A fight-to a finish! This sump up the shipping dispute. Mean while in between the “rounds,” hundreds of mainland tourists are stranded in Tasmania. Bookings from the mainland have ceased so the tourist season ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 64 wordsSo far the police have not located: the body of Mr. t . J. He Gavis, whose abandoned clothes were found near the beach at Mentouc yesterday. This morning the ...
Article : 148 wordsLate this afternoon, after prolonged negotiations. propasl for settlement of the sae least’s dispute broke down, at ...
Article : 81 wordsOil account of the hold-up several leading people were prevented from making the n up to the mainland this morning, Included among the number were ...
Article : 257 wordsMie C J De Garis has made a Ions statement to the police following the disappearance of hlilter i husband, and the find-, letters announcing Ins. intention ...
Article : 138 wordsBeing 121 inns behind on the first innings, England’s prospects in the second match looked none too bright when and Bardsley . began Australia's ...
Article : 1,630 wordsThe adverse. way in which the business hotel and bcaiding house keepers is being affected by the shipping hold up is demonstrated by number of [?] ...
Article : 504 wordsThe shipping hold-up will have serious results for a considerable number of growers of black currants, especially in the Collinsvale district. ...
Article : 161 wordsIn consequence of the cessation of steamer communication, between this State and the mainland, several prominent Sydney and Brisbane yachtsmen may not be able ...
Article : 169 wordsRegardless of the fact that he was folly clothed and that one of his Jims was almost useless on account of it being paralysed, Robert Crack[?]ell, 70 years of age, ...
Article : 174 wordsDuring yesterday tax men were picked, Up at the union office for the small steamer Millimeads, and the men: left for Geclong last night, where the ...
Article : 286 wordsHundreds of mainlanders mostly Victorians will be stranded in Tasmania if the Nairaha is held up for any lengthy Period In many, cases their position will ...
Article : 581 wordsIn the ordinary course of events. both the Nairana and Loonsana are booked right up to Saturday on the return ...
Article : 130 wordsMr. T. Murdoch, M.L.C., when seen this morning, suggested that the following telegram should be sent to the Prime Minister (Mr. S, M. Bruce) ...
Article : 125 wordsThe chairman of the/Melbourne Stock Exchange in an initial address to the member at the opening of the Exchange this morning ...
Article : 266 wordsShould no alteration take place in the present position by Thursday, it is probable that only one train the 9.5 boat express will make journey to ...
Article : 71 wordsSo far, the only Tasmanian vessel held up is the Nairana, though it is -practically certain that today will see the Loongana tied up and tomorrow the Zealandia. ...
Article : 134 wordsThe only ship to take passengers to the mainland today is the Marrawah (Hol[?] and sons which is to leave Stanley, this afternoon for Melbourne. ...
Article : 141 wordsThe Union Steamship Company’s Loongana. according to schedule, is to for Tasmania today but a rumor is current that this vessel also lacks two ...
Article : 179 wordsOn today’s actions by the steamship owners rests the question whether Tasmania will become isolated from the mainland The Loongana was expected to ...
Article : 276 wordsSome 300 seamen assembled jn the tooms of the Seamen's Union thismorning. but [?]o representative of the steamship owners attended to pick up a crew. Representations ...
Article : 104 wordsThe recent happenings at Melbourne with regard to the Tasmania shipping service have caused considerable uneasiness among the mainlanders now In ...
Article : 86 wordsAs has been stated, both the Nairana and Loongana are fully booked for every trip this week. when the running is resulted the ...
Article : 105 wordsThat tourists and others in Launceston are anxious about returning to the mainland is evidenced by the fact that- a Launceston shipping agent has wired to ...
Article : 62 words' Mr. .Justice Powers (President -of the Arbitration Court) has invited both par. tics to submit the shipping dispute to the court, and has fixed next Tuesday as the ...
Article : 43 wordsThough Wind, old Sam. Morris, , the black cricketer still sees his favourite game through the eyes of his friends. ” Today he was as usaul sitting in his ...
Article : 176 wordsIt was ascertained from the Minister for Railways Mr. J. Allan Guy) this after non that the State Railway Department still had at least six Weeks coal supplies ...
Article : 145 wordsSenator Payne has wired to the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) as follows:—“Tasmania’s position is acute, and will be deplorable if the shipping trouble ...
Article : 91 wordsThe following telegram was despatched the Postmaster-General, Melbourne, by the Hobart Chamber of Commerce today: —“n order to preserve continuity of ...
Article : 61 wordsLate this afternoon the postal authorities announced- that an outward mail for the mainland would leave.by the Marrawah, 7 p.m. tomorrow ...
Article : 68 wordsThe Master Warden of the Marine Board (Mr: J. G. Turner) has called a special meeting of. the Shipping Committee tomorrow at .3 o’clock to deal with ...
Article : 55 wordsIf the Loongana fails to clear Melbourne today, the whole of the usual mail schedule will be upset. The Marrawah will take a mail from ...
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The News (Hobart, Tas. : 1924 - 1925), Tue 6 Jan 1925, Page 1
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