A broken rail, which was taken from the locality of the Albury mall train accident, was brought to Sydney yesterday, and it is understood that it will be tested by the railway ...
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Article : 119 wordsThe team to represent Australia in the Davis Cup tie against Britain, which begins to-morrow, will be: J. Crawford and V. McGrath in the singles, and Crawford and A. ...
Article : 171 wordsIt can be stated on the authority of Lord Melchett, director of influential finance and industrial concerns, that a Jewish world conference, as recently ...
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Article : 556 wordsSir Joslah Stamp, a director of the Bank of England and a member of the Economic Advisory Council, in an address broadcast in Britain and the United States, said: "The ...
Article : 126 wordsMr. Lyons dealt with the financial position in an address at a luncheon given by the Sane Democracy League. He made it clear that the Federal ...
Article : 673 wordsRain of useful volume was recorded generally over the southern half of New South Wales during Tuesday night and yesterday, and the southern portions of the wheat belt have ...
Article : 181 wordsThe Minister for Agriculture (Major W. E. Elliot), in presenting the Estimates of the Department of Agriculture in the House of Commons, said that only 1100 men had been ...
Article : 373 wordsMr. Peter Dawson faced probably the smallest audience of his career yesterday. He sang to one man—a representative of the "Herald." ...
Article : 705 wordsSplendid rain which fell last night and to-day drenched the wheat areas of the far north and north-west Mallee, to which the recent general rains had not extended. Falls ...
Article : 127 wordsConstable Bonnette, of the Darlinghurst police, narrowly escaped being run down last night, when he attempted to stop a stolen motor car. ...
Article : 242 wordsIn a broadcast address last night, Mr. Lyons said that the Federal Government was carrying out the tariff policy enunciated at the last elections; and that it was ...
Article : 304 wordsThe Bureau of Statistics announced to-day that the Canadian spring wheat crop was 23 per cent, below the average on June 20, compared with one per cent. below the average ...
Article : 138 wordsIn celebration of the first year of Nazi power, Heligoland is to be renamed Hitler Island, and a ferro-concrete tower 700ft high is to be built, with the most powerful light in the world, ...
Article : 320 wordsThe Federal Cabinet to-day considered the main heads of conditions of tender for the oversea and associated internal Australian air services, and decisions were reached. The ...
Article : 329 wordsIn the Legislative Council yesterday, the Minister of Agriculture (Mr. Bleslng) said that if the oversea price of wheat did not assure growers at least 10/ a bag at country ...
Article : 51 wordsTwo unusual cases were decided to-day in the King's Bench Division. A widow, Mrs. Mary Wood, and her son were awarded damages totalling £13,000 against A. ...
Article : 199 wordsThe competition which is being waged between the railways and motor transport for Riveiina business has become a subject of major interest, and the motor interests have ...
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Article : 183 wordsAbolition of the Federal land tax, reduced shipping freights, and other concessions were asked by a deputation from the Graziers' Association which waited upon Mr. Lyons ...
Article : 286 wordsMr. Lyons outlined the policy of the Government in checking the activities of Communists and Communist organisations, in his speech at the luncheon given by the Sane ...
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Article : 167 words"Sydney's taxis are a disgrace," said the Minister for Transport (Mr. Bruxner), in reply to a deputation representing two taxi co-operative societies, and which urged yesterday ...
Article : 428 wordsIn the House of Commons the secretary for the Dominions (Mr. J. H. Thomas), replying to questions relating to British migrants who had settled in Victoria, said that ...
Article : 178 wordsAlthough the Congress Conference, on which the attention of the whole country is riveted, opens to-day, the outcome is shrouded in speculation. Mr. Gandhi still holds the key ...
Article : 316 wordsProvisions have run short, and no further flights can be made. There was only an area of 30 miles square that needed closer examination, but a total of 260,000 square miles ...
Article : 253 wordsA return furnished by the Water Board yesterday of new buildings erected and alterations carried out in the metropolitan area last month shows a substantial revival in the ...
Article : 196 wordsIt is understood that four of the largest miners' lodges on the South Maitland coalfield have adopted the recommendation approved by the northern miners' committee of ...
Article : 184 wordsThe "Financial Times" says: "The City is quick to appreciate the declaration of the Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr. G. W. Forbes) demonstrating that the present ...
Article : 234 wordsThe Premier (Sir Stanley Argyle) denied to-day that there had been any avoidable delay by the Victorian Government. The Ministry, he said, was prepared to confer with ...
Article : 57 wordsMale tram and train passengers, wearing winter clothes, scoffed when many girls and young women were seen yesterday morning in non-winter attire. They learned later in ...
Article : 189 wordsIn the House of Commons Mr. E. H. Pickering (Lib.) mentioned that Australia had maintained duties ranging from 100 per cent. to 300 per cent. on British hosiery and knitted ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 13 Jul 1933, Page 9
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