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MAN WAS DROWNED
Although police do not believe that an unknown man whose body was found in the old goldfields reservoir was the victim of foul ...
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DEFEATED IN BALLOT
Particular interest attached yesterday to the election of committees at the first meeting of the city Council since the recent elections. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NEW £1,000,000 LINER IN PORT
The finest and largest merchant liner ever seen in the Port of Melbourne arrived yesterday on her maiden voyage from London. She is the Orient line Royal Mail steamer Orcades, of 28,400 tons displacement, built ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SETTLEMENT IS HOPED FOR
Although some progress was made to-day in negotiations for the settlement of the milk strike, Brisbane will be on short milk rations in the morning. ...
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The Argus. 1846
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FIVE SEATS CONTESTED
Five seats on the Council of the University of Melbourne, which have become vacant by the eflluxion of time, will be contested by seven candidates, the ...
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VARIETY AT TIVOLI
Miss Ella Shields, who was last in Australia in 1934, returned to the Tivoli Theatre yesterday with her top hat, white tie, tails, and Burlington Bertie manner. ...
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SIX NURSES FOR SYDNEY
The State Ministry has decided to send six nurses to the Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, for training in Sister Kenny's method of ...
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GRETNA GREEN ROMANCE
Five years ago Miss Sheila Maclurkin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Maclurkin, of Victoria, met Mr. Hamilton Dobbin at the Glasgow University, where they were both ...
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"RASPUTIN" FILM
A settlement on mutually satisfactory terms of the libel and damages claim, brought by Prince and Princess Alexis Chegodieff against Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, ...
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SOLEMN ANZAC DAY IN QUEENSLAND
Speaking at a luncheon given yesterday by the Victorian executive of the Returned Soldiers' League to interstate delegates who were passing through Melbourne on ...
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COMING EVENTS
November l8, 8 p.m.—The Institution of Automotive Engineers, Australia will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Kelvin Hall An address on "The Spark Plug Industry ...
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REBUILDING NEAR PRINCES BRIDGE
The Lauds Department is considering a plan for the construction of a modem and dignified group of buildings on the triangular block of land fronting Sloss, Sturt, ...
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OBITUARY
Lieutenant Frederick Charles Darby, of Mascoma street, Ascotvale, who was bandmaster of the band of the 58th Battalion (City of Essendon Rifles) for the last l8 ...
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Captain A. McIntyre
The death occured in the European Hospital at Port Moresby (Papua) on Sunday of Captain A McIntyre, who for many years was wharfinger and stevedore for ...
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SMASHED SHOP WINDOW
Within 30ft. of a postable official who was cleaning a window at the Thornbury post-office, three men, who had been travelling in a red sedan cor, raided the ...
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Brunswick Competitions
Results of Brunswick competitions, which are being held in Terry Memorial Hall, are:- Tap Dance, 11 years, schottische time.— Hartley Honlg, 89 pts., 1; Ken Stanway, 88 pts., ...
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Dancing Championship
The ninth and last monthly semi-final of the £500 Australasian open dancing championship, held at Leggett's Ballroom, Prahran, last night, resulted:- ...
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TO-DAY'S ENTERTAINMENTS
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