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Sydney, March 20. The outlook at the Proprietary Mine is more reassuring. The spread of the fire has been checked. Twenty-two fresh cases of typhoid have occurred at Cobar this week. The Government astronomer has located the comet recently discovered by Mr Ross, of Melbourne. It is very faint. The Arbitration Court declined to make an order which would limit the delivery of milk to once daily on milkmen’s holidays. At the same time they considered milkmen were entitled to a holiday similar to other employees. Many cattle and sheep are dying as a result of eating rabbitt bait or the carcases of poisoned rabbits. Obituary—Mrs Hoben, wife of Mr E. I). Hoben. sub-editor of the Sydney Mail. Prior to her marriage deceased was a wellknown and popular nurse in the Wellington Hospital. Adelaide, March 20. During the late heat wave seven aboriginal women and children, who were travelling from Oodnadatta to Nicldri, perished from thirst. Melbourne, March 20. The Japanese Government advise that the warships Itsukushines, Matsushir, and Hashidate have started on a visit to Australian ports.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3627, 22 March 1906, Page 3
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