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Article : 192 wordsIt is always poor Tasmania that suffers. In addition to being isolated from the standpoint of sea traffic, Tasmania for a considerable time today was practically without telegraphic services. ...
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Advertising : 88 wordsThere is one particular matter of the gravest concern relating to the shipping hold-up. It may involve the- security of an entire province, and at any time ...
Article : 450 wordsThat a disaster of the first magnitude is accumulating for the. small fruit growers of Tasmania was made plain this morning ...
Article : 651 words600 People have booked passages by the S.S. Largs Bay (Australian Commonwealth Line), due to leave Hobart on Wednesday ...
Article : 258 wordsAmong the grocers of Hobart the position that has arisen through the hold-up the shipping service is viewed with serious concern. Although general ...
Article : 309 wordsA late edition of “The News,” giving the lull scores in the Test match to the drawing of stomps, will be published at 6;30 p.m. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 587 wordsWhen he was interviewed by a reporter this morning, Mr. Syd Cummins, president of the Hobart Retail Grocers Association, and proprietor of the ...
Article : 597 wordsThe fri[?]t trade of Hobart has not yet [?]the effects of the shipping, hold up, although the position - will become serious should the trouble extend over the next ...
Article : 513 wordsIf the position As unaltered by tourists a public [?] of tourists and persons stranded here will be held at the ...
Article : 178 wordsThe Zealandia is tied up at Sydney [?]efinitely. The local agents (Messrs Huddart Parker Ltd.) received advice this ...
Article : 134 wordsThe Tambar arrived at Devonport today with the Loongana’s malls, She has about 60 hags on board. The Wear ...
Article : 153 wordsA section of the comm[?] suffer as much as, or [?] other, with the [?] of the shipping hold up[?] ...
Article : 589 wordsThe receipt of news that-the Loongana had been tied, up completed the dilemma of hundreds of Victorians who are marooned in ,Tasmania by the hold-up on ...
Article : 405 wordsNumerous persons who motored from various parts of Tasmania to Stanley in the hope of securing a berth on the Marrawah, which waited at that port for ...
Article : 238 wordsThat the, strike is likely to accentuate the present unemployment position is rea[?]sed by those who have taken an active part in trying to place the ...
Article : 149 words“We have not got a grain” was the answer made by Burgess Eros. to a “News” representative when the later called and enquired [?] to the [?] ...
Article : 261 wordsThe passenger traffic across the Straits to Launceston during the rear just closed was the heaviest on record, It is as follows:—1924. 54,462; 1923. ...
Article : 130 wordsF. W. Heritage and Co., were spoken to this morning, said that they did not have any sugar at all at the present time Countless orders wi[?] ...
Article : 134 wordsThe Railway Department announced this morning that owing to the shipping hold-up only one express—the 9.5 a.m.— would be despatched from Hobart for ...
Article : 77 wordsThe Minister for Railways (Mr. J Allau Goy) has been in telegraphic communication with Mr. We[?], Tasmanian Government representative in Melbourne, ...
Article : 165 wordsThe serious turn which the mari[?]ime trouble has taken is reflected in business circles m New Norfolk particularly in connection with the hotels and ...
Article : 96 words“The News” was Informed by a tourist this morning that the Mayor (Alderman F. D. Valentine) had consented to make the Town Hall ...
Article : 97 wordsHoliday-makers from the mainland thronged the Tourist Bureaus today, anxiously enquiring as to the latest news regarding the hold-up of the ...
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The News (Hobart, Tas. : 1924 - 1925), Wed 7 Jan 1925, Page 1
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