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WATTLE DAY.
As already stated, it has been decided upon to celebrate Wattle Day this year on Saturday (to-morrow), when the Wattle Blossom League will offer for sale both wattle and ...
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REBELLION IN CHINA.
Fresh history is being made in China, and especially in Shanghai, this July. All through the first half of the month things were stirring along the Yangtze Valley, ...
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WILLIAM MORRIS.
A long, long time ago—it gives me a pang of pain to think how long—I spent an afternoon with William Morris. He had come to Shefheld to lecture in the Hall of ...
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COMMONWEALTH LAND TAX.
The second annual report of the Commonwealth Commissioner of Land Tax (Mr. G. A. McKay) for the year 1911-12 is just to hand. The delay is understandable in ...
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IMPERIAL AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
There is temporary peace in the Balkans and some prospect of a settlement, but the problems to be solved are many and difficult, while opinions here are much divided ...
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PUBLIC SERVICE.
The Public Service Commissioner (Mr. M. E. Jull) has handed to us the following results of the examinations for entrance to the Public Service, held during July:— ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN FLAG.
Sir,—In reply to "Bunting's" inquiry, (1) How many stars are now on the flag? Answer, six stars. (2) How many points are now on each star? Answer, seven points. ...
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BULK HANDLING OF WHEAT AND RAILWAY CHARGES.
Sir,—It may be opportune to point out that in spite of the close proximity of our wheat areas to the coast, it actually costs more to carry wheat on the railways for ...
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