FEDERAL SESSION.
In reply to a question as to whether he had seen a repcrt to the effect, that the British Government was interning all enemy subjects, the Minister for Defence, [?]ator ...
ON THE LAND.
Evidence of the extent to which the destruction of birds goes on all the year round may be obtained by anyone who likes to spend a day roaming about the bush areas which ...
Family Notices : 3,921 words
POULTRY FARMERS' CONFERENCE.
The date for the seventh annual poulitry farmers' conference at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College has been fixed for June 19 next, and arrangements have been made ...
In the House of Representatives, Mr. Page (Q.) asked the Prime Minister, Mr. Fisher, whether, In view of the fact that a feud existed in the Northern Territory between ...
EGG-LAYING COMPETITION.
GERMAN MINERS.
Burwood colliery was thrown idle to-day. because of the miners refusing to work with three or four Germans. Several of these men have been working at ...
FRUITGROWING.
In the districts around Maitland, Raymond Terrace, Paterson, and Dungog there is a wide field for planting citrus fruit. The districts offer splendid natural facilities. Ex ...
PANAMA COMMISSION.
The trouble occasioned by the abrupt recall of Mr. Edwards secretary of the Panama Exhibition Commission, by the Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Mahon, was advanced ...
BULLDOG SHOW.
The second grand combined open Australasian championship show, held by the British Bulldeg Club of Victoria, was begun to-day at the Guild Hall. ...
A SOLDIER'S FRAUD.
William George Thompson, a young man, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment at the City Court yesterday for imposition by false pretences. ...
THE WOOL TRADE.
As was to be expected after the decision of the conference of the interstate wool-selling brokers, last Saturday, the Syndy woolselling position, as [?] as the associated ...
DISTRICT ITEMS.
BERRY.—During the month of April the Berry Co-operative Company manufactured 26834 of butter, and treated 51,[?]53 gallons of milk for the Sydney trade. The ...
STATE TRAWLERS.
The Gumnundaal, the third steam steam trawler purchased by the State Government, for the State Fisheries Department, was among the arrivals at Sydney last night. ...
PELE FROM SMALLPOX.
Instructions have been issued by the Health Department of the State to its officers. throughout the Stale that from to-day smallpox restrictions throughout New South Wales ...
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