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THE WEATHER.
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TOO MUCH TROUBLE.
Hughey Stanley Thompson, aged 24 years, was found dead in his hairdressing saloon, Marrickville, early this morning. A bottle of lysol and a mug, which smelt of lysol, ...
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CONGESTED RAILWAYS.
Mr. Blacket, the Royal Commissioner appointed to inquire into the causes of congestion in railway traffic as regards wheat, and goods, has forwarded his report ...
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"WILFULLY MURDERED."
An inquest concerning the death of Margaret Biddle, who was shot by a man in Waterloo-street, Surry Hills, on June 15, was held by the City Coroner, Mr. H. S. Hawkins, ...
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MR. CARMICHAEL'S COMPLAINT
At the request of the Parents and Citizens' Association of Granville, Mr. Carmichael, the Minister for Public Instruction, paid a visit to the local schools this morning. After ...
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LATEST CABLES.
An open rupture is reported between Sir George Reid and the Agents-General, led by Mr. Coghlan, of New South Wales. Since Sir George Reid came to London ...
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PEOPLING THE LAND.
A big deputation, representative of the Stockowners' Association of New South Wales, the Pastorailsts' Union of New South Wales, the Sydney Wool-selling Brokers' ...
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HANDICAPPED MINERS.
The condition of the South Coast coal trade is now very satisfactory. All mines are working practically full time, with every prospect of continuing to do so for some ...
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COMMONWEALTH CONDITIONS.
Victoria.--Clear at many scattered places throughout, many fogs, otherwise cloudy with, showery at places. Light to moderate rain recorded in the Mallee and light elsewhere, ...
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UNPAID TRAM FARES.
A striking disparity in the estimate of the penalty which should be imposed upon persons who do not pay their tram fares is shown in the adjudications of Mr. Smithers, ...
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CONDITIONS IN N.S.W.
Fine and clear along the coast, and in northern districts, otherwise cloudy to overcast, with showers and light misty rain at places in the central and southern districts. ...
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BINDING THE EMPIRE.
Presiding at a luncheon given by the Constitutional Club in honor of Mr. G. E. Foster, Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce, Mr. Austen Chamberlain, M.P., in speaking ...
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CARDS AND A FIGHT.
Wall tried to hit Jung. O'Brien stepped in to stop it, and then Wall tried to hit O'Brien and Jung stepped in to stop it. Then Wall and O'Brien tried to rob Jung, and nobody ...
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WATER BOARD INSPECTORS.
"C.G." complains, and incidentally gives a valuable hint to the burgling profession:-- "It is a maxim at common law that 'an Englishman's home is his castle.' This, ...
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CRIMINALS IN MELBOURNE.
Thos. Rhodes, alias "Chopsey" Hayes, aged 28, was brought up at the City Court this morning for sentence. Rhodes was yesterday found guilty by Mr. ...
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GREATER AND BETTER CITY.
Thousands of workmen have gone to Regina to aid the local forces in clearing away the debris of the ruined, city, and in otherwise evolving order out of the awful chaos ...
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ASTRONOMICAL MEMORANDA.
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SUBSIDIARY BOARDS.
In the Industrial Court to-day Judge Scholes gave judgment in the matter of applications for boards for the Transport (Carters') Group. His Honor agreed to the ...
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RIVER REPORTS.
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WATER IN MILK.
The case in which Charles William Hobson, proprietor of a Coogee refreshment-room, sued the "Bulletin" Newspaper Co., Ltd., to recover £1000 compensation in ...
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BANKRUPTCY COURT.
Re John E. Welsh. In this matter the estate was released from sequestration, but the application for the order to operate as a certificate of discharge was refused. ...
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THE PRIEST'S PYJAMAS.
On March 15 last Brother Bernard Doyle, house steward at Riverview College, locked the store room at the college up for the night. Next morning, when he visited it, he ...
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JUGGERNAUT ACCIDENTS.
Mr. F. P. Winter writes:-- "Will you allow me space to voice a suggestion to the Tramway Commissioners? My the suburbs should be equipped with ...
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ORDER OF SALE.
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MESSAGES FROM STEAD.
The July issue of the "Harbinger of Light" reproduces the interview accorded to a representative of "The Sun" by the Rev. George Walters with reference to the alleged ...
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WONDERFUL PHOTO-POEM.
The outstanding feature in the programme to he presented, 11 a.m. to 11. p.m., to-day, to-morrow, and Saturday at the. New York Theatre, Circular Quay, 13, a remarkable ...
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JAMMED AGAINST A WHEEL.
A. Scott, of 245 Elizabeth-street, city, was driving along Elizabeth-street, near Goulburn-street, this morning when he slipped off the front beard of his cart. A lorry ...
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