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Article : 265 wordsThe northern miners' lodges to-day voted overwhelmingly in favour of acceptance of the November compromise terms. Thirty-three lodges voted for the compromise and thirteen against. The decision, however, will not bring about a return to work automatically. ...
Article : 154 wordsThe Treasurer (Mr. Stevens), in the Legislative Assembly last night, introduced the Public Service (Salaries Reduction) Bill. He explained that the object of the ...
Article : 4,529 wordsResumption of the match between the Australians and Lancashire, which opened at Liverpool on Wednesday, was delayed yesterday because of rain. The Australians' first innings closed, in disastrous fashion, for 115, ...
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Article : 499 wordsMiss Johnson, [?]n a cable message to the Shell Company from Rangoon, definitely states that it is her intention to fly from Darwin to Sydney. The message adds that she ...
Article : 50 wordsOwing to rain the match between Australia and Lancashire could not be resumed this morning, and it was decided not to play before lunch. ...
Article : 808 wordsDescribing later stages of the play on Wednesday, the representative of the Australian Press Association at Liverpool says:- Woodfull and Jackson opened for Australia ...
Article : 692 wordsSo many organisations have ex[?] desire to entertain Miss Johnson on her arrival in Sydney that it was considered advisable for a committee to take control of the ...
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Article : 702 wordsActing on his doctor's advice, Sir Joseph Ward is placing his resignation as Prime Minister in the hands of the Governor-General, An announcement to this effect ...
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Article : 65 wordsIn a debate in the House of Commons on the estimates of the Board of Trade, Conservative members deplored the intention of the Government to allow the safeguarding duties ...
Article : 511 wordsThe Chief Commissioner for Railways (Mr. Cleary), replying at a civic reception to him at the Town Hall, said he did not spare himself in his work. ...
Article : 531 wordsReplying to Mr. Walmsley in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, the Minister for Mines (Mr. Weaver) said that indications pointed to an early resumption of work in the principal ...
Article : 57 wordsOfficials of the Northern Collieries' Association yesterday refused to make any comment on the decisions of the miners. A meeting of the association will be held ...
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Article : 302 wordsThe House of Lords, in committee on the Coal Mines Bill, quickly reached amendments going to the [?]eart of the mensure. Lord Gainsford, [?]n moving the omission of ...
Article : 274 wordsAfter seeing the Australians at practice this afternoon in Dublin some Irish spectators offered to lay odds on their reaching the final of the Davis Cup. ...
Article : 334 wordsAnother strong protest against the principle of preference to unionists will probably be made by the Opposition in the Federal Parliament next week from the decision of the ...
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Article : 279 wordsNearly 1900 men sought work with Wirths' Circus, at the Grand Opera House yesterday morning, in response to an advertisement calling for 12 labourers to travel with the ...
Article : 219 wordsThe revolt of the engineers in the metal trades against the Beeby award has failed. Militants planned a general stoppage, but their appeals were unheeded. ...
Article : 177 wordsMinisters and members of the Parliamentary Nationalist and Country parties are much incensed at the action of both Messrs. Tres[?]dder and Sanders [?]n voting against the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 16 May 1930, Page 11
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