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  2. ANXIOUS TO START

    Zane Grey's eyes sparkled yesterday as he heard from Bob Fleming, local fisherman, of the first swordfish strike of this season. ...

    Article : 268 words
  3. BOYS BADLY INJURED

    When a car which their father was driving skidded in loose gravel, ran down a bank arid hit a tree near Tuggerah last night, ...

    Article : 172 words
  4. SURGICAL FEATS

    The recent removal of an "extra rib from a woman, and the correction of internal abnormalities caused by it, have again ...

    Article : 504 words
  5. INCREASING AGE LIMIT OF APPRENTICES

    Raising of the minimum age for apprenticeship to 16 years would not in itself be objectionable to employers, said ...

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  6. Threat To Extend Strike

    A rapid intensification of the strike position is anticipated after the week-end, when the representatives of all mining unions canvass the coalfields throughout Australia, seeking endorsement of ...

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  7. LOTTERY ON MONDAY

    The 313th State Lottery will be drawn on Monday. ...

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  8. BRIGHTER WHEAT PROSPECTS

    [?] Conference will reassemble in London in February with the position better than it has been for several years. ...

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  9. Education Notes

    The "adoption" of tramp steamers by a number of schools in England is an interesting innovation in connection with the teaching of ...

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  10. MARRIAGE BY PROXY

    When the Italian motor ship Viminale berths at Walsh Bay on Monday next, several Italian brides will set eyes on their ...

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  11. BOAT CAPSIZE IN CHOPPY SEA

    After Clinging to their upturned boat in a choppy sea for 3½ hours, Mr. Kemp and his son, of Pennant Hills, were rescued in an exhausted state ...

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  12. OLYMPIC GAMES

    Will there ever be Olympic Games not surrounded by squabbles, disputed decisions and international bickerings? ...

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  13. Crews For Steamers

    Shipowners won another point to-day when they sailed two more ships from Melbourne—the freighters Yarra (for Newcastle) and Aldinga (for ...

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  14. MR. W. HERBERT TAKES CONTROL AGAIN

    Mr. William Herbert, whose same has been identified with the entertainment history of Newcastle for 30 years, and who was one of the ...

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  15. SHOWERS TO-NIGHT OR TO-MORROW?

    Week-wend weather should be mostly unsettled, with thundershowers, said Mr. Mares (State Meteorologist). To-day should be warm and sultry, ...

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  16. INTRUSION OF JAPANESE

    Viewing the reported recent landings of Japanese sailors from a sampan on the northern coast of Queensland as ...

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  17. WHITE SLAVE TRAFFICKER

    A Frenchman, stated by the police to be a white-slave trafficker, with £2500 to his credit in a London bank, was at Marlborough Street ...

    Article : 187 words
  18. Rain Registrations

    Sixty-six points of rain at Walcha was the only registration for the northern half of the State during the 24 hours ended 9 a.m. to-day. ...

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  19. MINERS SUBJECT TO ILLNESS

    "Colliery employees account for some 3 per cent, of male admissions to the loyal Bath Hospital (Harrogate), and [?]s, moreover, their work exposes them ...

    Article : 242 words
  20. BAGSNATCHING IN NEWCASTLE

    Another case of bag-snatching has been reported to the Newcastle police by Mrs. C. Richards, of Chatham-road, Merewether. ...

    Article : 91 words
  21. MILLERS INCREASE PRICE OF FLOUR

    An increase in the price of flour of 10/ a ton, making the price £10 a ton, is announced by the Flour Millers Association. ...

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  22. TO-DAY'S ACCIDENTS

    INJURED IN COLLISION.—When his motor cycle and a motor car came into collision at the corner of Bull and Bruce Streets. Cook's Hill, ...

    Article : 95 words
  23. Attack on Woman

    As she was walking along Catherine-street, Glebe, last night, Miss Ethel Breedon, of Hereford-street, Glebe, was grabbed by a coatless man who came ...

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  24. LUCKY STRIKE AT LIGHTNING RIDGE

    There has been a new strike of opal here by George Lowe and P. James, attracting many diggers to the Three Mile, where about 13 new holes have ...

    Article : 101 words
  25. HERE AND THERE

    BULLET EXPLODES.—Tamworth. Saturday: Cecil Lawrence Burns, 5, of Nemiagha. finding a live 22 cartridge at his home, hit it with a stone. The ...

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  26. INTERSTATE TOURISTS IN NEWCASTLE

    EAGER ANTICIPATION is depicted in the faces of these interstate tourists from the P. and O. liner Comorin photographed as they are about to view the sites of the city and district yesterday. The Comorin was the first overseas vessel with an interstate permit to come to Newcastle. The vessel carried 250 tourists. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  27. WOUNDED CONSTABLE IS IMPROVING

    Constable Terbutt, who was shot in the head on New Year's Eve, was reported to-day to be slightly improved. Doctors hope he will soon be strong ...

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  28. The Last of Tommy A Cat In A Million

    The members of the crew of the British freighter, Kent, have sad memories of Las Palmas, for it was there that they saw the last of Tommy, a ship's cat in a million, as a, ra-catcher, unequalled, as a pal, the best a lonely ship's crew could hope for. ...

    Article : 282 words
  29. TWO BOYS MISSING

    Mrs. Edith Reynolds, of Albert-street, Wickham, has informed the police that her son left home about 10 a.m. on Thursday and has not ...

    Article : 119 words
  30. TWO RESCUES AT NEWCASTLE BEACH

    Two minor rescues were effected by Beach Inspector W. Harris and Relief-Inspector R. Hancock at the Newcastle beach this morning. A young man ...

    Article : 43 words
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