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  2. NICE TALK!

    Sir George Fuller, referring to incidents in the Assembly on Tuesday night, said such an exhibition undoubtedly had a tendency to lower the estimation of ...

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  3. DISEASED STOCK.

    The drastic cattle slaughtering, which is proceeding in consequence of the continued serious spread of foot and mouth disease in the provinces,is evoking critic ...

    Article : 164 words
  4. QUACK DOCTORS.

    Senator Copeland has introduced a resolution asking the United States to investigate the question of bogus doctors, and also whether such, are employed by ...

    Article : 188 words
  5. SENT TO GAOL

    Lord Alfred Douglas was sentenced to six months' imprisonment on a charge of alleged criminal libel of Mr. Winston Churchill. ...

    Article : 306 words
  6. WHARFAGE CHARGES.

    The correspondence dealt with at meeting of the Grafton Chamber of Co[?]merce on Thursday night included a co[?] munication from the office of the ...

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  7. WET WICKET.

    Owing to rain and a damaged wicket the New South Wales. team co[?]in the opening Sheffield match against South Australia. The whole side was ...

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  8. QUEENSLAND.

    During the eleven months ended November 30, 1027 persons selected 4,857,376 acres of Crown land in Queensland, compared with 1271 persons and 3,159,626 ...

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  9. TELEGRAMS.

    Alleging that the dredge Ballina is not in a fit condition to proceed to sea unionists in Newcastle are taking steps to have further, repairs carried out. The ...

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  10. U.S COTTON CROP

    (The Department of Agriculture announces that the season's cotton crop is 10,081,000 bales, representing a reduction of 167,000 bales below the depart. ...

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  11. "BAY" SHIPS.

    Commenting on the remarks attributed to Lord Inchcape in his address at the P. and O. Company's annual meeting in London, the chairman of the Common ...

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  12. "A LITTLE HARSH."

    Addressing London bankers at a dinner in his honor by the Westminster Bank Mr. Bruce, Australian Prime Minister, announced that he was ...

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  13. UNTIL WE GROW UP.

    Mr. Donald Mackinnon, the Australian Trade Commissioner in the United States, told the New York Bond Club, that Australia would be disappointed if ...

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  14. TWO YEARS' GAOL.

    Peter Hannan, ex-constable,who was found guilty of unlawfully wounding Constable Culhane, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. ...

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  15. MAN DROWNED.

    In the presence of hundreds of people on Princes Bridge to-day a rowing boat and motor boat coming up the river col[?]ded and the former overturned. The ...

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  16. CATTLE PLAGUE.

    Senator pearce has arrived at Perth and he has conferred with the State Ministers and Federal and State officers regarding the rinderpest outbreak. ...

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  17. THE EXHIBITION.

    It is officially announced that space for Exhibition purposes at the British Empire Exhibition is practically all taken up The Palace of Industry is ...

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  18. CATTLE FROM NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The Tasmanian Minister for Agriculture has refused to concede the request of the Hobart Master Butchers' Association, to lift the restrictrona on importations ...

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  19. NEW CASTLE AND DISTRICT v. METROPOLITAN.

    A one day match was played between Newcastle district eleven against a Metropolitan team at Sydney Cricket Ground. Newcastle made a total of 94. ...

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  20. DECENCY AND FAIRPLAY.

    Mr. H. C. Garling, ex-Senator, has resigned from the Nationalist party After setting out the reasons for this step and detailing the story of how his ...

    Article : 211 words
  21. HOBART SHOOTTNG.

    The two victims of the shooting sensation on Wednesday night are in a low condition, and neither is expected to recover Mrs. Smith was shot through ...

    Article : 73 words
  22. BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    A joint meeting of the executive of the Labor Party General Council and the Trades Union Congress at London passed a resolution expressing complete ...

    Article : 152 words
  23. CRICKET NOTES.

    The following players will represent the Central Orara Cricket Association in their matehes agftinst Grafton District Cricket Association on December 22:-- ...

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  24. THE BOTILE AGAIN.

    There was a sensational occurrence in Crown street about i midnight when a bottle smashed through a plate-glass window of a taxicab. As the driver put ...

    Article : 121 words
  25. SEVERE LIGHTNING.

    During a terrific electrical storm at Brucedale, near Wagga, a horse was killed by lightning, while two men were rendered unconscious ...

