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  2. Premier at Mackay

    The Premier (Mr. W. McCormack) arrived at Mackay on Saturday morning He had expressed his intention of spending a day at Mackay and a civic ...

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  3. WEEK-END ACCIDENTS

    Maxwell Steele (19), a member of the Bondi Surf Club, displayed astonishing fortitude on Saturday afternoon when he was badly mauled by a shark. He fought off the monster and swam ashore. Later, however, a blood transfusion had ...

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  4. ATLANTIC CROSSED

    The Junker aeroplane Bremen, piloted by Herr Koehl, with Commander Fitzmaurice (Chief of the Irish Free State Air Force) as relief pilot, and Baron von Huehnfeld as passenger, landed on Greenley Island, situated at the western ...

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  5. Dance Hall Wrecked

    Thirty-five persons were killed, as [?] were injured, 16 seriously, as a re[?]uit of a fire and explosion which wrecked a dance hall in West Plains ...

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  6. Commonwealth Line

    Sir James Connolly (formerly Agent-General for West Australia) and his associates, who had arranged to form the Commonwealth Shipping Company ...

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  7. TO FLY ROME

    Wing-Commander Manning, of the Royal Air Force, who is planning to fly to Australia on a Westland Widgeon monoplane, is ...

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  8. Italian King

    King Victor Emmanuel, on returning from Milan, was accorded a tremendous ovation, and there were scenes of enthusiasm the like of which have not ...

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  9. Brisbane Accidents

    There were a number of minor accidents in Brisbane during the week-end. Ambulance bearers conveyed six persons to the Brisbane Hospital. Of ...

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  10. Gaol Mutiny

    During the week-end it was learnt that, a section of the prisoners at the Bathurst Gaol recently took part in a mutiny. The disturbance, it seems, was ...

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  11. "Very Moderate Price"

    A prominent shipping man remarked on Saturday that he considered the price mentioned in the cable messages at which it was reported the ...

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  12. Tour of Hinkler

    Fifteen thousand people witnessed the arrival of Squadron-Leader Bort Hinkler and his wife at the Morphettville racecourse on Saturday at noon. ...

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  13. Wild Excitement in Berlin

    Every Atlantic flight is responsible for an extraordinary series of circumstantial reports, unfortunately, without foundation, but watching the ...

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  14. Incident at Gaza

    Moslems at Gaza sent a deputation to district officers seeking permission to hold a demonstration against the recent International Missionary ...

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  15. PERSONAL

    Mr. C. A. Murton, secretary to the Commissioner for Railways, resumed fluty this morning, after spending three weeks holidays in southern ...

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  16. A Tragic Mistake

    Thinking that he Was being attacked by a burglar, Henry Avery (33), of Morehead Street, Redfern, struck James Taylor (54), who lived in ...

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  17. "Splendid Sporting Stunt"

    The British Director of Civil Aviation (Sir Sefton Brancker), who is visiting here, said that the feat of the Bremen was undoubted testimony to the ...

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  18. NEW ELDERS

    The duties of the elders, of the Presbyterian Church were explained by Rev. Norman S. Millar yesterday morning, when one member of the church ...

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  19. Socialisation

    At the final sitting of the Australian Labour Party's conference a large number of motions on miscellaneous subjects was carried. A protest against ...

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  20. MAJOR W. J. HARDHAM, V.C., DEAD

    The death is announced of Major William Hardham, who won the Victoria Cross during the South African war. ...

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  21. Car Drops 50 Feet

    A State Government motor car, in which members of the South and Port Mclbourne Councils were travelling to Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of ...

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  22. Three Injured

    Three people were injured on Saturday evening when a motor car, supposed by the police to have been stolen, ran on to the footpath in Old South ...

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  23. BULIMBA FERRY

    At the fortnightly meeting of the Bulimba Progress Association It was announced that the vehicular ferry was once more in commission, but that ...

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  24. SMALL FIRES

    A fire broke out yesterday morning in an unoccupied house in Gloucester Street, Valley, A hack room was destroyed before firemen extinguished ...

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  25. MR. C. H. HEATH DEAD

    The Queensland Parliament no more shall sea the familiar face and figure of Mr. Charles H. Heath who for many years was its chief messenger. ...

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  26. Great Interest in America

    With the possible exception of Colonel Charles Lindbergh's flight from New York to Paris, last May, no aviation feat has, so stirred this city and ...

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  27. QUILPIE LINE CLEAR.

    Advice was received, at the office of the Commissioner for Railways this morning that the line between Cheepie and Qullpie, 13 chains of which ...

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  28. Boy Wounded

    James McMaster (16) of Blachsands, near Yarra Junction, was seriously wounded yesterday in peculiar circumstances, when he attempted to ...

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  29. STEAMER DELAYED

    The Burns, Philp motor vessel Malabar, from Singapore and Javanese ports, which was expected to berth at Daigety's Bulimba wharf this ...

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  30. Poison for Tobacco

    Lionel Dungey, of Mount Kembla, swallowed 40 grains of strychnine-- enough to kill 160 men. The dose was so great, however, that it paralysed ...

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  31. SHOOTING AT ADELAIDE

    Seeing a fight in progress in a street near the city on Saturday night, between two men and a woman, a motorist drove to the scene and attempted ...

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  32. French Airmen's Triumph

    Captain Costes and Lieutenant Lebrix arrived at Paris to-day, completing a world flight of 35,225 miles in 338 flying hours. ...

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  33. Irish Jubilation.

    There is great Jubilation in Ireland over the success of the Bremen flight. The Governor-General (Mr. J. Mac-Neill) and Mr. W. T. Cosgrave ...

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  34. LATE MR. E. M. SMITH

    The death of Mr. Ernest Mount-stephen, Smith, F.I.C.A., occurred at Bill[?]ga Friday night, after an illness extending over several weeks. The ...

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  35. Two Men Killed

    Two men were killed and five other persons injured on Sunday when a car left the roadway at a bend in High Street, Kew, and crashed into a fence ...

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  36. Thrown from Car

    Mrs, Ivy Maude Fong (38), of Wattle Road, Malvern, was killed yesterday afternoon when the motor car in which she was riding with her ...

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  37. WHALER C. A. LARSEN

    The Norwegian whaling steamer, C. A. Larsen, which was berthed at Peterson's Inlet on February 21, after having struck a rock when returning ...

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  38. FARM HAND INJURED

    John Daley (16), employed on a farm at Ambrose, was riding a horse when it started to buck. It got out of control and threw Daley on to his head. The ...

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  39. MAN FOUND DEAD

    Dents Wall (74), who resided with his wife and family in Brunswick Street, New Farm, was found dead in his home yesterday. A post mortem ...

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  40. IODINE POISONING

    Ivan Cowell, of Ross. Street, New-stead, was attended by ambulance bearers last night for iodine poisoning He was taken to the Brisbane ...

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  41. TOP OF HEAD BLOWN OFF

    John Scott, over 70 years of age, was found dead on Sunday morning, about 50 yards from a hut in which he resided by himself at Kalkie, The top ...

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  42. SUDDEN DEATH

    Heart disease was the cause of the sudden death yesterday of John Small (68), a married man, who lived at Arthur Street, Nundah. He became ill ...

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  43. NEW SOUTH WALES FINANCES.

    The Budget Speech will announce on additional taxation apart from the increased tax on liquor sales, it is expected that the State deficit will not ...

    Article : 47 words
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