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  5. RAILWAYS HARD HIT BY HEAVY MOTOR TRAFFIC

    "We have developed a state of anarchy in our transportation," declared Mr Jones, Minister of Public Works, replying this morning to a country shires deputation that asked for an increased contribution from the State towards ...

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  6. NEW COMET

    Dr. Baldwin, Government Astronomer, said today that the new comet discovered by Herr Frisler, of Babelsberg Observatory, ...

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  7. FAREWELL TO MELBA

    Dame Nellie Melba's farewell to the Australian opera stage has been definitely fixed for Monday, October 6, at His Majesty's ...

    Article : 176 words

  8. SHOW PROFIT

    Before the gates of the Show grounds were thrown open on the first morning, the Show was a success financially merely ...

    Article : 464 words

  9. CHINA'S WAR LORDS

    Mr G. C. Dixon, "The Herald" special commissioner, who travelled through Java, Japan, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 275 words

  10. ARE SANDBAGGERS AT WORK?

    Following closely on the reported assault and robbery of Mr Henry Gwillam, of San Matear avenue, Mildura, who ...

    Article : 209 words

  11. £100,000,000

    The wool sales open in Melbourne next week. Judged on the opening markets in Sydney, last week, it is expected that our ...

    Article : 320 words

  12. STOP PRESS

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  13. STEELWORKS BAND

    LONDON, Sept. 25.--The Newcastle (Australia) Steelworks Band will take part in a one thousand guineas competition at the Crystal Palace on ...

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  14. LOST WOMEN

    Senator Pearce, Minister for Home and Territories, in reply to a question in the Senate today, announced that news of the women from the Douglas ...

    Article : 223 words

  15. WEATHER FORECAST

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  16. SWIMMING CHAMPION

    SYDNEY, Friday.--There is still a possibility that Johnny Weismuller, the American swimming champion, will visit Australia. ...

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  17. PROF. ADAMS WRITES FOR "HERALD"

    Professor Adams, the noted educationist, who is visiting Australia, has written a special article for tomorrow's HERALD on ...

    Article : 124 words

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  19. SHOW VISITORS

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  20. GAVE TOBACCO TO PRISONER

    Stating that this class of offence was too prevalent, Sergeant Dawkin's pressed for a heavy penalty against Roderick ...

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  21. THE CYPHER

    SYDNEY, Friday.--The Cypher will not run in the Metropolitan, for which he had been strongly fancied. He will be scratched for that event ...

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  22. SENATOR GIVENS IN DURBAN

    Senator Givens, President of the Senate, who is visiting South Africa with the Australian Parliamentary Party, in a ricksha in Durban with Miss Ethel Campbell, "The Angel of Durban," who recently visited Australia. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  23. MISSING GIRLS

    The Hawthorn police received a telephone message yesterday from a woman who said she was Miss Mary Dempsey, who left the employ of Mr ...

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  24. DECLINE OF THE DINNER JACKET

    LONDON, Sept. 24. -- The slackness in evening dress which became evident during the war, has now ended, and London is again the ...

    Article : 97 words

  25. UNITING THE STATE OPPOSITION

    Sir Alexander Peacock and Mr Lawson (Liberals), Mr. Allan and Mr Downward (Farmers' Union), and Mr Angus and Mr Everard (Independent ...

    Article : 189 words

  26. MR PRATTEN BUYS AUSTRALIAN MADE RACQUET

    Mr Pratten, Minister for Customs, today purchased an Australian-made tennis racquet--one of the first produced in this country. He believes in ...

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  27. "NO ENMITY TO KING"

    LISMORE (N.S.W.), Friday. -- Speaking at Wardell, North Coast, Archbishop Mannix referred to what he termed the "malicious and untrue" ...

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  28. "CURFEW" FOR BOY

    In releasing on probation a 17-year-old youth who had been found guilty of an assault on a girl at Wellington (N.Z.), the magistrate added ...

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  29. SCHOONER OVERDUE

    A report has been received by the Commonwealth Navigation Service that the Doris Crane, motor schooner, of Fanning Island, left Tarawa, in ...

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  30. MR HILL SWORN IN

    Mr W. C. Hill, who returned from South Africa yesterday, was sworn-in today as Federal Minister for Works and Railways, before Sir Leo Gussen, ...

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  31. FURS STOLEN AT SOUTH YARRA

    Furs valued at £50 were stolen early this morning from the shop of Messrs Barratt and Clark, fur manufacturers, Toorak road, South Yarra. A show ...

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  32. CANADIAN TRADE AGREEMENT

    Senator Millen asked in the Senate today whether the Government inte[?]ed to bring about reciprocal trade with Canada, and whether ...

    Article : 72 words

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