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peb rasas ashociatioh. Sydney, November 6. In the Assembly, Mr Garruthers' motion was negatived by 56 to 37. Obituary : Mr Vincent Dowling, the well-known grazier and stock brtedor, Brisbane, November 6. An outbreak of swine fever is reported from Nundah. Perth, November 6. A man was discovered suffering from plague at Midland Junction. The Assembly agreed to the Premier's proposal to amend the Factories Bill by making each factory owner; employing Asiatics pay a registration j fee of £5 instead of £25 each Asiatic, as proposed. Mrlbjuknb, November 6. Bradford Catholic Church was a scene of vandalism. Images an! pictares were destroyed and the altar cloths and priests vestments torn and covered with filth.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 241, 7 November 1903, Page 3
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