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tione regarding the eustod,, of the of the value of CI, 239,213. Of WS In the course of lengthy quantity 10,231 tons went to the children, hearings, it then appeared that the United Kingdom, 1161 toes to father and mother had separated ow- South Africa, and 427i toss for the ing to di[112.rences regarding religion, Eastern ports. though they at that time still occuJohn By the will of the late Mr. same house at Broadford. pied the much .',sire. they centres -hack out The husband is a Catholic and the James Lee, K.C.S.G., of Sydney, N. . edifice. of the siie the with pressed who died on September s6, After some argu- S.W., wife a Lutheran. Gunnedals, N.S.W., was inundated ment, the matter was ordered to stand 1907, Catholic charities, gain to Ti is interestine to know that of the a contingent, the People had to tak. sixteen prefect. in by the floods. Between 216,000 and the large extent. for a week in order that Over BroC'hr'istian #14 are nunils of the refuge on housetops. parties might negotiate through £17,000 he directed to be divided . . . thers' Colleges. their solicitors with a view to arriv- between the charitable institution' connected with the Catholic Churl*. When the Kitchener camp at Liver - ing at an agreement. eat, owned by Mr. domestic A £15,o0; N.S.W., was struck in N.B.W., or managed by seligious Patterson, had a tight with a snake pool, to this March, was distributed in pay. Under the Workmen's Compensa- Orders belonging just outside hie reeitleince. Clunes, tion Act a total sum of £14,5oo is Non-Catholic Institutions also reThe result was that the re killed Ware- ceived generous bequests. An application was made before Payable by the owners of the the the snake and the s=nake killed the relatives of the is5 memto tab Wisays the Mr. Hodges, Justice sitting was eat the est. When found by vesThe Sydney Railway Station Both wer., bourne " Advocate,." for an order bers of the crew of the Ill-fated on too of the snake. direction of the Government was devarying by Mr. Jus- sel. order made an (lead. * corated with all the flags of the natics A'Beckett relating to the cue tion of the day. of Kitchener's arri058,82.5 of value the Butter to the child girls, little of three tody fie. official Araitan The eolith AA val. The Trish flag was the only nee during Victoria from - was exported Kier ren James couple, of a married fires ter 100Q -how that imnorts missing. It would be interesting to amIt 13th inst. ended, week the but now Broadford, of were valued at CIT,114,560, and the ney, formerly of know if the keenly observant Kitchen tons, to quantity in l forounted exeorts at CT ' .171 ,c61. The over- of Euroa, and Matilda Kierney, Far-town. who sere all of which crr ions went to the United ener of sea trade established a record. The merly of Broadford, but now Kingdom, and the odd half -ton to things with "those marvellous eyes," The Hamilton. Hocbkirch. near increasnrodeets exports and stenle Eastern ports. Since the beginning noticed the omission. What a neat matter was before Mr. Justice ed by. CT,Too,ono, the increase to once in of the season en let July the butter Itompliment 1% was to the man from occasions, two ott Beckett the Meted Kingdom alone being "Ms exports have totalled te,775't tons Kerry and hie TriT ,i135-derentp applies on in T907. The decrease to foreign 1906, and 2900,noo.
comitrias was ....9t),,too. The wheat ,houo,000 bueliels, export d The conealzily the State's record. dition of the harvest now concluded is eaceedinOy favourable, and a big record yield is anticipated-much beyond early estimates. .L
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