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On Tuesday next the Governor (Sir Ernest Clark) and Lady Clark will be in Launceston, and will attend the Rotary Club ball. On Wednesday they ...
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TRAFFIC IN QUADRANT
The proposal that one-way traffic should be introduced in the Quadrant was strongly opposed by members of the ...
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Topics of the Day MOVING TRAM LINE IN ELPHIN ROAD
The Transport Advisory Committee has decided to request the Launceston City Council that the tramline ...
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Advertising
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ABOUT £2000 TAKEN
It is expected that when the amounts received in the country districts of Tasmania are known the total for the ...
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REVIEW CASE OF BOUNTY ON FERTILISER
A promise that the Federal Government would review the decision to discontinue the federal fertiliser bounty of 10/- a ...
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TO-DAY'S MESSAGE
Be what thou seemest: live thy creed; Hold up to earth the torch divine . . . ...
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COMMANDERS OF NEW AIR SCHOOLS
Appointments of commanding officers to the three first training schools for air crews established under the Empire Air Scheme were announced to-day by ...
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THE COURSE OF OUR CIVILISATION
POLITICAL democracy is on its trial. Can it stand up morally and spiritually, as well as militarily, to the totalitarian states? Can it ...
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FEDERAL RAILWAY CONTROL
Control of Australian railways by the Commonwealth Government, as a wartime transport measure, was advocated by Sir Earle ...
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Crade Mountain Road
Work on the improvement of the Cradle Mountain-road is to be started on May 1, the Minister for Lands and Works (Major T. H. Davies) stated ...
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HITLER'S BIRTHDAY
THERE IS NO RECORD that on this day fifty-one years ago the earth wobbled a little on its axis under the impact of something that ...
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Direction Plate
A track to the pinnacle of Mount Barrow will be started after June 30, and its completion will be followed by the erection of a direction plate ...
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FREIGHTER WANNON REFLOATED
The Holyman line freighter Wannon, which foundered after striking a reef at the entrance to the Leven River. ...
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OBITUARY
The death occurred at the Meercroft Hospital, Devonport, early yesterday morning of Mr. Barth E. Bonney, of Northdown. ...
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Air Force 'Planes
People of Launceston yesterday had the chance of seeing four Avro Anson bombers of the R.A.A.F. which were completing a training flight from ...
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PERMISSION TO BUILD SHIPS
Permission to extend the objects of the Broken Hill Pty. Co. Ltd. to include shipbuilding and the manufacture of aeroplanes and parts is sought by ...
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Recruiting for Navy
The Minister for Lands and Works (Major T. H. Davies) stated yesterday that he had asked the Commonwealth authorities, through the Premier (Mr. ...
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LATE MR. D. WHITE LAUNCESTON
Well-known throughout Tasmania during his long association with the State Education Department, Mr. David White died at Launceston yesterday ...
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EXTENSION OF BIRDING ON BABEL ISLAND
Mutton bird catchers who waited on the Minister for Lands and Works (Major T. H. Davies) yesterday asked that the mutton bird season on Babel ...
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EIGHTY UNITS IN PARADE
The rapid rate of army mechanisation during the past two years was demonstrated to-day by a parade of more than 80 mechanised units of the ...
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SCOTTSDALE WARD REDUCTION
At the weekly meeting of the Scottsdale Municipal Commission, it was agreed that an application be made to the Governor to reduce the number of ...
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OVERDUE FEES SOUGHT
With a deficit of over £500, the Devon Hospital board at Latrobe yesterday decided to make a drive for the payment of overdue accounts. It is ...
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AIR TRAINING SCHOOL
A deputation consisting of Senators Aylett, Lamp, Darcey, J. B. Hayes, and H. Hays, and Messrs. Bell, Barnard, Frost, Mahoney, and Spurr, Ms.H.R., ...
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Red Cross Appeal
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British Attitude to Danish Ships
Some Danish vessels in Danish ports had fallen into enemy hands, but the great bulk of them and almost all the Norwegian ships were happily ...
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NOMINATIONS FOR STATE FRUIT BOARD
The returning officer under the Fruit Board Act, 1934 (Mr. R. J. Honey) has received seven nominations for the election of two representatives for the ...
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ACQUISITION PLAN "BETTER THAN FORMERLY"
The admission was made by the Minister for Commerce (Mr. Cameron) to-day in the House of Representatives that in its initial stages the ...
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EMPLOYERS - WORKERS CONFERENCE
The Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Curtin) suggested in the House of Representatives to-day that the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) should call a ...
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HOUSE BURNED TO GROUND
A complete lack of water prevented the Launceston Fire Brigade from saving a three-roomed weatherboard building, which is believed to have ...
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Comforts Fund
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"AN HOUR WITH THE MASTERS"
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NEW RATES FOR PULP WOOD
As a result of request to Forest Supplies Pty. Ltd., after meetings of contractors held at Deloraine and Burnie during the week, new rates for ...
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STORING WHEAT
Although he hoped there would be no necessity to store wheat over a number of years, said the Minister for Commerce (Mr. Cameron) to-day in the ...
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Mrs W. Aitken with her small Australian Terrier, raised a helpful sum during the Red Cross Appeal Day yesterday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BETTER A.I.F. PAY ADVOCATED
Sir Earle Page declared in the House of Representatives to-day that to secure the maximum war effort, pay for the A.I.F. should approximate to ...
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Damages Awarded
Damages totalling £797/9/- were awarded by Mr. Justice Hutchins in the Supreme Court at Devonport yesterday against Mervyn R. Marshall. ...
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AFTER CARE FUND
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Advertising
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Military Pensions
Answering questions to-day in the House of Representatives on the revision of military pensions, the Minister for the Army (Brigadier Street) ...
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Bush Fire Relief
The Bush Fire Relief Committee acknowledges the following additional donations:—Already acknowledged, £802/10/8; Nestles and Anglo-Swiss ...
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