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Reformers.
Everywhere are schemes of betterment and legislative amelloration From Dr. Dowle downwards come projects that must hasten this happy era. All want to make ...
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Editorial Brovlties.
This country has too much dependence upon outside tradition and support. It does not possess the vitality that a new land ever should claim. The very people limit ...
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Mr. Kidd, Minister for Agriculture, has received the following message front Mr. Suttor, Government Commercial Agent in the East, who received it from a big firm of ...
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The "C. and R. Examiner." Established 1859. Published TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Those of our readers who are interested in seeing brought about a speedy occupancy and development of the very many thousands of acres of lands that as yet ...
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SYDNEY, BRISBANE AND LOCAL COMMERCIAL
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Commercial.
Cargo per Kallatina on her last outward trip—2550 bags maize, 15 bags bark, 7 bags oysters, 41 bags potatoes, 26 calves, 73 cases eggs, 35 cases fish, 14 ...
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Regarding the retrenchment scheme in the Public Works Department, a conference has been in progress between the heads of the various branches and the Under Secretary ...
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Ancient Gold.
We now ascertain that the family treasures of the Daimios, the old Barons of Japan, are being dug up and devoted to war purposes. The Japanese will dedicate ...
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The Examiner's Sydney Budget
A suggestion has arrived from Queensland to the effect that Sydney's strenuous endeavour to promptly place a prohibition against the importation of Queensland ...
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Japan and Co.
Of the many phenomenal marches, of progress, that of Japan during the last twenty years is one of the most remarkable in history. Elapsing from a civilization of ...
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Up to to-day the difficulty between Warner and the Cricket Association with regard to the appointment of a second umpire remains unsettled. Irrespective of which ...
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The Australian Eleven for Friday's Test match will, probably, not he chosen until Friday, nor is it likely that the English team will be selected before the day of the ...
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SHIPPING.
Kallatina (Capt. Nyholm) left Sydney 11 p.m. Tuesday, crossed bar at daylight on Thursday, and arrived at Grafton 2 p.m. Passengers—Misses M'Callum, Hill, ...
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Crown Lands.
On Wednesday seven country lots, in parish Southgate, were submitted to auction at Grafton. Only two were sold, portions 17, of 41[?] acres, and 76 of 38 acres, at ...
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Sunrise Shores.
On the shores of the Pacific are the realms of the Sunrise. The Orient, the springing fire of sunlight, is with us on our ocean. Two or three years ago the Australian ...
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Regarding the umpire trouble, Warner's letter to the Association seemed businesslike, to the point, and courteous enough. yet one of the Committee declaimed at it ...
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The Fisheries Board are managing to keep themselves before the public, and a good deal of prospective value seems to be attached to the undertakings that are now ...
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The Kallatina had a bad time on the last trip down; did not get into Sydney until Tuesday morning, having encountered the full force of the southerly gale all the way. ...
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Card Tournaments.
The Ancient Order of Foresters met at the Protestant Hall on Tuesday evening, where a tournament took place. There were 123 games played, the Foresters gaining 55, ...
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Wireless Wires.
We talk of sending a wire or message to a distance; but now this is possible without the wire. Marconi has made the trick one that science can manage. And thus in ...
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Mr. A. N. Barnett succeeds Mr. J. C, Woore as City Coroner, a position that carries a very comfortable salary. Dr. Todd has been acting City Coroner since ...
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But nothing in the foregoing circumstances nor in any other with which the Fisheries Commission are associated, have so far made fish any other than a luxury that ...
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The Latest Commercial.
It is understood that the authorities, today, decided to remove quarantine restrictions from pigs on the Clarence, with exception of those in Great Marlow; and ...
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In shipping disasters what a great score the North Coast is getting together. An officer of the Underwriters Association has started for the Bellinger, taking with him ...
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Grafton Case in the Banco Court.
In Banco yesterday before the acting C. J. and Justices Simpson and Pring, Mr. Lamb, instructed by Messrs. Dowling and Taylor, appeared for Alfred William ...
