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MR. STEVENS.
The Premier (Mr. Stevens) had a busy time to-day. He addressed large meetings at three centres, and at each of them he was given an enthusiastic reception. He was at Dubbo in ...
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MR. BRUXNER.
The Deputy-Premier and leader of the United Country party (Mr. Bruxner) was given an enthusiastic reception at a meeting at the School of Arts. He was played up to the ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
At a special meeting of the Goulburn Hospltal Board, it was decided to appeal to the Hospitals Commissioner (Mr. R. J. Love) for financial assistance. Owing to lack of ...
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THE ELECTORATES.
Parramatta is one of those seats the fate of which was rendered indefinite by the change of boundaries in 1930, and settled foi that election at least by the swing to Langlsm. It had ...
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SHOW OF HANDS.
A challenge thrown out by a State Labour supporter at a street meeting addressed this evening by the Mayor of Newcastle (Alderman C. J. Parker), the United party ...
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BAPTIST APPEAL.
"The Australian Baptist," the official organ of the Baptist Unions of Australia in its current issue says that New South Wales has reached a crisis which threatens not only this ...
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MR. JANG
At Canowindra to-day, Mr. Lang repeated his allegations that Mr. Stevens intended to restore the buses to serve the interests of a wealthy bus owner. He ignored the threat of ...
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MR. WEAVER
Accused in anonymous letters of not being "game" to address an audience in Campsie, where there is reported to be a strong extremist section, the Minister for Works (Mr. ...
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RATES IN ARREARS.
Mr. F. J. Mulholland (town clerk) reported to the last council meeting that the arrears of rates carried forward from 1931 totalled £11,856, making the total due £43,395. The ...
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BACK TO WORK.
The first fruits of the Stevens-Bruxner Government's efforts to grapple with unemployment were received locally, when the Bland Shire Council was granted £1000, and ...
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ARBITRATION.
Mr. W. Fletcher, secretary of the Railway Service Association, said yesterday that Mr. Stevens's statement that he would supplement the Arbitration Court with an ...
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BATHS FOR HAZELBROOK.
Ata a public meeting the president of the Blue Mountains Shire (Councillor Percy Wilson) announced that arrangements had been completed with the Federal Unemployment ...
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SEARCH FOR WORK.
A young English lad named Frank Waste, pedalled his bicycle from Grafton to Glen Innes and back, a distance of more than 100 miles each way, in search of work. He left ...
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VICTORIAN PREMIER
The Premier of Victoria (Sir Stanley Argyle) will be the principal speaker at a United Australia party rally in St. Thomas' Hall, North Sydney, on Monday night, in ...
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LIGHT POLE FALLS ON CAR
When a motor car was struck by a falling electric light pole in High-street, West Maitland, two persons were severely injured and three others escaped uninjured. Mrs. Earle ...
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UNION COSTS.
Mr. A. K. Trethowan, chairman of the electoral council of the United Country party, commented on the enormous disparity between trade-unions' management costs and the ...
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MORATORIUM.
"I notice," said the Premier (Mr. Stevens) yesterday, "that Mr. Lang is reported to have said et Forbes that he was not sure whether borrowers from the Bural Bank were covered ...
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MR. PARKHILL'S ADDRESS.
"The Lyons Government has played an important part in the fight for sane and sound government for New South Wales," said the Minister for the Interior (Mr. Archdale ...
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BOOKMAKER ROBBED.
During the night, a thief entered the room of Mr. Charles Tighe, bookmaker, of Orange, while he was asleep, removed his trousers to an adjoining room, and took £70 in notes ...
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RECALCITRANT TREE STUMP.
The mis[?]ap during scrub-clearing, which resulted in the collapse of portion of a cottage at Casula recently, was on the property of Mr. W. Weddell, and not of Mr. F. H. Hicks, ...
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FAR WEST HEALTH CONFERENCE.
The Far West Health Conference was opened this afternoon by the Mayor (Alderman O'Reilly). Many residents of adjacent districts were present, and at night the ...
