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Advertising : 54 wordsThe announcement that the Labor Caucas on Tuesday re-elected Mr. Collier and his available colleagues to their old positions has removed much of the tenseness from the atmosphere in State politics. Shrewd political observers now ...
Article : 592 wordsAs stated in the last issue of "The Sunday Times," the engineer of the Perth Road Board (Mr. Arandale) was recently suspended from office by that body. The matter of his suspension, however, was discussed at a meeting of the ...
Article : 347 wordsA young man working on the new St. George's-terrace building met his death yesterday when he fell with a box of bricks from the eighth storey, the top cross marking the spot from which he crashed. The lower cross indicates the spot on the concrete ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 58 wordsSnobbery in a virulent form broke out once more at Canberra this week, recalling to the minds of the old inhabitants the epidemic which threatened to topple the capital from its social foundations some years ago. ...
Article : 1,046 wordsThe judicial tribunal inquiring into the alleged leakage of Budget information took further evidence on Friday regarding the various Insurances ...
Article : 42 wordsThe Senate Naval Affairs Committee has favorably reported on the London Treaty, and the chairman announced it would be taken to the floor on ...
Article : 87 wordsIt is expected the naval conversations between Great Britain and Russia arising out of the Four Power Agreement recently signed in London ...
Article : 51 wordsBert Wilson (23), of South Melbourne, paid with his life in an attempt to board a moving goods train at Sunbury at 6 a.m. to-day. He lost ...
Article : 162 wordsA young man was killed instantaneously while working on the new Colonial Mutual Life building in St. George's-terrace yesterday morning. He fell 79 feet from the eighth storey, and crashed head ...
Article : 523 wordsHaile Selassie will go to Geneva on June 15 to defend Abyssinia's case at the next League Council meeting. ...
Article : 37 wordsThe Australian canned fruit market in Britain is extending. Mr. Cooper, secretary of the Canned Fruit Board, told "The Sunday Times." The ...
Article : 91 wordsWhile employes gather together the shattered remnants of the brick box which crashed from the eighth storey of the new Terrace building with a young workman, officials of the construction company discuss the tragedy. The cross indicates where the man's body fell, a few feet from the box. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 55 wordsSpeaking at Bournemouth to-day, the Minist of Health (Sir Kingsley Wood) said the great advance which had been made since the war in the ...
Article : 87 wordsOn pages 33 to 44 will be found "The Sunday Times" Special Mining Supplement. Our mining editor recently Journeyed over 2000 miles inspecting the various fields, and this and other impressions combine to form what is ...
Article : 85 wordsTwice in the last six years has Robert Boffey escaped death by the proverbial hairsbreadth. Boffey is a young man who carries ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 281 wordsThe executive committee which has been considering various schemes for a memorial to the late King George, has decided that the memory of King ...
Article : 122 wordsThe "Chronicle" states the "Pricess Marina" style of hairdressing, consisting of [?]assed curls on the back of the head, is not in accord with the ...
Article : 186 wordsThe van Dieman Land company is holding an extraordinary meeting and authorising the return of capital of 3/ per share. Land sales in 1935 ...
Article : 50 wordsWell-known in Australian waters and a frequent winner of the annual grain race to England, the 3III-ton Finnish barque, Herzogin Cecile, the world's largest sailing ship, went ashore at Salcombe, Devon, England, in a fog on her last trip from Australia. She was the first of the grain ships to reach Falmouth, and was on her way along the coast to Ipswich to discharge when the catastrophe occurred. Hope of saving the vessel has been abandoned, but her captain has made an appeal in England for funds for an attempt at salvage. These pictures, the first to reach Australia, show the vessel fast on the rocks and (right) the crew receiving hot tea after being brought ashore by the Salcombe lifeboat. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954), Sun 17 May 1936, Page 1
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