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  2. AMUSEMENTS. HER MAJESTY'S.

    To-night the "Duchess of Danteic." starts upon the third week of its season, and the intrinsic merit of the melodies running through the piece, backed up by a romantic plot and highly efficient all-round ...

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  3. PARLIAMENT HOUSE.

    The standing committee on Public works commenced an inquiry yesterday regarding the expediency of carrying out a scheme for the remodelling of the Parliamentary Buildings, ...

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  4. MASTER BUILDERS.

    There was a large gathering at the Master Builders' Exchange last evening to celebrate the first anniversary of the opening of their building in Castlereagh-street, and at the same ...

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  5. COUNTRY NEWS. TAMWORTH WATER SUPPLY.

    Alderman Nankervis, who ret[?]rned from Sydney this morning, after having, in conjunction with the Mayor and Mr. Levien, had an interview with the Minister for Works in ...

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  6. NEWCASTLE. COAL EXPORT TRADE.

    The following vessels cleared at the Customs-houso to-day:—Foreric, s, for Guayaquil, with 6133 tons of coal; Suva, s, for Suva, via Syd..ey, with 660 tons coal; Mintaro, s, for ...

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  7. SCIENCE AT BRISBANE.

    He is everywhere. You meet him on the tramcars, you meet him on the river, you meet him in the street—you like to meet him. In the early morning and the late ...

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  9. THE ROYAL.

    "The Sign of the Cross" last night terminated [?] very successful run, and Mr. Julius Knight and Miss Beatrice Day received quite a complimentary ovation at the end of the last act. ...

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  10. AN EDUCATIONAL WORKMEN'S CLUB.

    The twelfth annual meeting of the Helensburgh Workmen's Social and Literary Club was held last night. The report, which was adopted, showed that lectures had been ...

    Article : 148 words
  11. YOUNG WALLSEND HEWING RATES.

    The trouble at the Young Wallsend mine in regard to the hewing rate still continues, notwithstanding that several attempts have recently been made to effect a settlement. The ...

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  12. CRITERION THEATRE.

    The "Gayest of the Gay" was played for the last time on Friday evening, and to-night Mr. William Anderson will present William Bourne's four-act drama, "Mau to Man," which Mr. George Rignold nine or ...

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  13. NIGHT SHIFT AT BURWOOD.

    For some time past the night shift at the Burwood,colliery has been complaining about the absence of an engine-driver at the colliery during the night time. After the 4 ...

    Article : 138 words
  14. THE HOSPITALS.

    The annual meeting of the Grenfell District Hospital was well attended last evening, the president, Mr. G. W. F. Marshall, being chairman. The balance-sheet showed ...

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  15. THE PALACE.

    "East Lynne" terminated its career at the Palace last night, and the management announce the production for the first time here this evening of a drama entitled "The Broken Home." The full strenght of ...

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  16. EXPORT OF COAL FOR THE WEEK.

    The total quantity exported from Newcastle during the week ended the 16th inst amounted to 87,787 tons, of which 48,511 tons were shipped to interstate and New Zealand depots, ...

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  17. THE CHURCHES.

    A sale of work was opened in the Blackheath Hall on Wednesday by Rev. John Ferguson, of St. Stephen's, Sydney, before a good gathering of resjdents and visitors. Rev. ...

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  18. A SYDNEY BURGLARY.

    A sailor was arrested to-day by Detective M'Hattie and Ramsay, and charged with being implicated in the robbery of jewellery from Mr. Spiers' house at Hunter's Hill on Sunday ...

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  19. THE MOORE-ROBERTS DRAMATIC COMPANY.

    The dramatic company under the direction of Mi[?] Maggie Moore and Mr. H. R. Roberts, and which includes Messrs. John Forde, W. J. Montgomery, T. B. Francis, Sydney Everit, the Misses Laura Roberts, ...

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  20. THE TIVOLI.

    Two new English artists arrived in Sydney by the N.D.L. Yorck, under engagements to Mr. Harry Rickards, and will make their first appearance at the Tivoli during this afternoon's matinee. They are A. ...

    Article : 133 words
  21. THE DEADLY PEA RIFLE.

    A lad named Watty Reid was taken to the Wallsend Hospital to-night suffering from a wound caused by a pea rifle. Whether the shot was accidental or not could not be ...

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  22. THE CRT FOR CAMPS.

    The cadet year runs, with the official year, from July 1, 1908, to June 30, 1909. All the cadet camps in this cadet year are over, except those of the 4th Senior Cadets. Now that ...

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  23. WORKS COMMITTEE. PEAK HILL TO PARKES RAILWAY.

    The Public Works Committee yesterday took further evidence respecting the proposed railway from Peak Hill to Parkes. Mr. W. J. Hanna submitted a report from ...

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  24. NATIONAL AMPHTTHEATRE.

    At this place of amusement Mr. James Brem[?] presents the usual change of programme, commencial with to-day's matinee. The new artists announce[?] to appear are Dalbeame, equilibrist and exp[?] ...

    Article : 79 words
  25. HABERFIELD TRAMWAY SERVICE.

    A deputation representing the Haberfield District Progress Association was introduced to the Railway Commissioners yesterday by Mr. Robson, M.L.A., and asked that an ...

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  26. SPENCER'S THEATRESCOPE COMPANY.

    Mr. Spencer provides a mumber of new items for his fresh programme, which will be started at the Lyce[?]a this atternoon. These include "Ex Convict No. 900," a sensational subject, "The football Warrior," ...

