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BURGLARY AT SYDNEY. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, December 4. Burglars entered a residence at Bellevue Hill and stole jewellery valued at over £3OO. 1 A REVERSE FOR LABOR. Adelaide, December 4. The municipal elections resulted in a reverse for the Labor Party. EARTH TREMORS. Melbourne, December 4. Several earth tremors were recorded on November 29 and 30. AERATED WATER STRIKE. Adelaide, December 4. A tentative arrangement has been reached in the aerated water strike, and the men will resume work to-day. A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE. Sydney, December 4. Friday's cyclone struck the town of Guildford. Many buildings were wrecked and rooi's blown away. The path of devastation was plainly marked. SYDNEY STREET FIGHT. Sydney, December 4. During a fierce fight in George street late at night an unknown man fired a revolver, wounding three men, none seriously. It is supposed that the fight was the outcome of an assault on a young man in the previous week. It was reminiscent of the old-time "push" fights.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 137, 5 December 1911, Page 2
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