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POISONED PILL
A verdict that Harriot Kate Mills murdered Rita Veronica Jamieson, aged nine years by causing her to swallow strychnine contained in a pill, ...
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"GO FOR YOUR LIFE"
An arrest has been effected in connection with yesterdays sensational robbery at Spencer Street railway offices, when armed thieves escaped ...
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"COMMEM."
The happy period when boisterous joviality relegates, the usual, business of our University to the Umbo of, temporarily forgotten things will be ...
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Fire--
This play was bracketed with Mrs. Coulson Davidson's "Sorell" for Third Prize in "The Daily Telegraph" Play Competition. Copyright by "The Daily Telegraph" Newspaper Company, Limited. SYNOPSIS. ...
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SHIPPING
The following vessels were in touch by wireless yesterday:-- With Sydney: Canadian Seigneur, Hokkai Maru, Sumatra, Hobart, Kentucky, ...
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IS IT A HOAX?
The aboriginal supposed to be Roy Governor continues to elude the police. A stolen basket was picked up this morning on the line ...
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MASSED CHOIRS' FESTIVAL
Last night a huge audience packed the Town Hall to hear a performance of excerpts from Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise" by massed choirs from the ...
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NEW HEBRIDES
Grave criticisms on the Government of the New Hebrides, under the joint control of Britain and France, were made yesterday at the Presbyterian ...
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"BLACK PRINCE"
"They called me the Black Prince, because I killed the Bolsheviki like rabbits." Because, of the dispersal of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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I.O.O.F'S NEW CHIEF
Mr. Carl F. S. Glasgow, has been unanimously elected Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge of Australasia of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FORMER GRADUATES
A new feature of the "Common celebrations this year at the University was the conversazione given last night in the Great Hall by members of ...
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KENT ST. FIRE
The biggest losers by Tuesday's fire at 338 Kent Street, city, were H. Carter and Company, bookbinders, who occupied the entire second floor. Much ...
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THE MAILS
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WINE BARS
A deputation representing most of the women's organisations of the city yesterday painted a, lurid picture of wine-bar life before the Minister for ...
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PRESBYTERIANISM
The Presbyterian General Assembly of New South Wales was occupied yesterday receiving the reports of various committees. The moderator. Rev. A. ...
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ENGINE TROUBLE
The auxiliary schooner Mascot, which left Sydney on Monday afternoon for the Solomon Group, returned to port yesterday afternoon. ...
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"The Daily Telegraph" Weather Chart
Commonwealth Weather Bureau, Wednesday.--"The intense southern disturbance. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MOUNTAIN HERMIT
Waiter Gordon Read, who for the past 12 months had been living in the hills as a hermit, and who last week was dramatically arrested by Constable M'Rae, ...
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QUEENSLAND ELECTIONS
Labor is certain to have a majority of 12 in the new Parliament, and possibly more. With a majority of 12, the state of the parties would be: ...
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CORPORATIONS
"The decision of the High Court its to the powers of the Commonwealth in dealing with corporations leaves us with insufficient power to provide for ...
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P. AND O. NALDERA
A new system of ventilation, which provides for a fresh current of air, with all its advantages, through the state-rooms, alleyways, and main ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SHUNTING ACCIDENT
John M'Nair, a railway guard, was admitted to Newcastle Hospital at mid-night last night suffering from concussion. M'Nair, who is a married man ...
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WAGE MARGIN
Yesterday the Hotel Club, and Restaurant Employees' Union was successful in its application for the restoration of wage margins reductions having been ...
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ELECTRIC HEADLIGHTS
Powerful electric headlights are taking the place of oil lamps on engines running over the New, South Wales railway system. ...
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BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER.
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LATE SPORTING
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KATE RYAN MEMORIAL
A meeting of the Kate Ryan Memorial Committee was held at the Education Building last night, when it was decided that the memorial would, if possible, take the form of a ...
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KETCH BLOWN ADRIFT
The harbor-master at Burnie yesterday reported to the Commonwealth Navigation Department that the ketch Dart, loaded with pine logs, broke ...
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TO-DAY'S AUCTIONS.
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BILLIARDS
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WORKMEN INJURED
By falling 30 feet at a house in Union Street, Balmain, yesterday, William Ratcliffe, a painter of Augustus Street, Enmore, received internal injuries ...
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HORSE MAIMING
Another special case of horse-maiming has come under the notice of the Criminal Investigation Department. A pony mare owned by a Collingwood ...
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To give the general public an opportunity of hearing and discussing details of the proposal bt Major-General Eames for the settlement of 100,000 British men ...
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The Royal Life-saving Society's request for municipal assistance towards securing Government grants for the establishment of public baths was agreed ...
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