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- Advertising
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- Family Notices
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- Barrier Miner. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1906 MALINGERERS.
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- METEOROLOGICAL. Forecast of the Weather.
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- MOROCCAN CONFERENCED ITS LESSONS. [Reuter's Message.] London, Monday.
  The "Temps," a leading Paris journal, says that the most striking lesson taught by the Moroccan Conference and its results is that if the ...
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- COURRIEEES DISASTER HONORS FOR SURVIVORS. A CHEVALIER OF THE LEGION OF HONOR. [Reuter's Message.] London, Monday.
  The French Minister of the Interior (M. Barthon) has conferred the Cross of the Legion of Honor on MM. Nemy and Pruvoist, leaders of the surviving. ...
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- HON. JOHN HUGHES. AUDIENCE WITH THE KING OF ITALY. [Reuter's Message] London, Monday.
  King Victor Emmanuel of Italy has accorded an audience to the Hon. John Hughes, M.L.C., of Sydney, who is on a visit to Europe. ...
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- THE METAL MARKET. Adelaide, Tuesday.
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- A COMMONWEALTH ORDER. Australasian Telegraphic Appliances. Melbourne, Tuesday.
  The Commonwealth has ordered eight sets of Cell's Australasian rapid telegraphic appliances. ...
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- THE TROUBLE IN NATAL. MORE NATIVES CONDEMNED TO DEATH. NO BACKING DOWN. DUTCH DISPLEASURE. DR. JAMESON SYMPATHETIC. [Reuter's Message.] London, Monday.
  The correspondent of the London "Daily Mail'' at Durban advises that two natives condemned to death for defying the magistrate charged with ...
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- THE DARK WAR CLOUD MENACING EUROPE. THE MOROCCAN SETTLEMENT SHOULD DISPEL IT. [Reuter's Message.] London, Monday.
  "The Times" states that the Algeciras settlement of the Moroccan difficulty ought to dispel the dark cloud of war which has been seriously ...
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- ORGANISED LABOR. MOVEMENT STARTED IN CANADA. London, Monday.
  Encouraged by the marked success of the Labborites at the recent general elections in the United Kingdom, a movement has been started to ...
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- THE KRONSTADT MUTINY. TRIAL BY NAVAL COURT. EIGHTY-FOUR ACCUSED ACQUITTED. [Reuter's Message.] London, Monday.
  The Russian Nayal Court has acquitted 84 out of 207 of those accused of being concerned in the Kronstadt naval mutiny last November. ...
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- THE UNITED STATES. GREAT COAL STRIKE. OVER HALF A MILLION MINERS OUT. [Reuter's Message.] London, Monday.
  Over half a million of the anthracite miners in the United States of America have struck work and are now out of the mines. The Miners' Union ...
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- CLERGYMAN WITH A BAT. Cricket and Ecclesiastical Functions. Melbourne, Tuesday.
  Mr. Bennet, theological student, of Rochester, has played in several cricket matches during the season. Several of his congregation were offended. ...
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- VICTORIAN WATER ACT. Three Commissioners Appointed. Their Salaries Fixed. Melbourne, Tuesday.
  The Victorian Cabinet has appointed Messrs. Stuart Murray, G. Garson, and William Cattanach, as Commissioners to administer the ...
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  All the workmen's candidates at the preliminary Duma elections at Odessa have been arrested for displaying Liberal tendencies. The ...
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- CANADA AND AMERICA. EARL GREY BANQUETED IN NEW YORK. RECIPROCAL COMPLIMENTS. [Reuter's Message.] London, Monday.
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- A NEW ZEALAND SENSATION. Murderous Attack. Inspired by Jealousy. Wellington, Tuesday.
  As an outcome of the recent fracas in Day's Bay, the man Bocquet has been committed for trial for an at tempt to murder one Reille, a laborer. ...
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- SYDNEY HARBOR COLLISION. Running Down a Motor Launch. Captain of the Manly Steamer Acquitted. Sydney, Tuesday.
  The Manly-Agnes collision, in which Mr. and Mrs. Hemings, of Balmain, were killed or drowned, came under notice yesterday in the Central ...
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- LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE. In an Oyster Saloon. Heavy Fines Imposed. Sydney, Tuesday.
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  A telegraphed summary of the opening of the Reid-Holnuin debate on Socialism in Sydney last night will appear in a later edition to-day. ...
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- FARMER BURNT OUT. Heavy Loss of Grain. Adelaide, Tuesday.
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- A FALL OF COAL. Two Miners Injured. Perth, Tuesday.
  Two miners, A. Galloway and E. Reeves, yesterday had their legs jammed by a fall of coal at the Co-operative Collieries mine, Collic. ...
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  About 500 miners, engineers, plumbers, and others turned out on Sunday to assist in the work of laying nearly a mile of water main to the ...
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- SPORTING. SYLVANITE BREAKS DOWN. Sydney, Tuesday.
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- A BIG PEDESTRIAN HANDICAPA. Melbourne, Tuesday.
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- BINNIA SCRATCHED. Sydney, Tuesday.
  Binnia (7st. 91b.) was withdrawn yesterday from the Doncaster Handicap. ...
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- STATE FIRE INSURANCE. Brisbane, Tusday.
  Addressing a meeting at Newtown, Ipswich, Mr. Maughan said he know for a fact that in a few weeks the Labor party would meet in cauous, when ...
