At the rifle meeting yesterday A. Blackhaw, of Bathurst, won £2 and G. Kefford, of Bathurst, won £1. ...
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Advertising : 183 wordsTwo youths named Frederick Sweetman and William Richards were drowned in Canning River, West Australia, yesterday through the capsizing of a boat. A third ...
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Article : 220 wordsGenerally speaking the British press commends the settlement of the Samoan difficulty on the ground that it removes all causes of friction with Germany. ...
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