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CALUMNIES
No country has suffered more from detraction than Australia. There is a class of person whose mind, narrow and splenetic, seems to be for ever ...
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THE HOLIDAY
Labor Day was fine, as it usually is, but the beneficence of sunshine and blue skies was almost negatived by the shrill westerly wind, which made boating ...
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SIR ANDREW'S DAY
The predominating feature of a Metropolitan day at Randwick is ordinary the fashion parade. Yesterday, it was the wind which roared up from ...
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PROHIBITION
"That this conference, representing every Protestant Church, every, temperance. society, and every part of the State, urges the Government to honor ...
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A COASTAL DRIVE
Entering the scrub-fringed French's Forest Road, our purring car swung through open, softly,undulating spaces, giving way in the distance to mist ...
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Family Notices
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Advertising
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TO THE EDITOR
Sir,--Referring to the correspondence in your columns on the subject of white bread being one of the cause, of the increase of cancer, it has been ...
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NEW POSTAL RATES.
The new penny-halfpenny postage, with other alterations in postal rates, took effect to-day. There was a ...
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Advertising
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LABOR'S STRANGE POLICY
At the Eight-hour banquet on Saturday the loader of the Federal Labor Party forecasted a Labor victory at the next election, after which it will ...
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NOTES AND NEWS
The South Australian Treasurer explains that the Government finds no difficulty in raising money. The trouble Is in meeting the interest bill, which ...
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JEALOUSY OR BANTER?
Sir,--In your issue of Sept. 27 you publish an article by Mr. M. G. B. Cox on "Transport," in which lie makes the following observation: "There is ...
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PETROL PUMPS
Sir,--I think that Mr. Weekes, the newly-appointed Sydney city surveyor, is to be commended for his desire to remove petrol pumps from our ...
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TRIPS TO ENGLAND
Sir.--We read that Mr. E. H. Farrar is about to visit England in connection with the British Empire Exhibition. As a ratepayer, I take strong ...
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FREEZING WORKS EMPLOYEES
Judgment was delivered to-day in the Arbitration Court by the Deputy-President (Sir John Quick.) in the case of the Federated Engine Drivers and ...
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Advertising
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"IT'S AN ILL-WIND--"
The opening of the spring racing season was marred by strong winds. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MOTOR GLIDERS
The civil aviation authorities recently decided to import two examples of the new type of runabout aeroplanes, the 3-h.p, Wren. ...
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THE STATE GOVERNMENT AND TITLES.
There is no earthly reason why the State Government should lose any sleep over the motion carried in the Assembly against the granting of titles ...
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FOR EMPIRE EXHIBITION
A large number of gifts of gram and farm produce exhibited at the Royal Show have been presented to the Victorian committee of the British ...
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TAXATION
Parliament will get a chance either this week or next to have its say regarding the income taxation agreement entered into between the Federal and ...
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PERSONAL
His Excellency, attended,by Captain D'Apice, lunched with the committee of the A.J.C. The Lieutenant-Governor, ...
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IN U.S.A.
A message from Boston states that Lord Birkenhead gave the following estimate of prohibition in the United States, based, on extensive observations ...
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