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- QUEENSLAND REVENUE. Brisbane, Tuesday.
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- UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANT. A Japanese Arrested. Perth, Tuesday.
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- UNDERAGE BARMAID. Licensee Fined. Sydney, Tuesday.
  The first case in regard to the employment of females under the age of 21 was heard the Central Police Court yesterday, when the licensee of ...
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- OLD-AGE PENSIONER. His Last Fall. Sydney, Tuesday.
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- SHOT ON THE ROADWAY. Man in a Hut Admits Firing. says He Ordered the Other Away. Sydney, Tuesday.
  Michael Guilfoyle, a farm laborer, was found on the roadway in the Maitland district on Sunday with his right foot shattered by a gunshot. ...
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- A MONTH'S GOLD. Perth, Tuesday.
  The March gold yield was 155,574 fine ounces, valued at £660,838. ...
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- DEATH OF A PILOT. Captain Webster Succumbs at Sea. Sydney, Tuesday.
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- GLENBROOK RAILWAY WASHAWAY. Presentation for Services Rendered. Sydney, Tuesday.
  The brothers Donald and Thomas Skarrett were yesterday each presented with £35 for services rendered to the Railway Department at the washaway ...
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- RAILWAY CONFERENCE. Left for Adelaide. Sydney, Tuesday.
  Messrs. Harper, Thow, Frazer, and Hall, of the New South Wales Railway Department, left Sydney last nighr for Adelaide, in order to take ...
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- THE TURE.
  Mr. J. J. Macken, the owner of Tartan, has refused to price his horse. Mr. R. Wootton tried hard to purecase even lease, the Australian champion to ...
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- MINING. THE LONDON MARKET. Adelaide, Tuesday.
  Messrs. Clarke and Co.'s latest, London share quotations (dated Monday, 5.10 p.m.) are:—Associated buyers 41s. 3d.; Associated Northern Blocks, ...
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- TO-DAY'S SHARE SALES.
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- THE PROPRIETARY FIRE.
  Very little short of the full complement of men is now engaged underground at the Proprietary mine showing that the isolation of the Block 11 ...
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- THE ZINC CORPORATION.
  The Broken Hill branch of the Zinc Corporation is beginning to show something tangible for its large expenditure of capital on the Barrier. The ...
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- THE C.S.A. MINES LIMITED.
  Following is the progress report of the C.S.A. Mines Limited for thr week ended March 25:—The north drive at the 452ft level has been, advanced ...
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- AN ESCAPED PRISONER. Perth, Tuesday.
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  Mr. W.M.Dufi, who has been connected with the Propriotary Company as draughtsman, left Broken Hill last night on a brief holiday trip. On ...
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- BLOCK 14.
  The Block 14 mill continues to give good results, and a gradually increasing output marks the progress of improvements as they are completed. The ...
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- POPE PIUS. PRINCESS ENA'S CONVERSION CAUSES HIM TO BE DISCUSSED.
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- ACCIDENT AT THE PROPRIETARY.
  A miner named J. H. Clarke met with a nasty accident at the Proprietary mine, last night. He was engaged barring down around at the 400ft level ...
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  Annadale has again won the bowls championship of Victoria. This is its fourth year of holding the premiership without suffering defeat. This record ...
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- THIEVES METHODS. Interesting Revelations. A Pentridge " Stiff."
  Prisoners in Pentridge, though intended to be cut off from the rest of the world, have (says the Melbourne "Argus") many ways of ...
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- HOHSE STEALING.
  Janies Mahon, who was at the Quater Sessions yesterday (before Judge Gibson) found guilty of horse stealing and reminded for sentence, was ...
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Tue 3 Apr 1906 - Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954)
Page 2 - GLENBROOK RAILWAY WASHAWAY.

GLENBROOK RAILWAY WASHAWAY.

Presentation for Services Rendered.

Sydney, Tuesday.

The brothers Donald and Thomas
Skarrett were yesterday each presented
with £35 for services rendered to the
Railway Department at the washaway
at Glenbrook.

Article identifier: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44496294
Page identifier: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page3377707
APA citation: GLENBROOK RAILWAY WASHAWAY. (1906, April 3). Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954), , p. 2. Retrieved April 7, 2016, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44496294
MLA citation: "GLENBROOK RAILWAY WASHAWAY." Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954) 3 April 1906: 2. Web. 7 Apr 2016 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44496294>.
Harvard/Australian citation: 1906 'GLENBROOK RAILWAY WASHAWAY.', Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954), 3 April, p. 2. , viewed 07 Apr 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44496294
Wikipedia citation: {{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article44496294 |title=GLENBROOK RAILWAY WASHAWAY. |newspaper=[[Barrier Miner]] |volume=XIX, |issue=5536 |location=New South Wales, Australia |date=3 April 1906 |accessdate=7 April 2016 |page=2 |via=National Library of Australia}}

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