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  5. UPPER HOUSE SHOWS ITS HAND

    THE hill to abolish child slavers on farms did not survive the second reading in the legi-lative Council last night. It was referred ...

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  7. AFTER THE MEETING

    Short Punter: "Show a surplus Bill?" Tall ditto: "Yep! A Sir A[?]hu. Cocks one." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. A COCKSHY FOR SATIRISTS

    COMMENTING on the Deportation Board, the Premier stated yesterday that it was "a ludicrous farce and cockshy for every ...

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  9. STEWARDS WERE WRONG AT RANDWICK

    F[?] ORED BY PERFECT WEATHER, almost unsurpassed equine feats of endurance, and big crowds, the A.J.C., Spring Carnival was marred on its third day by a faulty decision of the club's stipendiary stewards. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. THE TERRIBLE TWINS

    And such sickly one, loo! ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  11. ANOTHER SHIP BOARDED

    A number of strikers boarded the Trelyon at North Wharf. Fremantle last night and [?]moved her Brehars as was done a few nights ago in the ...

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  12. A SETBACK

    Nationalists have received a decided setback by the decision of the Federal Government to only give the paper pulp industry a bounty of £4 a ...

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  13. FIVE WINNERS AT RANDWICK

    YESTERDAY at Randwick the "Labor Daily's" remarkable consistency in upping was again in ...

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  14. YESTERDAY WAS LADIES DAY

    There was a little more room at Randwick yesterday, and the ladies were able to move about the Paddock with more or less comfort. Mores yer, there were occasional vacant seats on which they could rest. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  15. WITHDRAW FROM TRADES COUNCIL

    Domestic business was largely dealt with by the conference of the Municipal Emplovees' Union at the Trades Hall yesterday. ...

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  16. RANDWICK FINERY

    A "Ladies Day' snap at the Spring Meeting. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  17. I OWNERS CONCEDE NOTHING

    The Premier has issued a thousand word report of the strike conference Mr. Coates states that the men demanded their reinstatement under new ...

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  18. "MOSTLY FINE"

    Mostly line, and mild during the day, with passing clouds. A tendency to a shower or two in the early ...

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  19. WAGES INCREASED 3-A WEEK

    The Lord Mayor's minute recommending an all-round increase of 3 a week to all adult municipal employees was endorsed by the finance ...

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  20. AVOIDING SPLIT VOTES

    Mr. Bruce was in conference this morning with Mr. J. Entwistle, chairman of the Country Party, Mr. Melntosh, M.H.R., Parliamentary Leader of the Country Party, and Mr. J. H. ...

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  21. STRUCK ON RAILLINE

    THERE will be a strict inquiry into the death of Percival Brennan, a fettler, on the railway the between Cowan and Berowa early yesterday ...

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  22. JOIN LABORS I GREAT CHOIR !

    IF you would be a member of the proposed great choir of 1000 unionist votees, send your name and address to-- ...

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  23. LIVING ON VICE

    Although pettecmen become hardened by co[?]tant contact with the drab so[?]dness of the und[?]wprld there are certain offences which over ...

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  24. DIED IN A TRAM

    The police are trying to establish the identity of a man who collapsed and collapsed and died in a tram in George Street city, yesterday afternoon. His ...

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  25. YOUTH AND CHILD-WIFE

    Cordon Rowe, 21, and his seventeen-years-old wife. Dorothy Rowe, who stated that they recently came over from Sydney, and had been staying at ...

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  26. SALARIES BILL

    Three Country Party members Messrs. Kipstrick, Missing ham and Sccart, log[?]ther with Mr. Kay. voled with the Government on the third ...

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