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Tue 20 Mar 1917 - The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954)
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Line 0.0.0Commonwealth Shoo Co., Tit Oxford-street,
Line 0.0.1have just opened their Autumn styles.
Line 0.0.2Always earliest In the latest footwear.

Line 1.0.0LEGAL NOTICES.
Line 1.0.1IX THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH
Line 1.0.2WALES. — PRORATE JURISDICTION.— In tho
Line 1.0.3Will of REBECCA CAMPBELL, lato of CJosford,
Line 1.0.4In tho State of New South Wales, Widow, de
Line 1.0.5ceased. PURSUANT to the Wills Probate and
Line 1.0.6Administration Act, 1858, NOTICE is hereby given
Line 1.0.7that every creditor or other person having any
Line 1.0.8claim against tho Estate of tho abovenamed de
Line 1.0.9ceased, who died on or about the Seventeenth day
Line 1.0.10of November, One thousand nine hundred and
Line 1.0.11fifteen, and Probate of whose Will was on tho
Line 1.0.12Twonty-flfth day of February. One thousand nine
Line 1.0.13hundred and sixteen, granted by the Supremo
Line 1.0.14Court of New South Wales to JOHN WILLIAM
Line 1.0.15SMYTH CAMPBELL CANUTE BROOKS, and
Line 1.0.16PERCY VERNON McCULLOCH, the executors in
Line 1.0.17the' said Will named, 4 hereoy required to send
Line 1.0.18particulars In writing uf such claim to 'the said
Line 1.0.19JOHN WILLIAM SMYTH CAMPBELL CANUTE
Line 1.0.20BROOKS and PERCY VERNON McCULLOCH, In
Line 1.0.21care of the undersigned PERCY VERNON McCUL
Line 1.0.22LOCH, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or
Line 1.0.23before tho First day of May, Ono thousand nine
Line 1.0.24hundred and seventeen, at tho expirutlon of which
Line 1.0.25time the said JOHN WILLIAM SMYTH CAMP
Line 1.0.26BELL CANUTE BROOKS and PERCY VERNON
Line 1.0.27McCULLOCH will proceed to distribute tho assets
Line 1.0.28of tho said deceased amongst the persons entitled
Line 1.0.29thereto, having regard only to the claims of which
Line 1.0.30they then havo notice. And notlco is hereby fur-
Line 1.0.31thor given that the said JOHN WILLIAM SMYTH
Line 1.0.32CAMPBELL CANUTE BROOKS and PERCY VER
Line 1.0.33NON McCULLOCH will not bo liablo for tho
Line 1.0.34assots or any part thereof so distributed, to any
Line 1.0.35person of whoso claim tli'ey shall not have had
Line 1.0.36notlco at tho time of such distribution. Dated
Line 1.0.37this Fifth day of March, 1917. PERCY VERNON
Line 1.0.38McCULLOCH. 118 Pitt-street, Sydney. Proctor for
Line 1.0.39tho Executors.
Line 1.0.40IX THE SUPREME TOURT OF NEW SOUTH
Line 1.0.41WALES.— PROBATE JURISDICTION. — In the
Line 1.0.42Will of WILLIAM CARLETON SKARRATT, late
Line 1.0.43of Sydney, In the State of New South Wales,
Line 1.0.44Gentleman, deceased. PURSUANT to the Wills
Line 1.0.45Probate and Administration Act, 189S, NOTICE Is
Line 1.0.46hereby glvon that every creditor or other person
Line 1.0.47having claim against tho Estate of WILLIAM
Line 1.0.48CARLETON SKARRATT, tho abovenamed de
Line 1.0.49Fix this textceased, who died on or about the Fifth day of
Line 1.0.50May, Ono thousand nine hundred and sixteen, and
Line 1.0.51Probate of whose Will was on the Fifteenth day
Line 1.0.52of July, One thousand nine hundrod and sixteen,
Line 1.0.53grafited by the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Line 1.0.54to THOMAS CARLETON SKARRATT, of Lakes-
Line 1.0.55land, one of the Executors In the' said Will named,
Line 1.0.56Is hereby required to send particulars In writing
Line 1.0.57of such claim to the said THOMAS CARLETON
Line 1.0.58SKARRATT, in care of the undersigned, PERCY
Line 1.0.59VERNON McCULLOCH, at his office hereunder
Line 1.0.60"mentioned, on or boforo tho First day of May,
Line 1.0.61Ono thousand nine hundred and seventeen, at the
Line 1.0.62explratlon of which time the said THOMAS CAR
Line 1.0.63LETON SKARRATT will proceed to distribute the
Line 1.0.64assets of the said deceased among the persons
Line 1.0.65entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims
Line 1.0.66of which ho then has notice,- and notlco is hereby
Line 1.0.67further given that the said THOMAS CARLETON
Line 1.0.68SKARRATT will not be liable for the assets. or
Line 1.0.69any purt thereof so distributed to any person of
Line 1.0.70whose claim he shall not have had notice at the
Line 1.0.71time of such distribution. Dated this Fifth
Line 1.0.72day of March, 1917. PERCY VERNON McCUL
Line 1.0.73LOCH, 118 PiU-street. Sydney. Prootor for the
Line 1.0.74said THOMAS CARLETON SKARRATT,
Line 1.0.75IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH
Line 1.0.76WALES. — PROBATE JURISDICTION.— In tho Es
Line 1.0.77tate of THOMAS HECTOR WEAUNE, lato of
Line 1.0.78Fraser-street, Lclchhardt, in tho State of New
Line 1.0.79South Wales, Shift Electrician, deceased, Intestate.
