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  2. WAGE REDUCTIONS.

    Several more applications for a 10 per cent. reduction in wages were lodged with the Arbitration Court yesterday. The Victorian Railway Commissioners have ...

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  3. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The general passenger and freight agent of the Victorian railways, replying to Albury Chamber of Commerce in regard to Wodonga and Albury freight concession contracts, which ...

    Article : 93 words
  4. CASH-BOX FOUND.

    While members of the Field Artillery were exercising with equipment at Yarra Bay yesterday, a wheel turned up a cash-box wrapped in brown paper, which had been burled in the ...

    Article : 119 words
  5. ASSISTANCE TO FARMERS.

    The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Dunn) said on Saturday that the Government would assist farmers with every pound it had, but could not advance money unless funds were available. The Government was exploring every avenue to get the money, but ...

    Article : 143 words
  6. EFFECT ON CREDIT.

    Mr. B. S. Stevens, Treasurer in the Bavin Government, said last night that an immediate and beneficial effect upon Australian credit in London and in New York—and in Australia— ...

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  7. GUILTY OF MURDER.

    Arthur Rouse, the accused in "the blazing car mystery" murder trial, was found guilty and sentenced to death. The verdict caused a sensation throughout ...

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  8. "BRINK OF DISASTER."

    "The impressive victory of Major Marr is very significant," said Mr. Latham, leader of the Federal Opposition, last night. "The Labour party deliberately brought ...

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  9. MR. MARTIN EXPLAINS.

    The Labour candidate (Mr. Martin) said there was no denying that the people had spoken decisively against the temporisation of the Federal Government. ...

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  10. THE GRASSHOPPER PEST.

    The town is invaded by grasshoppers, some parts of the roads being black with the nest They are doing much damage to the lucerne crops. Corn and the summer grass is also ...

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  11. TRAFFIC JAM CHARGE

    A case of considerable local interest was heard at the police court yesterday, when William Barker and Walter John Harding were each fined £1 on a charge of having, as ...

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  12. PETITION TO MR. SCULLIN.

    "The people are looking to you. Do not desert them," says a petition addressed to the Prime Minister (Mr. Scullin) by the Australian Women's Guild of Empire, of which ...

    Article : 190 words
  13. DEPOSITS FORFEITED.

    The Electoral Act provides for the forfeiture of the deposit of £25 lodged by a candidate who does not secure one-fifth of the votes polled by the successful candidate. ...

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  14. PROPOSED WEIR.

    Mr. H. H. Dare, a member of the Water Conservation Irrigation Commission, was met by a representative gathering of citizens, who suggested that a weir in the Macquarie, below ...

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  15. MR. BAVIN'S OPINION.

    "The result will be a matter of satisfaction to every honest Australian," said the leader of the State Opposition (Mr. T. R. Bavin) last night. "It is, in the first place, an ...

    Article : 147 words
  16. MR. BAVIN'S OPINION.

    In a statement regarding the serious plight of farmers, the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Bavin) said that the reason the Government could not find money to assist the farmers ...

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  17. ENDURANCE SWIM.

    Mercedes Gieltze, the English Channel swimmer, is the only one left of the women competitors in the Manly endurance test. Myrtle Ashcroft (Balgowlah), who went into the ...

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  18. MOTOR ACCIDENTS.

    Ten persons were injured, five of them seriously, when two motor cars collided at the corner of Livingstone-road and Sydenham-road yesterday morning. One car was turned ...

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  19. COUNCIL STAFF DISMISSED.

    The Nambucca Shire Council to-day dismissed the whole of its permanent road staff for at least three weeks' work, owing to there being no funds available. The endowment is ...

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  20. HARBOUR BRIDGE.

    Reports in the British technical Press that the Sydney Harbour Bridge had resulted in a loss of £1,000,000 were denied by Dorman, Long, and Co., Ltd. A representative of the ...

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  21. PRISONER ESCAPES.

    Several days ago a new motor car was stolen from Mr. C. B. Brown's motor garage. Subsequently the car, it was alleged, was found about two miles from Collie, just off the main road, ...

