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  2. SCHOOL TRADITIONS.

    As the annual football match between Newington College and the King's School, on the grounds of the former, fell on Empire Day, advantage was taken of the occasion ...

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  3. LATE WAR NEWS.

    A semi-official report states: The battle of Verdun is becoming more bitter, and the latest phases are favourable. Furious counter-attacks along the whole of our ...

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  4. THE PREMIERS.

    The Premiers' Conference was resumed this morning, the president (Mr. Vaughan) taking the chair at 10 a.m. The first subject discussed was that of the renewal of loans from ...

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  5. RECRUITING.

    One hundred and thirty-two men volunteered at Victoria Barracks yesterday. Eighty-nine were accepted. There was a fairly good muster at the ...

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  6. REFERENDUM.

    In reply to a correspondent, who complains that only four booths will be provided in King Division for polling on the early closing referendum, the Chief Secretary states he is ...

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  7. CO-PARTNERSHIP.

    All interesting paper on "The Social Problem and the Christian Conscience" was read by Mr. Frank E. Pulsford at the Australasian Congregational Union ...

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  8. WAR AND STRIKES.

    "The Industrial war is looming before us, and it will reach an acute stage after the war of nations has ceased," said Sir William M'Millan, ex-president of the British Empire ...

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  9. MEETING AT FRUIT EXCHANGE.

    A meeting of the supportors of 6 o'clock closing of hotels was held at the dinner hour yesterday in the Fruit Exchange, off Bathurst-street. ...

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  10. MEETING AT BALMAIN.

    There was a good muster of the citizens of Balmain last night in the Central Hall, when a demonstration was conducted in favour of the closing of hotel bars at 6 o'clock. ...

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  11. COUNTRY RECRUITING.

    The country recruits for the seven days up to and including May 20 totalled 913. ...

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  12. RAGGED SCHOOLS.

    In honour of Empire Day, an entertainment and tea was given to the children of the Ragged School yesterday by Mrs. D. J. Monk. Archdeacon Boyce presided. ...

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  13. GERMANY'S AIM.

    A semi-official report states: The Austrian offensive in the Trentino, coupled with Germany's fierce onslaught on the Verdun front, is interpreted as a resolute ...

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  14. IN OTHER STATES.

    In Victoria to-day 146 men offered themselves for active service, but only half of that number were accepted. ...

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  15. CHURCHES UNITED.

    The manifesto published in yesterday's issue under the heading of "Churches United," and signed by representatives of the various churches, should have contained the name of ...

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  16. CHANGE OF ADDRESS.

    It is stated by the military authorities that the next ot kin of soldiers at the front should, whenever they change their address, immediately advise the officer in charge of base ...

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  17. ST. ANDREW'S.

    A brief but impressive service was held at St. Andrew's Cathedral at midday yester[?] on the occasion of the unveiling of an [?]nour board to those members of the ...

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  18. FIGURES FROM CENTRAL RAILWAY STATION.

    Dr. Long, Bishop of Bathurst, addressed [?] meeting at the Central Hall to-day in advocacy of 6 o'clock closing. He said the station master at Sydney Railway Station had ...

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  19. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE EMPLOYEES.

    The employees of the Government Printing Office who have gone to the war total 117, and yesterday a roll of honour, on which all their names were inscribed, was unveiled by Mr. ...

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  20. SHIPPING AMALGAMATION.

    A provisional agreement has been made for the amalgamation of the interests of the Cunard line and Commonwealth and Dominion line. ...

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  21. EGYPTIAN HEADQUARTERS.

    The headquarters for each of the Australian Imperial Force and New Zealand Expeditionary Force will at present be in Egypt. They will be known as the A.I.F. ...

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  22. COST OF WAR.

    The "Vossiche Zeitung" says that the Reichstag will shortly be asked to vote a credit of £500,000,000 sterling. ...

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  23. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Through the columns of your widely-circulating paper I would like to hear the views of our Catholic people why no practical interest is taken in regard to the early closing ...

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  24. WAR QUESTIONS.