Line 1.0.80APPLICATION will bo made vaftcr fourteen days
Line 1.0.81from tho publication hereof that administration of
Line 1.0.82tho Estato of tho abovenamed decenscd may bo
Line 1.0.83granted to ETHEL MARGARET WEARNE, tho
Line 1.0.84Widow of the said deceased, without bond . as
Line 1.0.85surety, and all persons having any claim against
Line 1.0.86tho said deceased arc hereby requested to send In
Line 1.0.87particulars thereof to, and all notices may bo
Line 1.0.88served at the Ofilce of tho undorslgncd. SLY and
Line 1.0.89RUSSELL, Proctors for Administratrix, 369 Georgo-
Line 1.0.90street, Sydney,
Line 1.0.91TENDERS
Line 1.0.92COMMONWBAI/ril . MILITARY FORCES.
Line 1.0.93District Contract, and Supply, Boards,
Line 1.0.94Ordnance Department,
Line 1.0.95Circular Quay, Sydney.
Line 1.0.96TENDERS ARE INVITED for the undermen
Line 1.0.97tioned Supplies:—
Line 1.0.98ON WEDNESDAY, 28TH MARCH, 1917.
Line 1.0.9977.00 Pairs BOOTS, Ankle, Brown, Senior Cadot.
Line 1.0.100TENDERS will be received until three p.m. on
Line 1.0.101the ditto shown at tho abovo-mentjonea office,
Line 1.0.102where tender forms and all particulars may bo
Line 1.0.103obtained.
Line 1.0.104The lowest or any tender will not noccssarlly bo
Line 1.0.105ucceptcd.
Line 1.0.106G. F. PEARCE,
Line 1.0.1071 0/3/ 17. . Minister of Stato for Defenco.
Line 1.0.108" WANTED TO SELL
Line 1.0.109PAWNBROKERS1 BARGAINS.
Line 1.0.110We open up a great variety of all Household
Line 1.0.111Requirements cvory day. Including Sterling Sliver
Line 1.0.112Goods of every description. Magnificent Diamond
Line 1.0.113Jewotiery, Silver and Plated Ware, and Cut Glass
Line 1.0.114for Sideboard and Table Use, Knives, Forks and
Line 1.0.115Spoons, and Table Accessories; Firearms, Ladles'
Line 1.0.116and Gont.'s Solid Gold and Silver Watahes;
Line 1.0.117Ladles' Solid Gold Expanding Watch Banglos;
Line 1.0.118Solid Gold Jeweller, 9ct„t15ct„ and 18ct. Rings,
Line 1.0.119Brooches, Banglen, P ndants, Earrings, Alberts,
Line 1.0.120Links, &c. Unredeemed Fledges for Sale. Won
Line 1.0.121derful Values,
Line 1.0.122BERKMAN'S,
Line 1.0.123LICENSED PAWNBROKERS,
Line 1.0.124102-4 WILLI J M-ST.,
Line 1.0.125SYDNEY.
Line 1.0.126'Phono, Wllllum-st. 819.
Line 1.0.127Ult.l.lAKD TABLE MANUFACTURERS.— IIK1RON
Line 1.0.128and SMITH, LTD., 216 Cantlereugh-st. Experi
Line 1.0.129enced Workmen sent to all pats of the State.
