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  2. BLACKLISTED.

    The wharf labourers struck work to-day on the Nord Deutscher Lloyd Company's wharf. The trouble was in connection with the coaling of the Friedrich der Grosse. ...

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  3. PAYMENT OF LABOUR MEMBERS.

    The derision of the Judicial Committal of the House of Lords in the case of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants v. Osborne regarding the legality of trades ...

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  4. BRITISH POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) in a notable speech at Liverpool on Tuesday, alluded to the remarks of Earl Cawdor (ex-First Lord of the Admiralty), in ...

    Article : 257 words
  5. CASUALTIES.

    While working at the steamer Greenwich in the New Dock on Tuesday afternoon G. T. Rashleigh met with au accident. A piece of timber fell from a sling on to ...

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  6. THE OBSERVER.

    There is a capital supply of illustrations in the latest issue of The Observer, which, in addition to the essentially Christmas number, will been sale to-day. ...

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  7. CONCERNING PEOPLE.

    Sir George Reid will leave Sydney by the R.M.S. Orveito on January 22 for England, to take up his duties as High Commissioner for Australia. ...

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  8. TRAMWAYS TRUST AND CONTRACTORS.

    We were informed on Wednesday with reference to the work of Messrs. Smith and Timms, the well-known contractors for the permanent way of the electric ...

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  9. THE COAL SITUATION.

    The position in connection with the coal strike is without alteration. News from the south coast is to the effect that there is now no hope of the miners going ...

    Article : 352 words
  10. FOUND DEAD IN HIS TRAP.

    NOARLUNGA, December 22.—Mr. William Lowe, one of the best-known residents of the district, left home in his trap for Adelaide this morning, to forward some ...

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  11. FUNDS BADLY NEEDED.

    The New South Wales Labour Council has issued a circular to the affiliated unions to withhold from publication all references to amounts given by unions to ...

    Article : 105 words
  12. CRUSHED BY A WAGON.

    EUDUNDA, December 21.—Herrmann Pfeiffer, who was the victim of a wagon accident this morning, was taken to the Kapunda Hospital by the 12 o'clock goods ...

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  13. BARRIER SERVICES.

    Now that the coal strike crisis is easing additional steam trams are being put on for the holidays. Notification his also been given that excursion fares to Sydney ...

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  14. VIEWS OF COMMONERS.

    Mr. Richard Bell, Liberal M.P. for Derby, and formerly Organizing Secretary, of the Railwaymen's Association, in an interview, stated that the House of Lords ...

    Article : 316 words
  15. DISASTROUS FIRE.

    MOOROOK, December 20.—A fire occurred here yesterday. It originated on Mr. J. Scidel's farm. Mr. J. McCormick, a woodcutter, was boiling his "billy," and ...

    Article : 153 words
  16. MINERS' EARNINGS TAXED.

    There are indications that the Young Wallsend and Ebbw Main Mines will not work much longer. The men getting coal in these pits paid a tax of 10 per cent. on ...

    Article : 135 words
  17. NOTHING FOR NONCONFORMISTS.

    Sir Robert W. Perks (M.P. for Lincolnshire, South Division), who is Treasurer of the Free Church Congress and the London Wesleyan Mission, criticising the ...

    Article : 127 words
  18. ACCIDENT.

    PORT PIRIE, December 21.—Mr. J. Jobson, who is next to the manager on the technical staff of the Proprietary Company here, met with an accident this morning ...

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  19. gRASS FIRES.

    CARRIETON, December 21.—Mr. J. Baker, of Moockra, was a heavy loser through a spark from the railway engine setting fire to grass feed in his farm. He ...

    Article : 87 words
  20. PIRIE STRIKE.

    No settlement has been arrived at between the Horse Drivers' Union and the corporation concerning the discharge of ballast of the barque Thessalus. It is ...

    Article : 127 words
  21. OMINOUS SIGNS.

    Mark Twain, at a dinner at the Authors' Club the other day, said:—"Speaking of fresh eggs, I am reminded of the town of Squash. In my early lecturing days I ...

    Article : 136 words
  22. THE IRISH PARTY AND AMERICAN LIBERALITY.

    Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., the versatile journalist, has returned from his trip to the United States on behalf of the Irish Parliamentary Fund. His visit resulted in ...

    Article : 61 words
  23. MR. GOODMAN IN REPLY.

    A reporter rang up the Manager and Chief Engineer of the Tramways Trust (Mr. Goodman) at Glenelg on Wednesday night, and read the statement to him ...

    Article : 243 words
  24. A COSTLY SMOKE.

    It is not often that the origin of bush fires can be traced. That however, was not the case with one blaze in Victoria early in the week. The Warracknabeal ...