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  27. THE GLACIARIUM.

    Beginning with the matinee to-day. Mr. West announces his intention to submit to his patrous at the Glaciarium a series of interesting pictures, giving some seenes and illustrations of the Broken Hill ...

    Article : 131 words
  28. PROPOSED TRAMWAYS.

    Mr. W. Hutchinson, chief engineer railways and tramways, said the line would have a length of 74 chains of single track, and the estimated cost was £22,075, inclusive of ...

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  29. PARRAMATTA DISTRICT. TRAIN SERVICE.

    A meeting of the league recently formed with the object of endeavouring to secure better railway facilities for Granville and the surrounding districts was held in the Granville ...

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  30. WONDERLAND CITY.

    The continuance of fine warm weather has rendered the seaside a desirable place for an afternoon or evening's amusement, and for that reason Wonderland City has been freely patronised during the week. ...

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  31. CLAY'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.

    This company reports good business during the week at the Standard Theatre, and in various ouburbs. The Ahlbergs, Delavale, and Gilbert proved a success. Mr. J. Hughes is to make his first ...

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  32. EXHIBITION-BUILDING.

    The reopening of the Exhibition-building, Prices Alfred Park, for the purposes of exhibiting biograph pictures, has proved a success, and the new [?]lms showing various phases of the Burna-Johnson contest ...

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  33. "IT'S ALL RIGHT."

    The wife of the ex-world's champion left her purse In a cab after travelling to her residence, The Gunyah, Darling Point, yesterday afternoon. The purse contained a cheque for £250, ...

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  34. MILITARY-ROAD TO CREMORNE POINT TRAMWAY.

    Mr. Hutchinson also gave details in regard to the proposed tramway from Military-road, North Sydney, to Cremorne Point. The length was 1 mile 45 chains, and the estimated cost ...

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  35. BIJOU PICTURE PALACE.

    The Bijou Amusements, Ltd, are doing very satisfactory business at this place of amusement, and the new programme with which the week opens promises to be attractive and interesting. ...

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  36. CORONER'S INQUEST.

    On Friday morning Mr. E. L. Maitland, S.M., Parramatta Coroner, held an inquest respecting the death of James C. Robertson, an employee at Clyde works, who on the previous ...

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  37. ORGAN RECITAI.

    On Sunday Mr. Phillip Dunn is to give another organ recital at the Town Hall, Sydney. The programme, which will commence at 3.15 p.m., will embrace a fantasia on the Austrian National Hymn ...

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  38. "MARTHA."

    The Mosman Musical Society, which has produced several English operas, will give four performances of "Martha" at the Palace Theatre, veginning on February 6. The society has already appeared in ...

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  39. SUDDEN DEATH.

    On Thursday evening an old-age pensioner named Samuel Drake, aged 74 years, residing in Parramatta, died suddenly at the residence of Mr. M. Davis, Church-street, Parramatta. ...

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  40. NEW ISLAND STEAMER.

    A contract for the construction of a handsome auxiliary schooner, with clipper bows, for cruising in the Solomon Islands, has just been secured by Messrs. Morrison and ...

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  41. MISS LUCY BOWES' CONCERT.

    A concert is announced to be given in the Town Hall on February 23 by Miss Lucy Bowes, a sopran[?] who contemplates visiting Europe. ...

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  42. THE CAVANBA'S BOILERS.

    An inquiry was opened yesterday by the Marine Court, before Judge Backhouse and Messrs. J. H. Berry and G. Cromack (assessors), into the circumstances touching the ...

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  43. ANNIVERSARY NIGHT'S CONCERT.

    On Anniversary Night a number of favourite artists will appear in a popular concert at the Town Hall Mr. C. C. Hellemann will be the solo organist, and a programme of essentially popular songs will be ...

    Article : 66 words
  44. TRADES AND LABOUR.

    At a meeting of the Eight Hours' Committee, held at the Trades Hall last night, Mr. E. Cutler occupied the chair. A balance-sheet of the last demonstration was submitted, showing a profit of £1400 is ...

    Article : 106 words
  45. PARRAMATTA ORCHARD NOTES.

    The real effects of the late heat wave are now being thoroughly realised, and in the vine-growing districts, after making a careful estimate, it is stated that there only remains ...

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  46. COMPLIMENT TO MR. LEETE.

    The date of the complimentary performance to Mr. J. C. Leete, the well-known business manager for Mr. Harry Rickards, has been fixed for Febraary 3, when a matinee will be given. Among the many artists who ...

    Article : 104 words
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  48. SPECTACLE OF THE ITALIAN DISASTER.

    A realistic reproduction of the ill-fated Italian cities destroyed by the recent earthquakes will be given at the Royal Agricultural Showground for a season of five nights, opening January 25. The spectacle will be ...

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  49. DREDGING UPPER LANE COVE.

    Sir,—I see by your columns that the muchneeded dredging of Upper Lane Cove is at last likely to eventuate. May I be permitted space to respectfully submit to the ...

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  50. COMMONWEALTH EISTEDDFOD.

    The committee of the grand Commonwealth Eisteddfod to be held at the Sydney Town Hall during Easte[?] has received letters from Newcastle during the week indicating that two choirs at least from that ...

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  51. CRICKETERS' MOTOR ACCIDENT.

    It was thought that the chauffeur of the motor car from which Messrs. Clem Hill, Gehrs, Claxton, Jenkins, and Father Fleming were capsized on the road to National Park on ...

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