Line 1.0.130Tel., Clt.y <697. ;
Line 1.0.131BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS,— HL1KON
Line 1.0.132and SMITH. LTD., 210 Castlerefn-t. Gold
Line 1.0.133Medal, Franco-British Exhibition, '08; O.M..
Line 1.0.134Brlsbano '09.
Line 1.0.135LARGE Quantity of SOUND HARDWOOD, nil good
Line 1.0.136building slr.es, very cheap.
Line 1.0.137A. FEW1NGS and CO., LTD.,
Line 1.0.138£9 Shepherd-street,
Line 1.0.139w Darlington.
Line 1.0.140STATE ELECTIONS.
Line 1.0.141gordon election.
Line 1.0.142NO-LICENSE VOTERS.
Line 1.0.143VOTE FOR PETRIE,
Line 1.0.144Your Advocato for 20 years. ,
Line 1.0.145Put your cross in tlio BOTTOM SQUARE.
Line 1.0.146G. E. BODLEY,
Line 1.0.147Organising Secretary.
Line 1.0.148A. L. LONSDALE, I Unn c-
Line 1.0.149A. e. WEAUNE, ) Secs-
Line 1.0.150Printed and Published by GEORGE COLES, "Bristol,' "
Line 1.0.151Hunncrong-road, South Kensington, for the Sun
Line 1.0.152Newspaper, Ltd., at the office of the Company, S3
Line 1.0.153(.'nvtlereiiph'strcet, Sydney, in the State of New
Line 1.0.154South Wales.

Line 2.0.0STATE ELECTIONS.
Line 2.0.1THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
Line 2.0.2CONSCRIPTION IS SETTLED.
Line 2.0.3"We declare that the Issue of Conscription, hav
Line 2.0.4ing been referred to the pooplo of Australia, and
Line 2.0.5decided by them in the negative,' is settled. We .
Line 2.0.6accept unreservedly the "crdlct of tho -people, and
Line 2.0.7will give no support to any endeavor to again
Line 2.0.8ralso tho question."
Line 2.0.9(Signed)—
Line 2.0.10Members of the Ministry: — W. A. Hohnanl D. R,
Line 2.0.11Hall, John Garland, R. T. Ball,' W. C." Grahame, A,
Line 2.0.12G. F. .Tames. W. G. Ashford; J. C. L. Fltzpatrlck,
Line 2.0.13G. S.. Beeby, David Storey, G. W. Fuller, J. D. Fitz
Line 2.0.14gerald. 9
Line 2.0.15Selected National Candidates: — H; W. Lane,
Line 2.0.16Mark Morton, J. Milter, G. R. W. M'Donatd,
Line 2.0.17J. Perry, W. E. J. Weller. D. Levy, A.
Line 2.0.18Graff, W, Brown, Brinslcy Hall, A. Edvlcn, E,
Line 2.0.19Buttenshaw, T. Waddell, R. Scoblo, Dr. R. Arthur,
Line 2.0.20P. McCnrry,' T. H. Eslick, .T. J. Cohen, W. Thomp
Line 2.0.21son, P. Daly, A. A, C. Cocks, Mac. Abbott. R. W.
Line 2.0.22D. Weaver, W. F. Latimer, W. E. V. Robson, A.
Line 2.0.23Grlmr.i, Dr, Stopford, Capt. Millard, G. A, 'Bur
Line 2.0.24gess, J. C. Hunt, W. A. ZulU, W. J. Phillips, T.
Line 2.0.25Hosklns, W/ H. Glutton, F. J. Thomas, J. T.
Line 2.0.26Csano, Murdoch McLood, T. Crawford, J. A. Per
Line 2.0.27kins, ,R. Hollis, A. Bruntnell, vJ. Falllck, W. R.
Line 2.0.28Bagnall, C. A, Lee, C. W. Oakes, J, B. Nicholson, '
Line 2.0.29P. M. Bourke, G. S. Brlner, L. O. Martln, W, L.
Line 2.0.30Duncnn, J. Ryan, A. G. Manning, Sydney Smith,
Line 2.0.31H. D. Morton, T. J. Ley, J. J. Morrish, G. Ncsbltt.
Line 2.0.32A. Reed, J. S. T. M'Gowen.
Line 2.0.33TO-NIGHT'S MELTINGS.
Line 2.0.34BALMAIN.— Town Hall, 8:. Dr. Stopford, Selected
Line 2.0.35National Candidate; F. R. Maclean, W. Htllapd.
