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  4. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

    Ald. A. E. Orbell and Mrs. Orbell returned on Wednesday, after a month's holiday at Sydney and Manly. On Monday, Mr. D. L. Tate, well and ...

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  5. GOOD PROGRESS AT THE INSTITUTE

    The regular monthly meeting of the Committee of the Mechanies' Institute was held last night. The President (Mr. W. H. Christie) ...

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  6. LATEST CABLES AND TELEGRAMS

    As the Privy Council did not sit to-day, Nr. T. G. Latham (Federal Attorney-General) devoted the time in conversations with London financial and ...

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  7. Forty-three Charges

    While crossing the Harbor Bridge on a tram yesterday, Detective J. Ryan noticed a wan sitting on the opposite teat who, he alleged, the police had ...

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  8. Family Endowment

    Mr. J. A. Lyons, interviewed lust night, said that the payment of the New South Wales family endowment, allowances was a matter for the ...

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  9. Intruder Uses Razor

    While George Homy Coles, of Bondi, was sleeping on the back verandah of his house at midnight he heard a noise, and, peering into the shadows, he saw ...

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  10. Unemployed Relief

    The Loan Council authorised the Commonwealth and State Governments to raise money for unemployment relief. The amounts agreed on were:— ...

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  11. LUCKLESS WINNER

    After William Dunn, a resident of Glenbrook, had collected a £10 prize in the State Lottery yesterday, he was accosted by two strange men who, after ...

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  12. WEEK'S FLYING NOTES

    The 8-year-old daughter of the Inspector of Aviation in Toronto, Canada, asked her father could not they make the trip contemplated by train, as she ...

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  13. AFRICAN AIR RECORD

    The French airmen, Goulette and Salol, who loft Paris on Sunday morning, arc expected to arrive here to-day, 28 hours ahead of Mollison's ...

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  14. PRICE OF WHEAT

    Bulk wheat sold this morning at 3/3 1/2 per bushel, bagged at 3/4 1/2. ...

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  15. BANKSTOWN MURDER

    A man bearing the description of the alleged Bankstown murderer was seen at Mittagong early this morning. A largo body of police and civilians ...

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  16. LATEST FORECAST

    The following weather forecast was issued at 2 p.m. today:—Cloudy in the Southern districts, with some scattered showers; elscwhere fine, mild day, cold ...

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  17. RASH DEED

    James Henry Clarke (67), arrived at his home at Roseberry last night with, his throat horribly gashed and blood pouring from the wound. ...

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  18. NEW GUARD PETITION

    The New Guard petition, drawn up in N.S.W. recently, praying for His Majesty to dissolve the N.S.W. Parliament, reached the Dominions' Office ...

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  19. DUBBO RACES

    At the last meeting of the club, Mr. J. Puckeridge received a well-earned pat on the buck for his good work iu preparing the course. It is now in ...

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  20. FISHING FATALITY.

    Captain R. S. Halcrow and A. Allan were drowned when their launch capsized on the Waitara River. The men had been fishing all night ...

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  21. GOOD GENERAL DEMAND

    At the London wool sales 11,097 bales of wool were offered, of which approximately 6319 wore sold. There was a good general demand, and offerings ...

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  22. NO INCREASE

    Sir Robert Gibson says definitely that no immediate alteration in the exchange rate on London is contemplated by the Commonwealth Bank Board. ...

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  23. CONCILIATION

    At a meeting of the Executive of the Railway Officers' Association, held last night, tho members' noted the anti-arbitration moves in the A.R.U., and ...

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  24. THE OATH !

    The galleries of the Dail were filled when the Bill removing the Oath was road for the first time. Prank McDermott (Independent), in ...

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  25. SUICIDE AT SEA

    When the liner Mongolia, which arrived in Sydney to-day from overseas, was off Capo Everard yesterday, Mrs. Pearson, a well-known English ...

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  26. WISPS AND WHISPERS

    On and after Saturday week, kangaroos may be shot, run down speared, or salt sprinkled of their tails. A short open season of three months has ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  27. WOOL WEEK MESSAGE

    "I have boon asked for a message in in connection with Wool Week, and comply most readily (writes his Excellency), though feeling very diffident ...

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  28. LABOR'S POLICY

    The Acting Premier (Mr. Tunne-cliffe), speaking at the Trades Hall, indicated that the Labor Party would contest the State elections on a policy ...

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  29. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

    A class of 50 Dubbo High School boys are endeavouring to gain as much knowledge as they can about their local secondary industries. Realising that ...

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  30. DR. EARLE PAGE

    Dr. Earle Page, in a broadcast address last night, said that it was the duty of the Federal Government to end the Lang administration. He added that ...

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  31. HEAVY FINES

    At the Central Police Court to-day, Ernest Charles Rolls, theatrical producer, was fined £25 on one charge and £100 on each of two other charges of ...

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  32. FOUNDATION STONE

    In laying the foundation stone of the butter factory at Wellington, the Mayor (Ald. A. T. Smith) got in some fine propaganda for the sister ...

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  33. CONVINCING ARGUMENT

    The work that a Rood motor oil should perform goes on where you cannot soo it. A largo commercial user may make laboratory tests in order to prove that ...

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  34. WELLINGTON SHOW

    Mrs. Arthur Douglas, winner of the champion garden, took lier wonderful flowers to the Wellington Show, and landed thorn in excellent condition— ...

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  35. DUBBO SHOW

    A glimpse at the catalogue is most encouraging for next week's Show. Tho 1931 Show did not cater for big records. being a substituted Hospital benefit. In ...

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