The Premier (Mr. Stevens), in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, said that the Government would set up a tribunal to inquire into Mr. Lang's ...
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Article : 961 wordsNew South, Wales will receive £5,000,000 from the Commonwealth grant of £12,000,000, spread over a term of years, to assist in dealing with the debts of distressed farmers. ...
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Article : 118 wordsAlbert Ireland, 30, suffered fatal burns on Gould Island last night. He was lighting a fiare, composed of grass dipped in kerosens, at the camp, when the kerosene in the tin ...
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Article : 212 wordsIt is expected that Sydney Cricket Ground will be let to the New South Wales Rugby League on condition that six out of 20 or 22 playing Saturdays during the football season ...
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Article : 119 wordsThe Honorary Minister (Mr. Fitzsimons) yesterday promised a deputation that he would submit to the Government a request for a subsidy for grand opera to enable the season ...
Article : 421 wordsMembers of the Miners' Federation who visited the Ayrfleld No. 1 colliery at West Maitland to-day with the object, it is stated, of inducing the employees to cease work, were ...
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Article : 146 wordsJohn Claikson, 4, of Yanan-road, Oatley, was killed about noon yesterday when he fell 50 feet into a railway cutting between Oatley and Como. ...
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Article : 137 wordsMr. and Mrs. Herbert Berry, of Christ-church, were fatally injured when their motor car fell nearly 200 feet over Whangamoa Saddle, near Nelson. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 6 Feb 1935, Page 13
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