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  2. ST. JOHN'S (PRESBYTERIAN) LITERARY SOCIETY.

    The opening meeting of this newlyformed literary society of the St. John's Presbyterian Church was held in the schoolroom of the church on Monday ...

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  3. DEATH UNDER ANESTHETIC.

    The City Coroner (Dr. Ramsay Smith) to-day concluded the investigation into the death of Cecil Webb, a young man, who accidentally s[?]pped and cut his ...

    Article : 491 words
  4. HOOKEY.

    Two matches will be played at Buckingham ground, New Town, to-morrow. Buckingham A and B grades versus Old Hobartians A and B grades. The B grade match ...

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  5. PURCHASE FOR T.T.C. DERBY.

    Mr. H. S. Thompson has sold, through Messrs. Inglis and Son, a very nice-looking brother to Magnestorm (Charlemagne II.—Stormy) to Mr. A. E. Willing, ...

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  6. SPORTING NEWS

    At the annual meeting of the Tasmanian Turf Club on Tuesday evening a motion was carried by members recommending that all nominations close ...

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  7. THE NEW ZEALAND CENSUS.

    The Statistician (Major Giblin) writes:—The New Zealand census in April gave a population of 1,218,270, which was about 16,000, cr 1.3 per ...

    Article : 164 words
  8. SHIPBUILDING BOARD.

    It is not likely that the Federal Ministry will do anything for the present to fill the vacancy on the Shipbuilding Board of Control, caused by ...

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  9. FOOTBALL.

    Though North Hobart are continuing their victorious career for the League premiership, the meeting of Cananore and Lefroy at the cricket ground ...

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  10. GOLF

    In the second round of the golf contests now being played in America Kirkwood, the Australian champion, was fifth with a score of 77. His total is 151. ...

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  11. LAUNCESTON OPERATIC SOCIETY.

    At the annual meeting of the Launceston Operatic Society last night there was a representative gathering of members. Mr. T. N. Collins occupied the ...

    Article : 123 words
  12. COURSING.

    The National Coursing Club held a successful meeting to-day on the Strathmore estate, Nile. The T. R. Arthur Stakes was run in commemoration of ...

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  13. STATE PARLIAMENTS.

    The Legislative Council to-day passed the Supply Bill, and the motion for the adoption of the address in reply, and adjourned until August 9. ...

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  14. NORTH V. SOUTH.

    The League has decided to take one trainer from each of the senior clubs for the North and South match to be played at Launceston on August 6. ...

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  15. LAUNCESTON GIRLS' HOME.

    The 44th anniversary meeting of the Launceston Girls' Home, which was formerly the Industrial School, was held at the Town-hall, Launceston, yesterday. ...

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  16. NORTH-EAST COAST v. DERWENT VALLEY.

    At this week's meeting of the N.T.F.A. at Launceston a letter was received fiom the North-Eastern Association, which has four clubs playing under its ...

    Article : 104 words
  17. MEETING OF INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE.

    A meeting of the Investigation Committee of the league was held on Wednesday evening to hear the charges laid by Field Umpire Stewart against A. ...

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  18. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

    The first business done in the Assembly to-day was the passing of a Supply Bill of £900,000 for services. The debate on the measure resolved ...

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  19. NORTHERN PREMIERSHIP.

    The last match of the fourth round of the N.T.F.A. will be played to-morrow afternoon, when the old rivals, City and Launceston, will take the field. The ...

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  20. ALLEGED INFLUX OF JAPANESE.

    Some time ago statements were made by a traveller on the North and East Coast of Queensland that Japanese in hundreds were coming into Australia, ...

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  21. HOBART BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

    A meeting of the executive of the Benevolent Society was held at the board room, Bathurst-street, on Wednesday morning (Mr. Mather presiding), when ...

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  22. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.

    Lefroy v. Cananore.—Lefroy.—Nicholson, Limb, Manson, E. Byrne, Chopping, Burton, Bevan, Davie, Smith (2), Calvert, Jeffrey, Ulbrich, Freeman, Geard, ...

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  23. IMPROVEMENTS IN COLLINS STREET

    Sir,—We have heard a lot from the City Council recently re the improvements of Lower Collins-street, and during the last 12 months the South ...

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  24. "ILLUSTRATED MAIL" COMPETITION.

    In this week's "Illustrated Tasmanian Mail" prizes are offered for correct or nearest forecasts of the result of the Cananore-Lefroy football match, ...

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  25. MOTORING.

    The Grand Prix for motor-car racing, which was held in Fans to-day, was won by an American Dusenberg car, which covered 332 miles in 4 hours 7 minutes. ...

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  26. KETTERING AND OYSTER COVE RED CROSS CIRCLE.

    On Saturday afternoon last members of the Kettering and Oyster Cove Red Cross Circle, who had worked for three years and over, were presented with certificates ...