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  22. COUNTRY PARTY.

    Addressing the largest meeting of the Country party ever held here, Mr. V. C. Thompson, M.P., said the attendance showed that a new spirit was working among the ...

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  23. TAX ON FLOUR.

    Addressing nearly 500 farmers in the Masonic Hall yesterday, Mr. H. K. Nock, president of the Farmers and Settlers' Association, said the apposition to the proposed ...

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  24. "VOICE OF AUSTRALIA."

    "The voice of Parkes may be taken as the voice of Australia," said Mr. Gullett, deputy leader of the Federal Opposition. "If the Scullin Government questions that," ...

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  25. LOWER VALUATIONS SOUGHT.

    Contending that with the present prices of primary produce so low as to be less than the cost of production ratepayers would not be able to pay their shire rates, a ...

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  26. ASSISTANCE FOR HOSPITAL.

    The Forbes Hospital board has been notified that advances on subsidy totalling £400 will be made available during February. The money was secured after the chairman of the ...

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  27. PROTESTS AGAINST LABOUR POLICY.

    A meeting of the Murrumbidgee district council of the Farmers and Settlers' Association agreed to the following resolutions:- "That this meeting protests against the ...

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  28. UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF.

    A telegram was received to-day to the effect that the representations made by Mr. J. J. Fitzgerald, M.L.A., an behalf of the casual railway workers at Albury against payment ...

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  29. ARGENTINE BANDIT.

    A notorious anarchist and bandit, Severino de Giovanni, is to be shot at Buenos Aires to-morrow morning. He was tried and sentenced to death by the War Council under ...

    Article : 116 words
  30. DR. PAGE'S COMMENTS.

    Interviewed last night, the leader of the Country party (Dr. Earle Page) said: "The election result was the natural reaction to the Federal Government's failure to fulfil its false ...

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  31. MANDATE TO GOVERNMENT.

    "The issues on which the election turned were inflation, the appointment of Mr Theodore as Treasurer, and the failure of the Federal Government to redeem its promises ...

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  32. RESCUE FROM DROWNING.

    While frolicking with another boy on the bridge over the pond in University Park yesterday afternoon, Thomas Williams, 17, of Egan-street, Newtown, overbalanced and fell ...

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  33. AUSTRALIA'S FINANCES.

    There is so little Australian paper money in London that transactions in it, which were brisk last year, are now mostly negligible and casual. Banks decline to handle it, except in ...

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  34. JOSEPHINE K. INCIDENT.

    The report of the Coastguard Board, which investigated the capture of the Josephine K. to-day, exonerated the crew of the patrol boat of wrongdoing, stating that the rum-runner ...

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  35. SCOUTS' RALLY.

    The South-West Sydney District Boy Scouts held their annual rally in Wylie Park, Lakemba, on Saturday afternoon. District Commissioner C. L. Havens was in charge, and 250 ...

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  36. MR. LANG "MISINFORMED."

    Mr. A. A. Alam, M.L.C., referring to the inability of the Rural Industries Board to issue further orders on storekeepers for necessitous farmers, said on Saturday: "Speaking ...

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  37. "A WONDERFUL EXAMPLE."

    "The electors of Parkes have set a wonderful example to the other people of Australia said Senator Foll, Nationalist Whip, last night. "I think the result of the election," he ...

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  38. PRICE OF MILK.

    Mr. C. S. McIntosh, suppliers' representative on the Metropolitan Milk Board stated that there were still some matters not yet completed relative to the fixed price of milk. The ...

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  39. MALCOLM CAMPBELL.

    Captain Malcolm Campbell attained an unofficial speed of nearly 200 miles an hour to-day in his first practice run in the Blue Bird II. on Daytona Beach (Florida). ...

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  40. INDEX.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 209 words
  41. MINISTERS' COMMENTS.

    No surprise was expressed by Federal Ministers in Canberra to-day at the result of the by-election. The general impression appears to be that the defeat of the Labour candidate ...

