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MR. T. E. ROFE
The Full Court (Sir John Harvey, Mr. Justice Davidson, and Mr. Justice Stephen) yesterday unanimously restored to the roll of solicitors the name of Thomas Ernest Rofe. ...
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PETROL INQUIRY.
Most of the proceedings to-day of the Royal Commission Inquiring into petrol prices and allied matters, was devoted to cross-examination by Mr. R. G. Menzies, K.C. (for the ...
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RURAL BANK.
Details of the proposed reorganisation of the New South Wales Rural Bank were made available to-day by the Assistant Treasurer (Mr. Spooner). ...
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BEER DRINKING.
Mr. Thomas Upton, formerly secretary of the Lithgow District Hospital, who recently wrote a letter to the Minister for Health, alleging that beer was consumed on the ...
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CONFERENCE.
The general debate was continued to-day at the plenary session of the World Economic Conference. Delegates of the most important nations having ...
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UNEMPLOYED.
The Minister for Labour (Mr. Dunningham) said yesterday the official records showed that, at the end of March, the registered unemployed in the State totalled ...
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WAR DEBT TO U.S.A.
Britain has paid to the United States 10,000,000 dollars in silver as acknowledgement of the war debt instalment due yesterday, pending a final settlement. The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Neville Chamberlain) explained ...
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"BOGUS" CONTRACTS.
A deputation of union secretaries, who urged the amendment of the State Arbitration Act to eliminate the "bogus" contract system in industries, was received yesterday by the ...
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SUMMARIES OF NOTES.
The Assistant Commonwealth Treasurer (Senator Sir Walter Massy Greene) to-day made available a summary of the Note presented to the United States Government by ...
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ABORIGINES.
The Association for the Protection of Native Races, at its annual meeting yesterday, decided to ask the Commonwealth Government to appoint a Commissioner of Native Affairs, with ...
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SATISFACTION IN BRITAIN.
The House received Mr. Chamberlain's speech with approval, the passage evoking the greatest cheer being that in which he quoted from President Roosevelt's statement that ...
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SIR WILLIAM VICARS.
Sir William Vicars has forwarded his resignation to the Government as a Commissioner of the Rural Bank. Interviewed last night, Sir William said ...
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ANNANDALE.
The State president of the Federal Labour party (Mr. P. E. Coleman), opening the campaign for the Federal Labour candidate, Alderman P. McDonald, in the Annandale ...
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MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S VIEWS.
Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at Carnarvon (Wales), said that if the Economic Conference succeeded it would be splendid. If it failed it would not be an irrevocable disaster, ...
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DENSE FOG
With remarkable suddenness a dense fog which had enveloped the city and suburbs late on Wednesday night swept down across Sydney Harbour early yesterday morning. ...
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TWO OPINIONS.
Mr. P. E. Coleman, opening the campaign of the Federal Labour party in the Annandale by-election last night, quoted statements made by Mr. Lang and Alderman J. S. Garden to ...
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AUSTRALIA'S POSITION.
The leader of the Government in the Senate, Sir George Pearce, replying to a question by Senator Dooley (Fed. Lab., N.S.W.) to-day, said that the Minister without portfolio in ...
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MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S SPEECH.
On the motion for the adjournment last night, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Chamberlain) explained that it had been impassible hitherto to arrange simultaneous ...
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NEW GUINEA.
A Government patrol party was attacked by natives in the Upper Ramu district on Sunday last. The assailants are believed to be Kukukukus, who killed the prospector Baum, ...
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UNITED STATES WHEAT.
A copyrighted despatch from Washington to the Associated Press to-night says:—It is learned that the Government has decided to levy the maximum process taxes on cotton ...
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DEBATE IN U.S. SENATE.
Having his freedom of action curtailed by the fact that Congress has final authority in regard to the debt question, President Roosevelt "noted" the British Government's ...
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AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
A message from Bellin says that the Papal Nuncio, as the doyen of the diplomatic corps, is protesting to the Government against the arrest of Dr. Wosserbaeck as a reprisal for the ...
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£20,000 DAMAGE.
Damage estimated at £20,000 was done by a fire early this morning at the timber yard of Bunning Bros., Ltd., West Perth. The city and four suburban brigades fought ...
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FIRE IN BASEMENT.
City firemen were forced to use gas masks yesterday to reach the source of a fire which broke out in the basement of a building at 27 Jamieson-street. Although the fire was not ...
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SCIENCE CONGRESS.
The Fifth Pacific Science Congress concluded its sessions to-day. The delegates are visiting the interior of British Columbia, and are disbanding at Calgary on Monday. ...
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CLOTHING IDENTIFIED
A youth was drowned in the Murray River at Tocumwa[?] early in February, but until a few days ago the police were unable to identify him. ...
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ALLEGED FORGERIES.
In the Perth Police Court to-day, David Stewart, 41, former veterinary officer in the Agricultural Department, was committed for trial on two charges of having forged and ...
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