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  2. A SMILING LANDSCAPE.

    THIS PHOTOGRAPH, TAKEN FROM THE MOUNTAIN-SIDE, THREE MILES FROM PENRITH, BY MEANS OF A TELEPHOTO LENS, SHOWS THE WESTERN RAILWAY LINE IN THE FOREGROUND, THE WESTERN ROAD TO THE LEFT, THE TOWNSHIP OF EMU PLAINS AND A NUMBER OF LUXURIANT ORCHARDS IN THE MID-DISTANCE, AND THE TOW OF PENRITH IN THE BACKGROUND. WM. COX. MRS. EDWARD CANE, THE OLDEST RESIDENT OF PENRITH. The old lady, who is 93 years of age, remarked to the camera man that he was "pretty quick" in photographing her, and added: "There were no photographs in my day. We had to sit down while they painted our likeness." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. THE OLD WESTERN ROAD.

    The centenary celebration to be entered upon at Penrith to-day is the third in connection with the opening up of the interior of New South Wales to be held within a period ...

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  4. THE PROGRAMME.

    The celebrations will be opened this morning with a procession of cadets and school children from the Town Hall to the Showground, where after luncheon, an interesting programme will ...

    Article : 257 words
  5. "OLDEST OF THEM ALL."

    There are doubtless still living in Penrith district a few scores of people who remember the days before the railway line was extended to that centre, but perhaps the oldest of them ...

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  6. AMATEUR OR "PRO."

    In discussing the rumor that some member of the New Zealand football team now touring New South Wales are likely to throw in their lot with the followers of the League game in ...

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  7. THE FIRE-PROOF CURTAIN.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.--Dr. E. Robertson, chairman of the Victorian Board of Public Health, said to-day, commenting upon the i[?]gulations just gazetted in New South Wales ...

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  8. COTTAGES DESTROYED.

    A small wooden cottage at Freshwater, owned by Miss Davis, of Manly, and occupied by a fisherman, was totally destroyed by fire late on Wednesday night. The building was ...

    Article : 59 words
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