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BRISBANE CITY ELECTION.
As a result of the municipal elections on Saturday, the Lord Mayor (Alderman A. J. Jones) has been returned to office for three years, with a ...
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MR. BROADBENT. Flight to London.
Mr. H. F. Broadbent plans to take off from the Ross Smith Aerodrome at 3 a.m. on Wednesday for his attempt on the Australia-England solo record. ...
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ANZAC SERVICES AND REUNIONS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. VAST CONGREGATION AT DOMAIN.
It was estimated that more than 42,000 persons attended the United Anzac commemoration service in the Domain. The service was held under the auspices of the Returned Soldiers' League, and was conducted by chaplains of the various denominations. ...
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SOLDIERS' REUNIONS.
Many A.I.F. units and other ex-service organisations held their annual reunions during the week-end. Members of the 2nd Battalion, at their ...
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MR. HUGHES WATCHES THE MARCH.
The Federal Minister for Health (Mr. W. M. Hughes) made a special journey from the Mountains to view the Anzac Day march yesterday. He sat inside the police barriers at ...
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MANY MEMORIAL SERVICES. Toll of the War.
Commemoration services were held throughout the metropolitan area yesterday. "I do not believe in war, which is a hateful ...
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TRIBUTES AT CENOTAPH.
Throughout yesterday reverent queues of people filed past the Cenotaph. Many had to wait for more than an hour in a queue which extended to Pitt-street ...
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JUNKER 'PLANE
After the engines had been thoroughly tested to-day. Captain Kommol, the pilot of the German Junker 'plane, Lawrence Hargrave, stated that the machine would ...
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JEWISH LOYALTY.
An impressive service, the dominant note of which was loyalty to the British throne, was held at the Great Synagogue. A memorial prayer in Hebrew was offered by Cantor ...
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FISHERIES.
Information received in Canberra indicates that Australia is likely to encounter international competition off her own territorial waters when the Federal Government's ...
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PLANE DAMAGED.
As the result of a slight accident to a Guinea Airways Lockheed Electra 'plane, the Civil Aviation representative at Darwin (Mr. Alan Collins) to-day refused the pilot permission to ...
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ADDRESS BY WAR CHAPLAIN.
The service in the Domain was conducted by Chaplain Brigadier W. S. Solomon (Salvation Army), Chaplain J. Boardman (Church of England), ...
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V.C. WINNER RESCUES MAN.
William John Elliott, V.C, M.C., Croix de Guerre, plunged into the Fitzroy River, and rescued William Grace, who was in difficulties. Elliott, who recently underwent two major ...
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WONTHAGGI MINE.
A conference between the management of the State coalmine and the executive of the Miners' Union on Saturday decided to resume coal-winning operations on Thursday. ...
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LOTTE LEHMANN
An informal recital was given by Madame Lotte Lehmann on Saturday to the soldiers at the Randwick Military Hospital. The men were delighted with her performance. Madame ...
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COLOURS DEDICATED.
Archbishop Mowll, at the morning service at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday, received the flags of the training ships, Conway and Worcester. He dedicated the colours, which ...
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MAN ATTACKED.
Farls Simon, who lives in the city, was attacked in Hyde Park last night, and suffered injuries to his nose. He was treated at Sydney Hospital. ...
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EX-ENEMIES MEET.
The growth of the fraternal spirit between former enemies was shown at the annual reunion of the Submarine Old Comrades' Association, held in the Green Tree Cafe, ...
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THEFT OF JEWELLERY.
Clothing and Jewellery valued at £100 were stolen from the home of Senior Constable McLeod, of Williamstown, on Saturday night. The most valuable articles were a five-stone ...
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ORDERLY CROWD.
Special police arrangements were made for controlling the crowds in the Domain, and 350 police, under the acting metropolitan superintendent (Mr. Collings), Superintendent ...
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ANZAC CONCERT.
The Governor and Lady Wakehurst attended the third annual grand Anzac concert arranged by the hospitals entertainment committee of the New South Wales branch of the ...
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COMMEMORATION AT NEWCASTLE.
The Newcastle Anzac Day observances attracted greater attendances than ever before. A procession of district ex-servicemen and women, led by Major-General J. G. Paton, ...
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HOMAGE TO FALLEN.
Many thousands of men women and children visited the Anzac Memorial yesterday to pay homage to fallen comrades brothers husbands fathers and sons Men gathered ...
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AT CANBERRA.
In brilliant sunshine and in the presence of the Governor-General (Lord Gowrie), the Commonwealth Government celebrated Anzac Day with a brief ceremony on the steps of ...
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JUNIOR RED CROSS.
Lad; Wakehurst faced more than 2000 girls outside Government House yesterday morning, whan the Junior Red Cross of New South Wales held its Anzac service of song. ...
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SHELL-TORN BIBLE
When a heavy shell burst near Private Thomas Webster, of the 18th Battalion, A.I.F., during a terrific German barrage on the Australian lines at Flers, in 1916, a Bible and a ...
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N.Z. CEREMONIES.
The largest crowds for many years attended the Wellington Anzac Day ceremonies. The Governor-General (Lord Galway) laid a wreath on the Citizens' War Memorial. ...
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21,500 MARCH IN MELBOURNE.
Led by Major-General C. H. Brand, more than 21,500 former soldiers marched through the city streets in the Anzac Day procession to the Shrine of Remembrance. The police ...
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