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THE BRIDGE.
It was asserted in political circles yesterday that the tolls suggested for the Harbour Bridge are, 1/ on vehicles and /1 to /1½ on passengers by trains and trams. No charge is to be ...
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INTEREST
The details of Mr. Lang's Interest Reduction Bill were disclosed to the Labour caucus yesterday afternoon. It provides that the interest should ...
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NAVY PAY.
Sir Austen Chamberlain, First Lord of the Admiralty, stated in the House of Commons that the Admiralty had issued an order to the fleet that it was fully ...
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TARIFF BOARD'S REPORT.
The Tariff Board, in its annual report, recommends a systematic review of the Customs tariff, and declares that lower costs of production and lower selling prices are essential to the resuscitation of industry. The board declares that it will be well worth while to give ...
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ARRESTED.
Phillip James Mond, whose financial schemes and proposals to direct huge sums of British capital into New South Wales have lately created interest, was arrested last night. His ...
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RACING TAXES.
It was officially announced on behalf of the State Government yesterday that it was prepared to reduce racecourse admission taxation on certain conditions. ...
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INDIA.
Gandhi, in a long speech at the meeting of the Federal Structure Committee to-day, declared that he was oppressed by the fear that delegates were not the chosen ones of ...
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HEATED EXCHANGES
The Federal Treasurer (Mr. Theodore) was named by the Speaker (Mr. Makin) in the House of Representatives this afternoon, after heated exchanges between him and Mr. ...
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NEW GUARD
Mr. V. L. H. Coghlan, of the New Guard publicity committee, yesterday replied to the statement of the Police Commissioner (Mr. Childs) that "the police do not require the ...
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LABOUR PARTY.
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PRISON CAMP RIOT.
The Hij[?]i detention camp, near Midnapore, Bengal, containing several hundreds of those arrested during the civil disobedience campaign, was the scene of a serious riot last ...
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COALITION.
The political situation underwent a further dramatic change to-day when the Prime Minister (Mr. Forbes) announced in the House of Representatives that a Coalition ...
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BASIC WAGE.
The application by the Chamber of Manufactures for the review and reduction of the basic wage in New South Wales come before the Industrial Registrar (Mr. A. M. Webb) ...
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HOLLAND.
The financial editor of the "Daily Express" says: "London stock markets are depressed under Continental influences, particularly Amsterdam. They are also influenced by the ...
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MANUFACTURERS' CLAIMS.
Mr. W. E. Clegg, vice-president of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce, said this evening that he was confident that Australian manufacturers generally would be delighted to ...
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PHAR LAP
The story, published in American newspapers, that Australia's champion galloper, Phar Lap, would race in America next year, has very little foundation. ...
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RATES OF PAY.
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A CONFERENCE
A conference of employers and employees is suggested by the Chamber of Manufactures, with the view to bringing about an industrial revival. ...
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ARMED ROBBERY.
Four men attacked Harry Haines, aged 73 years, at his home in Wilson-street, Newtown, last night, and, after boating him into insensibility, ransacked the premises, taking ...
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WAR DEBTS.
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UNITED STATES TRADE.
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STATE LOTTERY.
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LAUNCH SUNK.
Two youths, J. Squires and T. Conway, of Balmain, had remarkable escapes from death or serious injury when their 21ft launc was cut to pieces by the propeller of the freighter ...
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AVIATION.
The seaplane in which Flight-Lieutenant. Stainforth met with a mishap yesterday was raised from the eight fathoms of water in which it sank in the Solent by a salvage boat ...
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DESPERATE FIGHT.
Charles Zakharoff, a taxi-driver, was shot at by a man who refused to pay his fare on Thursday night. The bullet shattered the glass window beside the driving seat on which ...
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WOMAN SANDBAGGED.
Whilst walking home along Warangi-street, Turramurra, last night, Phylylis Bennett, 21, of Bobbin Head-road. Turramurra, was attacked by a footpad and robbed. ...
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FIRST PRIZE WINNER.
The holder of the ticket which has won first prize in the fourth State lottery is Mr. H. D. Hartcher, of Lambton-road, New Lambton. Mr. Hartcher was formerly a ...
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BANK OF ENGLAND.
At the meeting to-day of the Bank of England, Sir Ernest Harvey, Deputy Governor, in moving the payment of the usual dividend of 6 per cent[?] said: "Despite the ...
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MYSTERIOUS FIRES.
After they had successfully fought a fire in a house in Norton-street, Randwick, last night, firemen discovered that four distinct fires had been lit in different parts of the ...
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SHIPOWNERS.
Federal Judge Goddard to-day denied limitation of liability to the Liverpool, Brazil, and River Plate Navigation Company. Limited and Lamport and Holt, Limited, owners of the ...
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CLAIMS FOR SEIZED BUSES.
Four motor buses which were seized on September 4 by the police under a distress warrant for unpaid fines were the subject of claims heard at the City Court to-day. The ...
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DANGEROUS DRUGS.
The Health Acts Amendment Bill, which was read the first time in the Legislative Assembly last night, provides that the penalty for illegal possession of dangerous drugs shall ...
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EIGHT-HOUR DAY ART UNION.
Because the State lottery has interfered with the sale of Eight-hour Art Union tickets, the Eight-hour Day Committee last night decided to ask the Premier (Mr. Lang) for permission ...
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