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MUTINY IN CUBA
The sergeants, corporals, and soldiers of the Cuban Army, led by Sergeant Batista, and the non-commissioned officers and men of the Navy, took over ...
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TEN PER CENT. WAGE CUT
Four applications for the restoration of the 10 per cent, reduction of wages were made to the Full Court of the Arbitration Court to-day. ...
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N.S.W. UPPER HOUSE
Judgment was given this morning by the Full Court (Sir John Harvey, Mr. Justice. Long [?]nnes, and Mr. Justice Davidson) on the ...
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MURDERS BY NATIVES
An assurance was given by the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) to-day that the Federal Ministry had no intention of authorising any action in Darwin for ...
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FRUITGROWERS' CONFERENCE
Important questions regarding the fruit export trade were discussed at the annual conference of fruitgrowers under the auspices of the State Fruit Advisory Board, which was opened at Launceston yesterday. It was resolved that the Federal ...
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LABOUR PARTY
The following official statement regarding a meeting of the executive of the Tasmanian section of the Australian Labour Party was made available ...
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LIEUTENANT- GOVERNOR
The announcement was made by the Government yesterday of the appointment, forecast in "The Mercury" some weeks ago, of Sir Neil ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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WOOL SALES
The wool market to-day ruled very firm at the levels of Monday. Competition was keen and general, and the Japanese competition was again very ...
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SUGAR INDUSTRY
The Agent-General for Queensland (Mr. L. H. Pike) was interviewed to-day regarding the agreement entered into between Government subsidised ...
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PREMIER EXONERATED
A jury of four in the Supreme Court to-day returned, a verdict for the Premier (Mr. Stevens) in an action brought against him for alleged defamation by ...
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BRITAIN'S MILK SUPPLY
Dairy farmers in Britain, by an overwhelming majority, have voted in favour of a scheme for a national regional milk pool, covering supply contrasts for ...
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FEDERAL BUDGET
In sessions which have lasted for nearly 10 hours in each of the last two days, the Federal Ministry to-night completed the majority of details of the ...
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UNEMPLOYMENT
There were 9,857,000 persons employed in Britain on August 21, which is 57,000 more than in July and 648,000 in excess of the number in August, 1932. ...
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TARIFF COMPLAINTS
When he arrived in Adelaide to-day, Mr. C. Hawker, M.H.R., said that the Minister for Customs (L[?]eut.-Col. White) had complained against the ...
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DEFENCE
A protest against increased expenditure on defence was voiced at a meeting of the Council of Churches to-day, and resolutions were carried and will be ...
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GERMAN PRISON CAMP
"If only the German people could see what I saw in that camp they surely would not suffer it to endure another week," writes Mr. Arnold Forster, ...
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BAHAMAS STORM
A telegram which has been received by the Colonial Office from the officer administering the Government of the Bahamas reports:— ...
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IMPROPER CONDUCT
A Darwin message states that the Appeal Board to-day found two charges against Constable Hoffman proved, but recommended reduction to second-class ...
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BRITAIN'S COAL
It was r[?] from Newcastle to-day that the adings of coal in the Tyne docks. D[?]ston and Blyth, have during the past two weeks increased ...
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