    "M.B."—What we stated was for two children. The amount paid to you fortnightly for yourself and one child—£4 1s 1d—is perfectly correct. "Recruit."—You do not say if you are already in ...

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  25. THE BULGARIANS.

    Wireless advices state that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria has urgently appealed for Austro-German reinforcements, declaring that the Bulgarian ...

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  26. CASUALTIES.

    A fatal accident occurred at the Darling Harbour goods yard yesterday, the victim being a carter named Percy Wheway," married, lately living at 348 Young-street, ...

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  27. AT THE PRODUCE SALES.

    A gathering of buyers and selling agents celebrated Empire Day at the conclusion of the sales at the Alexandria Goods Sheds. Mr. A. S. Bach, of Dalton Bros., emphasised the ...

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  28. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Please allow me space in your valuable columns to say a few words re the above I was in Canada a few years back and in Toronto, Ontario. The hotels were all ...

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  29. CZAR REVIEWS TROOPS.

    The Czar, accompanied by the Czarina and Czarevitch, reviewed the troops in Bessarabia and proceeded to Odessa. ...

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  30. PREMIER OF QUEENSLAND.

    Mr. T. J. Ryan (Premier of Queensland) had a long interview to-day with the Governor of the Bank of England. Several important matters were discussed. ...

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  31. AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES.

    Word has been received that Private W. D. Watson, whose mother resides at N[?]w[?]ndoc, has been killed in action in France. Prior to enlisting the young soldier was ...

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  32. OPEN VERDICT.

    A magisterial inquiry into the death of John Fitzgerald. 33 years of ago, an able seaman, was conducted by the City Coroner, Mr. H. S. Hawkins, at the City ...

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  33. MISCELLANEOUS.

    A Paris message states that the Archbishop of Canterbury conducted drumhead services at the front. ...

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  34. "REGRETTABLE MISTAKE."

    A protest against the action of the Education Department in partly discontinuing the usual celebration of Empire Day by the Public schools was made by Sir William M'Millan ...

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  35. NEW ZEALAND MAIL STEAMERS.

    The New Zealand Shipping Company's May and June mail steamers will proceed to Wellington via the Panama Canal. ...

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  36. LEAGUE OF HONOUR SERVICE.

    A national war service was held in St. James's Hall last night, under the auspices of the New South Wales division of the Australasian League of Honour. Mr. Justice ...

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  37. CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

    The Congregational Union Assembly resumed its sittings to-day. The Rev. W. Lewis presided. A paper on home missions and the pressing need for home evangelists was read ...

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  38. PUBLIC SERVICE.

    The following appointments to the Public Service were confirmed at a meeting of the Executive Council yesterday:—Mr. C. H. Hay, as Secretary and P[?] manent Head, Premier's Department; Dr. K. A. ...

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  39. CIRCULAR SAW ACCIDENT.

    Thomas Hardy, 57, who lives in Illawarraroad, Marrickville, had his right hand caught in a circular saw whilst working at Hillyard's coach factory, Parramatta-road, ...

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  40. RAILWAY OFFICERS.

    An application has been lodged by the Railway and Tramway Officers' Association for a variation of the railway salaried officers' award. One of the matters included in the ...

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  41. LIVERPOOL CAMP.

    Empire Day was celebrated at Liverpool Camp last night by a stirring lecture and the presentation of illustrated lantern slides taken on the spot by Major Milne and ...

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  42. INDEX.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 144 words
  43. INJECTED POISON IN ARM.

    Frank Powell, aged about 35 years, was found lying unconscious in a room at 290 Elizabeth-street, where he boarded, about 11 o'clock yesterday morning. Poison had been injected ...

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  44. PROVIDING FOR SOLDIERS.

    The special committee appointed by the Premiers' Conference on Tuesday to devise a scheme for facilitating the employment of returned soldiers after the war to-day ...

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  45. VICTORIAN CELEBRATIONS.

    Empire Day was celebrated to-day in all the State schools in Victoria. The Governor and Lady Stanley attended a special Empire service at St. Paul's Cathedral. ...

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  46. FOUND HANGING.

