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A big fire occurred at Auburn early this morning. Three shops were destroyed and two others badly damaged. Nothing was saved from the former. Several inmates had a narrow ...
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"A RUNAWAY GIRL."
"A Runway Girl," a musical comedy by Seymour Hicks and Harry Nicholls, was introduced to the Goulburn public on Friday evening in the Mechanics' Hall by the Goulburn ...
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Goulburn Electrified.
It is over twenty years since the idea of installing the electric light in the city of Goulburn was first proposed. When the Mayoress (Miss Betts) cut the ribbon and released the ...
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HOCKEY.
Results: Kenmore v. Arcadians, a draw; Wheelmen beat Gladiator, 7 goals to 1. COMPETITION TABLE. M .P. W. D. L. Points ...
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OCEAN TRAGEDY.
Two thousand lives are believed to have been lost when the Canadian-P[?]ific steamer Empress of Ireland collided with the Norwegian collier Storstad off Father Point, near Rimouski, ...
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THE MACHINERY.
A description of the machinery may prove interesting to readers. There are two engines of Messrs. Hornsby and Son's latest double cylinder electric light type, and they are so constructed ...
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PERSONAL.
In another page an athletic success of Mr. Carl Furner is chronicled. On Friday Mr. Furner was again to the fore, winning the mile championship at the Inter-Collegiate University ...
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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The Labour Party has never regarded the independent, non-political control and management of the railways with favour, and it was inevitable that as soon as it was afforded the ...
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SEA TRAGEDY.
The Canadian-Pacific liner Empress of Ireland (14,191 tons) is believed to have collided with the steamer Hanover at half-past 2 yesterday morning, east of Father Point, heavy loss ...
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EMPIRE PICTURES.
A good house greeted the new programme at the Empire Theatre on Thursday evening, and a fine list was presented. "The Firefly," which dealt largely with gipsy life, was the star film, ...
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LADIES' HOCKEY.
A hockey match was played on Friday between Kenmore ladies' team and the Goulburn High School Girls' Club on Kenmore ground. The match resulted in a win for Kenmore by ...
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MAJESTIC PICTURES.
The special feature picture on Thursday night at the Majestic Theatre, "The Day of Reckoning," revealed a story of relentless conduct in domestic life. The incidents were stirring but ...
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GOLF.
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BISHOP BARLOW'S RESIDENCE.
At a meeting of the Cathedral Council on Friday night it was decided to purchase as a residence for the Bishop the house known as "Glenelg," the property of Mr. H. Baxter, ...
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FIRST AEROPLANE.
Mr. Glenn Curtis aeroplaned successfully a short distance with Dr. Samuel P. Langley's flying-machine, which was invented years before aerial flight was thought to be practicable. ...
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GOULBURN STOCK SALES.
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PRESENTATION.
The pressmen of Goulburn met on Friday afternoon for the purpose of making a presentation to Mr. E. H. Dudley, of the Goulburn Herald, who left Goulburn to-day to take up a ...
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FISK JUBILEE SINGERS.
It will be welcome news that the renowned and popular favourites, the Fisk Jubilee Singers, now on an extended tour of the world, will visit Goulburn for a short season, and will ...
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A., P., AND H. SOCIETY.
A meeting of the finance and works committee of the A., P., and H. Society was held on Tuesday last to consider the applications received for the position of caretaker of the showground. ...
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HOCKEY ACCIDENT.
Mr. Donald Ross, one of the Kenmore team, experienced a painful accident in the match on Friday with Areadians. He collided with one of the opposing side, and was heavily struck ...
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HOSPITAL BALL.
At a meeting of the sub-committee appointed to arrange for the above it was decided to held the function on Thursday and Friday. the 20th and 21st August. It will be held in the ...
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CITY BAND.
The Goulburn City and District Band are holding their annual carnival on the 11th of June next in the Mechanics' Hall. A ladies' meeting was held in the Town Hall on Friday ...
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HOCKEY SOCIAL.
The Women's Hockey Association held a social in the Assembly Rooms at the Empire Theatre on Friday night, and the function was very enjoyable. There were about thirty-fire ...
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THE MUNICIPAL DINNER.
The municipal dinner at the Commercial Hotel proved a very successful function. All the aldermen were present with the exception of Aldermen H. O'Brien and Knowlman. The visitors ...
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TRAIN ALTERATION.
From Sunday next the passenger train which leaves Goulburn for Sydney at 6.50 a.m. on Monday mornings, and which takes, the place of the Melbourne express, will depart from ...
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ST. NICHOLAS' CHURCH.
The tender for the erection of a new rectory at North Goulburn has been lot to Mr. Stevens for £900. The building will be erected in St. Nicholas' Church grounds. ...
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