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'HUE SYDNEY FIRE. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, November 14. The lire destroyed the third and fourth floors. The damage amounted to £4OOO. ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS. Sydney, November 14. Mr. Carmichael, opening a new school, declared that the Government intended increasing scholarships nearly three hundred per cent. THE HEAT WAVE. Sydney, November 14. As die result of the heat wave there are numerous bush fires in various parts of the State. THE LITHGOW FINE. Sydney, November 14. The application for the remission of the Litligow fine has again 'been postponed pending the action of the Government. JAPANESE TRAINING SHIPS. Sydney, November 14. The Japanese training ships Aso and Soyato will visit Australia via Auok-i land, arriving in Sydney early in Janu-I ary. I STATE BRICKWORKS. J Sydney, November 14. The Government brickworks have not had the ''bearing" effect on' the market which was anticipated. Manufacturers have again raised the price by three to four shillings per thousand. i NURSES DEMAND ENQUIRY. Adelaide. November 14. The liospital nurses again demand an enquiry into the conduct of Sister Dunstan, against whom twenty-nine charges are made. The nurses have received a telegram from the Sydney Nurses' and Asylum Employees' Union offering support morally and financially.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 123, 15 November 1911, Page 2
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