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GENERAL NEWS.
This evening (Wednesday) the Convent ball and euchre party, which is a most popular annual event, will be held in the A. and I. Hall, Bangalow. A poultry supper will be ...
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COMMERCIAL.
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PERSONAL.
Her many friends will regret to hear that Miss Ada Foster, of Boatharbor, is an inmate of Warrawee hospital suffering from a ...
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PEACE LOAN.
The aeroplane, which is touring the North Coast in furtherance of the second Peace Loan, arrived in Lismore yesterday. Lient. J. S. Chapman is the pilot and Mr. J. Hogg ...
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OPEN COLUMN.
Sir,—Through the "Star" I wish to draw attention to the nuisance that certain cabmen create through overcrowding on the ranks. One day last week the writer counted eight ...
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SPEECHES AT THE PICTURES.
Lient. Salisbury speaking at the Diggers' Picture Theatre last night laid particular stress on the fact that Mm loan was being raised for the purpose of meeting war ...
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DAIRY PRODUCE.
The Berrima District Farm and Dairy Company, Ltd., report under date 20th "August: —Butter: Supplies of local butter remain very far short of the demand, But owing ...
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WHEAT—1919-1920 POOL.
The Farmers and Graziers' Co-operative Company, who have been receiving wheat on behalf of the 1919-1920 pool, have been informed by the manager of the State Wheat ...
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PROPRIETOR OF WASTE PAPERS.
The other day Sir Edward Carson was in reminiscent mood and told of the time when he held office as First Lord of the Admiralty during the war. One day a newspaper ...
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The Northern Star.
There is a proposition afoot to place the School of Arts upon a different basis, and the members are to give the matter consideration at the commencement of next month. The ...
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PIG SALES.
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A PUBLICITY MISSION.
To distribute pamphlets and of other suitable literature with a view to furthering the publicity campaign of the Peace Loan authorities has been announced by Lieut, Chapman, ...
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FOOTBALL—HOME AND HOME MATCHES.
Sir,—The sysiem of home and home contests for all district sports competitions is a time-honored principle, and the Football League is dishonoring the old system and doing the ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
Again to-night, at the Digger Picture Theatre this really wonderful, production will be shown. "Wolves of the Nights." stars William Farnum, the ...
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SYDNEY PIG MARKET.
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INCOME TAX. DODGERS.
According to Sir Joseph Cook, only 216,000 people pay Commonwealth income tax out of 2,000,000 citizens over the rige of 21 years. This proportion of payers is very ...
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HOSPITAL ANNUAL APPEAL.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
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THE FOX PEST AT SOUTH GUNDUBIMBA.
A party of four, Messrs Jas., E., A., and P. T. Nixon, went for a day's fox hunting last week, and succeeded in capturing two female foxes. One was chased by two ...
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STAR COURT.
A very fine programe, is advertised to be screened at the Star Court Pictures to-night. "Jaques of the Silver North" features Bill Mitch Lewis, who will be remembered for ...
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COMMITTEE MEETING.
A meeting of the committee of the second Peace Loan was held in me offices of the Commonwealth Bank yesterday afternoon, when the following members attended:—Ala. ...
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CHANDLER MISSION.
The missioner last night spoke on the subject "A Commander-in-Chief in a Rage." He told of the incidents leading up to the cure of the great Syrian soldier, Naaman, ...
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MARY PICKFORD IN, "HEART OF THE HILLS."
The attention of picture patrons is drawn to the advertisement on page 2 of this issue in which is set out the itinerary of Mary Pickford's latest picture "Heart ...
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IN AID OF THE HOSPITAL.
The Public Service Social Club, assisted by the Hospital Women's Guild, will hold a plain and fancy dress dance on Monday night next in the Federal Hall. The proceeds will ...
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ORDERS FOR MAIZE.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Several orders have been from New Zealand for maize for both feed and seed. It is stated it is this inquiry which is keeping the market so ...
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AN INFECTIOUS FAULT.
The mad riot of Government expenditure is not confined to Australia. In England the road to ruin is even more plainly marked. The civil service estimates in pre-war days ...
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MEDICAL CONGRESS.
BRISBANE, Tuesday.—The Australasian. Medical Congress was formally opened at the Exhibition Hall last night by the Governor-General (Sir Ronald Munro-Ferguson). ...
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THE WEATHER.
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QUEEN OF THE DAY COMPETITION.
A grand concert and dance was held at Billiardgel on Monday, August. 16th, in ald of the school children's candidate for the queen of the day competition (Miss Doris ...
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FISH MARKET.
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VEGETABLE AND FRUIT MARKETS.
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ONE FOR THE POLITICIAN.
M. Clemenrcean is said to be a very "hard nut." When he returned from Egypt, to his small flat at Passy he was besieged by reporters. They began by asking him what ...
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SHIPPING.
The s.s. Burringhar left Sydney yesterday afternoon, via Newcastle, with general cargo. The s.s., Canonbar left Newcastle on Monday, and the s.s. Tintenbar the same ...
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AT THE POINT OF THE REVOLVER.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Constable Davidson while on patrol duty on a bicycle at Newtown early this morning saw three in men in a cart and called upon them to pull up, instead of ...
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GENERAL RAIN.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—General rain has fallen over N.S.W. A feature is that the far south-western centres, which did not participate in the recent drought-breaking ...
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HOSPITAL COUNTRY STALL.
Donations towards the country stall which will be held next Friday in ald of the Hospital Saturday effort will be grate fully resolved. The stall will be held in front of ...
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BALLINA QUEEN COMPETITION.
Quite a crowd awaited the result of the queen Competition on Monday, afternoon (reports our Ballina correspondent). The competition resulted:— Diggers," Miss Eva ...
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THE BISHOP OF BATHURST, DR. LONG.
The Bishop of Bathurst will be in Lismore from Saturday next, August 28, to Thursday, September 2. The following information gleaned from a leading Australian ...
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CYCLONIC DISTURBANCE.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Mr. Mares (Government Meteorologist) says that since last night the barometer has been falling. This beralds the approach of the centre of a ...
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COST OF HORSE SHOEING.
In our advertising columns appears a notice of increased charges for horse shoeing. The master farriers are reluctant to take this course, but are compelled to do so owing ...
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AVIATION.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Lieuts. Parer and McIntosh were the guests of the Millions Club to-day. Mr. Brooks, M.L.C., urged that the Commonwealth Government should ...
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SNAKE'S EXTRAORDINARY REFUGE.
The loss of a valuable horse by Mr. J. T. Mudd, in extraordinary circumstances, is reported from Oakhampton. A trotting pony was suddenly attacked with illness pony ...
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ROLL STUFFING.
The new Act provides a means of reil stuffing. Reports from different councils in connection with the supplementary rolls would suggest that Advantage is being taken ...
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THE FORECAST.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The forecast is:— Unsettled with further general rains; some heavy falls; floods probable; weather im proving in the west; northerly winds ...
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MR. H. D. McINTOSH.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Mr. Hugh D. MeIntosh denies a report that he has resigned the presidency of the British Empire League. ...
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FLOODS EXPECTED.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The Melbourne Weather Bureau has sent out a warning that floods may he expected in the country districts. ...
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A CHANCE FOR THE BETTER.
"This Is a change for the better," remarked the passenger who had handed the conductor a counterfeit shitting and pocketed ninepence. That, of course, is one way of ...
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PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN.
In order to correct an erroneous impression readers are reminded that the article appearing in the "Star" on page 7 to-day against prohibition is an advertisement and ...
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