Line 2.0.36BURWOOD.— Ireland's Corner, Burwood and Liver-
Line 2.0.37_ pool Roads, 8: On behalf of T. Henley. M.L.A.
Line 2.0.38CAMPBRDOWN.— 1, Wood ai)d Hereford Streets.
Line 2.0.39Forest Lodge, 8: W. E. J. Weller, Selected
Line 2.0.40National Candidate; Scrgt, Cowan. 2, Wood's
Line 2.0.41Hotel, Arundel Street; W. E. ,7. Weller,
Line 2.0.42DRUMMOYNE.— Chelmsford Hall. Five Dock, 8: A.
Line 2.0.43Graff, M.L.A., Selected Nationul Candidate; Hon.
Line 2.0.44J. A. Browne, M.L.C.
Line 2.0.45DULW1CII HILL.— 1. Wnrdelt-road Bridge, 8: T.
Line 2.0.46Hosklns, M.L.A., Selected National Candidate;
Line 2.0.47S. V. Toose, 2, Constitution-road and Windsor-
Line 2.0.48road, 8: T. Hosklns, M.L.A., T. F; H. M'Kenzle.
Line 2.0.49ENMORE.— Corner Juliet and Scouller streets, 8;
Line 2.0.50- Hon. D. R. Hall, M.L.A., Selected National Can
Line 2.0.51didate.
Line 2.0.52GLEBE. — Bridge-road and Brougham-street, 8:
Line 2.0.53W. H. Clutton, Selected National Candidate; Hon,
Line 2.0.54D. R. Hall, M.L.A., Attorney-General.
Line 2.0.55GORDON.— 1, Broughton-rond, Artnrmon, 8;, T. R,
Line 2.0.56Bavin, Selected Nationnl Candidate. 2, Chats-
Line 2.0.57wood, near Railway, 8: T. R. Bavin and others.
Line 2.0.583, School of Arts, Artnrmon, 3.30: Women's
Line 2.0.59Meeting.
Line 2.0.60GRANVILLE.— 1, Auburn, 8: W. L. Duncan, Select
Line 2.0.61ed Nutlonal Candidate; Aid. Lofts,. 2, Lidcombe,
Line 2.0.628: W. L. Duncan, F. W. Gregory, .77 A. Hurrul.
Line 2.0.63HURSTV1LLT3,— 1, Mortdnle Itnllway-squaro, 8; 'P.
Line 2.0.64J. Ley, Selected National Candidate; W. Gran-
Line 2.0.65, tham, 2, Cronulla, 8: Sir Allen Taylor, B. J.
Line 2.0.66Cirogan, and others. 3, Como, 8.16: T. J, Ley
Line 2.0.67and W. H. Paine.
Line 2.0.68KING. — Forbes and Bert streets, 8: J. J. Morrish,
Line 2.0.69Selected Nutlonal Candidate; J. A. Hendry,
Line 2.0.70MARRICKVILLE.— 1, Union-street and Cook's
Line 2.0.71River-road, Tempo, 8: T. S. Crawford, M.L.A.,
Line 2.0.72Selected National Candidate. 2, Renwlck-street
Line 2.0.73- and Unwln's Bridge-road. Tempe. ' 3, Schwebel-
Line 2.0.74street and Mecks-road, The Warren, 8. Speakers:
Line 2.0.75Aid. B. Richards. Mr. John Hughes, D.' Mugulre,
Line 2.0.76T. S. Crawford. M.L.A. p
Line 2.0.77NEWTOWN.— Linthorpo and Richard streets, 8:

Line 3.0.0j\, nuiun, aeiecieu xsuuonai uanuiuate;
Line 3.0.1C. T. Forscutt. J. Sutton. .
Line 3.0.2PADDINGTON.— Corner Paddlngton-street and
Line 3.0.3Queon-strect, Paddington, 8: T, II. Eslick, Select
Line 3.0.4ed National Candidate; H. C. M'Phcc, O. Lindsay
Line 3.0.5Thompson.
Line 3.0.6PARRAMATTA.— I, Town Hall. Dundas, 8; Albert
Line 3.0.7Bruntnell, M.L.A., Selected National Candidate;
Line 3.0.8H. V. Maxwell. 2, Rumscy's Store, Dundas, 8:
Line 3.0.9A. Bruntnell, M.L.A.
