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THE WYRALLAH REFLOATED.
With all the cargo lightered and temporary repairs effected, the steamer Wyrallah, which went aground at the Lake Entrance on Monday, was floated ...
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE.
Interesting comments and recommendations are contained in the eighth report of the Federal Public Service Commissioner, which covers a period of ...
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THE PARTY TICKETS.
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STABBING AFFRAY.
An extraordinary stabbing affray occurred between Werribee and Melbourne to-day, as a result of which a man who gave the name of Samuel Smith, aged ...
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THE FIRST SOD.
Not until to-day have the people of West Australia fully realised that the long-talked-of federal railway which is to bind the western third of this ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
Since the partial closing down of the Royal George mine business matters about here have been rather quiet. How. ever, as soon as the pumping plant is ...
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Shortly before 5 o'clock this morning a serious railway accident occurred. on the main Western line between Went- worthville and Parramatta. The rolling ...
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Beaconsfield.
An excellent concert was given in the Alicia Hall, at Beaconsfield, on Wednesday tight. Mr. J. C. Williams presided The attendance was not so good as the ...
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Bridport.
Our little town at the present time is quite lively. The Tasmanian Timber Company's staff are nearly all at work at this end, completing the line from ...
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
A shocking discovery was made by some railway employees near Chatswood railway station at daybreak this morning. Lying alongside the rails was the ...
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HIGH COURT BENCH.
The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) announced to-day that the Ministry had offered the two remaining seats on the High, Court Bench to Mr. C. ...
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PHENOMENAL STORM.
A phenomenal flood occurred in. Adelaide this afternoon. A few minutes after the storm broke the city was practically deluged. Remarkable scenes in ...
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THE BUNGLED RECEPTION.
With respect to the Fremantle indignation at the bungle in the civic reception to Mr. Fisher, it is explained that Mr. Fisher understood that the Labour and ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
The English Amusement Company re- opened in the Academy of Music last night, to a highly satisfactory audience, and the quality of the ribbons screened ...
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BUSH FIRES.
A stack of straw, valued at £80, which was located on Mr. C. Dennison's farm at Mooreville Road, was destroyed early this morning. The stack was ...
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THE OFFICIAL BANQUET.
At the official banquet at Kalgoorlie last night Mr. Fisher, in the course of his speech in responding to the toast of the Federal Parliament, seized the ...
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Campbell Town,
A meeting of the committee of the institute was held on Thursday last, when there was a full meeting of members. Mr. C. F, Pitt occupied the chair, and ...
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STATE ENTERTAINERS.
Although the night was not conducive to indoor attractions, the Lyceum. The atre had a fair share of patronage last evening, and the programme presented ...
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SUSPECT.
A young man named Ernest Johnson was arrested to-day on a charge of being implicated in the Burnie burglaries, which occurred last week. He was brought ...
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Camp Creek.
The picnic and tea in connection with the Camp Creek Methodist Sunday. scool was held on Wednesday at the church. During the afternoon games ...
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ARRIVAL AT KALGOORLIE.
Long before the arrival of the Prime Minister at the Kalgoorlie station an immense crowd had congregated to bid him welcome. The reception which Mr. ...
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HOSPITAL ENQUIRY.
The enquiry that has been going, on for some time before Mr. Tanner, P.M, regarding the management of the Queen's Memorial Infectious Disease Hospital ...
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LIBERAL LEAGUE.
A meeting of the Launceston women's branch of the Tasmanian Liberal League was held at Mrs. Dryden's residence, Cataract Hill, yesterday afternoon. In ...
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PRINCESS THEATRE.
The excellent and well-selected dramatic, scenic, instructive, and humorous picture productions at the Princess Theatre continue to be appeciated by Launceston's ...
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A CLERK'S SUICIDE.
Alfred Trueman, aged 31, a single man, who has been confidential clerk to the late Mr. Duncan, who had control for the erection of the Melbourne Hospital ...
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Latrobe.
Mr. Albert Turnbull Moriarty had a narrow escape from a serious loss by fire on Sunday. It seems he had been burning stubble on the previous day, end ...
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LIVINGSTONE CENTENARY.
A committee representing the churches of Hobart has been formed to carry out the celebrations of the centenary of David Livingstone's birth. An exhibition is to ...
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SHIPPING TROUBLE.
An application was made to Mr. Justice Higgins, President of the Federal Arbitration Court, to-day by Captains Lawrence and Manning for a compulsory ...
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"ON OUR SELECTION."
To-morrow night the Bert Bailey Company brings along old Dad Rudd, Mum, Dave, Sarah, Uncle Joe, and Maloney, to say nothing of the kangaroo and the ...
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Rosevears.
A most enthusiastic meeting was hold on Monday evening at Whitpaine's Hotel, every corner of the district being represented, to consider ways and means of ...
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WILD SCENE OF DISORDER.
The ceremony of turning the first sod and thus officially commencing the construction of the transcontinental railway at the western end took place about ...
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"POPULATE OR PERISH."
"We must populate tins continent or perish." This dictum was uttered by Mr. Cook, leader of the Opposition, at the Millions' Club luncheon to-day. Mr. ...
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Sulphur Creek.
A few days ago a fire started on the side of the road running past Mr. T. Hogarth's property at Sulphur Creek, and before it could be extinguished several ...
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DOMESTIC IMMIGRANTS.
Sir Edward Vincent, chairman of the Empire Trade Commission, while in Perth. visited the Immigrants' Rome, in company with the Acting Premier and the ...
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Somerset.
The weather at Somerset is very dry, hot, and sultry, and the dust troublesome. A little moisture would be very acceptable. ...
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