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COUNTRY NEWS.
At a meeting of the Macleay District Hospital Board the chairman (Mr. Albert Jeffrey) reported that no subsidy had been received for the last four months. It was decided to ...
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WINDOW SMASHING.
Detective Richards, of the Darlinghurst police, has arrested a man who is suspected of having committed about 35 robberies after breaking windows in the city and suburbs ...
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DISARMAMENT.
The draft resolution embodying the agreed points of disarmament, on which the Disarmament Conference will adjourn, was carried by the General Commission by 41 votes ...
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TRANSPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
MR W. E. JOHNSON, Mr. Johnson has been appointed a member of the Transport Advisory Committee. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GERMANY.
There were fresh dismissals of prominent men in Germany yesterday, including the remaining members of the Prussian Cabinet, certain Government officials, four provincial ...
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EMERGENCY BILL
The Dail Eireann rejected the Senate's recommendations, and passed the Emergency Duties Bill. It is expected that Mr. de Valera will ...
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THE CHURCHES.
About 50 years ago a number of mechanics came from Scotland to work in the engineering yards at Clyde and Granville. It was from among them and other local residents that the ...
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MOTOR ACCIDENTS.
Eight persons were injured when a car, laden with people returning from a party, collided with a taxi cab at the corner o[?] King and York streets, city, about 3.15 o'clock ...
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MAN SEVERELY BURNT.
Rupert White, engineer on the staff of E.R. and S. Co., Port Kembla, last night cleaned trousers he was wearing with petrol, and afterwards stood in front of a radiator, ...
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SIR GEORGE JULIUS AT LISMORE.
A representative meeting was addressed at Lismore yesterday by Sir George Julius, chairman of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. Sir George Julius said that ...
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EVICTIONS.
A deputation from the Granville district waited on the Minister for Justice (Mr. Martin), and put forward a number of proposals to aid unemployed who are unable to meet ...
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UNITED SERVICES' PRESIDENT.
Captain H. J. Feakes, R.A.N., who was elected president of the United Service Institution on Thursday night, was trained under sail and also in the Worcester. He has been ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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EXTENSION OF NYMBOIDA SCHEME.
There was no difficulty in the way of the proposed extension of the Nymboida hydroelectric scheme to the Tweed, said Dr. Page, M.P., at Murwillumbah. He said that the ...
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A BARGAIN IN OPTICAL GOODS.
After having been held by the Goulburn police for three years, optical goods valued at between £30 and £40, which had formerly been the property of two travelling opticians, ...
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RAZOR-SLASHING.
After being slashed with a razor in a house in Woolloomooloo on Saturday night, Cecil Reynolds, of Palmer-street, city, was found by a woman lying unconscious and bleeding on ...
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CITY COUNCIL.
The refusal of the Federal Labour party to consider any compromise with the State Labour party will result in two separate sets of Labour candidates contesting the ...
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WAR DEBTS.
Senator Borah, in a speech broadcast from Washington to-night, discussed reparations and war debts. He praised the Lausanne agreement as a harbinger of peace, hope, and ...
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LAKE URANA SETTLERS.
Mr. R. T. Ball, M.L.A., made representations to the Minister for Lands regarding the position of settlers on Lake Urana, and has received a letter from the Under-Secretary for ...
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DEATH OF MR. G. E. MOREY.
Mr. George Ernest Morey, after having resided at Muswellbrook for 44 years, died at Muswellbrook at the age of 74 years. He was born at Bristol (England), and came to ...
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FIRE DESTROYS COTTAGE.
When a weatherboard cottage in Penshurst-street, Penshurst, was destroyed by fire late last night, the occupant, Mrs. James Donohue, barely had time to escape. ...
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CASUALTIES.
Four men died after collapsing in different parts of the city at the week-end. A man, who the Regent-street police believe to be Jeremiah Noonan, about 65, collapsed ...
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LOCALLY-BUILT 'PLANE
An Australian-built aeroplane, designed and built by the General Aircraft Co., Ltd., was tested on Saturday at the Mascot Aerodrome under the supervision of Mr. T. D. Leech. ...
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ROTARY CONFERENCE.
Representatives of almost every club constituting the 76th district of Rotary, extending from Canberra to Cairns, held an assembly at Lismore on Saturday afternoon. On ...
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MR. FLORENZ ZIEGFELD.
A message from Los Angles (California) states that Mr. Florenz Ziegfeld, the noted theatrical producer, died there last night, from pleurisy. ...