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  27. SOCCER.

    Division I. (Cottrell-Dormer Cup).— Hobart and Corinthians meet at Elwick to-morrow, the kick-off being timed for 3 p.m. Players and supporters are ...

    Article : 171 words
  28. OTHER MATCHES.

    Watersiders v. Clarence.—Clarence from Ward (capt.), Thurley Abel, Turner Hull, Read, Scott, Haynes (2), Dakin Taylor, Brown, Blew, Free, ...

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  29. HOMING.

    The Derwent-Park Society flew an interval race from Campania, with the following result:—E. Keady's Mayfair, 20min. 1sec., 1; Perkins Bros., 28min. ...

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  30. MAINLAND, NOTES.

    Talisman is expected to return to Tasmaina next week. Tavistock pulled up very dotty after galloping at Flemington this morning. ...

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  31. SCOTTSDALE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.

    A meeting of the Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Board was held on wednesday night the following being present:—Messrs. L. A. Skipper (chairman) R. Camm, R. H. Palett, ...

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  32. THE HIGH COURT.

    The Chief Justico (Sir Adrian Knox) gave his reserved decision on the application by defendants for a jury for trial of the action by the Commonwealth ...

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  33. THE ADDRESS IN REPLY.

    In the Assembly to-day the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Gunn) continued the debate on the address in reply. He challenged the Government' attitude, ...

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  34. RUGBY.

    The Australasian team of Rugby League footballers, which is to play in Great Britain, left to-day by the steamer Tahiti. Of the 28 players, 23 are ...

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  35. AMUSEMENTS.

    Community singing has now taken a good hold of the Hobart public, and the quality and control of sound noticeable at the Town-hall yesterday showed a marked ...

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  36. TENNIS.

    At Toronto to-day Todd (Australia) defeated La Prambois (Canada) by 6—2, 6—3, 6—8, 6—1, and Anderson (Australia) defeated Bennett (Canada), by ...

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  37. ARBITRATION COURT AND STATE INDUSTRIES.

    In the High Court to-day, the Chief Justice (Sir Adrian Knox), Mr. Justice Higgins, Mr. Justice Duffy, Mr. Justice Rich, Mr. Justice Powers, and ...

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  38. WAR SERVICE HOMES COMMISSION

    Sir,—Mr. E. C. Tregear for one ap pears to be satisfied, yet it seems to me that his apparent satisfaction is not a bit consistent with his final lament ...

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  39. THE PACIFIC ISLANDS.

    Mail deliveries to the Pacific Islands wero discussed to-day by the Federal Cabinet. The contract with Burns. Philp and Co. Ltd. expires at the end ...

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  40. THE INDIAN TEAM.

    It is announced that owing to the fire at Southampton on board the Cunard liner Mauretania, the sailing of the Indian Davis Cup team for the United ...

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  41. WAR MEDALS.

    It was announced by the Trade and Customs Department to-day that the war medals recently awarded by His Majesty the King to members of the ...

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  42. PAVILION DE DANSE.

    Quite a record crowd of danners filed the City-hall on Wednesday evening, when, under the patronage and in the presence of the Governor and Lady Allardyce, and ...

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  43. BRIDGE FOR RISDON

    Sir,—"Serapeum's" letter recalls [?] proposition made in 1832 to Governor Arthur by Captain Willian Jacob, of the Bombay Artillery, for the ...

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  44. LACROSSE.

    The following team will represent Moonah in the mat[?] against Midwood's Club, on the top ground:—Tom Hallam (capt.). A Dean (vice), Pledger, B. Packer, K. ...

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  45. MOWBRAY NOTES.

    At Mowbray this morning Gold Bit (W. Law) was handled well in a tour over the steeplechase fences. The son of Aurum—Snap made no attempt to run ...

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  46. MEETINGS. ETC.

    The Launceston Horticultural Society held its annual meeting in the Alberthall on Tuesday night, when, despite in[?]lement weather, there was the fair ...

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  47. FIRM FOUNDATION.

    People are sometimes slow to recognise true merit, and they cannot be b'amed, for so many have been humbugged in the past. The experience of hundreds of people. ...

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  48. GIRLS EMPLOYMENT

    Sir,—In your issue on July — the enclosed advertisement was printed, offering services for 2s. 6d. an afternoon. Now, if a girl 19 years old can ...

    Article : 235 words
  49. Advertising

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  50. A TRUE TONIC, NOT A STIMULANT.

    Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are not a stimulant but a tonic. There is a great difference between the two terms. Stimulants cause immediate increase of ...

    Article : 176 words
  51. GLENORCHY WAR MEMORIAL.

    A meeting of the executive of the Glenorchy War Memorial Committee was held in the Glenorchy Council-room on Tuesday night, the Warden (Mr. James ...

    Article : 122 words
  52. Advertising

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