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GOLF.
The interstate golf matches were played to-day in delightful weather, New South Wales winning the amateur tournament and Victoria the professional tournament for the Vicars Cup. ...
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BOWLS.
A special meeting of the New South Wales Bowling Association will be held to-morrow evening, when the principal business will be the consideration of the pennant committee's recommendations in ...
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NEW ZEALAND GEOLOGIST.
Interesting views concerning the safety of the Arapuni Dam, the effects of the 1931 earthquake in the Hawkes Bay district, and the possibility of finding oil in New Zealand ...
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OBITUARY.
Mr. George Mason Burns, a former member of the House of Representatives, died at his residence, 135 Holt-avenue, Cremorne, on Monday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FROZEN MEAT.
The placing of the British Army frozen meat contract, amounting to about 1000 head of cattle a week for six months, with Australia, has stimulated the Australian meat ...
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LIVING WAGE.
Inquiry into the living standard and basic wage was continued yesterday by the Full Bench of the Industrial Commission, comprising the President (Mr. Justice Browne), Mr. ...
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A REVIEW.
At the 30th June, 1931, there was a total 0f 32,312 persons employed within the Federal Service, made up of 28,333 permanent employees, and 3979 temporary hands. Over 80 ...
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SOCIAL CLUBS' TOURNAMENT.
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INTERCLUB MATCHES.
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COURSING.
The New South Wales National Coursing Association's August fixture commenced at the Woodstock enclosure. Rooty Hill, yesterday, in fine, cold weather, with a good attendance. ...
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MR. A. J. HORDERN.
Mr. A. J. Hordern, of The Highlands, Waitara, died at his home on Monday, aged 73 years. Mr. Hordern was at one time associated with the firm now known as Hordern ...
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CITY COUNCIL.
The Lord Mayor (Alderman Walder) had difficulty in preserving order at a meeting of the City Council yesterday when tenders for the supply of Ford motor vehicles were dis ...
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BASEBALL.
The annual triangular inter-University baseball series was continued yesterday at University oval, when Adelaide met Melbourne. The Adelaide team proved stronger in every department, particularly ...
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HIGH SCHOOL FEES.
Interviews yesterday revealed a divergence of opinion among representative men concerning the reported proposal of the State Government to re-impose High School fees. ...
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MR. JUSTICE EDMUNDS.
The funeral of the late Mr. Justice Edmunds took place at the Rookwood Cemetery yesterday morning, following a requiem Mass in St. Martha's Church, Strathfield, celebrated ...
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MINING AND METALLURGY.
The technical college bore an unusually busy appearance this morning, owing to an invasion of mining men and students to attend the first ordinary meeting this year of the Aus ...
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A GRADE FINAL.
The A grade final between Bonnie Doon and Pymble will be decided at Manly on August 27. Originally it was the intention to hold the final after the Australian championship meeting at Ade ...
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CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.
Mr. R. W. G. Mackay, barrister, of Sydney, addressing members of the United Australia party at Gordon last night, said that whereas Australia was suffering from the world crisis, ...
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TO-DAY'S GAME.
The series will be continued to-day, when Sydney will play Adelaide at 10 a.m. ...
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METROPOLITAN SIDE CHOSEN.
At University Oval tomorrow, commencing at 3 p.m., a combined University team will play a metropolitan side from the New South Wales Association. The latter's selectors have announced ...
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KILLARA'S AMENDED PROGRAMME.
The Killara Club has found it necessary to make a number of alterations owing to the fire destroying the clubhouse. An open mixed foursome competition, down for August 27, has been cancelled. The ...
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GREYHOUND RACING.
Hazel Limes and Have Another were the only two dogs to show good form in the opening event at the Lithgow meeting on Saturday. Hazel Limes, however, won by seven lengths from Have Another. ...
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BILLIARDS.
In the second semi-final of the State amateur B grade billiards championship, played at the Elysian Parlours last night, P. O'Leary defeated J. Scott, scoring 5OO to 391. The winner's best ...
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SECRET COMMISSIONS.
Mr. W. S. Hartley, manager and secretary of the South Burnett Co-operative Dairy Association, Ltd., to-day, told the Royal Commissioner inquiring into the alleged payment ...
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WRESTLING.
Joe Keatos and George Unholtz are the principals for the wrestling contest at Newtown Stadium on Saturday night. A six-round boxing match will be supplied by Art Rolls and Les Cook. ...
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AUSTRALIAN TROTTING CLUB.
The following handicaps have been declared for the meeting of the Australian Trotting Club next Monday:- Trial Handicap, 1½m (1.45 p.m.).—Lady Machree, ...
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CHEMICAL SOCIETY.
Delegates of section B of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science, were entertained by the Sydney University Chemical Society at dinner ...
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MAITLAND MEETING.
Results of the Maitland Mechanical Coursing Association s meeting on the showground on Saturday night were:- Marathon Stakes No. 1, 660yds.—Wyndham Lad, ...
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SIR WILLIAM BIRDWOOD.
Having partially recovered his health and his injured right foot having improved, FieldMarshal Sir William Birdwood, who is staying at Boraming with his son ...
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"HIKING" IN NATIONAL PARK
Mr. J. A. Graham, president of the Cronulla Chamber of Commerce, in a letter to the Editor of the "Herald," deplores the fact that comparatively few people take advantage of ...
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WERRIBEE ACCEPTANCES.
Acceptances for the meeting at Werribee tomorrow are:- Open Three year-old Handicap, 6f (1.45).—Rulanut, 9; Green Island, 8-6; Belabbes, 7-11; Bomba ...
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SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.
The meeting of the Shakespeare Society at Beaumont House last evening was enlivened by two admirable studies of the principal characters in "Twelfth Night." Miss Violet ...
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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE.
Awards have been made to the following officers and members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade in New South Wales:- Service Medal of the Order of St. John.—District ...
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LATE MR. ARTHUR GILES.
The trustees of the Sydney Grammar School have carried a resolution placing on record the loss sustained by the school in the death of Mr. Arthur Giles, master of the lower school. ...
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WOLLONGONG CLUB.
Owing to the Kembla Grange race meeting being held on Saturday afternoon, this week's meeting of the Wollongong Greyhound Racing Club will be held on Saturday night only. The pro ...
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ST. JOHN'S, ASHFIELD.
The Rev. H. S. Cocks, rector of St. John's, Ashfield, in a letter to the Editor of the "Herald," says that the wanton desecration and vandalism wrought in St. John's church ...
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SHEPHERD'S BUSH MEETING.
Nine events with the mechanical hare will be decided at the Greyhound Racing Club's meeting at Shepherd's Bush to-night, commencing at 8 o'clock. ...
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