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Federation.
The Federal Cabinet to-day decided, in justice to the inter-State news-papers, to immediately reduce the telegraphic charges on messages of ...
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AMBULANCE LECTURE.
The initial lecture introducing a course of five, on ambulance and nursing was delivered in the large class room of the Technical College last ...
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THE NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTIONS.
All the Ministers have been returned. Mr. See has expressed himself satisfied that the Government has got a good working majority, white the ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH CUSTOMS BILL.
The Customs Bill contains two clauses relative to the collection of new duties and on dutiable goods [?] ing from one state to another Clause ...
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THE EFFECTS OF FITS.
Forty years of age in a man is what may be considered the prime of life— the most critical period of a man's existence. Hence it is essential that at ...
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THE SENATE.
The Senate in Committee resumed on the Postal Bill. Mr. Drake, in moving the postponement of clauses 77 to 91, said that he ...
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NEW ZEALAND TRAGEDIES.
A verdict of wilful murder has been returned against Alexander McLean, who killed Mrs Martin. Miss Martin and little Lorimer Martin, at East ...
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HE FOUND RELIEF.
George Robert Rudkin, Town Clerk, Kumara, says:—"I have very great [?]easure in stating that, having used Chamberlain's Pain Balm in a very ...
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