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  2. TELEGRAMS.

    The historic ceremony of naming Australia's capital passed off successfully to-day, in the presence of a large attendance. The ceremony was performed by Lady Denman, who drew a ...

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  3. OTHER MEN'S MINDS.

    Life itself is a laugh with a tear behind it.—Keble Howard. ...

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  4. GUNNING.

    At the Police Court on Friday, before Mr. Ridley, P.M., Thomas Reynolds as charged with being drunk and disorderly, and was fired £2 and costs. An application for a prohibition ...

    Article : 202 words
  5. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    The King's speech announced that the Exchequer was guaranteeing a loan with a view to developing cotton-growing in the Soudan. ...

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  6. GUNDAROO.

    The committee of the local P., A., and H. Society was compelled, owing to insufficient entries, to abandon, the idea of holding a show this autumn. It was most reluctantly that the ...

    Article : 385 words
  7. SERMONS IN PICTURES.

    Picture palaces have done as much to emphasise the difference between right and wrong as any sermon ever preached.—W. O'Connor. ...

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  8. ADDRESS IN REPLY DEBATE.

    In the House of Lords, during the debate on the Address in Reply, the Marquis of Crews' said that the Government did not intend to force through a vast educational measure this ...

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  9. A MATTER OF COURSE.

    Do you think, with all my experience on the Bench, that I do not know how many kinds of liars there ars?—Mr. Justice Bucknell. ...

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  10. THE GREAT GAME.

    The game of party politics, as it is played to-day, fails to convince many quite plain and ordinary people that it is a worthy, a respectable, or even a clean game.—Mr. Filson Young. ...

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  11. THOSE WHO PAY.

    Let the wives and mothers of the proposed corpses in the next war have a voice in national discussions that relate to it.—William de Morgan. ...

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  12. COMPULSORY SERVICE.

    I believe that, as a social reform, compulsory service would be fraught with the greatest blessings to the country.—Dr. Lyttelton. ...

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  13. BUNGENDORE.

    The weather has cleared up and everything promises fair for the Federal Capital ceremonies to-morrow. A great number of cars passed through here to-day for Queanbeyan. ...

    Article : 137 words
  14. THE INFLUENCE OF LONDON.

    In London, as in the world of the glaciers, it is forced upon one to feel the smallness of one-self, and the need for moderation in behaviour.—M. Joneseu. ...

    Article : 35 words
  15. [REUTER'S.]

    Yesterday's offending suffragettes were sentenced to imprisonment for three weeks, in default of finding sureties, and two others received a month, in default of paying a fine for ...

    Article : 264 words
  16. ALWAYS DOING IT.

    From the first announcement of a fond mother that you have made your bow to the world to the time when your friends put up their belated appreciation of your virtues on ...

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  17. "EVEN MUSICAL COMEDY."

    I warn you against despising any form of art which is alive and pliant in the hands of man. As for my part, I believe that even musical comedy, in the hands of a master, ...

    Article : 47 words
  18. THE SUFFRAGIST PETITION.

    It is state that the petition which the women suffragists sought to present to the King on his way to Westminster explained that the militant tactics endangered public and private ...

    Article : 66 words
  19. GOLSPIE.

    The annual harvest festival in connection with St. Mark's Church of England here was carried out on Wednesday last. Service was held in the church at 1 p.m., being followed ...

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  20. PAID ORGANISERS.

    Sir,—Now there is no election looming in the near future the time is opportune to draw attention to what is fast becoming a public nuisance, if you will allow me to do so, per ...

    Article : 250 words
  21. FOUND WANTING.

    I think it is terrible to observe the apathy with which, apparently, the young men of this country regard their duties and fail to come forward to take their fair share in the defence ...

    Article : 42 words
  22. WEDDING.

    A very pretty wedding was celebrated in the Methodist Church, Wattle Park, on Wednesday, 26th February. The contracting parties were Mr. Thomas Allan Watt, of Greenthorpe, ...

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  23. THE GREATEST NATION.

    There is going to be on that part of the earth's surface (Canada) the greatest nation the world has ever known, a nation of a hundred million people. What those people are going ...

    Article : 64 words
  24. THE CONTROLLING PARTNER.

    It does not seem possible for the present state of things to lost long, and I think the Motherland will find the necessity of providing a change in the Constitution which will enable ...

    Article : 53 words
  25. SOME DEAD "ISMS."

    There has never been a time when the private soldier knew more about his Army work, was more trusted, or more fit te do dangerous outpost work. This is due to the fact that we ...

    Article : 69 words
  26. CABLE NEWS.

    The "Neuste Nachrichten" states that the German banks are faced with a critical gold famine, which is primarily the result of the heavy withdrawal of foreign loan moneys last ...

    Article : 61 words
  27. CROOKWELL NOTES.

    The drought has completely broken up here. From Thursday to Monday the rain was almost continuous, nearly four inches having fallen. The weather has been bitterly cold, and slight ...

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  28. THE TARALGA RAILWAY.

