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Family Notices
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FROM THE GALLERY.
People would not mind so much supporting a Government if it would leave them enough to support themselves, but, what with Mr Lang dipping into their savings, and Mr. ...
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QUEENSLAND
In the course of his interesting survey of precedents upon which a Governor's discretion may be based, your contributor, "W. J. V. W.," in his first article last Saturday, ...
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ARMAMENTS AND PEACE.
The World Disarmament Conference, which Will meet at Geneva early next year, [?] doomed to failure unless something in t[?] nature of a miracle occurs. The one hope of ...
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STATE PARLIAMENT.
A feature that developed in the Fair Rents Bill before the Assembly yesterday, when the clauses were being examined in committee, was that it will apply to small tenant farmers. ...
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
It was not surprising that some of Professor John Anderson's remarks last week to the Free Thought Association should have been brought to the notice ...
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NEW FEDERAL UNITS.
The resubdivision of the Commonwealth into new Federal units each possessing kindred economic interests, was urged by Dr. Frederick Watson, formerly editor of the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
Much to the disappointment, it seems, of the Lang group in the Federal Parliament, the returned soldiers' organisations have co-operated in ...
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THE HOMELESS.
The committee of the Housing Fund for Unemployed reported yesterday that since May 19 it had supplied 21,958 meals and beds to unemployed men and women. There were ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor-General, Sir Isaac Isaacs, presided at a meeting of the Federal Executive Council held at Government House, Canberra, yesterday morning. ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Commenting on Professor Copland's statement that unless Western Australia intended to explore the field of income taxation with the object of finding an additional £400,000 of ...
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SALARIES REDUCTION.
The acting Governor (Sir William Irvine) has informed the State Ministry that he is prepared to accept a percentage reduction of his salary of £6000 a year. The Ministry ...
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HUMANE SOCIETY AWARDS.
The general court of directors of the Royal Humane Society of Australasia has completed its list of awards for the year ended June 30, 1931. In all 86 applications were dealt ...
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NEW HOT HOUSE
Bronze and ruby red heliconias, which in appearance are like super cannas; feathery pandanus, with saw-like edges suggesting a relationship with the pineapple; bamboolike ...
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TASMANIAN DEFICIT.
The statement of the revenue and expenditure of Tasmania for the financial year ended June 30 shows a deficit of £245,104, which, in view of the heavy drain on the Treasury for ...
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MODERN LANGUAGES ASSOCIATION.
The average Frenchman's reputation of being a stay-at-home was rapidly dying out, said Mr. Andre Brenac at a meeting of the French section of the Modern Languages ...
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