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RURAL NEW SOUTH WALES
Much of the time at yesterday s session of the Graziers' Conference was occupied in discussing, matters affecting the railways, in the presence of Mr. ...
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WOMAN'S WORLD
Mrs. Shand, wife of Dr. Shand, of Ridge Street, North Sydney, is visiting walgett. The Mosman centre of the Girls ...
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General News
BATHURST.--Following on a protest of Mrs. Seery. that the A.W.U. representatives were not eligible as members of the Bathurst State Electroate Labor ...
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NOXIOUS WEEDS
With a view to adopting recommendations for uniform and determined means of suppression of noxious weeds throughout the State, a conference ...
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TALE OF A TRAIN
BATLOW.--The Batlow railway, officially opened two months ago, has not yet been taken over. The station building is still without a roof. There is no sign of ...
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ASSAULTED AND ROBBED
KURRI KURRI.--Mr. Wm. Thurling, a resident of the Newcastle and South Maitland district, was assaulted and robbed on Monday night by a man who ...
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PERSONAL
LEETON.--Mr. Fred. Jennings, for some years secretary to the Leeton Public Hospital, has been notified of his appointment as secretary to the Goulburn ...
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THE ROSE BALL
Lady Sheldon presided at a large and enthusiastic meeting held at Mount St. Margaret Hospital, Ryde, for the purpose of making ...
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THE LATE MR. J. W. LUGSDIN, a pioneer Australian settler, who died suddenly at Ashfield on Tuesday night. His funeral will leave ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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HAVILAH DANCE
The first Havilah dance on the North Shore line took, place at the Killara Hall. The amateur "Shore" jazz band, headed by Mrs. Gordon ...
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OBITUARY
TAREE.--Mr. Noah Payne, who had been ill for a long time, died in the district hospital, aged 61 years. BOWRAL.--The death has occurred of ...
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THE DAILY TELEGRAPH PATTERNS.
The cost of above pattern is One Shilling. Send money in postal notes to "Patterns," "The Daily Telegraph," King Street, Sydney. Give only the number of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GENERAL
OBERON.--Splendid rain has fallen. The weather is bitterly cold, but up to the present no snow has fallen. COEE'S HARBOR.--Thieves entered ...
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FILM STAR COMPETITION
The Ashby Photo Studios, are seeking a young Australian, woman who may possibly become a Film Star. The winner of the Competition will ...
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HAPPY EVENINGS
"I would like to see a continuation of tills good work," remarked Dame Margaret Davidson at the conclusion of her eulogistic speech yesterday ...
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QUEEN VICTORIA CLUB
Mesdames Adolph Hyman and G. A. Taylor were joint hostesses at another well-arranged "at home" at the Queen Victoria Club yesterday. The artists ...
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THE SOUTH COAST
SCARBOROUGH.--The members of the Scarborough-Wombarra Surf Club have formed an ambulance class. Mr. A. N. Munro is instructor. ...
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AN ACTIVE BUREAU
Sir Joseph. Carruthers, presiding at the annual meeting of the metropolitan branch of the Agricultural Bureau, substituted an informal chat about his ...
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