An almost complete stoppage of coal-hewing on the northern coalfields, except at Rothbury mine, has been brought about by the decision of the Federated Enginedrivers and Firemen's Association to withdraw the safety men from the pits. The association has taken this action ...
Article : 223 wordsFurther proposals regarding the unification of rail gauges throughout Australia will be submitted by the Federal Ministry to the conference of State Premiers, which, it is ...
Article : 753 wordsAgreement has been reached on all financial points at The Hague Conference, notably the moratorium and dates of payment under the Young Plan. ...
Article : 553 wordsThe greatest public interest is being evinced in the Naval Conference, which is regarded as the most important since that resulting from the Treaty of ...
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Article : 211 wordsWhen the Federal Parliament reassembles at Canberra in March, the Government will introduce a bill to amend the Development and Migration Act with a view to reorganising ...
Article : 1,071 wordsThe worst tempest in England within living memory, which followed a succession of severe gales, wrought havoc on sea and land. The greatest calamity was the engulfing of the ...
Article : 815 wordsYesterday the New South Wales selectors, Messrs. R. L. Jones, A. Ratcliffe, and R.C.M. Boyce, announced the following team to represent the State in the Sheffield Shield ...
Article : 475 wordsThough the activities of mass pickets were to-day responsible for the withdrawal of safety men from practically all the associated collieries on the Newcastle field, there were ...
Article : 535 wordsTwo more trainloads of coal hewn by volunteer labour were hauled from Rothbury colliery to-day. Both were heavily guarded by police, and made a safe trip through to the ...
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Article : 107 wordsThe plan of the Lord Privy Seal (Mr. Thomas) for an industrial revival is still nebulus, and the only further details available come from the political correspondent ...
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Article : 317 wordsThe Federal Cabinet has decided to authorise the Commonwealth Bank to acquire the gold held by the trading banks in Australia. It was announced this evening by the ...
Article : 273 wordsColliery proprietors yesterday were frankly surprised at the withdrawal of the safety men. They pointed out that the action of the men would probably have a boomerang ...
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Article : 214 wordsAt yesterday's meeting of the State Cabinet consideration was given to a number of bills, which will be presented to Parliament when it reassembles early next month. ...
Article : 248 wordsMass picketing will be carried out at collerles on the South Maitland coalfields to-morrow morning. The Labour defence corps, which was recently established at Cessnock, ...
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Article : 76 wordsMr. S. M. Bruce, ex-Prime Minister of Australia, and Mrs. Bruce are at present staying at the Hotel de Paris, Mentone. They have booked a suite of rooms at the Mayfair ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 15 Jan 1930, Page 15
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