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COALMINERS' DEMANDS.
The vital National Convention of the Miners' Federation, which will discuss whether there should be a general strike in the mining industry ...
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SETTLEMENT PLANS.
Tentative proposals for a resumption of work by the 330 engineers, sheet metal workers, and others, who are on strike at the factory of the ...
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COLDER AND COLDER.
The weather in Sydney has become progressively colder in the last three days. Yesterday was one of the coldest August days ever experienced. ...
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FORBIDDEN AREAS.
The German decree proclaiming the left bank of the Rhine inaccessible to any foreign soldier or military attache has been extended to include ...
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SURCHARGE ON AIR MAIL.
The Minister for Defence, Mr. Thorby, yesterday warmly defended the decision of the Federal Government to retain a surcharge of 3d a ...
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AIR BATTLE.
The Chinese claim that 11 Japanese fighters and one bomber were shot down in an air battle south of Wuchang. Six Chinese planes did not return to their ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FORCES GATHERING ON FRONTIER
There is still no clear indication of the likely outcome of the clash between Russian and Manchukuoan forces over the possession of Changkufeng, the disputed strategic hill over-looking Possiet Bay, near Vladivostok. Charge and counter ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BARRENJOEY LEASE.
An inquiry will probably be held by the Metropolitan Land Board into the application by Mr. F. J. Terry for a lease of 12 acres of Crown land reserve ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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POSTAGE LEAGUE'S PROTEST.
"The members of the Postage Reduction League have no desire to congratulate the Government," said the honorary director. Mr. George Fitzpatrick, yesterday. "They are ...
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SKELETONS IN DESERT.
The Chief Secretary, Sir George Ritchie, announced to-day that the South Australian Government would send an expedition to the Simpson ...
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CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN.
The special correspondent of "The Times" at Hendaye (France) states that warfare is now general throughout Spain, and that the Ebro, Tagus, ...
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ROSE BAY BASE.
Rose Bay will be officially opened at noon to-day as the terminal of the thrice-weekly air mail service between England and Australia. ...
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NATIVES ATTACK PATROL.
A native constable was killed and another was seriously wounded when natives attacked a New Guinea patrol led by Patrol-Officer Francis H. Moy, in ...
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CONFERENCE LIKELY.
It is expected that a conference between representatives of Australian coalowners and of the Miners' Federation will closely follow the Federation's ...
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FOUR-POWER PLAN.
Can what is called Mr. Chamberlain's dream for uniting Europe's Great Powers in a mighty bloc foi the establishment of peace and order be at least ...
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RECORD FLIGHT TO SINGAPORE.
The Imperial Airways' flying-boat Capella left for Sydney this morning with a payload within 300lb of its maximum carrying capacity, including two tons of mail matter ...
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BOY WHO FELL FROM CLIFF
Jack Trembath, 14, who fell from a cliff at Rose Bay last week, and was rescued through gallant swims by Constables Pierce and Lechleftner, was mentioned in the Newcastle ...
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GERMAN VIEW OF EMPIRE.
The position of the Dominions in Empire defence is discussed by Admiral Gadow, naval conespondent of the "Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung." ...
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SMALL SURPLUS.
The Premier, Mr. Dunstan, for the second time since 1929, announced a surplus when introducing his fourth Budget in the Legislative Assembly late ...
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MANY THEORIES.
Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt, a German by birth, but an Englishman by adoption, who had already accomplished a number of explorations, set out in 1848 to crass Australia from ...
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SIX O'CLOCK CLOSING OF HOTELS.
The second reading of the bill to change hotel trading hours from 5 a.m. to 0 p.m., to 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m., and elsewhere than in bars from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., was moved by ...
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SEAPLANE COLLIDES WITH YACHT.
Hans Bertram, the German who flew to Australia in 1932, and who left Berlin on July 15 to fly round the world by commercial services was involved in an accident here to-day. ...
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TRADE DELEGATION'S RETURN.
The Attorney-General, Mr. Menzies, the Minister for Customs, Mr. White, and officials who accompanied the Ministerial Trade Delegation to London, will return to Australia by ...
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"STOPKA" COUNTRY.
Two Russians resident in Sydney— Messrs. N. Velmin and G. Doronin—who formerly served in the Russian Navy and the Russian White Army, said last ...
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IDLE MINES.
Aberdare, Elrington, and Abordaro Extended collieries were all idle to-day because of the fatality at Aberdare Central yesterday, when a deputy ...
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YOUTH KILLED.
Frank Albert Pearsall, 19, of Asquith Street, Oatley, was killed late yesterday afternoon when he attempted to board a moving train at Redfern Railway Station, but slipped and ...
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THE KING ON HOLIDAY.
The King spent four hours at a boy's holiday camp at Southwold before returning yesterday afternoon to the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, which anchored off Yarmouth ...
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