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  2. THE WHITE CITY

    Any dubiety that beset the minds of the management of the White City as to the probable success of the re-opening of Sydney's greatest and most varied ...

    Article : 449 words
  3. MISDEMEANORS

    Armed with revolvers, three masked men [?]ld up Mr. F. Dawes, South Melbourne, on Saturday night, in a right-of-way near his home, and robbed him of a ...

    Article : 145 words
  4. MISADVENTURES

    George Henry Hall, carter, of North Sydney, has been drowned in the Narrabeen Lakes. Hall was swimming with his two sons, when he got into ...

    Article : 59 words
  5. OUR POPULATION

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  6. PEARL FISHERIES

    Owing to the war the p[?]ling trade is practically destroyed at Broome, W.A., and both black and white residents are in a condition bordering on starvation. ...

    Article : 453 words
  7. THE WEATHER

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  9. A LIGHT-KEEPER'S DEATH.

    The dead body of Frederick Peters, aged sixty years, one of the light-keepers at the Barranjoey Lighthouse, was washed up on the rocks at Stokes' Point ...

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  10. SATURDAY'S HEAT WAVE.

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  11. IMMIGRANTS FOR N.S.W.

    The Demosthenes, which arrived at Sydney on Saturday morning, brought out 155 nominated immigrants, 30 domestic servants, and 50 lads, to be trained ...

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  12. A CLERGYMAN GARROTED.

    Early on Saturday morning, the Rev. T. H. Supsford, of Brighton (Victoria), reported to the St. Kilda police that he had been garroted while walking on the ...

    Article : 108 words
  13. STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

    During a thunderstorm at Cessnock (N.S.W.) a miner named Phillips was struck dead by lightning while returning from work. ...

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  14. SHOT FOR A FOX.

    While G. Denman was shooting rabbits near Hill End (N.S.W.) on Friday evening, he saw what he thought was a fox among some vines and shrubs. Taking careful ...

    Article : 94 words
  15. SAVINGS BANKS DEPOSITS.

    Though the returns of the savings banks do not tell the whole story of the thrift of the smaller salaried Australians, because some part of it goes in houses ...

    Article : 193 words
  16. LYNCHINGS IN LOUISIANA.

    Charged with the murder of the postmaster at Shreveport, Louisiana, U.S.A., another negro has been lynched. A mob bound him to a tree with coils of wire ...

    Article : 63 words
  17. FIRE AT MURWILLUMBAH.

    A fire broke out on Saturday morning at Murwillumbah (N.S.W.), and destroyed the Riverview boarding-house. The flames had a strong hold before the alarm ...

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  18. METEOROLOGIST'S FORECAST.

    The Commonwealth Meteorologist's forecast, issued at noon yesterday, it as follows:— New South Wales: Sultry: cloudy on ...

    Article : 134 words
  19. CHARGE OF PERJURY.

    At Darlinghurst (Sydney) sessions yesterday, Raymond Nancarrow pleaded guilty to a charge of having falsely sworn that he was never indebted in the ...

    Article : 154 words
  20. A FALL FROM A TRAIN.

    William Harrigan, a shunter at the Pacific colliery, Newcastle, fell out of a train near Teralba at midnight on Friday. He was taken to the Newcastle ...

    Article : 42 words
  21. COMMONWEALTH NOTES.

    A proclamation has been issued by the Commonwealth Executive Council, authorising the Treasurer to issue and reissue Australian notes to any amount ...

    Article : 51 words
  22. A GIRL'S HAND CUT OFF.

    Eileen Boyd, seventeen years of a age, employed at D. Cohen and Co.'s toy factory, Newcastle, had portion of one of her hands cut off on Saturday. She was ...

    Article : 59 words
  23. THE RIOT AT BROOME.

    The riot at Broome (W.A.) between the Japanese pearling hands and the men from Koepang, in Dutch Timor—mentioned in yesterday's issue—was ...

    Article : 187 words
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  25. A TRAM CONDUCTOR KILLED.

    David Murray, a tram conductor, died in the Newcastle hospital on Sunday morning from the effects of injuries received by falling off the footboard on ...

    Article : 81 words
  26. THE TOTALISATOR.

    Advocates of the totalisator waited as a deputation on the N.S.W. Chief Secretary (Mr. Cann) on Saturday to urge the immediate legalising of the machine. ...

    Article : 174 words
  27. THE NOTE ROBBERY.

    The publication of the numbers of the £2000 worth of Commonwealth notes stolen in transit from Melbourne to perth has been followed by the tracing of ...

    Article : 129 words
  28. EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE.

    James Wallis, of the firm of Cooke and Wallis, of Adelaide, while driving a motor lorry over the Glenelg railway crossing, had a marvellous escape from death. A ...

    Article : 53 words
  29. DEATH IN THE WATER.

    A carter named Graham aged about forty yeas, died in Blackwattle Bay, Sydney on Sundaynight. Graham had complained of the heat, and decided to ...

    Article : 86 words
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  31. N.S.W. GOVERNMENT.

    Bishop Gallagher, addressing the students of St. Patrick's College, Goulburn, contended that Australian Governments belong to the lower order of ...

    Article : 113 words
  32. A RACING LIBEL.

    At the Wyalong Quarter Sessions on Friday, W. Goward, stipendiary steward at Yalgogrin races, sued Crowley and Company. "Wyalong Star." newspaper ...

    Article : 97 words
  33. THE GIRL WITH A GUN.

    Patrick Walsh, the Adelaide city coroner's police orderly, was crossing park lands on Saturday afternoon when he heard a pistol shot. He found a young ...

    Article : 75 words
  34. A STATION MANAGER'S DEATH.

    Ronald H. Cuthbert, manager of Boorambil station, near Yalgogrin, West Wyalong, was found dead on Saturday morning. He had been in ill health for ...

    Article : 88 words
  35. SPECIAL LODGE FEES.

    A case of interest to friendly societies and the medical profession was heard in the Bellington court, when Dr. T. Myles sued Messrs. D. Pollock, John Winer ...

    Article : 213 words
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  38. DARLING HARBOR COLLISION.

    While the coal hulk Marion was berthed on the Adelaide Company's wharf, Sydney, awaiting the arrival of the Warilda, steamer, from West Australia, the ...

    Article : 193 words
  39. FARMER AND LABORER.

    A case of considerable interest to farmers and farm laborers was heard in the Dubbo small debts court by Mr. W. F. Robertson, P.M., when John Bif[?] sued ...

    Article : 220 words
  40. A PROHIBITED SENATOR.

    Senator Blakey, of Victoria, arrived in Sydney on Friday by the express from Melbourne, with the object of leaving for the Solomon Islands on a health trip. ...

    Article : 91 words
  41. PATENT FACTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 182 words
  42. FIRE AT COFF'S HARBOR.

    A fire broke out on Sunday morning in Hardy's newspaper shop at the Coff's Harbor jetty, and spread to the railway construction office, Hattersley's (tailor) ...

    Article : 88 words
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