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  2. RAILWAYS.

    It was learnt from official sources yesterday that the railway deficit for the year ended June 30 last will be about £4,500,000. The Government ...

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  3. TIN HARE INQUIRY.

    Mr. Justice Halse Rogers, sitting as a Royal Commissioner, yesterday morning resumed his inquiry into the issue of licences for night betting on mechanical hare racing. Mr. J. P. ...

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  4. FOOD RELIEF.

    As the result of the recent introduction of a new system of granting food relief there has been a remarkable falling off in the number of applicants. ...

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  5. THE NEXT STEP.

    Now that some measure of agreement has been reached at Ottawa, the next concern of Britain will be the world economic conference, which, according ...

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  6. OTTAWA CONFERENCE.

    One variation of special interest to Australia between the Canadian and the Australian agreements with Britain relates to the provision that in the application of the principle that British producers shall be given reasonable competitive opportunity in the Australian market special consideration may ...

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  7. NAZIS.

    A message from Berlin says that Nazi storm troops ran amuck in the streets of Beuthen (Silesia) after five of their comrades had been sentenced to death by a special ...

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  8. PAPUAN NATIVES

    Sir Hubert Murray (Lieutenant-Governor of Papua), speaking at a luncheon given in his honour yesterday by the London Missionary Society said that the best friend of the ...

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  9. MR. BRUCE'S FIGHT.

    Mr. Bruce had a long fight before he could induce Britain to accept a variation from the Canadian formula. He pointed out that insistence upon "shall" would cause much ...

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  10. TRANSPORT.

    Rapid means of transport between the city and the Manly municipality and Warringah shire was advocated by a deputation which waited upon the Transport Advisory ...

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  11. SUNSHINE TRAGEDY.

    The trial of Harold James Russell on a charge of having murdered his wife and two children at Sunshine on June 11, was continued in the Criminal Court to-day. ...

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  12. CREDIT SCHEME.

    "I cannot help feeling that the obscurity with which Major Douglas has presented his thesis has misled many people who doubtless have had much difficulty in understanding ...

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  13. AUSTRALIAN CONCESSIONS.

    In the enumeration of Australian concessions, to Britain embodied in the agreement reached at Ottawa, which appeared in Monday's "Herald," it should have been stated that ...

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  14. LOCAL COMMENT.

    "I think the decisions of the Ottawa Conference are going to be of advantage to the butter producers in this country," said Mr. J. Russell King, general manager of the ...

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  15. STATE COALMINE

    The State Government may reverse its [?]revious decision to close the State coalmine at Lithgow at the end of September. It was learnt in Ministerial circles ...

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  16. OFFICIAL AMBUSHED.

    Mr. Cyril George Grassby, additional police superintendent at Dacca, was shot and wounded by a young Bengali yesterday afternoon, when driving home from his office in ...

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  17. WOMEN TEACHERS.

    The Minister for Education (Mr. Drummond) said yesterday that the retrenchment of married women teachers in the Education Department would be carried out in such a ...

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  18. WAGES REDUCED.

    An all-round reduction of 20 per cent, in wages paid at the State coal mine was announced at a meeting of the State Coal Mine Tribunal in Melbourne to-day. This will ...

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  19. AVIATION.

    "I hope to get away on the return flight to England to-morrow," said Mr. J. A. Mollison this afternoon, after inspecting his 'plane. "My departure is, however, dependent on the ...

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  20. MR. AMERY'S SON.

    Following, three messages from relatives of Mr. John Amery, aged 20, son of Mr. L. S. Amery, including one from his uncle (Lord Greenwood), a Chelsea registrar declined to ...

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  21. MR. FORBES'S OPINION.

    Commenting on the Ottawa agreements, the Prime Minister (Mr. Forbes) said that the outstanding fact was that the conference had been successful in achieving agreement. It ...

    Article : 220 words
  22. YOUTHFUL THIEF.

    The extraordinary exploits of a 17-year-old thief were described in Court to-day by police, who attributed nine robberies to him. They said that he had left a note bearing ...

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  23. SUNDAY "HIKING."

    "The Christian Sunday is a safeguard of the economic and of the moral and spiritual welfare of the people, therefore, guard your Sundays." said Archdeacon Davies president of ...

    Article : 297 words
  24. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The King has been pleased to approve the appointment of Sir Hugh Stephenson, Indian Civil Service (retired), as Governor of Burma, in succession to Sir Charles Innes, whose ...

    Article : 368 words
  25. BRANDING SURFERS.

    At last night's meeting of the Randwick Council the parks committee recommended that a trial be made of pass-out checks at the Coogee shark-proof enclosure on Saturday ...

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  26. CASTLE SEIZED

    Ignoring the protests of the caretaker, 200 armed members of the Irish Republican Army took possession of Donamon Castle Roscommon which the owner left six years ago ...

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  27. BRITISH POST OFFICE.

    A committee consisting of Lord Bridgeman, Lord Plender, and Sir John Cadman. which was appointed at the request of 320 members of the House of Commons to inquire whether ...

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  28. CRACK UNDER DOOR.

    Members of the engineering and architecture section of the Science Congress had listened in silence for the best part of an hour yesterday to an interesting paper dealing ...

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  29. LAWN TENNIS.

    Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford will embark on the Ormonde at Toulon on Friday on their return to Australia. Clemenger has returned to London, and Hopman and Sproule remained ...

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  30. SALARY REDUCTION.

    The Mosman Municipal Council decided last night not to accept an offer by certain members of the indoor staff to undergo an 8 1-3 per cent, reduction in salary below the basic ...

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  31. WOOL COMMITTEE.

    The committee appointed by the Federal Government to Investigate difficulties of the wool industry began the taking of evidence in Sydney yesterday. ...

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  32. STATE LOTTERY.

    It was learnt yesterday that the State Cabinet will probably consult the Parliamentary Ministerial parties before putting into operation any definite policy in regard to the future ...

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  33. THE KING AND QUEEN.

    Atter spending the week-end with the Princess Royal and Lord Harewood at Harewood House, the King and Queen left Harrogate to-day for their annual stay at Balmoral, ...

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  34. MISS ENGLAND III.

    At Detroit, Mr. Kaye Don took the motor boat, Miss England III., over the seven nauticol miles of the Harmsworth course on Lake St. Clair on Monday, making three runs at ...

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  35. THE FLEET.

    The Fleet will leave at 10.30 o'clock this morning for the annual northern cruise, The flagship (H.M.A.S. Canberra) will be absent until November. The H.M.A.S. ...

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  36. MRS. BONNEY'S FLIGHT.

    Mrs. H. Bonney the Brisbane aviatrix, who is making a solo night around Australia, left Hedland at 3 p.m. for Onslow, where she will spend the night. She is expected in Perth on ...

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