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The "C. and R. Examiner."
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Taxation and Extravagance.
Mr. Editor.—As a rule a person does not act wisely when he enters into a contest with the editor of a newspaper with respect to any subject upon which the latter ...
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR.
A retrospect of 1902 does not produce pleasant associations, and the universal wish, we are sure, is that Australians will be long spared from a renewal of the ...
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Special Commercial.
The draymen and trollymen have formed a union, and demanded pay from their employers by the day, instead of by the week. The master draymen accordingly are ...
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When Larrikinism is Rampant.
The larrikin element is becoming very bad in the metropolis, causing respectable people great inconvenience. Christmas Eve was like all other similar occasions of ...
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POLITICAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.
Sir John See, speaking at a little function a day or two ago, said that one evidence that things were not so bad after all was to be found in the reduced number of ...
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The Humberts.
The Humberts have been captured in Italy. The cable contains the bare announcement, and the world out here is not electrified. All the same, they are responsible ...
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A Tramp's Tragedy.
If a man of the ability of De Quincy would turn tramp in Australia and write his experience, he might probably educate the public into seeing in this outcast of society ...
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The Late Archbishop of Canterbury.
The late Archbishop of Canterbury was a great churchman, and one of the greatest in his position in the history of the church. He was a big man physically, and an ...
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A Great Forgery Case.
That was an extraordinary case in England wherein a number of persons, presumably foreign Jews from their name, were charged with having conspired together to issue ...
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A Woman of 95 Who Earns Her Living.
An announcement was made on Thursday of the illness of Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, who was born in Kent-street, Sydney, in 1807, and was, in childhood, a playmate of the ...
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The State Clothing Factory.
Of course, one can't altogether judge from the notices in the "Government Gazette" of the mere appointments, but a cursory glance leads to the inference that the State ...
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Telegraphic Commercial.
The Sydney wheat market is firmer; South Australian new wheat having advanced by 1d per bushel to 5s 3d f.o.b, at Port Adelaide, which is equivalent to 5s 7½d in ...
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Children Should Not Speak to Strangers.
It transpires that the untortunate child who was made the victim of that blackfellows blood-lust spoke to him first, asking him if he was looking for Christmas bush. ...
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Retrenchment in the Railways.
The Railway Commissioners have notified an intended reduction in the number of employees. Five hundred casual hands are to be dispensed with, thus justifying in part a ...
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Locusts That Sang all Night.
Though people living in the country may be accustomed to such things, those in Sydney never remember an experience similar to that on Christmas Eve, when the locusts in ...
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Exporting Paper.
Our exports, if they have fallen off through the drought, have been made up for as far as possible by the Treasurer. A few days ago the Orontes took away an "export" of ...
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Local Commercial.
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Sympathy with Mrs. Varney Parkes.
A number of ladies sympathising with Mrs. Varney Parkes in her recent trouble in the Divorce Court, made her, the other day, a presentation. This shows that the world ...
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The Condition of Things.
One half of the world doesn't know how the other half lives, and this is particularly the case in Sydney just now. From all accounts the streets are filled with ...
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COLLECTING BIRD'S EGGS.
Our readers will remember that Mr. S. Jackson, formerly of South Grafton, lected some splendid specimens of bi[?] eggs in this district. He has just recei[?] ...
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Shipping.
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