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TIMELY RAIN
Timely rain is falling over a wide area of Inland New South Wales. Telephone inquiries last, night indicated that heavy or steady rain was falling at many places in the central ...
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DANCES.
The Presbyterian General Assembly yesterday decided to refer to the presbyteries throughout the State, for consideration and report to the next assembly, an overture from ...
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THE FLEET.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) announced in the House of Representatives to-day that the present Australian destroyer flotilla would shortly be replaced by more modern vessels, ...
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£12,000,000 FOR WORKS.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons), in a vigorous speech in the House of Representatives this afternoon, outlined works which would be begun shortly by the Commonwealth and State Governments to relieve unemployment. ...
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JUMP FROM PLANE.
Diving head first from a Royal Air Force bombing 'plane at a height of 21,000ft, a parachutist, John Tranum, is believed to have created a world's record at Netheravon ...
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LORD SNOWDEN.
A trenchant attack on the Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald) was made in the House of Lords by Lord Snowden, who resigned from the ...
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DISARMAMENT.
A new draft of the formula for a consultative pact for the preservation a peace was presented to the General commission of the Disarmament ...
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RAIN IN VICTORIA.
Useful rain fell to-day over the Mallee, the Wimmera, and parts of the western districts, and it spread eastward over the State. Some splendid fails were recorded in the ...
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FEDERAL WORKS.
Inquiries to-night revealed that the Government has a large and comprehensive programme of construction for 1933-34, of which the items mentioned by Mr. Lyons form only ...
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AUSTRALIAN WARSHIPS
It is stated that there is a possibility of the cruisers Australia and Canberra and two destroyers coming to New Zeoland in September to carry out exercises and manoeuvres in ...
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RUMANIA.
A statement issued on behalf of the London office of Rumanian interests claims that an agreement has been concluded between "powerful commercial groups" in Australia and ...
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R.P.A. HOSPITAL.
As the result of an increased Government subsidy the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Board has decided to reopen the 200 beds which were closed down some time ago owing to lack ...
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DON BRADMAN
Don Bradman appeared in a new role at the Victoria Park bowling green yesterday—as a bowler. Not in the cricket sense, however. He was a member of a Commercial Travellers' ...
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THE DEBATE.
On the motion that the House should go into committee of supply, the leader of the Opposition (Mr.Scullin) moved an amendment, and charged the Government with ...
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SWISS AVIATOR.
Mr. Carl Nauer, a Swiss aviator, who is [?] a holiday tour, arrived at the Mascot aerodrome yesterday afternoon, having flown from Switzerland. He intends to spend about three ...
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TRADE PUBLICITY.
During the next fortnight 154 shops in Bristol will devote their windows to a display of Australian butter and dried and canned fruits, and at the end of that time prizes ...
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CHURCH ROBBERIES.
At the Lithgow Police Court, Arthur Newman and Cecil Roy were committed for trial at the Fairamatta Quarter Sessions on a charge of committing a sacrilege by breaking ...
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AUSTRALIA'S REPLY
The Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Letham) announced in the House of Representatives to-day that the following reply on behalf of the Government to President ...
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WORLD CONFERENCE.
The Council of the League of Nations approved Sir John Simon's resolution in favour of a tariff truce, and expressed the opinion that the adherence of every possible ...
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NORTH CHINA.
Although it was generally anticipated that formal signatures would be affixed to the truce documents to-day, nothing so far has developed though there is every evidence that the ...
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RUSSIAN PLAN.
The Rev. F. R. Charman, addressing the Presbyterian General Assembly yesterday, said that one morning, while visiting a High school, he observed on the notice board a newspaper ...
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LAWN TENNIS.
The [?]reat D. Turnbull (Aust.) and Miss [?] Jacobs in the mixed doubles of the championship tournament in Paris was one of the big surprises of to-day's tennis. Turnbull ...
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ARCHBISHOPRIC.
The Bishop of Goulburn (Dr. Radford), who is acting Metropolitan, writing in the "Southern Churchman," states that bishops of the province are not responsible for the delay or ...
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TO SHOW CAUSE.
Mr. Clive Evatt, barrister-at-law, who appeared for ten men at the recently concluded Tighes Hill eviction trial at the Singleton Quarter Sessions, was yesterday called upon ...
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AIRMAN'S LICENCE.
The Minister for Defence (Sir George Pearce) has suspended an airman's pilot licence for 14 days for flying and "stunting" over the explosives factory area of the ...
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AUSTRALIAN LOANS.
The Financial Editor of the "Daily Express" says: "It is believed in the city that the financial advisers of the Commonwealth would be acting wisely if they approached ...
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THE PREMIERS.
The Premiers' Conference, which opens in Melbourne on June 6, will be an important one. Financial and other matters affecting the Commonwealth and States will ...
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LATE DAME NELLIE MELBA.
Lady Maud Warrender, in a volume of reminiscences, entitled "My First 60 Years," says that Dame Nellie Melba's death was merciful. "for her life had become tragically ...
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GERMAN GOODS.
The general council of the Trade Union Congress recommends members of trade union, socialist, and co-operative organisations to boycott German goods as a protest against the ...
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CHILD POISONED.
At an inquest to-day into the death of Eric William Whale, 3, a finding was recorded that the child died from the effects of arsenic poisoning apparently obtained from eating ...
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