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LATE SPORTING.
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STATE PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Assembly, Resolutions were passed to consider in Committee the expediency of bringing in bills to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act, 1910, ...
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SMALLPOX.
Yesterday's smallpox cases showed a marked rise; there were 14 of them, including one from the South Coast. This was an employee on the Cawley deviation works. The metropolitan ...
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CHELMSFORD STAKES.
If a line is to be drawn from the imposing entry list, Chelmsford Stakes, which is to be run at Tattersall's Club meeting on Saturday next, will be one of the most interesting events ...
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LABOR.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--Mr. Justice Hodges to-day delivered judgment in the appeal by the employers against the rates awarded by the Artificial Manures Trade Wages Board. ...
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STATE ELECTIONS.
Messrs. G. A. Jones and W. S. Tomkins were selected at the last meeting of the P.L.L. Executive as the Labor candidates for the Gwydir and Corowa electorates respectively. For the ...
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CRICKET TOURS.
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WOLLONDILLY.
MOSS VALE, Tuesday.--Mr. F. A. Badgery, M.L.A., addressed a meeting last night,. The Mayor, Ald. Jones, presided. After thanking the electors for their support, he criticised the ...
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A STUART TOWN BATTERY.
The provision of a State battery at Stuart Town was responsible for quite a lively interlude in the legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon. Stuart Town is in the Macquarie ...
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"SOME FINE PLUMP MEN."
Dr. Paton was discovered puzzling over a telegram yesterday afternoon. It came from a station near Peak-hill, and it read:--"Some fine plump men here;--not with them." ...
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KAHIBAH.
GOSFORD, Tuesday.--The ballot for the selection of a Liberal candidate to contest Kahibah electorate at the State election was held on Saturday. Interest was keen in the selection, ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES TROTTING CLUB RACES.
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RAIL AND TRAM EMPLOYEES' HOSPITAL FUND.
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LIBERAL SELECTIONS.
Sir, --Two short months hence the present Parliament expires by [?] of time. Liberalism has endorsed many candidates to carry the banner that is, we hope, to again wave from the Ministerial benches; but why ...
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CROWN LANDS AMENDMENT.
At a quarter to 8 o'clock last night, the Legislative Assembly entered upon further consideration in Committee of the Crown Lands Amendment Bill. ...
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THE WEEK'S BETTING.
Despite adverse rumors, some as to her alleged lameness, and others as to the stable possessing something better, Bonnie Lily is still as much fancied for Epsom Handicap as ...
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LABOR CONFERENCE.
ADELAIDE, Thursday.--At the tenth annual conference of the United Labor Party, which was resumed to-day, the election of officers resulted in the return of Mr. J. H. Vaughan, ...
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
Minister replied as follows to questions put in the Legislative Assembly yesterday by members:-- The Minister for Lands, in reply to Mr. ...
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THE ESCAPEES.
Very little danger of infection from the five quarantine inmates is to be feared, says the chief were almost well, and a couple had, in ...
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PRESBYTERY OF SYDNEY.
The Presbytery of Sydney met in St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, last evening, the Moderator, Rev. F. Barclay, presiding. The Moderator made feeling reference to the ...
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MEMBERS' "PERKS."
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YOUNG WEIGHTS.
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RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION.
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MUSDWELLBROOK WEIGHTS.
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PYRMONT WARD VACANCY.
Mr. Forster Taylor, son of the ex-Lord Mayor (Sir Allen Taylor) has announced his candidature for the vacancy in Pyrmont Ward, caused by the death of Ald. A. J. Kelly, M.L.A. A ...
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COWRA WEIGHTS.
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EX-ALD. BURKE THE LABOR CANDIDATE.
A labor selection ballot was conducted yesterday with a view to deciding upon a candidate for the vacancy in the Pyrmont Ward of the City Council, caused by the death of the ...
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THE BATHURST CENTENARY.
The centenary of the discovery of the Bathurst Plains in 1813, by George William [?] will be celebrated on November 15, and the [?]following days. It has been written that "the ...
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IN OTHER STATES.
ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--In the Assembly the Speaker, Mr. O'Loughlin, was absent consequent upon the death of his brother. The premier said the Constitution Bill would ...
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QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--Mr. Webster (N.S.W.) asked the Prime Minister in the House of Representatives yesterday whether, in view of the fact that five patients had got away ...
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TWO BROTHERS ATTACKED.
DALLINA, Tuesday.--Two brothers, Joseph and .James Kane, were assaulted and robbed when, crossing the sand spit between the north breakwater and the lighthouse. Joseph Kano ...
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LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTION.
SOUTH-WEST ROCKS. Tuesday.--The Acting Superintendent of Navigation, Capt. Cummings, arrived here at daylight this morning in the pilot steamer Captain Cook, and after ...
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WOODSTOCK WEIGHTS.
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NOT SO EASY AS EXPECTED.
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SALVING DEVON'S CARGO.
WELLINGTON, N.Z., Tuesday.--Excellent results have attended the work of salvaging the cargo from the wrecked Devon. The holds are full of water,which rises and falls with the ...
