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  • MR. MARTIN JOINS COUNTRY PARTY INVITED BY MEMBERS CENTRAL COUNCIL DEFIED MAJORITY OF 12 VOTES TO 4

    In defiance of the central council of their organisation, members of the State Parliamentary United Country party, after a lively meeting at Parliament House ... [ILLUSTRATED] [Article] (588 words)
  • "ACTION INEXCUSABLE" Party Treasurer Incensed

    The honorary treasurer of the United Country party (Mr. L. R. D. Stable) made the following statement last night: — "Parliamentary members by ... [Article] (296 words)
  • Abolition of Pre-selection Sought

    ARARAT, Wednesday. — Delegates from the Ararat, Willaura, Lake Bolac, Maroona, and Mininera branches attended a meeting of the district council of the ... [Article] (49 words)
  • POSITION OF DR. HARRIS Mr. Hocking on the Rules

    The chief president of the United Country party (Mr. A. E. Hocking) explained yesterday why a telegram of congratulation had been sent to Dr. Harris, after ... [Article] (248 words)
  • Films to Aid Instruction in Surgery

    At a meeting of the Medical Students' [?] at the University to-morrow a pro[?] will be made that motion pictures [?] [?]ent European surgeons ... [Article] (63 words)
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  • LOAN SUBSCRIBED £12,000,000 RECEIVED IN LESS THAN TW0 DAYS RATIONING LARGER AMOUNTS

    Although no official figures were announced in Melbourne yesterday, it is understood in financial circles that the £12,000,000 Commonwealth ... [Article] (280 words)
  • EXTENDING MEAT WORKS AT COST OF £100,000 ANGLISS-VESTEY MERGER CHANGES AT FOOTSCRAY PLANT

    Following the recent merger between W. Angliss and Co. Pty. Ltd. and the Vestey interests, considerable extensions of buildings and plant will be commenced ... [Article] (263 words)
  • PLANS FOR ELECTION Mr. Lyons Confers In Melbourne To-day Haste to Prepare Budget

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.—Keen interest was caused in Canberra to-night by an announcement by the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) that he would visit Melbourne ... [Article] (234 words)
  • By-election On July 14

    CANBERRA Wednesday.—It is expected that the by-election will be held enrly in July, probably on July 14. It was stated to-day that if the Ministry formally ... [Article] (101 words)
  • MR. STEVENS NOT TO STAND FOR MARTIN Federal Politics Later Other Names Mentioned

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Premier of New South Wales (Mr. Stevens) will not be a candidate for the U.A.P. selection to contest the Martin seat for the House of ... [Article] (176 words)
  • ENGLISH DERBY WON BY WINDSOR LAD HOT FAVOURITE THIRD EASTON IN SECOND PLACE LONDON, June 6.

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  • FAVOURITE IN SWEEP Parsees Received £5,500 Sell Half-share in Sweep Ticket CALCUTTA, June 6.

    The Irish sweep on the Derby brought luck to two Bombay Parsees, who jointly held the ticket for the favourite, Colombo. They have accepted an offer ... [ILLUSTRATED] [Article] (87 words)
  • Colombo's Owner Wanted to Buy Ticket LONDON, June 6.

    Lord Glanely, owner of the Derby favourite, Colombo, who paid —6,000 for a half-share in the ticket which drew his horse in the Irish sweepstakes, held by a ... [Article] (86 words)
  • DAVIS CUP TIE AUSTRALIA V. JAPAN WALLIS MYERS'S VIEWS LONDON, June 5.

    The draw for Australia's Davis Cup tie against Japan, to be played at Eastbourne, beginning on Thursday, is:— THURSDAY ... [Article] (162 words)
  • AUSTRALIA SHOULD WIN "More Effective On Grass"

    The draw for the match Australia v. Japan is satisfactory from our standpoint. Crawford, McGrath, and Quist should prove too strong for the opposition. ... [Article] (285 words)
  • Australians Winning LONDON, June 5.

