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STRUGGLING IN THE WATER
A woman and two children were seen struggling in the water at Halley Bead, Manly, to-day, amd when they were brought ashore it was found that they ...
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SINGLETON MARKETS.
Late high rates were maintained at the usual weekly sioek sales yesterday. Messrs Graingre and Falkiner Ltd., disposed of fat bullocks to £9/10/., ...
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SYDNEY PRODUCE MARKET
The following are the latest Sussex street prices:- Luceene hay-choice small 8/2 ewt, good 4/- to 4/7, medium 3/9 to 3/11 ...
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MORE STRIKES
On Tuesday night the Boiler-makers' Union held a mass meeting at the Sydney Trades Hail to consider the amended terms resulting from the conference ...
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TRAINING FOR THE NAVY
Muster Joseph Burnett, son of Mrs. Richard Burnett, formerly of Singleton, and now residing in Sydney, who some two months ago begun his training at ...
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Advertising
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LOCAL NEWS.
At the Police Court, yesterday, before Messrs A. Simmons and J.W.B.Waterhouse, justices of the peace, a man named Edward Jones appeared on a ...
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Family Notices
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BIG BILLIARDS.
During Monday's play in Melbourne, between George Gray and Aiken, the red ball marvel made breaks of 137, 212, 175. 139, and 208, and reached 9333; ...
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LATEST FORECAST.
The following forecast was received from Sydney Observatory yesterday aternoon:- " Generally fine, with a shower or two ...
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CITY LUNCH IN LONDON.
A city lunch is, being arranged which will be attended, by Mr. Wa?t, Tre[?] er of Victoria, and many of London's greatest bankers. ...
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DEATH. OF MR CEORGE BOOKER.
An old-age pensioner, am a very old resident of this district, passed away at the Dangar Cottage Hospital on Tuesday, at the age of 71 years.The ...
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
In the Supreme Court at Darwin, Chillies James Kirkland, editor and proprietor of the " Northern Territory Times," appeared to show cause why he ...
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The Singleton Argus
Notwithstanding the fact that most people have admitted at sonic time or other that this continent would be in[?] mensely benefited by having its ...
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STATE FERRY.
The State Government intends to establish a ferry service between Sydney and North Sydney. The matter has received Cabinet consideration, but ...
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N.A. ASSOCIATION.
A further lot of trees is to be planted shortly on the N. A. Association's ground, which should add still more to their attractiveness. This decision ...
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Lindrum v. Williams.
Fred. Lindrum and Williams arc play, ing a match of 16,000 up in Sydney, and at the end of the first two sessions on Monday the latter had scored 1334 ...
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BREAD SHORTAGE LIKELY.
The dispute between the Operative Bakers' Union and the Bakers' Carters' Union in Sydney has assumed a serious aspect. ...
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MUSICAL TREAT.
A musical treat is promised. the people of Singleton on Tuesday and Wednesday nights next in the Mechanics' Institute, when the Lancaster Opera ...
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ATTENDANCE.
Mr Carmichael, the Minister for P[?] lie Instruction, has received a report stating that although the a?endance at school for the past year had improvel ...
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TRAGEDY IN A PARK.
A young man named Arthur Leopold Paton was walking through Ashfield Park on Tuesday night when he heard screams, and several reports of revolver ...
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COOPERING STAFF OUT.
The coopering staff at Tooth's 'Browcry is on strike against the system of diƒerential rates of pay which has been in vogue there for some time. They ...
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M'VEA v. THE STADIUM.
The Well-known boxer, sam M'Ven commenced an action to-day again [?] The Stadium, Ltd., for £1000, for an al[?] leged brench of an agreement. ...
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THE WEATHER.
The weather during the last day or two has bèn dull and inelined to be cold, giving evidence of the rapid approach of winter. The days are fast ...
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SUFFRAGETTES ATTACKED.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the wellknown novelist, has fiercely denounced the suffragettes. He says that it is necessary to differentiate between honest ...
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FIRE, IN THE CITY.
A destructive fire, eansing over £1000 loss, occurred this morning Mannington Chambers, Liverpool-street The premises were oçupied by a ...
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Abstract of Sales by Auction.
Tusday, May 6,at Muswellbrook, 500 head of store cuttle: ...
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SERIOUS GAS EXPLOSION.
Shortly after 10 o'clock on Tuesday night a gas, explosion occurred in a cottage at Rozelle, Sydney, occupied by Norman Whitehorne, his wife, and two [?] ...
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W. T. ARMSTRONG & CO.
To-morrow (Friday), May 2, at Gloucester, fat and store cattle. ...
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EXCLUDED FROM UNION.
Considerable interest – is-being taken in Wellington (N. Z.) in a case in which a seaman named Hansen; who for five years was earning his living as a ...
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NEW HOSPITALS.
An important announcement was made on Tuesday by Mr. Flowers, Aeting Chief Sceretary, regarding the work of hospital extension at Neweastle and ...
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VICTIM'IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
Mrs. Album, who was shot by her husband in Ashfield park last night, is in a critical condition and has not yet regained consciousness. Among ...
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NEWCASTLE CUP.
The fo?owing weights have been dclared for the Newenstle Cup, to be run on Saturday, May 17:- Volsloane Ost [?] Danaus 9st 81b, [?] ...
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NEW EXPLOSIVE.
Professor Arsene Darson Val, of Paris, has discovered a now explosive, which is said to be ton times more powerful than dynamite. It is ...
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ATTEMPTEO JEWELLERY ROBBERY.
For the forth time in 12 months a determined eƒort was made last night to break into the jewe?ery establishment of J.S. Robinson, of ...
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BROKEN HILL UNIONISTS.
The industrial 'troubles at Broken Hill continue. The A.M.A. on Sunday decided to insist on pence-card showing on Thursday, May 1. The mining ...
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STATE PARLIAMENT.
It is understood that the State Parliament, will not be called together before the beginning of July. Mr. Holman will arrive in Sydney from England on ...
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INDUSTRIAL ENGLAAND.
Mr. Holmn, on the eve of his de- partite for Australia, says that all be has seen of industrial England convinces him more than over of ...
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