Line 3.0.10FETERSHAM.— ' Victoria-street and Hobbs street,
Line 3.0.11Lewlsham, 8; J. J. Cohen, M.L.A., Selected Na
Line 3.0.12tional Candidate; Mr. John .Hughes.
Line 3.0.13REDFERN.— I.' Weils and Regent streets, 8: Aid.
Line 3.0.14Ilolden In chair. 2. RosclilU and . Marlon streets,
Line 3.0.158: Aid. Isaacs, chnlr (on behalf of Hon. J. S. T.
Line 3.0.16M'Gowen, M.L.A.. Selected National Candidate).
Line 3.0.17ROZELLE.— 1. Power's Hotel. Bclmoro and Evans
Line 3.0.18streets, 8: A. Reed, Selected National Candidate.
Line 3.0.192. Smith's Ilotet, Weston-road: A. Reed, F, Far-
Line 3.0.20noil.
Line 3.0.21RYD13.— 1. Eastwood School of Arts (Ladies' Meet
Line 3.0.22ing), 2.30: Win. Thompson, M.L.A., Selected Na
Line 3.0.23tionnl Candidate. ' 2. Rydo Town Hall, 8: IVm.
Line 3.0.24Thompson, M.L.A. , and others.
Line 3.0.25ST. LEONARDS.— St Peter's Hall. Blue's Point-
Line 3.0.26road, 8: Aid. A.- A. C. Cocks, M.L.A., Selected
Line 3.0.27National Candidate.
Line 3.0.28WAVERLEY.— 1. Corner Blrrell and Ashton stroots,
Line 3.0.298: Hon. C. W. Oakes, Selected National Candi
Line 3.0.30date, and othors, 2: Coronation Hall, 3: Women's
Line 3.0.31Meeting (Hon. C. W. Oakes).
Line 3.0.32WILLOUGHBY.— I, Bellevuo and Rosalind streets,
Line 3.0.33. 8: n. W. D. Weaver, Selected National Candi
Line 3.0.34date. 2.. Crow's Nbst, 9: R. W. D. Weaver. 3.
Line 3.0.35Ridge-strect, 10: R. W. D." Weaver.
Line 3.0.36WOLLONDILLY. — 1. Lagoon Flat (Mr. P. Smith's),
Line 3.0.3712 noon: Hon. G. W. Fuller, M.L. A.. Selected
Line 3.0.38National Candidate. 2; Oakdnle' (Mrs. Lawson's),
Line 3.0.393 p.m.: Hon. G. W. Fuller, M.L.A. 3, Thlrlmere
Line 3.0.40Hall, 8: Hon. G. W. Fullor, M.L.A.
Line 3.0.41WOOLLAHRA.— 1, Corner Sutherland and Eliza
Line 3.0.42beth Streets, 8: W. F. Latlemr, M.L. A., Selected
Line 3.0.43National Candidate; T. Ashton. 2, Corner Under
Line 3.0.44wood and M'Garvio Streets, 8: W. F. Latimer,
Line 3.0.45M.L.A.
Line 3.0.46WOLLONGONG.— Wollongong, 8: J. B. Nicholson,
Line 3.0.47M.L.A., Selected National Candidato; W. J. Fer
Line 3.0.48guson. ex-M.L.A. ' /
Line 3.0.49HAWKESBURY.— Lawsqp, 8: Aid. F. Reed (on be
Line 3.0.50half Brlnsley Hall, M.L.A., Selectod National
Line 3.0.51Candidate).
Line 3.0.52DARLING HARBOR. — Pyrmont and Union Streets,
Line 3.0.538: W. Phillips, Solected National Candidate;
Line 3.0.54Robert Harris, G. C. Gillespie.'
Line 3.0.55THE PREMIER OF NEW SOUTH WALES,
Line 3.0.56HON. W. A, HOLMAN, M.L.A.,
Line 3.0.57will address
Line 3.0.58A NATIONAL RALLY
Line 3.0.59IN THE SYDNEY TOWN HALL, ' ;
Line 3.0.60THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd, nt 8 p.m.
Line 3.0.61Early admission tickets obtnlnablo National
Line 3.0.62Rooms, 3339 Hunter-street.
Line 3.0.63ARCHDAL73 PARKHILL,
Line 3.0.6433-39 Huntor-stroot, Sydney. General Secretary.