    Dear Sir,—In your columns a 'Resident of Tarnalga" wishes to stir us up. He has my gratitude. He seeks information re The Forest route, via Chatsbury. I have mach pleasure in ...

    Article : 372 words
  29. WANT OF LOVE.

    Joust as want of love for their country is said to be the reason why there is an unwillingness to give service in the defensive force of the country, so is the want of love for the Church ...

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  30. THE HERESY HUNT.

    the strength of the Government.—Mr. Wade. Momentous issues hung in the balance at the Political Labour League Conference on Tuesday night. It was given out that if the ...

    Article : 244 words
  31. RIOTS IN SPAIN.

    There were many fights between the monarchist and republican" factions in connection with the municipal elections in the Basque provinces. ...

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  32. ENTERTAINMENT ON THE SHOW-GROUND.

    Usually at show time we hear complaints of want of accommodation and consequent disappointment to numerous pleasure-seekers during the evenings of the Goulburn Show; but ...

    Article : 193 words
  33. HOW DISEASE IS CONQUERED.

    It is time that both the profession and the public should be disillusioned regarding the time-honoured heresy that disease can be eliminated by discovering the cures for maladies. ...

    Article : 78 words
  34. THE REFERENDUM.

    In a forcible speech, delivered on Tuesday at Killara, on the new constitutional powers sought by the Federal Caucus, Mr. Bruce Smith, M.P., said that the Federal Parliament would have ...

    Article : 254 words
  35. OPIUM PROHIBITION.

    The National Opium Congress, recognising the hardships inflicted on the opium merchants by the prohibition of the use of the drug for smoking, has suggested the purchase ...

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  36. QUEANBEYAN.

    The monthly meeting of the hospital committee was held on Friday, 7th, Word was received from the Minister for Home Affairs, approving f the payment to the hospital of £100 ...

    Article : 129 words
  37. MAKERS OF HISTORY.

    History is not made by inscrutable and mysterious powers. It is made by the people them-selves.—Canon Masterman. ...

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  38. THE TENDENCY OF THE AGE.

    I do not believe that Christian sentiment is "flowing towards brotherhood" and all the other things. I think there is an unconscious tendency of the age. Because it is the tendency of ...

    Article : 91 words
  39. TUBERCULOSIS COMMISSION.

    The Royal Commission on Tuberculosis has issued a final report, in which it makes the following recommendations:—That drastic steps should be taken to prevent meat and milk ...

    Article : 62 words
  40. GOULBURN STOCK SALES.

    There was a fair attendance at the stock sales on Wednesday. There was a moderate yarding of fats, the market for which was well up to late rates. Only a small, yarding of ...

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  41. FALLOW BRAINS.

    The problem of the fallow brains of the nation is more pressing than the question of fallow land in England, about which we hear so much.—Mr. Albert Stanley, M.P. ...

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  42. THE FRIEDMANN CURE.

    Official reports regarding Dr. Friedman's cure for consumption state that the patients so far treated showy much improvement in health already. The doctor is being deluged with ...

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  43. THE GAS TROUBLE.

    The Minister for Labour and Industry (Mr. Carmichael) stated on Tuesday that in all probability it would not now be necessary to held a special session of Parliament to deal ...

    Article : 197 words
  44. TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

    Eye-witnesses of the explosion of dynamite at Nobel's factory in Ayrshire state that a bluish flame shot skyward, and then there came a tremendous concussion, which was repeated ...

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  45. NOT YET.

    I should say that the practical side of the chemistry of the future will be synthetic. Already we have synthetic drugs, synthetic scents and essences, synthetic rubber, synthetic dyes, ...

    Article : 51 words
  46. HOMEBUSH STOCK SALES.

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  47. SOMETHING LIKE A SALE.

    Broken Hill, Tuesday.—George Ross, a Eroken Hill resident, it was alleged, owed £2 10/ for sent in arrears, and would not pay, so the landlord put the bailiff in, and a sale of ...

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  48. GERMANY AND FRANCE.

    The Cologne Gazette, in a remarkable article, states:—"It is not difficult for the Government to prove the necessity for the new Army Bill if it points without concealment to the quarter ...

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  49. WHERE, INDEED?

    We hear of butchers, Indies' dressmakers. universal providers, and dealers in rags and bones dying millionaires, but where are the judges, barristers, solicitors, who died millionaires, or ...

    Article : 39 words
  50. FADS IN EDUCATION.

    In this country education is too often talked about as if it were a thing, an object, a pound of tea to be brought or sold. It is because we have got into the habit of talking about ...

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  51. LIBERAL ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W.

    A conference of the Werriwa Electorate will take place at the Town Hall on Tuesday next, when the candidates for the Liberal nomination—Messrs. F. A. Badgery and A. H. Conroy ...

    Article : 45 words
  52. EVERYBODY'S ARMY.

    We want a national army which people will look upon as part and parcel of themselves, not as a few soldiers whom they look upon as they pass by going to the war or coming back from ...

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  53. CANBERRA.

    There was considerable comment in political on Tuesday and particularly at the Political Labour League Conference at night about the fact that member of the New South ...

    Article : 145 words
  54. Advertising

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