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COUNTRY NEWS.
The District Coroner (Mr. A. A. Brown) held an inquiry into he death of Fay Wadley 2, a daughter of R. Wadley, farmer, Llangothlin, which occurred on December 12. ...
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ALL NIGHT SWIM.
News has come from Taveunl of a feat of enduranc by two Indians and two Fijians Three Indians and two Fijians set out in an open boat to cross the Somo Somo Straits ...
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POLITICAL SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL.
The summer school of the Australian Institute of Political Science, which was opened in Canberra on Thursday, concluded to-day after a busy week-end. ...
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AUSTRALIA.
At the Inception of the Anniversary Day luncheon to-day, long grace in Latin enabled the chief guest, the Secretary for the Dominions (Mr. J. H. Thomas) to evoke peals ...
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N.S.W. INNINGS CLOSED.
The New South Wales captain, Kippax, declared his team's innings closed on Saturday when the team had scored 672 runs for the loss of eight wickets in the Sheffield Shield match against Victoria at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The visitors lost one wicket for 98 runs, O'Brien being out ...
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AIR RACE.
British aeroplane designers are not alarmed by American plans to win the London to Melbourne centenary air race prizes in October At least three separate manufacturing ...
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FALL FROM WINDMILL.
Douglas McLarty, the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. D S. McLarty, silver Pines, Je[?] fell 35 feet from a windmill tower on the property yesterday afternoon, and was seriously ...
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MOTOR CYCLIST INJURED.
Arthur Linton, 40, of Liney-avenue, South Campsle, was critically injured late last night when his motor cycle collided with a tram at the intersection of Parramatta-road and ...
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IMPROVED OUTLOOK.
New businesses are opening at Parkes, and there is a general atmosphere of prosperity Building permits were issued during 1933, covins operations valued at £23,007, compared ...
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REMARKABLE INCIDENT.
On Saturday 325 runs were scored. That Was a fair total; but it suffered in comparison With the 445 runs registered on the first day. After the champagne provided by Bradman ...
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HOUSE RANSACKED.
Thieves broke into the home of Mr. W.A. Morley, Flagstaff Hill, Tweed Heads, while the occupants were away. When Mr. Morley returned he found the house in disorder Bed ...
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PTOMAINE POISONING.
Kenneth Jordan of Rose street Punchbowl, died in Western Suburbs Hospital on Saturday morning from ptomaine poisoning. His father, William Jordan and his brother were ...
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LORRY STRIKES TREE.
Three persons were injured when the steering-gear of a motor lorry on which they were travelling along the Rock Valley-road failed and the vehicle ran down a steep incline, ...
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LONG FLIGHTS.
A message from Paris states that the airwoman, Maryse Hilsz, left Marseilles to attempt a record flight to Tokyo. The Italian airmen Lombardi and Mazzotti ...
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SOUTH PACIFIC.
The "Sunday Express" gives prominence to reports of the Singapore Conference, and affirms that one of the vital questions being discussed is that of the ceding to the United ...
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SURF LIFE-SAVERS
The work done by surf life-savers was waimly praised by the Minister for Labour and Industry (Mr. Dunningham) when he was opening a clubhouse and dressing pavilion at ...
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UNREGISTERED DOGS.
At the Richmond Police Court 25 residents were fined 10/ each for failing to register dogs within the prescribed period. This was the result of a round-up by the police. ...
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DISARMAMENT.
A meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Disarmament, over which the Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald) presided, was held at No. 10 Downing-street this afternoon. It ...
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INJURED BY LOG.
John Forgham, Colo, suffered an injury to his back as the result of a log rolling on him. Forgham required hospital treatment. ...
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BOY'S FALL FROM TREE.
Gordon Stevens, 14, of Cessnock, while staying in Maitland with relatives, fell from a tree on the river bank and fractured an arm. ...
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COMMENTS ON THE PLAY.
One of the most pleasing features of the game has been the cordial feeling between the opposing players. Victoria and New South Wales have always been keen rivals, and there ...
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BODY IDENTIFIED.
The body of the man found in the scrub near Thornton on Friday with the face blown away, has been Identified as that of John Martin, 70. For a few months he had been in a ...
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LATE SHIPPING.
