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DISTRICT NEWS.
The Wickham Council met last evening. There were present: Aldermen T. C. Colman (Mayor), [?]egan, Redwood Jenner, Kirk, Sneesby, Croft, Bond, and Toll. ...
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THE LATE MR. T. J. RYAN
The remains of the late Mr. T. J. Ryan reached Brisbane this morning. A large crowd was present on the platform, when the rain steamed in. ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
In the Senate to-day, Senator Duncan (N.S.W.) presented a petition from the Stockowners, Graziers, and Sheep-breeders' Association, the Farmers and Settlers' ...
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EMPIRE CONFERENCE.
Mr. Hughes succeeded yesterday in rescuing the wireless and airship schemes from the most adverse possible position from the Australian viewpoint, arranging ...
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RAILWAY CROSSINGS.
The proposal of the Commissioners for Railways to close the railway crossings at Market-street and Drown-street has been deferred for the present in ...
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OUR CRICKETERS.
The Australian cricketers arrived in Liverpool yesterday, to play their return match against Lancashire. Rain fell all day yesterday, and again ...
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THE IRISH PROBLEM.
There are some misgivings over the prolonged deliberations of Mr. Do Valera's cabinet on Mr. Lloyd George's proposals. It was hoped that the Dail Eireann would ...
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SALE OF ZINC CONCENTRATES.
Replying to a question in the House of Commons, Sir W. Mitchell-Thompson, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry for Food, said there were no inquiries for ...
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SERVICE IN SYDNEY.
A striking tribute to the memory of the late Mr. Ryan was paid by the large gathering which assembled in the Town Hall this afternoon to take part in a civic ...
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WHISKY AND PROHIBITION.
It is reported from Washington that despite national prohibition, 5,000,000 dolars worth of liquor was imported in the fiscal year ending, in June. ...
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WESTERLY GALE AT NEWCASTLE.
A terrific westerly gale blow at Newcastle yesterday, and at times the wind attained great velocity. At six o'clock in the morning, and at two o'clock in the ...
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SINN FEINERS DENOUNCED.
The "Morning Post" is featuring the case of Mrs. Lindsay, who was murdered by the Sinn Feiners in February. It states that the relatives received a ...
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JAPANESE STRIKES.
It is reported from Kobo that the workers refuse to accept the conciliatory actions of the owners, and declare that they will continue the strike until the ...
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SYDNEY MEAT TRADE.
The Master Butchers' Association to-night receded from the attitude they took up on Monday night not to pay more than 3½d per lb to the carcase ...
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THE DAVIS CUP.
A message from Pittsburgh (America) states that the British and Australasian tennis players, who are to begin their David Cup match on Thursday, are ...
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GREEK CAMPAIGN.
The special correspondent of the London don "Dally Telegraph" with the Greek Army states that the Greeks strongly hold the Bagdad railway as far as ...
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FITTER BLOWN FROM ROOF.
During the afternoon Thomas Delaney, a fitter, who was engaged in nailing down some loose sheets of iron on a shed at the Newbold Silica Brickworks, Waratah, ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister of Australia, has booked his passage on the R.M.S. Ormonde. Mr. Balfour and Mr. Fisher will ...
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AIRSHIP SCHEME.
Having secured a measure of concession on the wireless question. Mr. Hughes strove to rave the airship scheme. The official arrangements provided for the ...
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QUEENSLAND.
At the Congress of the Returned Soldiers' League yesterday a protest was entered against the appointment of Mr. C. Morell an Acting Deputy ...
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CONDITIONS IN SYDNEY.
Some fierce wind squalls, which reached up to 63 miles an hour, passed over Sydney about two o'clock this afternoon. Great clouds of dust wore swept through ...
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DEATH OF CARUSO.
Signor Enrico Caruso, the world-famous tenor, died at Naples at 4 o'clock yesterday morning from acute peritonitis. ...
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FRIENDLY SOCIETY OFFICERS.
