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  5. LETTERS TO EDITORS

    [As, for obvious reasons. it is impossible for the average reader to observe all the interesting opinions ventilated in the open columns of the newspapers, the "Star" ...

    Article : 50 words
  6. REPRESENTATION WITHOUT TAXATION.

    Writing to the ''Herald" under the heading "Representation Without Taxation," "A Victorian" points out that the working man who does not forswear protection by ...

    Article : 187 words
  7. MORE AUSTRALIAN ADVERTISEMENT.

    "Anglo-Australian" writes to the "Daily Telegraph":--A young fellow from England arrived in Sydney some time age, and secured good, employment at his trade within ...

    Article : 89 words
  8. NO LICENCE.

    Writing on the "New Zealand Drink Bill," H. G. Payne in the "Herald" says that the increased drink bill cannot be a reflection an the operations of no licence, Proof of ...

    Article : 89 words
  9. THE NORTH-WEST MAIL.

    "Rip Van Winkle," who halls from Liverpool Plains, writes to the editor of the Telegraph";--"I think it is something shocking the way the residents of the ...

    Article : 188 words
  10. CHILD LABOR.

    The question of "Child Labor" is discussed by correspondents in the'"Daily Telegraph." "E. H." argues that the present, fanciful system of education is out of place in the ...

    Article : 114 words
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  12. COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE.

    In a better to the editor of the "Daffy Telegraph, on the subject of compulsory attendance, "Teacher" says:-- "We public school teachers are practically powerless as ...

    Article : 163 words
  13. SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAYS.

    "D. D." is quite willing that all shop employees should have as good a time as possible; but in a letter to the "Telegraph," he observes that if the closing of shops at 1 ...

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  15. BOXING CONTESTS

    While admitting that he, as far as time and duties permit, is as fond of sport as anyone, F.R. Swyny, in a letter to the "Western Herald." Bourke, contends that ...

    Article : 155 words
  16. TRADE WITH CHINA

    The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Perry) is in receipt of a report from Mr. J. B. Sutter (Trade Commissioner in the East for Now South Wales) on trade conditions of ...

    Article : 300 words
  17. UNIONISM AND THE WORKERS

    Disgusted," in a letter to the "Barrier Minor, contends that the conditions of the worker are worse now than 17 years ago. "The workers" position and unionism have." ...

    Article : 132 words
  18. EVENING SCIENCE LECTURES

    Frederick C. Jackson, secretary to the subcommittee of the Sydney University liven in e Students' Association, is inclined to think vide the "Telegraph." that it is a hardship ...

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  19. DEATH FROM SEA-SICKNESS

    Medical evidence at the inquest on John Hartley, of 305 Hither Green-lane, Lewisham, London, who died while returning from Scotland on the steamship Fiona, showed ...

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  20. A DOG IN THE MANGER POLICY

    Writing to the "Telegraph," Arthur J. Vogan condemns the dog in the manger policy of the Federal Government which permits of crushing or preventing private enterprise ...

    Article : 130 words
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