ADELAIDE (1084m.).—Arr.: Jan. 27, Nuddes, s, from Melbourne; Ballarat from London, via Sucz; City of Kimberley from Melbourne. Dep.: Jan. 27, Mundalla, for Rockhampton Idomeneus, for ...
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BREACHES OF BUNCHY TOP REGULATIONS.
Faliure to comply with the bunchy top regulations led to fines totalling £35 and court costs amounting to £3/16/, being imposed on four banana-growers at the Mullumbimby ...
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THE CALL-UP
A call-up for employment is announced for to-day. Details are published on page l8, column 6. ...
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MR. DE VALERA.
Mr. de Valera, interviewed after twelve months' of office, said that everything was working out as he anticipated. There was no prosnect of an election, but he was ...
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INDEX.
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DEATH ADDERS BY RIVER.
The hot weather has caused death adders to make their appearance on the banks of the Macquarie River. Blue-tongue lizards are also numerous. ...
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GAS WARFARE.
Dr. Frances A. Freeth, of the headquarters staff of Imperial Chemical; Industries, Ltd., sharply condemned statements by scaremongers regarding war gas, in an address ...
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COTTAGE BURNT.
A cottage situated in Prince-street was destroyed by fire early in the morning, Tam property, which was unoccupied, was owned by Mr. A. Boyldew, of Wagga. ...
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CHILD'S INJURY.
Dorothy Palmer, 5, was playing at her ho[?] in Morgan-street to-day. She had a stick in her mouth, and fell, causing the stick to enter the roof of the mouth and inflict a ...
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DIVE INTO SHALLOW WATER.
Lennard Rynehart, North Wagga, dived into shallow water in the Murrumbidgee River at North Wagga. He struck a snag, and sustained extensive injuries, including probably a ...
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CARS OVERTURN.
Percy Hargesty, 48, a shearers' cook, ot Campbelltown, was serverely injured unen a car travelling from Orange to Bathurst overturned at Dunkeld yesterday and the ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CAPITALISM.
"Among the, raging waves created by economic shocks and military and political catastrophies the Soviet Union stands like a rock," declared M. Stalin at the Moscow congress ...
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INDIAN EARTHQUAKE.
The earthquake death-roll is likely to be higher than some authorities anticipated. A message received by the India Government from the British envoy at Nepal says: ...
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GORDON HIGHLANDERS.
Sir Ian Hamilton will go to Germany to-morrow to receive from President von Hindenburg the drums which the 2nd Battalion of Gordon Highlanders left at Ostend during the ...
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UNUSUAL BROADCAST.
Thousands of people in Australia who have never been able to go to Taronga Park Zoo had it taken to them yesterday afternoon. The Broadcasting Commission performed the ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Japanese Ambassador in Rome [?] with Signor Mussolini, and made "friendly representations" regarding Signor Mussolini's article in the Hearst Press criticising Japan's ...
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FOOD AND GROCERIES.
The price levels of food and groceries for the 30 index towns and six capital cities of Australia showed increases of 2.5 and 2.7 per cent, respectively during December, compared ...
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TO-DAY.
Theatre Royal: "The Dubarry," 8. Criterion Theatre: Dick Whittington," 2; "Tout Paric—Second Edition," 8. Tlvo[?] Jim Gerald, 2.30, 8. ...
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FALL FROM WINDOW.
Arthur Stewart Hicks, of Brisbane, inspector for Queensland for the Bank of New South Wales, fell from the Window of his room on the second story of the Royal Hotel, at ...
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TIN MARKET.
The committee of the London Metal Exchange has sent letters to the Colonial Office and the Board of Trade, opposing the International Tin Committee's proposal to form a ...
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POLAND.
A message from Warsaw says that members of the Opposition walked out of Parliament having announced their refusal to take part any further in the discussion on the ...
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ORANGE MILLS.
The Orange correspondent of the "Herald," in a message last night, stated the [?] tory of the Textile Workers' Union (Mr. [?] sell) waited upon the manager of in the Orange ...
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COOGEE PIER.
A Coogee resident, in a letter to the Editor of the "Herald," says that the portion of the Coogee pier above the low tide mark should be retained for shelter, while the upper portion ...
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SUBURBAN PICTURE THEATRES.
Programmes of Suburban Picture Theatres will b found in the Amusement Advertisement Columns. ...
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