A wide range of subjects was dealt with in the various sections of the Science Congress, which held meetings at the University yesterday. In some instances groups of sections held joint sittings. In the economics section, rationalisation of industry, obstacles to world ...
Article : 89 wordsThe Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons), in a statement issued to-day, said that the Ottawa agreement would be received with the greatest satisfaction by the people of Australia. ...
Article : 682 wordsAmazing fortitude was displayed by George Williams, 27, a woodcutter, of Castle Hill-road, Castle Hill, yesterday, when a tree crashed down upon him at Kenthurst, near ...
Article : 365 wordsA peaceful Sunday, in sharp contrast with the exhausting rush and bustle of the last few days of the conference, has permitted careful study of the trade agreements signed on ...
Article : 576 wordsBritish newspapers rejoice in the triumphant conclusion reached by the conference. The "Observer" says: "Ottawa has been essentially a great business transaction which ...
Article : 1,229 wordsWith few exceptions British newspapers enthusiastically acclaim the decisions reached at the Ottawa Conference. The London "Times" refers to the conference as a great achievement, while another journal states that it has opened up a new era of Imperial ...
Article : 209 words"Population Questions from the Standpoint of Administration" was the subject of a paper read by the Lieutenant-Governor of Papua (Sir Hubert Murray). It was the first of a ...
Article : 745 wordsAmong the papers read at the Science Congress yesterday was one on "Some Observations on the Gaseous Metabolism of Staircase Running." ...
Article : 1,118 wordsThe provision in the meat agreement, enabling Britain to remove the restrictions in the event of inadequate supplies visualises possible variations in Australian supplies, as, for ...
Article : 551 wordsThe 71st State Lottery was drawn at Her Majesty's Theatre yesterday morning. The numbers which won the major prizes were as follows: ...
Article : 370 wordsThe British delegates were given an enthusiastic send-off when they left Ottawa for home. They were well satisfied with the results of the conference. ...
Article : 171 wordsProfessor G. L. Wood, of the Melbourne University, broadcasting an address last night to Melbourne listeners from Sydney on world relations, said no event of the past week had ...
Article : 318 wordsSites on which street barrows will be permitted to operate under regulations framed by the City Council, and approved by the Government, were, agreed to at a meeting of the ...
Article : 158 wordsReviewing the agreement, Mr. Coates, leader of the New Zealand delegation, points out the substantial cut in imports of foreign meat into Britain agreed upon and emphasises that New ...
Article : 272 wordsA paper by the Government Anthropologist of Papua (Mr. F. E. Williams) dealt with "depopulation and administration." It might, he said, be stated that European influence ...
Article : 471 wordsIn presenting the agreements, the conference recorded the conviction that by the lowering or removal of barriers among the British nations as provided in the agreements ...
Article : 345 wordsAccording to a statement issued by the Commonwealth Statistician yesterday, the estimated value of production in Australia for the year 1930-31 amounted to £319,701,000, ...
Article : 185 wordsMr. Ernest Field (president of the Farmers and Settlers' Asscociation), commenting on the decisions of the Ottawa Conference, yesterday, said that he was pleased with what had ...
Article : 116 wordsSir Edmund Vestey (a director of the Union Cold Storage Company) remained at Ottawa for only a few hours. He declined to talk to British and Dominion newspaper ...
Article : 301 wordsThe following statement was issued to-day by the Australian ssociation of British Manufacturers regarding the conclusions reached at the Ottawa Conference: ...
Article : 311 wordsReferring to recent criticisms of his attempt to reach the North Pole in the submarine Nautilus, Sir Hubert Wilkins, in a cable message to his brother, Mr. T. W. Wilkins, says ...
Article : 69 wordsAt a meeting of the geology section yesterday, Sir Douglas Mawson said that a magnetic survey should be mide of the newly-found meteorite crater at Henbury Station in ...
Article : 259 wordsFollowing are the bilateral agreements between the dominions- CANADA AND IRISH FREE STATE. The agreement secures for Canadian goods ...
Article : 194 wordsMany disputes have been settled by a toss of a coln, but it is doubtful if the method has often been resorted to for the settlement of differences of opinion as to solicitors' costs. ...
Article : 153 wordsThe atmosphere at the Chateau Laurier has been transformed in 24 hours. Formerly the lobbies were thronged with delegates' staffs, visitors, and eager newspapermen. Now, ...
Article : 141 wordsThe main differences in the other AngloDominion treaties are as follows:- CANADA. Britain undertakes that a general 10 per ...
Article : 1,064 wordsProfessor J. Macdonald Holmes, in dealing with geographical aspects of the population problem, said the general distribution of the population of northern Australia and of the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 23 Aug 1932, Page 9
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