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United Press Association—Per Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Received 12.5 a.m.. November ot-tli. STORMY WEATHER. SYDNEY. November 50. The spell of hot weather has broken, and nil easterly ga'e. accompanied by snaking rain, is raging over the coastal districts, with a rough sea. The shipping is sheltering. THE CRICK CASK. Crick's caee was called on in the Criminal Court, but on the application of his counsel the hearing was postponed to the first sitting of the Court next year. The bail of £SOO was extended. COMMONWEALTH VOLUNTEERS. MELBOURNE. November 30. A return shows that the Volunteer forces of the Commonwealth decreased from 28. 812 in 1901. to 20.466 in the present year. THE HARVESTER INDUSTRY. Petition* have been presented to the Federal Houses on bthalf of employers and employees of the harvester industry, asking for increased protection. BOWLING. In the bowling contest New South Wales beat Victoria by 116 to 96 points.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12845, 1 December 1905, Page 5
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