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U.A.P. MEETINGS.
The Premier (Mr. Stevens) will speak tonight at Orange, and his speech will be broadcast through 2UW at 8 o'clock. During the day the Premier will visit Peak Hill, Parkes, ...
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MEMORIAL TO GENERAL MACARTHUR ONSLOW.
A meeting of delegates from every local association, including all the sporting clubs, was held in the Town Hall for the purpose of formulating a plan for perpetuating the ...
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MR. GANDER, M.P.
Mr. J. H. Gander, M.P., who, as a Lang plan candidate at the last Federal election won Reid, stated at an open-air meeting at Lakemba last evening that he was still willing to resign his ...
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INDEX.
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EISTEDDFOD AT WOLLONGONG.
The annual eisteddfod was opened by the Director of Education (Mr. G. R. Thomas). Results- Violin solo under 10, Pat Shelley (Unanderr[?]); ...
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REHABILITATION.
Mr. W. A. Holman, M.P., speaking in the Lidcombe Town Hall last night, advocated organised oversea marketing as a means of rehabilitating Australia's economic position. ...
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FEDERAL LABOUR.
Mr. Coates, M.L.C., arrived at coonaoarabran from Coonamble this afternoon, and was given a civic welcome. Mr. Coates said that the most important ...
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DEAF AND DUMB.
For the first time in Sydney a political meeting of deaf and dumb people was addiessed last night. The audience comprised about 170 members of the New South Wales Association ...
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APPEAL TO FARMERS
The president of the Farmers and Settlers' Association yesterday issued the following appeal to men on the land:- "On June 11 the electors of New South ...
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"A BREAKAWAY PARTY."
Mr. P. J. Colbourne, Federal Labour candidate for Petersham, speaking at Stanmore, said that the Lang Plan party had broken the traditions that had been preserved since the ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MR. THORBY'S SPEECH.
Mr. Thorby, M.P., speaking on behalf of Mr. Geo. Wilson, Country party candidate for Dubbo, at Cowra, said that the whole of Australia had been on the brink of a precipice, ...
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LABOUR DISUNITY.
Demands that the central executive of the Victorian Labour party should declare the Lang group formed in Melbourne bogus, and, falling such action, a conference of Labour ...
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STATE COAL MINE.
Judge Beeby, in the Arbitration court, [?] before him an application by the Victorian Railway Commissioners for a setting aside of the award of the Australian Coal end Shale ...
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TO-DAY.
Her Majesty's Theatre: "La Tosca," 2: "Faust," 7.40. Criterion Theatre: "The Barretts of Wimpole-street," 2, 8. ...
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THE BASIC WAGE.
Mr. J. B. McDonald, the United Australia party candidate for Dubbo, addressing a large number of electors at Cumnock, said that no anti-Labour Government had ever reduced the ...
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ALDERMAN PRIMROSE'S CAMPAIGN.
"We are a British community and have no time for red wreckers," said Alderman Primrose, the U.A.P. candidate for North Sydney, in an address at Crow's Nest last night. ...
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BLOWS EXCHANGED.
Mr. J. M. Tully (State Labour) had a lively meeting at Towrang, although only about 30 were present. At the conclusion a supporter of Mr. Tully, who resented interruptions and ...
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NOLLE PROSEQUI.
It was officially announced yesterday by the Justice Department that the Attorney-General, after having perused the evidence in the case of Edgar Molesworth, had decided not ...
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DECEASED VOTERS
Organisers working for the U.A.P. at Bankstown have been busy checking the electoral rolls, and an exhaustive canvass of the district has disclosed that the names of 14 ...
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GRANVILLE ELECTORATE.
Mr. Brophy, the Federal Labour candidate for Granville, yesterday emphatically denied rumours in the Granville electorate that he had any connection whatever with the U.A.P. ...
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SIR HENRY BRADDON.
Sir Henry Braddon, M.L.C., has left for the country on an election tour. He will remain in the country electorates for the remainder of the campaign. ...
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