLE interest is felt in rowing circles at the present time over the question whether Stanbury will challenge Towns on his return to Sydney. The ex-champion is ...
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Sydney Sportsman (Surry Hills, NSW : 1900 - 1954), Wed 16 Oct 1901, Page 1
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