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FOOTBALL.
The public schools' competition is rapidly nearing [?] conclusion, but the final result will not be known for at least a fortnight. In the central district final, Glenmore-road defeated ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The. late Mr. William Taylor, of tho firm of James Marshall and Co., who died last week, left £10,000 to philanthropic objects, including £3500 to be divided among employees who ...
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LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS.
BATHURST, Tuesday.--Arrangements are being pushed ahead in connection with the forth coming celebration of the centenary of Barhurst Plains. Funds are being raised by means ...
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NEWCASTLE'S GRIEVANCE.
The Newcastle grievance arising out of the withdrawal from a local doctor of the power of granting certificates of successful vaccination, was ventilated in the Legislative ...
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CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION.
On the Minister moving the third reading of the Crown Lands Consolidation Bill in the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr. Cohen objected strongly to the action fo the ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The North Canterbury Education Board intends to make, a trial of moving pictures as an aid to primary education, and is giving matinuees on Friday afternoons. Admission is 1d. ...
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BILLIARDS.
The semi-final game between W. Hugles and G.[?] for the metropolitan championship, was played at the Parlors of Heiron and Smith, 216 Castlereagh street, last night. Bell beat Hughes by 170. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
BRISBANE, Tuesday.-- In the Legislative Council Mr. Barlow referred to the death of the late Mr. T. B. Cribb. The Council then adjourned till Tuesday next as a mark of respect. ...
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NATIONAL CLUB.
The National Club's billiard tournament was [?] last night. Results: Final: T. Gahan (rec. 55) beat H. Schachel (rec. 120), by 3. Play off for third and fourth prizes: J. Power ...
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WOMEN'S LIBERAL LEAGUE.
At the monthly meeting of the Women's Liberal League Mrs. John Waugh (president) was in the chair. A letter was received from Victoria welcoming. Mrs. Waugh as a delegate to the Ballarat conference. ...
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.
PERTH, Tuesday.--The trial of Beri Thomas and Matthew Williamson, at East Perth, charged with having murdered Francis Allen, was concluded to-day. Allen, an elderly ...
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WILLIAMSON LTD. V. MUSICIANS' UNION.
Sir,--I regret to note in your sub-leader of yesterday (Monday) an unfair comment on a case in the High Court still "sub judlee." The High Court have not decided the matter of J. C. Williamson v. the Musicians ...
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CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
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THE CHEAPEST THING.
MELNBOURNE, Tuesday.--Henry Thompson, (61) pleaded guilty in the Court of General Sessions to-day to two charges, one being of having stolen from a dwelling at South ...
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A BOGUS DOCTOR.
PENRITH, Tuesday.--At the Penrith Police Court Henry Ernest Montgomery was charged with obtaining money by means of false pretences from two Chinamen. ...
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FISH AND FISHING.
The op[?]iong is being forced on those primarily interested in the inland fisheries of New South Wales, that too much is being left to chance in respect to the perpetuation of our ...
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NEW ROAD AT WOOLLOOMOOLOO.
In reply to Ald. W. J. Cox at last nights meeting of the City Council the Lord Mayor stated that the estimated cost of the new road from Woolloomooloo citywards was £25,000. ...
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THE UNION COMPANY.
WELLINGTON, N.Z., Tuesday.--At a meeting of shareholders of the Union Company, Sir James Mills, president, agreed to the directors' proposals for the liquidation of the present ...
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SAVINGS BANKS AMALGAMATION.
In moving, in the Legislative Assembly at midnight, the second reading of the Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill, Mr. Conn said that this was practically the same bill which had ...
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WILLOUGHBY COUNCIL CRITICISED.
Ald, addressing the members of the Chatswood East Ward Progress Association on Monday night, severely criticised the administration of the Willoughby Council, upon which ...
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EDWARD FAY'S, LIMITED, PICNIC.
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IN THE COUNTRY.
DUNGOG, Tuesday.--A public vaccination depot was opened by the municipal council yesterday, when 53 persons were vaccinated, chiefly school children. About 200 persons have ...
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VICTORIAN STRIKE SETTLED.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The strike of coalyard employees has been settled, and the men will resume work on Friday. The principal inducement for the strikers resuming was the ...
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WEST AUSTRALIA.
PERTH, Tuesday.—In the Assembly the Minister for. Works, replying to a question, said the purchase of the summer vice-regal residence at Albany cost£3500, and £1500 more ...
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LATE SHIPPING.
Inverbernie, str., 4309 tons, Williams [?] Auckland, in ballast for docking, early this morning Houlder Bros., agents. The steamer Inverber[?] under charter to Andrew Weir ...
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QUEENSLAND FREE.
BRISBANE, Tuesday.--The Health Commissioner announces that the last person has been released from quarantine, and Quenesland is thus free from smallpox at the present time. ...
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CONNECTING POWER HOUSES.
Immediate steps are to be taken to connect the new While Bay power-house by means of high tension cables with the Ultimo power house. An intimation has been received by the Annandale Council, stating that the ...
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