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Advertising
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DISTRICT NEWS
The monthly meeting of the Ravensworth and District Progress Association took place in the School on Saturday, 19th instant. ...
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LATEST CABLES
It is officially announced that Princess Mary is betrothed to Lord Lascelles. Princess Victoria Alexandria Alice Mary is the third child of their ...
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
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JERRY'S PLAINS DAMPING RESERVE.
Mr W. F. O'Hearn, M.L.A., has been officially informed, in reply to his representations to the Minister in regard to the complaint that the land comprised in ...
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Family Notices
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HORRORS OF ASIA MINOR.
The first report of Colonel Rawlinson, lately released by the Turks, and received in London, gives an appalling account of the conditions in Asia Minor. ...
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Newcastle Races
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A.L.P. AND EARLY CLOSING BILL.
The executive of the Australian Labor Party carried a motion complimenting the Government for its attitude in introducing the Early Closing Bill and urging ...
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND SERVICES.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
At the Courthouse on Tuesday the following were granted auctioneers' licenses for the ensuing 12 months:—John Falkiner, Kingston Warburton, Sidney ...
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DEATH OF MR S. TURNER.
Mr Stephen who was so severely injured on the Branxton-Belford road in a sulky accident on Sunday night,. was removed to Maitland Hospital in an ...
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PRINGE OF WALES IN INDIA.
A Bombay message states that the official programme of the Prince's Bombay visit terminated by a dinner at Government House. ...
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THE RAILWAY STRIKE ENQUIRTY.
Mr Watt, X. C., addressing the Railway Strike Commission to-day, contended that the intervention of the Government in the dispute in 1917 had been ...
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SENATOR FEARCE AT WASHINGTON.
The Australian delegate at Washington (Senator Pearce) suggests a tripartite understanding between Britain, the United States, and Japan as the ...
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The Singleton Argus.
It it a universally recognised fact that the telephone is one of the most important adjuncts to business in modern times, and this applies to New South Wales as ...
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FORDWICH SOLDIER SETTLEMENT
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday last, Mr Bennett asked the Secretary for Lands:—(1.) How many farms on the Fordwich Soldier Settlement, near Broke, ...
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Daylight Hold-Up
Frederick Hooper Jones, proprietor of a fancy goods shop in Woollahra, informed the police on Monday afternoon that two men entered his shop and covered ...
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ABOMINABLE CRUELTY.
One of the greatest acts of cruelty reporte to the police for a long time was committed at Darlinghurst last night when a man caught a cat by the tail. ...
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AVIATION
Lieut. P. J. M'Guinness, D.F.C., D.C.M., and Mr Howard Jolley, interstate flying representative for the Life Insurance Co. of Australia, Ltd., and ...
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TRIBUTE TO BEAD SOLDIER.
Mrs D. M'Greger, of Broke, has received through the Base Records office, Melbourne the following message from his Majesty the King, in reference to her ...
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Primary Producers' Union
The monthly meeting of the local branch of the P.P.U. was held at the Co-operative Butter Co.'s Office on Tuesday. The President (Mr A. S. ...
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W.A. MEATWORKS TO CLOSE.
A West Australian message states that a Select Committee of the Legislative Council has recommended that the State's Wyndham meat works should be ...
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POLICE APPEALS BILL.
The Assembly adjourned at 2.30 this morning. The Police Appeals Bill passed the Committee stage. An important ...
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Starving Russia
Sir Phillip Gibbs is writing a series of articles for the "Daily Chronicle" on the famine in Russia. The first article was written on the ...
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UNION SECRETARY "WANTED."
A New Zealand message states that a warrant has been issued for the arrest of an executive officer who resigned from the secretaryship of the Miners' ...
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BICYCLE ACCIDENT.
Miss Doris Dickinson, aged 15, daughter of Mr W. Dickinson, of Kelso, had a rather painful experience on Tuesday last. She was coming home from school ...
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INCOME TAX APPEAL FAILS.
E. M. Perrott, grazier, whose name has lately received much prominence in the law courts, was an unsuccessful appellant before Judge Scholes in the ...
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A.I.F. CANTEEN FUND.
Details of the manner in which the A.I.F. Canteen Fund Trust proposes to distribute the late Sir Samuel M'Caughy's bequest of £250.000 for the ...
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.
The body of Charles Palmer, aged 41, canvasser, was found in a stretch of Water near the railway line between Gordon and Killara. It was bruised, ...
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LOCAL MARKETS.
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Prince in India
Bombay, Tuesday.—The most important event at Bombay on Monday for the Prince of Wales was the military display at the Stadium. Fully 15,000 natives ...
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HUNTER WATER CONSERVATION
Mr J. M. Scott, publicity officer of the P. P. Union, writes:—"For quite a longtime the matter of water conservation for the Hunter has been agitating the ...
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BOWLS
The following have been selected to represent Singleton Club against Cessnock on Maitland Park green on Saturday next, 26th inst., travelling by 1.30 ...
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