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ENFORCEMENT ACT. Yalidity Upheld by High Court.
The High Court, by a majority of four to two, has declared that Part II. of the Financial Agreements Enforcement Act is valid. The Chief Justice (Sir Frank Gavan Duffy), and Mr. Justice Evatt dissented. ...
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LANGISM.
Mr. P. F. Loughlin and Mr. T. G. Murray, M.L.C., who have rendered lifelong service to the Labour movement, but who, since their breakaway from the ...
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U.A.P. AIM.
Mr. B. S Stevens, in his first speech as leader of the State Opposition, at a rally of the United Australia party at Strathfield last night, said that the policy of the party, ...
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PHAR LAP DEAD. Attack of Colic from Green Feed.
Phar Lap, Australia's wonder racehorse, died of colic on Tuesday afternoon at Mr. Ed. Perry's stock farm at Menlo Park (California). Rumours that the horse had been poisoned have been strenuously denied. ...
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DE GROOT.
Francis Edward de Groot was fined the maximum penalty of £ 5, with £ 4 costs. In default l8 days' hard labour, by Mr. Laidlaw C.S.M., at the Central Police Court yesterday ...
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NEWFOUNDLAND.
The Newfoundland Government resigned to-night amid disgraceful scenes. Rioters attacked the House of Assembly, and the Premier (Sir Richard Squires) was ...
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HORSE'S HISTORY.
The news of Phar Lap's unexpected death comes as a great shock, not only to the racegoing public, but to all Australians From a mediocre beginning, Phar Lap gradually ...
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SHORT ILLNESS.
Phar Lap was stricken with illness this morning, and the symptoms developed so rapidly that the veterinary surgeons were unable to do any good. He died at twenty minutes ...
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COURT'S JUDGMENT.
In reading the Judgment, the Chief Justice said:—"The Court has considered this case, and has reached a conclusion which I shall now state. The members of the Court will ...
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STATE INCOME TAX.
The proclamation giving effect to the Enforcement Act will probably be issued tomorrow or on Friday. Whether it will be issued from Canberra or from Melbourne will ...
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IRISH FREE STATE.
The Irish Free State Government's Note to Britain giving a reply concerning the oath of allegiance and land annuities, has been sent to London by ordinary post instead of through ...
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STATE MINISTERS
The Lang Ministry has decided to adopt a policy of silence for the time being, and to watch developments. The next move, Ministers state, must come from the ...
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EMPIRE DAY.
The Minister for Education (Mr. Davies) said yesterday that the new arrangement respecting the celebration of Empire Day in the schools was originated by a former Minister ...
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LONG LEGAL CASES.
The record of more than 40 hours recently created by Mr. Maxwell, K. C., in the Field divorce suit for the longest address in the Supreme Court has been beaten by Mr. Watt, ...
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KREUGER AND TOLL.
A sensation has been caused at Stockholm by the publication of a report by an eminent firm of British accountants on the affairs of the Kreuger and Toll companies. ...
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TELFORD ANGRY.
H. R. Telford spent most of to-day away from Braeside Mordialloc his training establishment which was formerly the headquarters of Phar Lap and it was not until late in ...
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THEFTS FROM TRUCKS.
Complaints were received by the police some time ago that large quantities of goods had been disappearing from railway trucks Recently cases of biscuits, shoes, glue, boxes of ...
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MR. STEVENS' OPINION.
The leader of the State Opposition (Mr. Stevens), referring to the High Court decision, said:—"The decision of the High Court, announced to-day, will render imperative a ...
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IF DOLE IS WITHHELD.
"It seems to me that if Mr. Lang, for propaganda purposes, decides to withhold payment of the dole because of any action taken by the Commonwealth, the Federal Ministry ...
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POLAND.
A message from Moscow states that sensational allegations of anti-Soviet activities in Poland were made at the trial of Judas Stern and Sergel Vasselief, on a charge of the ...
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BRIDGE WORKERS.
Militants had a rebuff when employees on the bridge works on the northern side at a meeting yesterday refused to go on strike with the l8 carpenters who ceased work the ...
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DISPOSAL OF SKELETON.
The director of the Institute of Anatomy (Sir Colin Mackenzie) to-day expressed the hope that it would be possible for the skeleton of Phar Lap to be installed in the institute, ...
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SEA LION AT LARGE.
A sea lion escaped from its quarters at the North Adelaide Snake Park early this morning, and caused much excitement in Rundlestreet, Adelaide, before it was recaptured and ...
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SHARK SWALLOWS SHEEP.
The spectacle of a 16-feet shark swallowing a 52-pound sheep carcase whole was witnessed at the Coogee Acquarium baths last night. The experiment followed the feeding of the monster ...
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NEW GUARD.
The leader of the New Guard (Mr. Eric Campbell) announced last night that he had sent the following telegram to the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons):— ...
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NEW ZEALAND LOAN.
The underwriters receive 47 per cent, of the New Zealand loan of £5,000,000. Dealings opened at¾per cent, discount, and later improved to ¼. ...
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