    Article : 224 words
  25. WADE IN COMMAND.

    Rp. Hughes, on being asked yesterday if there were any chance of the southern liners going back to work, replied:—"How should I know? It is Mr. Wade's ...

    Article : 188 words
  26. THE LONDON FIRE.

    The firemen and salvage corps are searching the ruins of Messrs. Arding and Hobbs's premises at Clapham to ascertain the full extent of the death-roll. ...

    Article : 137 words
  27. FOOTBALL AND PROFESSIONALISM.

    "Was it a case of the kettle calling the pot black?" The question was asked by Dr. A. V. Benson in proposing the health of the South Australian League at the ...

    Article : 172 words
  28. BARRIER WATER.

    A severe duststorm raged most of the day, which will have a further baneful influence on the Stephens Creek water supply. Mr. Whitehead (Resident ...

    Article : 166 words
  29. "COSMOPOLITAN BUYERS."

    At a special meeting of the London Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday Sir Albert Spicer, Bart., M.P., who presided over the meetings of the Imperial ...

    Article : 249 words
  30. AGED MAN'S FATE.

    A shocking burning fatality occurred at a bush fire at Granite Flat (says the Charlton correspondent of The Melbourne Argus). Mr. Seward, sen., 83 years of age ...

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  31. "JOHNS'S NOTABLE AUSTRALIANS."

    The Manawatu Daily Times (Palmerston North N.Z.) of December 2 devoirs a leading article entitled "How to Read a Newspaper" to praise of "John's Notable ...

    Article : 152 words
  32. TANAMI.

    At a meeting of miners held last evening the following motion was carried unanimously, and forwarded to the Minister for Mines:—"That, in the opinion of this ...

    Article : 167 words
  33. UNITED SOUTH AFRICA

    The London Gazette formally announces the appointment of the Right Hon. Herbert John Gladstone as the first Governor-General of United South Africa. ...

    Article : 231 words
  34. ALLEGED COAL COMBINE.

    Replies have been furnished to the Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Glynn) by the whole of the 27 firms and companies interested in the coal trade, who were ...

    Article : 118 words
  35. COURT CASES.

    Fifteen members of the Colliery Employes' Association, charged under section 42 of the Industrial Dispute Act with inciting the men of the Newcastle and ...

    Article : 225 words
  36. GREAT BUSH FIRE.

    A large bush fire has been raping at Lansdowne Station, in the Tambo district, and doimg much damage. ...

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  37. WIFE MURDER.

    Alfred George Selby was on trial at the Central Criminal Court yesterday for the murder of his wife in Gould street, Sydney, in August last. Selby was before the ...

    Article : 82 words
  38. RECORD "LATIN" COACHING.

    The results of the November "Senior" show that Mr. G. G. Newman, B.A., has passed more "Latin" students this year than in any previous November. The ...

    Article : 91 words
  39. APPALLING ACCIDENT.

    Cloncurry messages indicate that an appalling accident has happened at the Hampton Hotel, 60 miles from Cloncurry, whereby Luke McCormack, Walter ...

    Article : 209 words
  40. SOUTH AUSTRALIA IN 1859.

    The annual public examination of Mr. Mitton's Waymouth Street School was conducted by the Chairman (Dr. Wyatt) and Mr. E. W. Wickes, a assisted by the master ...

    Article : 268 words
  41. "A FRIGID LIE."

    Perth Licensing Court to-day cancelled the license of the Albert Club, Perth. The matter was before Mr. Justice Roothu on Tuesday, when an application for a ...

    Article : 124 words
  42. TO-DAY'S DIARY.

    Sun rises 5.1 a.m.; sets 7.26 p.m. Moon rises 3.28 p.m.; sets 1.52 a.m. (Semaphore Tides.—Times doubtful. Day.—Frome road.—Zoo. ...

    Article : 81 words
  43. BOWLING OBJECTS.

    When the Compulsory Industrial Board resumed its sitting at Newcastle to-day Mr. Bowling appeared to represent the Miners' Federation, and entered a protest ...

    Article : 73 words
  44. THE WARATAH.

    A largely attended meeting was held at the town hall to-night to consider the question of sending another vessel to search for the missing steamer Waratah. ...

    Article : 77 words
  45. Advertising

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  46. MASKED MAN.

    A post office at Newnes, in the Lithgow district, was broken into by a masked man at 4 o'clock this morning. No particulars can be ascertained, except that ...

    Article : 50 words
  47. NORTHERN TERRITORY

    The steamer Van Outhoorn sailed this morning for Singapore, with 2 European and 10 Asiatic passengers. Other passengers inwards by this vessel yesterday were ...

    Article : 44 words
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