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Tennis
On Saturday on the local courts the match between Orange and Bathurst was played in the presence of a large crowd of spectators, and ...
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BURST
Before, the largest crowd of the season the Mandurama football boom was burst on the Sports Ground on Saturday. Bathurst won and what is ...
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IRISH WAR
Fourteen days strenuous fighting resulted in a National victory in the vicinity of Flint (Kerry) It was a dramatic coup when the Nationals ...
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LATEST FORECAST
The latest forecast is as follows: Showers on the north coast, fresh southerly winds, elsewhere fine, east to north winds, morning frosts and ...
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GERMANY
It is semi omclauy hinted, that President Polncalre is contemplating suggesting to Mr. Lloyd George, that a moratorium of from four to eight ...
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EGLINTON TENNIS TOURNAMENT
The Eglinton Tennis Tournament (Singles) was concluded on Saturday the result being a win for Mrs. S. Stole (Ladles') and Mr. S. McGregor ...
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GENERAL NEWS
His Lordship Dr. Long, was the preacher in All Saints' Cathedral last night. The congregation was large and the discourse was as usual of a ...
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PIGEON HOMING
The Bathurst Pigeon Homing Society's Second race from Dubbo (98 miles air line) took place on Saturday. last and resulted as follows.—H. ...
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PRAISE FOR BATHURST
The Mandurama footballers on Saturday made no secret of the fact that the Bathurst footballers and the citizens generally were all good sports ...
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AN UNUSUAL INCIDENT
An unusual incident was witnessed on the Sports Ground on Saturday afternoon and caused a good deal of laughter among the large crowd. Mr. ...
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BATHURST CO-OPERATIVE TRADING SOCIETY, LTD.
An extraordinary General Meeting of the Bathurst Co-operative Trading Society, Limited, will be held on Monday, August 14, when the ...
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OUR WHEAT
In the House of Commons, replying to Sig Newton Moore, Mr. M. Thompson said that the contracts for the purchase of Australian wheat with ...
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AN UNUSUAL CHURCH INCIDENT
At the Methodist Church last night during the remarks of the Rev. Wallace Deane M.A. who was paying a glowing tribute to the life and work ...
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GRAND TENNIS BALL
The Tennis Ball will be held to-night in the Oddfellows' Hall. For weeks past the lady members of the local club have been working ...
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BIG TENNIS
In the Seabright Tennis Tournament William Johnston defeated Morris Williams in the final of the singles. Williams and Washburn defeated ...
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BURLINGTON PICTURES
To-night's programme will contain a couple of big pictures worthy of the attention of anyone looking for the best. "Snowblind" is a six part ...
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SWIMMING RECORD
Hilda James, the 17-year-old English swimming champion, signalised her arrival in America by breaking the world's record for 300 metres, ...
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BATHURST CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
A meeting of the directors of the Bathurst Co-operative Trading Society was held at Mr. T. C. Briggs' rooms on Saturday night. Seen ...
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Japan's Film Star
It was reported a few days ago that Sussue Hayakawn, the Japanese cinema star, disappeared from Tokio and his wife refused to see any callers. ...
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WARATAH EUCHRE AND DANCE
The euchre and dance arranged by the Waratah Football Club and held in the Masonic Hall on Saturday night was a big success. The attendance ...
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"A SHILLING A DAY."
"A shilling a day keeps a baby day—at St. Margaret's" is one of the slogans which has been suggested in connection with the slogan ...
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Won by the Men
Residents of Chicago will ride again on Monday, after a week's street car strike, the features of which were rioting and a dozen deaths from ...
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Fatty Arbuckle
Fatty Arbuckle has secured passports for a trip of Indefinite length to China, Japan and British Columbia. ...
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Wellington Gaol
As a result of the visit of Mr. Ley Minister for Justice, and Mr. Bruntnell Minister for Education, to Wellington In connection with the Burrendong ...
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Country Golf
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COMPLIMENTARY DANCE
"Bee' writes: "A very gally decorated dance room greeted the merry revellers at the Oddfellows' Hall on Saturday night, when the Musical and ...
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Germany's Paper Money
The Reich Bank's returns for the week ending July 31, shows that the note circulation increased from 12,768,000,000 marks to 13,975,000,000 ...
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NEW BOTTLED ALE
Messrs. Walker and Co., Ltd., the well-known brews distillers, and wine and spirit merchants of Bathurst, Orange and Sydney, have put on the ...
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Personal
The eighteen year old son (Bertie) of Mr. and Mrs. Mehaffy, of Dunkeld, has been through a trying time for the past two years. His last ...
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Riot at Milan
The "Times" Milan correspondent states that the Fascitl raided the Socialist newspaper "Avanti" wrecking the editorial department and ...
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A DENIAL
In regard to a paragraph published in the Dubbo "Liberal" stating that the Catholic Church in Wellington had been closed to give the ...
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OLD BOYS, ORANGE PREMIERS
The final of the Orange competition for League medals and the Pye Shield was played to-day between Old Boys ...
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