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  26. MUSIC EXAMINATIONS.

    Following are the results of the public examinations in piano, violin, singing, organ, etc., conducted under the [?] of the State Conservatorium of ...

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  27. SHEEP MORTALITY.

    At a meeting of the. Royal Agrciltural Society of West Australia, it was stated a mysterious disease was causing considerable mortality amongst sheep in the ...

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  28. ESCAPED PRISONERS.

    Two of the three prisoners who escaped from French Island penal settlement. Victoria, on Saturday, were recaptured yesterday. The officials of the ...

    Article : 73 words
  29. ROBBED THEIR FATHER.

    Henry Webb was fined £1 for having robbed his father of £1. It. was stated by the police that he and his brother held ...

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  30. LABOR LEADER'S WARNING.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, in an article in the "New Leader," rejoices at the Labor triumph at the polls. He declares that class and selfish interests in their ...

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  31. HIS LAST MOVF.

    The body of Percy. Brunton, better known as the "Peanut. King", was washed up on some rocks near Newcastle yesterday Brunton was in Newcastle on ...

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  32. TWO KILLED.

    Councillor Charles Hawkins, president of the Narraburra Shire, and his wife were killed in a collision between at train and a motor car. were ...

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  33. THE O.B.U.

    A special conference to discuss the O.B.U. registration has been approved by the Trades and Labor Council, which expressed surprise, that revolutionary unions, ...

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  34. MAY TEST MATTER.

    It was stated to-day that judgment of the High Court in the Bank Officials' Association's appeal will be considered by the executive of the associated banks. ...

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  35. HAYWOOD NEWS.

    The Continued dry spell is causing farmers much anxiety, as both crops and pastures are going off quiokly. The two year-old cane is dying out in places, ...

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  36. GERMANY

    In the final effort to postpone the announcements of its bankruptcy the German Government intends to resort to drastic taxation by the issue of ...

    Article : 135 words
  37. STRUCK OUT.

    An action of £5000 damages, brougnt by the Overseas Motor Company, Melbourne, against. Judge Wasley for alleged slander arising out of a recent court case, ...

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  38. POLICE TAKE NAMES.

    A message from Griffith states that the Acting Prime Minister Dr. Page, the Minister for Customs, Mr. Chapman, and ...

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  39. LOAN TO RUSSIA.

    The Labor Council considered a proposal for lending £200,000 to Russia. Mr. Baddeleyy M.L.A. together with a representative of the Russian Government, ...

    Article : 147 words
  40. MOTOR RECORD.

    The Fremantle to Sydney, motor record has been smashed-by. Messrs;. J. 'Burton: and-W. Bradley in; a Vabxhall car which arrived at Sydney G.P.O. at 8.27 to-night. ...

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  41. CLARENCE POTATOES.

    Messrs. J. R. Broadbent wired yesterday:--Potato prices have collapsed. Best West, Australian tubers are quoted at £10. ...

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  42. REVOLT IN MEXICO.

    A Mexico City message says it is believed that a decisive battle between the rebels and President Obregon's troops will be fought on the Vera Cruz front. ...

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  43. DIVORCE.

    Acting Justice Ralston has dealt. with 78 petitions in divorce, all the suits being undefended. They were quickly dis posed of. ...

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  44. DOCTOR SENTENCED.

    At Darlinghurst Sessions to-day Dr George Hewer and Allah Roy convicted of, conspiring to defraud the Australian Provincial Assurance Company by ...

    Article : 102 words
  45. CABINET MEETING.

    The State Cabinet to-day considered the land settlement question. The Government holds a proclamation over a number of estates within 12 miles of ...

    Article : 111 words
  46. YOUTHFUL CRIMINAL

    George Harry, aged 16½, was sentenced to a mouth's hard labor and three years' reformative detention at Auckland on charges of theft of money from 22 ...

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  47. STOCK LEVY.

    The Council of the Shorthorn Society of Australia, New South Wales branch, has endarsed the efforts of the Australian Meat Council to obtain legislative author ...

    Article : 69 words
  48. TENNIS.

    The New South Wales tennis team de feated Auckland, New Zealand, by fiv matches to three. ...

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  49. THE FIRST ENCOUNTER.

    The first encounter between the rebels and the Obregon troops resulted in the defeat of the rebels under General Estrada, whose captain with 160 men and ...

    Article : 45 words
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