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Regarding the monsoonal disturbance, the Acting Government Meteorologist (Mr. Hunt) stated last night that it had resulted in good rains over the northern and ...
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Labour Wriggles.
The worm is turning on itself. Socialism is finding out it is just a little bit wrong. Labour has discovered that it cannot enforce its demands without injuring itself. ...
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The more expressive section of the cricketing cognocenti have long been loud in protestations on behalf of Marsh, the coloured bowler. In the face of so much—so very ...
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Public interest always seems to centre around a breach of promise case, and today a big one, in which Sydney is concerning itself, is to come on in Melbourne. The ...
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Weather conditions are far from promising for the match to start on Friday. The fall of rain in Sydney has not been heavy; but the gales of wind drove it with blinding ...
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Foreign Finances.
On the Czar announcing that to deal a sufficient blow to Japan many months of preparation might be needed, the French stocks fell off £40,000,000 in a fortnight. ...
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The advance of woman. Two advertisements from this morning's paper: "Young woman desires position as compositor; 3 years experience." "Wanted, respectable ...
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"Give a dog a bad name, etc." In his valedictory address at the annual conference of the Methodist Church, the retiring president (Rev. R. Bavin) said it was ...
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In view of the considerable amount of interest centred in the forthcoming Test match telegrams will be sent to the "Examiner", every hour direct from the ...
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No body of men in Sydney are receiving more attention just now than tram guards. A tram guard's pay is £1 19s a week. How he manages to get married on it, and pay ...
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War Pardons.
The Czar has just shown singular sense and clemency by issuing pardons to all political prisoners who will actively assist him in the tedious war with Japan. This ...
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It is quite a habit with the people of this State to give their Parliament a bad name. And probably in 99 cases out of every 100 the soft impeachment is made on the ...
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Acting Inspector-General Garvin is on the sure road to get himself into trouble. Already the papers have made him the subject of an interview and various comments, ...
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The Alstonville Show.
The Show was held on Tuesday and Wednesday. On the second day there was an attendance of 3000. The receipts amount to £151. Altogether the Show ...
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Friday's Produce Reports.
The result of our maize sales—Consignment from R. Law, Lawrence, realised 2s 5½d per bushel; Oliver Pritchard's (Woodford Leigh), T. Pritchard and Thomas ...
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Protestations of Friendship.
It is announced that Germany, the evermindful, is now overwhelming Russia with protestations of friendship. Germany is, however, careful to explain that strict ...
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Under a new prison regulation, a life, sentence is to be defined to mean 20 years. This, it is explained, is an adaptation of the English system. Captain Neitenstein ...
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Mr. Garvin has given the explanation that the instructions he has issued are simply that "Sunday trading is not to be allowed in shops for the sale of groceries, tobacco, ...
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Then an explanation is given in these words: "Places of public resort" means that the shops at Manly, Bondi, Coogee, and various other places to which the ...
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Hanging Spies.
The Russians having captured several Japanese officers, disguised as Coolies, have disposed of them by hanging. As they have thus executed a colonel and some ...
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Produce from Queensland.
Authority has been given by the Board of Health to the owners of a vessel which is bringing maize from Maryborough to discharge at the wharf in Sydney under ...
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Floods In South Australia.
Petersburg, a township about 400 miles north of Adelaide, reports that the streets are flooded Gladstone, to the south-west of Petersburg, reports the biggest flood ...
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This means that the fruit shops on Circular Quay' are not to be interfered with for remaining open on Sunday to provide excursionists with refreshments. It also ...
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What Does It Mean?
We learn that Edward VIT. has presented the Emperor of Korea with a handsome silver cup. The time and object are most opportune; and of all the ambiguous acts at ...
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The Full Court had before it a case in which John M'Laughlin, solicitor, sought to recover £25,000 from the police for alleged wrongful arrest and conveyance to ...
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Two boys playing marbles in the front of the house on Sunday; command from puritanical parent (in much indignation)— "How dare you play marbles in the front ...
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Mr. Bennot Burleigh, the London "Daily Telegraph" correspondent, reports that the Russians have commandeered 1000 carts at Mukden. ...
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