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FEDERAL SURPLUS OF £710,000
Reflecting the general improvement in conditions in Australia, the interim statement of Commonwealth transactions for the financial year 1934-35, shows a surplus of receipts over expenditure of £7 10,000. ...
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PEACE WITH W.A
The acting Prime Minister, Dr. Earle Page, said to-day that he was convinced that the visit of the Federal Ministers to Perth would result ...
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WHEAT CRASH
Wheat prices crashed heavily in London and Liverpool yesterday owing to fear that Canada's accumulated holdings, ...
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FATE OF ABYSSINIA
The political writer of the "Daily Telegraph" states that though the gravity of the situation is not minimised, the British Government has no intention of acting alone in the Italo-Abyssinian dispute. It will not shirk any of its League obligations, but it holds that ...
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REFERENDUM
The acting Prime Minister (Dr. Page) said to-day that there was no truth in the report that the Commonwealth Government intended to ...
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VENIZELOS
The police are heavily guarding M. Venizelos, who is accompanied by detectives wherever he goes. Only persons whose names are ...
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SCHOOLS SUFFER
The King's School, St. Joseph's College, and St. Vincent's Convent School and several other scholastic institutions report considerable reduction in ...
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APPEAL TO U.S.A.
Abyssinia, despite the fact that she has been previously informed it was a matter for the League of Nations, says the Addis Ababa correspondent ...
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STATE LOTTERY
The 277th State Lottery was drawn to-day. The major prizes resulted: First prize, 76,820, "A.B.M." syndicate, Mrs. Marjorie Dougherty, 319, ...
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BRIGHTER HOPES OF MEAT AGREEMENT
The acting[?] Prime Minister (Dr. Page), before leaving for Sydney to-night, said that he had received a cable from ...
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LIKELY AMERICAN ACTION
As yet the reported appeal of the Abyssinian Government to America to invoke the Briand and Kellogg pacts against Italy has not been received by ...
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ESCAPED LUNATIC
The police are still searching for Robert James McMahon, who escaped from Parramatta Mental Hospital on Wednesday night. ...
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GOVERNOR- GENERAL OF CANADA
In the House of Commons, the Prime Minister (Mr. Bennett) denied the report that the retirement of the Governor-General, the Earl of ...
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TOBACCO RESEARCH
To review the progress of work carried out by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research and the State Departments of Agriculture in ...
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INDEPENDENCE DAY
America celebrated a comparatively quiet "safe and sane" Independence Day, although as always there was a distressing list of casualties from fire ...
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SMITH MURDER
The hearing of the charge against Patrick Brady for the alleged murder of James Smith was held up at the Central Police Court to-day when it ...
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RUNAWAY LORRY
There was an extraordinary accident at Ultimo this morning when a large steam lorry, carrying nearly eight tons of coal, got out of control, ...
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BARROW RACE
"I would rather fight 15 rounds any day than push a wheelbarrow to the top of Bungendore Hill," said Gavan Doyle yesterday morning, ...
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POSED AS POLICE
John Cameron, 52, a labourer, was fined to-day for the fifth time on a charge alleging that he assumed the designation of a constable or a ...
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FINES FOR ILLICIT STILL
Arthur Ashton, 39, a plumber, was fined £100 at the Parramatta Court to-day on a charge of making illicit spirit at Fairfield. ...
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ANOTHER TRANSPORT ACT SEIZURE
Acting on behalf of the Department of-Road Transport, the police to-day took possession of another lorry, the property of Grow Merchants ...
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DEATH OF VICTORIAN JUDGE
Sir Stewart McArthur, who for 14 years was Judge of the Supreme Court, Victoria, died to-day, aged 74. He had been, in ill health for a ...
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DEADLY U.S.A. AIRCRAFT COMPLETED
Engineers to-day revealed partial details of a giant four-motored bomber, recently completed at the Boeing Aircraft Factory, which will ...
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JUDGE RESIGNS
The Attorney-General (Mr. Manning) announced to-night that Judge Edwards, who has been a member of the District Court bench for 11 years, ...
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WYATT TO CAPTAIN IN AUSTRALIA
Although other sources suggest that Ho[?]mes will captain the M.C.C. tour of New Zealand, "The Daily Mail" says that the M.C.C. has decided to ...
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THANKS FROM INDIA
Personal appreciation of the Commonwealth Government's contribution of £10,000 for the relief of distress caused by the Quetta earthquake is ...
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NEW JAPANESE DEMANDS ON CHINA
As a sequence to an article published in the weekly journal "New' Lights," Japan demands an apology from the Chinese Government, the ...
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ASSURANCE FIGURES SHOW RECOVERY
Figures made available by six leading life assurance institutions in New South Wales, show a remarkable recovery since the depression days of ...
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FLOUR REDUCED
A further reduction of 2/6 in the price of flour was announced to-day by the Flour Mill Owners' Association. The minimum wholesale price ...
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NEW GLIDING RECORD
A gliding record with a passenger was established by Siegfried Ruhke, who remained in the air 7 hours 57 minutes. ...
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REDRESSING OF WRONGS TO HAPSBURGS
"It is not a question of a restoration of the Crown, but merely a redressing of the wrongs committed," ...
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