Line 3.0.65gordon electorate. t ' , , j
Line 3.0.66- r.asn
Line 3.0.67E. J. LOXTON, -K.C., Tp"9
Line 3.0.68VWill Address the Electors of \ '"3
Line 3.0.69f GORDON x
Line 3.0.70i on .j
Line 3.0.71"WHY I SUPPORT THE NATIONAL i
Line 3.0.72GOVERNMENT," 3
Line 3.0.73SYDNEY TOWN-HALL VESTIBULE, . . \
Line 3.0.74WEDNESDAY, 1.10 P.M.
Line 3.0.75g o r d o n j3.l e c t i o n.
Line 3.0.76ALD. F. C. PETRIE,
Line 3.0.77LOCAL NATIONAL CANDIDATE,
Line 3.0.78HOLDS MEETINGS-
Line 3.0.79TUESDAY. — KUlara Hall, 8,15; Gordon (near Sta
Line 3.0.80tlon). 8.15.
Line 3.0.81WEDNESDAY. — Chatswood Town Hall, 8.15,
Line 3.0.82THURSDAY.— St. Ives (noar Post Offico), 8.15;
Line 3.0.83Gore - Hill, Herbert-street (near Lanccley's
Line 3.0.84Brickworks), 8.16.
Line 3.0.85FRIDAY.— Chatswood (near Station), 8.15.
Line 3.0.86A. L. Lonsdale, A. E. Wearne, Hon. Sees.
Line 3.0.87state elections. i
Line 3.0.88A GREAT PROTESTANT RALLY, in tho \
Line 3.0.89PROTESTANT HALL, SYDNEY, ,j
Line 3.0.90TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), at 8 o'clock. , 1
Line 3.0.91MARCUS W. GRICE. Eeq.. will preside.
Line 3.0.92SPEAKERS: Messrs. JAMES ROBINSON,
Line 3.0.93ALBERT LANE, arid'othor proinment cltlaens,
Line 3.0.94"To protest against the attempt oKthe Church
Line 3.0.95of Homo to capture Political Power.",
Line 3.0.96.Doors open to ticket-holders at 7 p.m.
Line 3.0.97. Protestant ministers aresjjqytted to seats on the
Line 3.0.98Platform.
Line 3.0.99j . O. H. STOCKER, Secretary.
Line 3.0.100GORDON.
Line 3.0.101E. J. LOXTON. K.C.,
Line 3.0.102Will Address the Electors , .
Line 3.0.103on
Line 3.0.104A National Policy for tho War and After, ;
Line 3.0.105at ROSEVILLE HALL,
Line 3.0.106TO-NIGHT AT 8.
Line 3.0.107GORDON.— E. J LOXTON, K.C., .
Line 3.0.108NATIONALIST CANDIDATE.
Line 3.0.109- Will Address tho following Meetings: i
Line 3.0.110TO-NIGHT, at 8— Rosevlllo Hall. '
Line 3.0.111WEDNESDAY, at 1.10— Town Hall Vestibule.
Line 3.0.112At 8 — Longueville, Presbyterian Hall.
Line 3.0.113THURSDAY, at 8— Wliloughby Pictures.
Line 3.0.114G O It IV O N ELECTORATE.
Line 3.0.115' ALD. ' R. T. FORSYTH
Line 3.0.116(Mayor of1 Wliloughby), % J
Line 3.0.117A NATIONAL CANDIDATE,
Line 3.0.118, Will Address, tho Electors at
Line 3.0.119CORNER CHRISTIE and CHANDOS STREETS,
Line 3.0.120ST. LEONARDS, .
Line 3.0.121TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY),. March 20, at 8.30 o'clock.
Line 3.0.122Come along and Support one you Know.
Line 3.0.123E. M. PERCIVAL, . 4
Line 3.0.124Organising Secretary.
Line 3.0.125SURRY HILLS.— T. J. KOILYN, J.P., and others
Line 3.0.126speak to-night (1), Palace Hotel, Dowling &
Line 3.0.127Flinders sts., 8 p.m.; (2) Albion & Rflcy sts., 9
Line 3.0.128p.m. II. DYSON, See.
Line 3.0.1291ST RACE, TO-MORROW, KENSINGTON
Line 3.0.130S P.M., WEDNESDAY', RACES,

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The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954)(45)

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The Sun : 20 March 1917(8)

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FARMER'S WILL Allegation of Forgery PUBLIC TRUSTEE INTERVENES

LONDON MARKETS GREAT PRICE FOR TIN (Published in "The Times") LONDON, Monday Night.

YOUNG WOMAN'S DEATH Soldier-Husband III in England

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