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  42. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The official programme for H.M.S. Eagle and Achates, which leave Gibraltar to-day on their visit to South American waters and the British Exhibition at Buenos Aires will be: ...

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  43. SHOTS FIRED AT THIEF.

    Mr. W. H. Willis was wounded in the race when both barrels of an old horse pistol exploded simultaneously. The weapon was flung from Mr. Willis's hand and it struck his ...

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  44. NEWTOWN MURDER.

    An Italian has been arrested on a charge of having murdered Guiseppe la Spina, who was shot dead at his fruit shop in King-street, Newtown, in the early hours of January 26. ...

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  45. SALVATION ARMY BILL OPPOSED.

    Commissioner Catherine Booth and Mrs. Florence Booth are included among the petitioners against the Salvation Army Bill, the second reading of which was postponed, ...

    Article : 85 words
  46. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 184 words
  47. ACCIDENT TO NIAGARA.

    The underwriters' surveyor, after making an inspection of the Niagara after she struck a pier in Vancouver Harbour, in a fog, estimated the damage at £8000. Eight plates in the ...

    Article : 78 words
  48. STATE REVENUE.

    The State revenue continues to [?] steadily, despite the fact that it is strengthened from income from the unemployment relief tax, and the increased ...

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  49. CONFIDENCE TRICK.

    Satisfied of the honesty of a man who entrusted him with a bulky wallet said to contain bank notes, John Marshland, farm labourer, formerly of Perth, gave the man ...

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  50. TRADE MISSION TO EGYPT.

    A trade mission to Egypt, consisting of Sir Arthur Balfour, Sir Alan Henderson, Mr. W. R. Blair, a director of the Co-operative Wholesale Society, Limited, and Mr. Kenneth Lee, ...

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  51. GOLDEN EAGLE NUGGET.

    The Golden Eagle nugget arrived from Kalgoorlie yesterday in a special bullion van, and was immediately taken in a taxi-car to the Royal Mint, [?]here its weight was found to be ...

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  52. BOY FATALLY INJURED.

    William Martin, 7 years, who lived with his parents at Currajong Creek, near Gin Gin, was riding home with his sister on a pony when the animal took fright and bolted. The ...

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  53. GIRL FATALLY WOUNDED.

    Betty Morse, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Morse, of Derby, with her little brother, was cleaning out a hut in which an employee kept a loaded nea rifle. By some means the ...

    Article : 81 words
  54. CAPTAIN MATTHEWS.

    A mishap occurred to Captain Matthews' 'plane shortly before he intended to set out for the south yesterday. Captain Matthews was testing the machine ...

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  55. TO-DAY.

    Her Majesty's: "L[?]ac Time," 8 Criterion Theatre: "On the Spot," 8.10. St. James Theatre: "Topsy Turvy." 2.15, 8. Grand Opera House: "Ace High," 8. ...

    Article : 114 words
  56. FIRE AT NEWCASTLE.

    Three buildings were affected by a fire which broke out in Darby-street shortly before 9 o'clock last evening. Premises occupied b[?] Albert Henry Andrew Artha, woodworker, and ...

    Article : 115 words
  57. BOY'S SKULL FRACTURED.

    While riding a tricycle downhill in Darley-road. Randwick, yesterday evening, Neville Greenfield, 6, of Tine-street, Randwick, lost control of the machine and fell, receiving a ...

    Article : 57 words
  58. SNAKE CHARMER BITTEN.

    Early yesterday morning, a man named Miller, known as Marlo the Snake Charmer, was bitten on the arm and forehead by a tiger snake. He took little notice of the ...

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  59. FATAL GAS LEAK.

    Maggie Smith, 60, of Smith-street, Surry Hills, was found dead at her home on Saturday. There was a strong smell of gas in the apartment, and it was found that a pipe ...

    Article : 39 words
  60. RACECOURSE BARS ROBBED.

    Thieves broke into the bars of the grand stand and the leger at Ascot racecourse during Saturday night and stole liquor and table linen. ...

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