At the Oddfellows' Hall, Auckland-street, Newcastle, last night, gold medals were presented to Messrs. J. B. Peebles, D. Walker, and D. Sinclair, ...
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TELEPHONE INTERRUPTION
The extent of the touble caused by the gale to the trunk telephone line is shown by the fact that to-night it was impossible to get into communication from ...
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VICTORIA.
Ballarat, Bendigo, Creswick, Daylesford, Avoca, Healesville, Wedderburn, Sassafras, and several other places experienced heavy falls of snow. There was ...
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THE PACIFIC CONFERENCE.
News of the abandonment of the Pacific Conference was made public yesterday. It appears now that the United States ...
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COAL AND SHIPPING.
Addressing the annual mooting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, the chairman, Sir Owen Phillips, referred to the high cost of coal, and predicated ...
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MEREWETHER.
A meeting in support of Hospital and Benevolent Day was held on Tuesday in the Salvation Army Room. Mr. A. L. Dymott presided in the absence of Adjutant ...
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PROTEST IN THE LORDS.
Lord Crow moved in the House of Lords, as a protest against an attempt to rush important legislation in order to avoid an autumn session, that the ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA
In the House of Assembly this afternoon, Mr. Denny moved that the following words be added to the Address-in-Reply: "We beg to inform your Excellency ...
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SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT.
Senator Millen, the Minister for Repatriation, and Mr. Lang, the State Treasurer, had a long conference this afternoon concerning the difficulties which have ...
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FIRE DAMP TEST.
A new invention called at methanometer, which is capable of automatically recording a fractional percentage of firedamp, has passed the final tests at the Home ...
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Y.M.C.A. ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. Cyril Moo will conduct a community singing entertainment at the Y.M.C.,A Hut on Saturday night. Mr Meo was a one time associated with the late ...
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COMPETITION IN STEEL.
The United States Steel Corporation has announced further reductions in steel prices of from 3 to 10 dollars a ton, in order to meet the competition of smaller ...
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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT.
The Friendly Societies' Act of 1912 has been amended by the addition of the following regulation:—"In the case of each [?]ele member aged 66 years or over, and ...
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ADAMSTOWN.
The fourth of the series of public lectures on the Coming of Christ will be delivered in Kitchener Hall, Adamstown, to-night, by Mr. F. Mogg. ...
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SMEDMORE
A plain and fancy dress masked frolic will be held in the Smedmore Institute, to-night. Prizes to the value of £5 have been donated, and will be awarded for the ...
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UNIONIST DIFFERENCE.
The National Sailors and Firemen's Union has given notice of intention to withdraw, from the National Transport Federation owing to the Federation ...
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NORTHERN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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JAPANESE SUGGESTION.
Tokio despatches that Japan will Insist that the Disarmament Conference shall discuss the Mexico and American questions in case these are unsettled at ...
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LIEUTENANT PARER.
Lieutenant Parer, accompanied by Mark Parer and Anthony Kane, commenced his flight to-day around Australia. The first stop was to be made at Birchip. The party ...
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STOCKTON
A euchre party and dance was conducted in the Temperance Hall on Tuesday night in aid of the sweets stall in connection with St. Paul's Church sale of ...
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DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE.
It is reported from Washington that all suggestions for preliminary conferences on the question of disarmament first made by England and Japan have been ...
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WELSH COAL TRADE.
The Welsh steam coal trade is rapidly recovering. Although only about 190,000 men have yet resumed, they are working so well ...
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MARANOA ELECTION.
The latest returns of the polling in the election of a member of the House of Representatives for Maranoa, show that Mr. Hunter has now a large majority over ...
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MEREWETHER.
In reply to representatives made by Mr. Connell, M.P., in relation to the request of the Merewether Municipal Council that a police station be erected ...
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BRITISH LICENSING LAW.
The House of Commons sat until 3.45 the morning, and passed the third reading of the Licensing Bill, which provides that public houses shall be open for eight ...
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