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TO THE EDITOR
Sir, -- Recent cablegrams from England indicating that Dr. Spahlinger's serum has proved definitely successful in the cure of consumption have ...
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THE HOSPITALS
Following upon a statement recently made by the Acting-Premier who is also Chief Secretary, and Minister for Public Health, that it was his ...
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PERSONAL
The Governor-General and Lady Forster, attended by Lieutenant W. J. Seymour, A.D.C., were present at the performance of "The Cat and the ...
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WHO INTERFERES?
The Acting Premier's invitation to Mr. Fortescue, general secretary of the Police Association, to publish, through the press, the names of any Minister's or politicians ...
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2000 FARM
During my visit to the North Coast I made two excursions from the main tracks, so as to explore some parts rarely visited by public men. ...
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GENERAL NEWS
More New Settlers. -- One hundred and eighty-nine new settlers arrived in Sydney yesterday. They came by the steamer Beltana and Esperance ...
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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LABOR IN QUEENSLAND
Mr. Theodore's majority in Parliament is not to be gainsaid, but an analysis of the voting shows that this preponderance in Parliament is wildly ...
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THE FEDERAL CONFERENCE
The Australian States have now been federated for over twenty years, and during pretty well the whole of that time the Premiers' Conference ...
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PAID OFF
Another unit of the Commonwealth Government. Line has been paid off, and is idle at Sydney. This is the Australglen, which arrived here on ...
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THE A.L.F. EXECUTIVE
Sir, -- The near approach of the A.L.P. Conference impels me to ask your indulgence to draw attention to the actions, of the present State ...
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REV. EDWARD MOORE
Rev. Edward Moore, who, after 21 years' service as general secretary of the City Mission is retiring from that position, entered ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MURRAY MATTERS
The Attorney-General (Mr. Bavin) and the Minister for Works (Mr. Ball) left for Melbourne last, night to attend the conference of State and ...
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TRAM FARES
The effect of the competition of the motor 'buses with the trams has exceeded the fears of even the Railway Commissioners. ...
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VALUABLE VIOLINS
Since the account given in "The Daily Telegraph," of May 3, of a violin being sent to London for an expert declaration as to its genuineness as a ...
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MILITARY PREPARATIONS
Marshal Foch finds the military position in Poland and Czech'o-Slovakia quite to his liking. The army of the latter, in the view of the French ...
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THESE EXPENSIVE DAYS
Sir, -- I noticed in your columns today that a representative of the Church is denouncing the present-day inordinate love of excitement and ...
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ANZAC NAVY
The idea of an Anzac-Navy has occasioned interest in naval circles in Melbourne, particularly in view of the fact that quite recently H.M.S. ...
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INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES
The Attorney-General (Mr. T. R. Bavin) was further interviewed yesterday concerning his proposals dealing with the industrial situation by a ...
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PRICE AND QUALITY
Another step forward was made yesterday by members of the City Council who maintain that the council should accept the lowest tenders which ...
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THE POOR COW HAS NO FEELING
It is estimated that the income that the Commonwealth Government proposes to retain will mean taking six to eight millions annually from about 3000 taxpayers. THE FEDERAL TREASURER: "[?]ve only, reserved a small portion ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SLAVERY ALLEGED
"French planters in the New Hebrides adopt various tactics to get women workers, knowing that once they get women, they will have no ...
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MAKURA DELAYED
Heavy rain at Auckland has delayed the sailing of the R.M.S. Malcura for Sydney. A cable received yesterday, by the Union S.S. Co. stated that the ...
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CADET'S DEATH
Lieut. Hugh Wilson, a Duntroon graduate, who was lately committed for trial for manslaughter by the Coroner's Court in connection with the death of a ...
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Advertising
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APPEAL FOR FUNDS
At a largely-attended meeting, held at the King's Hall last night, a resolution was carried unanimously that Dr. Thompson had done invaluable service ...
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CIVIC GARAGE
A modern municipal garage for parking 500 motor cars, thus relieving Sydney streets of stationary cars, is suggested by Ald. Courtenay for the ...
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"JUST WALKED OFF"
Alfred John Lucas was committed for trial at Bathurst Police Court today on a charge of having escaped from Bathurst Gaol on October 30 last year. ...
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PRAYERS FOR RAIN
Sir, -- Is it too much to ask you to insert in your paper the suggestion that after the wonderful euros reported as having been effected by Mr. ...
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CALLS AFTER MIDNIGHT:
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