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GUILTY OF FORGERY.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.— Two managers of branches of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, who had pleaded guilty to charges of forgery, were ...
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WIFE'S LAW COSTS.
It is a principle of law that a husband is responsible for necessaries purchased by his wife. It was argued before Judge Woinarski in the County Court yesterday ...
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HOARDINGS ON ROADS.
Following the decision of the Full Court of Victoria quashing a by-law made by the Country Roads, Board to regulate the erection of advertising boardings on land in ...
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IN THE SUBURBS.
When tenders were received by the Williamstown Council on Tuesday night for the lease of the ferry steamer Rosny there were only three tenders for consideration. ...
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FEDERAL ECONOMIES.
CANBERRA, Wednesday. — To reduce overtime payments to Commonwealth public servants, and to provide more temporary employment, instructions have been ...
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CANBERRA ALLOWANCES.
Glaims made by the Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union and the Fourth Division Postmasters', Postal Clerks' and Telegraphists' Union for special allowances to ...
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MALVERN PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.
The first annual meeting of the Mal[?] W[?] Progress Association, which was [?] under the [?] will be held in the [?] ...
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GOLFER LOSES LEG.
ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—Frederick McDowall, professional at the Mount Osmond Golf Club, had a leg amputated in the Adelaide Hospital to-day. He was a ...
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MISHAP WITH AXE.
While John Keogh, aged 69 years, of Lincoln street, Richmond, was chopping wood at his home yesterday afternoon the axe caught in a clothes line. Kcogh lost ...
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OBJECTIONABLE PICTURE POSTERS.
Sir,—As the father of young children of both sexes may I, through your columns. add my protest against the type of poster that is frequently displayed throughout our ...
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PROHIBITION AND MANNERS.
Sir,—The inference to be drawn from "A Clergyman's" letter in to-day's issue is that the whole problem of the drinking habits of the people is solved if we so ...
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"TIED HOUSE" OBJECTED TO.
A difference on the point of what beer should be consumed on the premises led to a hitch in the sale of the lease of the Chequers' [?] Port Melbourne, recently. ...
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WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The fourth week-end school of the Workers' Education Association will be held at Frank[?] commencing on Saturday and ending on Tuesday. The first session will be held in the ...
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HEAD IN GAS STOVE.
A finding of suicide was recorded by the [?] (Mr. D. Grant) at an inquest yesterday inton the death of Robert Richardson, aged 54 years, seaman, of North avenue, Moorabbin, who was ...
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GLEN WAVERLEY RAILWAY.
Sir.—May I be permitted to direct attention to the delay in the completion of the Glen Waverley railway line? In a period such as the present, when the ...
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SLASHED WITH TABLE KNIFE.
ADELAIDE, Wednesday.— Suffering from cuts on the face and left leg, said to have been inflicted with a table knife in a struggle with another man, Samuel ...
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