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  2. POOR RESPONSE

    The Premier (Mr. Lang), replying to a question in the Legislative Assembly, to-day, said that he had been informed that receipts from the ...

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  3. DISMISSAL.

    A Sensation was caused in railway circles today when the New South Wales Railway Commisioners dis missed from the service Mr. C. J. ...

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  4. OVER 400 DEAD IN EARTHQUAKE

    Further severe earthquakes in th* stricken area of Hawkes Bay New Zealand, were reported last night and to-day. ' The sea bed at Napier Bay has risen 18 feet, leaving many anchorages dry. Huge landslips have practically cut out all communication with Napier. ...

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  5. FLOUR TAX

    . A request that Parliament should be called together immediately to impose a Sales tax on flour is contained in a letter from the Leader of ...

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  6. CONGRESS TERMS

    The Congress leaders have completed their discussions at Allahabad and have formulated three demands as a preliminary to the ...

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  7. EXPLOSION

    The Admiralty announces that an accident occurred'in the submarine 11 in the Thames estuary. An explosion occurred in the crank case of the port ...

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  8. DORMER PLANE FOR CAPE VERDE

    LAS PALMAS, Tuesday. The giant seaplane, the Dormer Do-X, was taken to dando Bay on the south side of the island, ...

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  9. WILL EXCHANGE RISE AGAIN?

    It is rumoured in the, wool trade an immediate rise in exchange rates is again likely. Banking authorities, ...

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  10. EMPTY HOUSES

    The Minister for Home Affairs stated yesterday that the Government had only 55 empty houses in the city and 11 at Duntroon. Ten of the ...

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  11. BURNT TO DEATH

    The greatest loss of life appears to have occurred at the Napier Technical School, the Dulwich Hotel and the Anglican Cathedral. ...

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  12. MYSTERY NOTE

    During the inquiry into the death of Mark McDonnell,.10, of Marrickville, who was drowned In Cook's River on January. 19, the police tendered a ...

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  13. ESCAPES FROM RAILWAY TUNNEL

    A nurhber of work men had narrow escapes from death when 'the Mohaka railway tunnel in.which they were working collapsed. They managed to ...

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  14. NO ELECTION

    Addressing the Parliamentary Labour Party, to-day, the,Prime Minister said the Government had decided that Its duty is to continue to do its best to ...

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  15. CRICKET TOUR

    The South African Cricket Hoard of Control is seriously considering the position created by the Australian rate of.exchange in view of the ...

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  16. CASUALTY LISTS

    Newspaper offices in Sydney and the office of the New Zealand Government were beseriged by anxious people all day to-day seeking news of relatives. ...

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  17. BEATEN BY CROWD

    A moneylender who attempted to putr into effect a bill of sale at the home of an unemployed, was brutally battered by about 1,000 unemployed ...

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  18. SHOCKS RECORDED IN LONDON

    The New Zealand earthquake was recorded at the Kew; Observatory, with twice the amptitude of the 1929 disturbance. The news was ...

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  19. MEAT CONTRACT

    Despite the substantial preference benefit of the exchange, the Australian tenderers did not obtain their share of the annual war office ...

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  20. MR. SCULLIN'S MESSAGE.

    Mr., Scullin has forwarded the following message to the Prime Minister of New Zealand: "On,behalf of the Government and citizens of Australia ...

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  21. WITHDRAWAL

    Addressing the A.W U. Convention Jo-day, Mr., Curtin, M.P, urged that the attention of the Federal Executive of the A.W.U. be directed to the ...

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  22. HEAVY DEATH ROLL AT TARADALE

    Late this afternoon news was received from the little town of Taradale, several miles from Napier "that ' there had been a heavy death-roll, ...

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  23. OFFER OF WARSHIP

    In another message to Mr. Forbes. Mr. Scullin states: "If one of our warships now stationed 'at Hobart would be of any service to you In ...

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  24. DRASTIC CUTS

    The Government is planning drastic retrenchment in the public service, in view of the mounting"deficit. The Railways Conciliation Board ...

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  25. SHARP SHOCKS FELT AT BOMBAY

    earthquake shocks of great intensity were recorded in Bombay early yesterday morning. They are believed those of the New Zealand 'quake. ...

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  26. EARTH PULSATES FOR THREE HOURS

    Mr. J. W. Shaw, the West Bromich Seismologlcul expert, was amazed at the record of the earthquake. "For more than an hour 1 watched ...

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  27. A.W.U. GIVES £100 FOR RELIEF

    The A.W.U Convention, on the motion of F. Lundy (S.A.) decided to donate the sum of £100 to the relief' fund,'which it is'proposed the ...

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  28. BURMA REBELS

    Although many Burmese rebels have been rounded up small bands are carrying on a campaign of murder and loot boen rounded,im.small bands are carry ...

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  29. RESPONSE TO APPEAL

    In response to the appeal of the Prime Minister, [Mr. Forbes) parties of doctors "and nurses are arriving hourly and,.casualty stations are being ...

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  30. FIRST STEEPLE

    Final touches are now being made to the steeple of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at Capitol Hill and it Is expected that the scaffolding ...

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  31. BRITAIN'S SYMPATHY.

    The King has sent a cablegram expressing his "deepest 'sympathy with the bereaved and sufferers In the New Zealand earthquake. ...

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  32. N.S.W.SYMPATHY.

    A resolution expressing, profound sorrow and sympathy of the people, of Now South Wales with the citizens of Now Zealand in the appalling losses ...

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  33. ELECTORAL REFORM

    The Electoral Reform Bill, which pioposes the alternative vote and other changes in the elecoral procedure, passed the second reading by 298 votes ...

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  34. PLIGHT AT HASTINGS

    The postmaster at Hasting [?]ssued an urgent appeal on behalf of the town tor medical relief, while committees have been lormed to deal with ...

    Article : 63 words
  35. EXCHANGE MAY HELP COAL TRADE

    The exchange late may result in the revival of the Newcastle coal trade Coal owners are able to cut prices considerably and several large ...

    Article : 37 words
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