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BRIEF REPLIES.
'Snagger" writes in favor of amalgamation of the Bu[?] Unions and in advocacy of several democratic reform including a nomadic vote, which he thinks should ta[?] precedence of Woman Suffrage..."Kiacatoo ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
During the unavoidable absence of the editor last week a short letter on "Value" from Max Hirsh was accidentally inserted after it had been notified that no further discussion on that subject ...
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IN PARLIAMENT.
Balmain Murphy obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the Seaman's, Law Consolidation Act. A bill to amend the Agreements Validation Act ...
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UNION MEETINGS
Bourke Laborers' Union. A General meeting of the Bourke Branch of the G. L. U. was held on the 17th and 21st November, Mr. Andrews (chairman of the ...
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THE LATE LABOR CONFERENCE.
We have received from Mr W. A. Holman seven pages of closely written matter, in two o[?] more varieties of handwriting, too late for this issue, and too abusive for any other. ...
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A CORRECTION.
DEAR WORKER,— It is no doubt owing to my unfortunate handwriting that two misprints invaded my letter in last issue, which make some par in of it ...
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TRICKS OF A PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATOR.
DEAR WORKER,— On the 27th instant a public meeting was held here by E. D. Milieu in connection with Bourke Village Settlement. In advertizements ...
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SHEARING NOTES.
Toorale has cut out, and all hands have [?]newed for 1894 except T. Brown, H. Bro[?]n, W. Medson, R. Sayers, and J. Meadows, w[?]o, it is said, were afraid of offending the g[?]at ...
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Scone Branch A.S.U.
The usual monthly Committee meeting of the Branch was held in the office on Saturday, Nov. 25. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. Correspondence was read ...
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BUSH NOTES.
The employment of Chinese cooks [?] some cases is not all that is anticipated, and to think that times have so altered and the men with them that a Chinaman can, with impunity ...
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THE REFERENCE SYSTEM.
At Goolhi Station, near Gunnedah, owned by L. Fred. Iredale, a notice appears on the front of the woolshed to the effect that all shearers who wish for reference of character can obtain ...
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SOMETHING NEW.
DEAR WORKER,— A week or two ago your correspondent E. De Guinney related a story of a shearer in debt to a, squatter generously telling the boss to hand the ...
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Bush Union Amalgamation.
Arthur Nicholson writes at length, as a G.L.U. member, in favor of amalgamation, and combats the reasons given in the WORKER by Pat O'Rourke some months ...
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