    On Saturday night week at Mount Morgan Mrs. Jackson was assaulted. She was taken to the hospital with a fractured skull, Harry Martin was charged with ...

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  47. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Empir[?] Day was celebrated with enthusiasm in South Australia to-day. ...

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  48. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—It is amatter deeply to be regretted that the Government took the stand it did relative to the observance of Empire Day, and many of us hoped that the course you ...

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  49. BURNING ACCIDENT.

    Jessie Sly, 16, was severely burned at the residence of Mr. P. M'Garry on Monday, through her dress catching [?]. e. She was admitted to the hospital in a very serious state. ...

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  50. C.E. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, NORTH SYDNEY.

    Empire Day was celebrated at the Church of England Grammar School, North Sydney, yesterday morning by an address in chapel by Mr. R. Windeyer, who dealt with the subject ...

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  51. COAL MINERS.

    The delegate board of the Illawarra Colliery Employees' Association to-day decided that delegates should address members ot the respective lodges to-morrow, on the subject of ...

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  52. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 179 words
  53. THROWN FROM A SULKY.

    Mrs. Wright, of Linnwood, was thrown from her sulky while driving to Seven Hills railway station, and sustained a dislocated arm and leg. Miss Wright, who was also ...

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  54. HERBALIST FINED.

    At the City Court the Medical Board proceeded against H. Kugelman, the well-know[?] herbalist, on a charge of having advertised, on May 6, that he was willing to give medical ...

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  55. CONSCRIPTION OF EFFORT.

    A meeting under the auspices of the Voluntary Workers' Association was held at Waverley Town Hall last night. Dr. Lamrock (Mayor) occupied the chair, and it was decided ...

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  56. SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

    The pupils of the Sydney Grammar School were briefly addressed by Professor M. W. MacCallum. He pointed out how the real meaning of Empire Day had been ...

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  57. SHOPBREAKER TO ENLIST

    A sentence of two years' imprisonment imposed by Judge Moule, at the Bendigo General Sessions yesterday, in a case of shop-breaking, was suspended on the accused ...

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  58. FORESTRY CONFERENCE.

    Sitting in private to-day, the Forestry Conference considered the foundation o[?] an Australian School of Forestry, as suggested by his Excellency the Governor-General. Mr. ...

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  59. TO-DAY.

    Conservatorium: Sydney Madrigal Society, [?] St. James's Hall: Miss Lois Zucker's Concert, [?] Theatre Royal: "Birth of a Nation," [?] and [?]. Her Majesty's Theatre: "Mother Goose," 7.45. ...

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  60. ST. PAUL'S DAY SCHOOL, REDFERN.

    The day was celebrated at the day school connected with St. Paul's Church, Redfern. The proceedings were opened with appropriate prayers, and there was an excellent programme ...

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  61. INTERNED SUBJECTS.

    In reply to questions asked in the Legislative Assembly regarding the action of the Government towards the dependents of interned enemy subjects, who were in need of ...

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  62. SOLDIERS FINED.

    At the police court this morning four s[?] diers were fined £1 or seven days' imprisonment, and two others 10/ or three days, for riding on the trams without paying their ...

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  63. FATALLY STABBED.

    A Frenchman named D[?]rrien Desere died in the Newcastle Hospital last night from the effects of a knife wound which he received from a fellow countryman named Guillaume ...

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  64. SHEARERS' DISPUTE.

    The dispute in the pastoral industry has assumed a peculiar phase. In the central and northern division, negotiations on behalf of the pastoralists were conducted by an ...

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  65. WATERSIDE WORKERS' PIAINT.

    Mr. Morris, secretary of the Waterside Workers' Association, in the Arbitration Court to-day advised Mr. Justice Higgins that the parties in the case before the Court ...

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  66. UNION SECRETARY RESIGNS.

    At a special summons meeting of the United Clerks' Union last night a motion that the position of secretary be declared vacant was defeated on the [?]asting vote of the ...

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  67. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

    [?] andwick S. P. School an honour board was unveiled by Mr. David Storey. The board contains about 100 names of old boys and teachers of the school who have gone to ...

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