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SUGAR AGREEMENT.
A preliminary conference, to see whether it is possible to make a voluntary agreement to modify the present sugar agreement, will be held at Brisbane on Wednesday. Senator ...
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TRADE REVIEW.
The "Wine Trade Review" publishes a cheerful letter from the head of the largest Empire wine firm in Britain, stating:—"The wine industries of the Empire have suffered from ...
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STATE LABOUR.
A split in the ranks of the State Labour party is threatened. The socialisation section of the party has issued a manifesto, criticising the controlling faction of the machine for ...
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PARLIAMENTARY UNION.
A report from Geneva states that, acting on instructions from the Italian Prime Minister (Signor Mussolini), the Italian delegation walked out when the Inter-Parliamentary ...
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GERMAN CRISIS.
The Chancellor, by a "coupe d'etat," reestablished Junker rule over two-thirds of Germany. The Minister for Defence has been ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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INDEX.
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MEMORIES OF GALLIPOLI.
The British Empire Service League gave a farewell luncheon to Sir Granville Ryrie at the Florence Restaurant. Sir Ian Hamilton, who presided, said he ...
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DAVIS CUP.
In the inter-zone final of the Davis Cup, between the United States and Germany, which is being played at Paris, America is leading by two rubbers to one. ...
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VISITING CONSUL-GENERAL.
Mr. Bagram, who arrived in Sydney from China by the Nankin, is Consul-General for Siam at Hongkong. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Maurice Chevaller, the actor, has filed in Paris a suit in divorce against Yvonne Vallee, whom he married in 1926 when the pair were appearing in the music halls. It is ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DEATH OF DAIRY HAND.
The inquiry by the coroner into the death of Francis Charles Williams, 23, dairy hand, of Sandy Bay, who died as a result of a gun-shot wound received on Sunday evening at ...
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YOUNG AMERICANS
After a three weeks' tour of Queensland, the party of Young America League boys, who are touring Australia under the auspices of the Young Australia League, returned to ...
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MODERN LANGUAGES.
"Devote more time to modern languages and the understanding of humanity and less to the classics," said the Governor (Sir Alexander Hore Ruthven) at the annual dinner of St. ...
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ABYSSINIAN REVOLT.
A message from Addis Abbaba (Abyssinia) states that the Emperor presided over a court of 500 chieftains which sentenced Ras Hailou, governor of the remote and ...
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CAPTAIN BERTRAM
As the medical advisers of Captain Bertram, the German aviator, have ordered him complete rest, he has decided not to leave for the eastern States on Tuesday, as he originally ...
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FLOUR FOR RUSSIA.
Evidence of a shortage of wheat in Russia is provided by the large orders for flour which are being received by Melbourne firms. Two further vessels—the Speybank and ...
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AERIAL DERBY
A feature of the Maryborough and District Aero Club's pageant yesterday was the winning of the 15 mile derby, open to all-comers, by Miss Peggy Doyle, of Brisbane, who made ...
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CHEQUE FOR £200
Messrs. Wright Bros., of Tangmangaroo, Bowning have forwarded a cheque for £200 to Mr. G. E. Ardill, M.L.A., to hand to the State Treasurer, to be credited to them for ...
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TO-DAY.
Her Majesty's: "Bitter Sweet," 7.50. Theatre Royal: "The Big Show." 2.15, 8. Prince Edward Theatre: "This is the Night," 11, 2.15, 5.30. 8. ...
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PURCHASE OF WHEAT.
Replying to the statement made by Mr. Masters, Minister for Industries and Commerce, regarding the purchase of Australian wheat, Mr. Jackson said that the Auckland ...
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AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.
After dismissing the Border Cities Eleven for 94 runs yesterday, the touring Australian cricketers gave a great batting display and hit up 425 for six wickets in 150 minutes. ...
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BY-ELECTION IN BRITAIN.
The by-election in North Cornwall, made necessary by the death of Sir Donald Maclean, who was President of the Board of Education. resulted as follows:— ...
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CRUELTY TO HORSE.
Mr. Stevenson, S.M., imposed a sentence of four days' imprisonment on Herbert Robinson, 23, who was charged at the Newcastle Summons Court with having ill-treated a ...
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CANE CROP DESTROYED.
Five acres of the cane crop of Mr. Cecil Bultitude, of Carr's Creek, near Grafton, were destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. It was expected that the crop destroyed ...
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