Captain G. Humphreys-Davies, of Auckland, who arrived in Sydney by the Tanda yesterday after a visit to the East, in an interview, described Japan as the most industrious and ...
Article : 492 wordsThe seeding for Wimbledon which appeared in the "Herald" yesterday, contained no surprises. It was obvious that Vines, the holder of the title, would gain the coveted number ...
Article : 376 wordsThe Governor (Sir Phillp Game), acting under instructions from his Majesty the King, yesterday gave assent to the bill for the reform of the Legislative Council. ...
Article : 546 wordsEvidence was given before the Royal Commission on the petrol industry yesterday concerning the reasons for reductions of retail prices of petrol since last November. Oil company officials stated that the prices were reduced after ...
Article : 206 wordsThe Department of Oversea Trade has published an exhaustive report of economic and trade conditions in Australia to December, 1932, compiled by Mr. Burton, Assistant Trade ...
Article : 564 wordsThe Secretary of Agriculture (Mr. Wallace), addressing the Millers' National Federation at Chicago to-day, threatened dumping if international ...
Article : 236 wordsThe leader of the United States dele[?]ation (Mr. Cordell Hull) has been instructed by his Government to introduce the following resolution before the ...
Article : 804 wordsMr. James Daniel Jacobs managing director of the Atlantic Union Oil Co., Ltd., said that there were always consultations between the different major companies before an ...
Article : 1,858 wordsAmerica has again trailed across the path of the discussion on wheat the possibility, that if co-operation fails, she might be forced to dump her surplus at 20 cents a bushel. The ...
Article : 343 wordsA vigorous plea for the overhaul of the "obsolete and overdriven machinery" of the Commonwealth for tariff revision and administration was made by the former Minister for ...
Article : 682 wordsWilliam Camm, 40, of Mitchell-street, Stockton, was drowned when a small boat, in which he was attending to lobster pots, set on the coast south of Nobby's signal ...
Article : 209 wordsAfter formal business in the Legislative Council yesterday, and shortly before the House rose, Mr. Concannon, leader of the Opposition, gave notice that he would move on ...
Article : 374 wordsWith a beautiful landing at Croydon to-day, Mrs. H. Bonney, after many adventures, became the first woman to have flown from Australia to England. ...
Article : 356 wordsConflicting views on the wisdom of restricting wheat acreage in Australia were expressed in telegrams received to-day by the Deputy Prime Minister (Mr. Latham) from primary ...
Article : 189 wordsThe monoplane Faith in Australia, with Mr. C. T. P. Ulm, Captain P. G. Taylor, and Mr. G. U. Allen aboard, landed at Derby at 6.45 o'clock this morning, after a non-stop ...
Article : 421 wordsInterviewed last night, the Premier (Mr. Stevens) said that the announcement of the Royal assent to the bill had come as a surprise to the Government, as Ministers had not ...
Article : 71 wordsIn the Senate to-day, Senator Guthrie (Vic.) asked the Minister representing the Minister for Commerce if it was a fact that the wheat-growers' organisations in Victoria and Western ...
Article : 167 wordsThe departure for London to-day of the Assistant Secretary of State (Professor Moley) seemed to some observers to accentuate the back of unanimity between the President's ...
Article : 205 wordsMessrs. H. O. Fletcher and G. C. Clutton, of the Museum, have returned to Sydney from Cuddie Springs, about 50 miles from Brewarrina, where, in conjunction with the ...
Article : 504 wordsThe "Daily Herald" gives prominence to a report from its diplomatic correspondent that Signor Mussolini proposes the immediate restoration of the Hapsburgs, with the young ...
Article : 309 wordsIn a recent lecture Mr. G. W. Walker, of the Lindley Walker Wheat Co., Ltd., said that it was doubtful whether the world's yearly production of wheat great as it might ...
Article : 199 wordsDespite further informal discussions yesterday, a deadlock still exists in the negotiations between shippers of refrigerated produce to the United Kingdom and Europe and ...
Article : 387 wordsParliament will conclude a three weeks' ses[?]on to-morrow. The Coalition Government has been put to a severe strain, owing to outspoken criticisms, irrespective of party, clearly ...
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Article : 285 wordsThe Minister for Transport (Mr. Bruxner), in reply to a deputation yesterday stated that the Government was losing at the rate of £230 000 a year on the Sydney Harbour ...
Article : 100 wordsThe Parliamentary Secretary for War (Earl Stanhope), replying to an attack on the Government's tariff policy by Lord Arnold and Lord Ponsonby, said that, without tariffs, it ...
Article : 151 wordsA pen of stud sheep belonging to Mr. Otway Falkiner, met with misfortune on their way to the sheep show in Sydney. The sheep were put on the train at ...
Article : 165 wordsBy beating Mrs. Morris nine up with eight holes to be played Mrs. Treglone, an associate member of the Manly Golf Club, yesterday won the associates' championship for the 20th ...
Article : 120 wordsA. Qulst and D. Turnbull (Austialia) have been drawn in the first round of the doubles against Vines and Gledhill (U.S.A.). J. Crawford and V. McGrath (Australia) have been ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 23 Jun 1933, Page 11
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