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Family Notices
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NEW USES FOR TAXES.
Resentment is felt in many quarters at the action of both State and Federal Governments in continuing to collect taxation originally imposed for a ...
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FALSE CLUES.
The disappearance of Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, and her navigator, Captain F. J. Noonan, while flying across the Pacific from Lae (New ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor-General received an official call at Admiralty House, Sydney, yesterday from Commander R. R. Dowling, R.A.N., on assuming command of ...
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ELECTIONS
No one can forecast accurately the date of the Federal elections. They are almost certain to be held in October, but the exact date will not be fixed ...
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
It is safe to say that there is no country in the world where physical fitness should prevail more abundantly than in Australia. A sunny and equable ...
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The Sydney Morning [?]erald.
"Religion is deeper than theology, for "it is life; and deeper than morality, "for it is love. Not subscription to a "creed but perpetual self-renewal is the ...
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GAS PRICES.
The Board of Inquiry set up under the Gas and Electricity Act began the hearing yesterday of an application by the Australian Gas Light Company for ...
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SIR FREDERICK STEWART.
Sir Frederick Stewart, M.P., has been endorsed by the Parramatta U.A.P. divisional conference as the U.A.P. candidate for the Parramatta electorate at the Federal elections. ...
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FRENCH NATIONAL DAY.
The Consul-General for France in Australia (M. P. Suzor) announced yesterday that, in celebration of the French national day, an official reception would be held at the off[?]s ...
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RADIO TASTE.
Sir,—Your special reporter's interesting article in your issue of July 7 shows the difficulties that beset the Broadcasting Commission in trying to please everybody. But ...
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FREE LIBRARIES.
Mr. Justice Evatt, speaking at a meeting of the council of the Free Library movement last night, declared that if they had to wait for the civic fathers of the State to establish ...
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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN.
The board of the Benevolent Society of New South Wales has decided to make additions to the Royol Hospital for Women[?] Paddington, involving an expenditure of about £115,000. ...
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