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POLICE RAID ON PREMISES.
THERE was considerable excitement in Sydney on Friday night when it became known that a large body police had made raids on certain premises situated in Pitt-street, in which betting is alleged ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
In the Senate today Senator Pearce moved a motion respecting the qualifications of the proposed Commonwealth High Commissioner in London. The motion was amended so as ...
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THE LATEST.
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ABATTOIRS.
Dear Sir,—I notice that my resolution, carried at last Council meeting, has drawn from Mr. F. D. Badgery a letter commenting thereon, which appears in your issue of yesterday, but in doing so one or ...
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[REUTER'S TELEGRAMS]
A number of betting books were seized in the raid last night, but very little money was found. Robbed of £100. The proprietor of the Crystal Palace Hotel, ...
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THE BOER WAR.
A larger on Joubert's farm Platsrand was surprised on July 29, and seven Boers were killed and seven captured. Cattle and horses were taken. There is widespread indignation in England at ...
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China.
Pekin is placarded with a proclamation declaring that China committed a national crime in 1900, and punishment, which would have been a warning, was neglected. ...
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FROM THE CENSURE DEBATE.
Speaking in the House on Friday morning Mr. Edden said he regarded the recess as absolutely unjustifiable. As to the proposed coalition— ...
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Mdlle. Antonia Dolores' Concert.
Lovers of cultured and graceful singing spent a delightful two hours in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday evening on the occasion of the song recital given by Mdlle. ...
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CABLE NEWS.
The bill providing for the raising of £60,000,000 by way of loan passed through committee in the House of Commons last night. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, the Chancellor of the ...
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ALL-NIGHT SITTING OF PARLIAMENT.
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THE ROYAL VISIT.
The "Standard," in referring to the letter which the Duke of Cornwall and York sent to Lord Hopes toun on the occasion of their Royal Highnesse-leaving Australia, says that the letter s interesting ...
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The Sydney Conservatorium.—A Local Centre.
The Sydney Conservatorium has recently extended its growing sphere of usefulness by establishing a local centre in Goulburn. The members of the centre include the Bishop of Goulburn (chairman), ...
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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BOER WAR.
Lord Kitchener reports that 200 Boers surrounded and captured a patrol of 20 Yeomanry on the Doorm River, in the Orange River Colony. The Yeomanry were released, ...
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SIFTINGS.
More proof has within the last few days been furnished of the need for watching the capers of the Commonwealth Government. They may be Australia's creme do la creme ...
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AN important report prepared by the Queensland Health Commissioner and laid upon the table of the Assembly of that State on Tuesday last shows several things, it proves the ...
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A Dry Winter.
The rainfall in Goulburn for the three months just passed, May, June, and July, is exceptionally low. The total for the three months is only 2 inches 28 points, the falls being May 21 points, ...
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IN LOVING MEMORY
OF my dear husband, JOHN MELLANE, who departed this life August 3rd, 1899. To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die." ...
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Band of Hope.
A most enjoyable meeting of the West Goulburn Band of Hope Was held in the Temperance Hall on Friday evening. The hall was crowded, and Mr. F. A. Thorne occupied the chair. Mr. Coode ...
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Pugnacious Politicians.
The presence of so many new members in the Legislative Assembly is proving an irresistible temptation to some of the older representatives to indulge in baiting some of ...
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Appointments.
The following appointments are gazetted:—Mr. C. J. C. Fullor, to be a junior clerk in the Petty Sessions Office at Goulburn, Mr. J. M'Gillon, clerk Darlinghurst Gaol, to be clerk ...
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Gold Discovery at Harden.
Harden, Thursday.—At the Five Mile rush Met calf's party hove hoisted the red flag, payable wash having been tre[?]ed right through the claim, which comprises four men's ground. Frezers and party, ...
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Public Service Association
Great interest was taken in the election of officers to the local committee of the Public Service Association in the Lands Department section. Messrs. G H. Sheaffer and A. Forysch were duly ...
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Memorial to a Bungonia Bushman.
Mr. J. Turner, monumental mason, of Verner-street, has just completed a handsome memorial gate, which is to be erected in the Bungenia cemetery to the memory of the late Trooper Ayre, of the ...
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English Cricket Team for Australia.
Melbourne, Thursday.—The cable confirmation of the refusal of the Yorkshire County Committee to permit Rhodes or Hirst to accept Maclaren's invitation to join the team ...
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