    In the first round of the northern championships at Liverpool Mrs. Hopman d. Miss Hannay, 6-3, 6-1. In the second round Mrs. Hopman d. Miss Charlton, 6-1, ... [Article] (67 words)
  • WAR DEBT INSTALMENT WHY BRITAIN WILL NOT PAY RETARDING OF WORLD RECOVERY TRANSFER WOULD DEPRECIATE STERLING

    In a statement on war debts the British Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Neville Chamberlain) explains why Great Britain has declined to pay the war debt instalment due on June 15. The Note sent to the United States Government states that ... [Article] (1976 words)
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  • MR. LYONS APPROVES "Of Vital Interest to Australia"

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) said to-night that the Federal Ministry was in complete accord with the views expressed by Great ... [Article] (212 words)
  • WOODFULL'S FINE CENTURY DREARY INNINGS BY BROWN Lancashire Game Ends Tamely LANCASHIRE

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  • Last Day's Play LONDON, June 5.

    The match between the Australians and Lancashire had a very dreary ending, despite the fact that centuries were made by Woodfull and Brown in Australia's ... [Article] (119 words)
  • BOWLING FLATTERED Should Have Been Punished Brown's Century Coldly Received (By the Special Representative of the Australian Press Association.) LONDON, June 5.

    While it cannot be said that Woodfull dispelled all doubts by his form in making 172 not out, it is a comforting thought that in the last innings before the Test ... [Article] (406 words)
  • Matches to Come

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  • ENGLAND STRONG IN BATTING THE REST EASILY DEFEATED Spin Bowlers Succeed ENGLAND First Innings

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  • MR. HENDERSON'S THREAT STARTLES DELEGATES Will Resign if Impartiality is Impugned Blunt Words at Geneva Meeting GENEVA, June 5.

    Following the speech by M. Barthou (France) vigorously rejecting the earlier suggestion by the president (Mr. Henderson) of a prompt adjournment of the ... [Article] (384 words)
  • Expenditure by France PARIS, June 5.

    The Minister for Marine (M. Pietri) announces that France intends to spend —7,500,000 in the next five years in the construction of underground petrol ... [Article] (59 words)
  • Newspaper Comments LONDON, JUNE 5.

    Mr. Robertson Glasgow, in the "Morning Post," says:—"The Test trial showed Valentine to be a man of the future, also that Hammond is able to bowl and bowl ... [Article] (301 words)
  • Voce Bowls Slows LONDON, June 5.

    A hint of what might happen in the Test if the drought continues was given in the Notts-Derby match, in which the Trent Bridge wicket began to crumble on ... [Article] (69 words)
  • FIRST TEST TO-MORROW Likely Australian Team Woodfull's Form Reassuring

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  • County Games LONDON, June 5.

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  • MONEY FOR FARMERS FEDERAL MINISTRY'S PLAN INCREASING PRODUGTIVITY LOAN FUNDS FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND ADVANCES FOR SETTLERS

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.—Plans for agricultural development designed to promote rural rehabilitation, relief of unemployment, and ... [Article] (707 words)
  • "HEAT" IN ANTARCTIC Rises to 25 Degrees Above Zero Warmth Appreciated by Expedition NEW YORK, June 5.

    The following wireless message has been received from the base camp of the Byrd expedition in the Antarctic:— "Little America.—This polar community ... [Article] (138 words)
  • African Politics Terms of Fusion CAPE TOWN, June 5.

    The South Afilcan Parliament was prorogued to-day after a strenuous session of four months, during which 70 bills were passed including a £6,000,000 irrigation ... [Article] (181 words)
  • Price of Gold £6/17/10½ in London LONDON, June 6.

    The price of gold is £6/17/10½ an ounce fine. compared with £6/18/ yesterday. Adding exchange and allowing for realisation charges, the price is equal to about ... [Article] (64 words)

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