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WOOL SALES.
The first week of the Sydney wool sales season ended yesterday. In the trade, the results will be regarded with, mixed feelings. ...
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SHOOTING IN LANE.
Dramatic evidence was given yesterday when the City Coroner opened an inquest into the death of Edwin Mollison Gardner, 28, labourer, who ...
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ROADS GRANT.
The Acting Premier (Mr. Bruxner) said yesterday that, under the renewed Federal Aid Roads Agreement, New South, Wales would' receive an extra ...
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ATLANTIC FLIERS.
On the first stage of an attempt to fly from New York to London and back in less time than Colonel Lindbergh took on his famous solo flight to Paris, the ...
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REMNANTS OF THE GLORY THAT WAS GREECE.
British naval ratings sightseeing at the ruins of the Acropolis at Athens, where King Edward called during his holiday cruise on the yacht, Nahlin. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ROUND-AUSTRALIA FLIGHT.
Messrs. G. W. Sawtell and J. Fagan, who left Mascot Aerodrome in a Leopard Moth 'plane a fortnight ago, on a flight round Australia, reached Brisbane to-day from Mackay. ...
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ALLEGED FORGERY.
Evidence was given in the City Court to-day that Seaforth Simpson Mackenzie, of North Caulfield, Registrar of the High Court of Australia, had issued under the seals of the ...
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CHICHESTER'S FLIGHT.
Mr. F. C. Chichester, who is flying to England, via India, has landed at Dum Dum (near Calcutta). ...
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MR. H.J. BATE, M.L.A.
Mr. H. J. Bate, M.L.A., the member for the South Coast, and his wife had a lucky escape from serious injury when driving from Huskisson along the Prince's Highway, to ...
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RUSSIAN BALLET.
Leonide Massine, dancer and choreographer, sought an injunction yesterday to restrain the performance of his ballets in Australia. ...
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STOLEN 'PLANE.
Joseph Smith, an air-rigger, was sentenced to four months' imprisonment for the larceny of an Airspeed Courier aeroplane on August 20 from Portsmouth. Evidence was given that ...
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UNION VOTE.
Representatives of some 25 unions, at a meeting at the Trades Hall yesterday, expressed ho[?]tility to Mr. Lang's proposal to form a new company to ...
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HORNSBY MURDER.
Maurice Richard Auld, 27, labourer, was found guilty of murder in the Central Criminal Court yesterday. Mr. Justice Maxwell sentenced him ...
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BRITISH 'PLANES
"Although there are two schools of thought in Australia on the subject of the respective merits of British and American aircraft. I am satisfied that Britain is capable of producing ...
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NEW PARK AT BERALA.
Lidcombe Municipal Council has decided to complete a tenancy, agreement with the Department of Railways for the lease of two acres of railway land fronting Berala railway ...
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THE CALL-UP.
A call-up for employment is announced to-day. Details are published on page 18, column 5. ...
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MR. ANTHONY EDEN.
The Foreign Secretary (Mr. Anthony Eden) is suffering from a slight attack of chickenpox, which will necessitate his remaining away from duty for a short period. ...
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INDEX.
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WHALING SHIPS.
The Norwegian Government, after a conference yesterday, decided to suggest to the sailors' organisation the abandonment of the boycott against British whaling ships. ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
The "Scotsman," reviewing New Zealand's suggestions for the reform of the League of Nations, refers to the divergence of opinion here and abroad among men sincerely ...
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JAPAN'S SUBMARINES.
The Japanese Government, in its Note to Britain regarding the over-age naval tonnage which Japan intends to retain, does not adduce any legal arguments to support the ...
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ARAB VIOLENCE.
The political correspondent of the "Morning Post," commenting on yesterday's Cabinet meeting, which chiefly discussed the P[?]lestine situation, states that martial law is [?]garded ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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AMERICA'S ATTITUDE.
The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" says:—"The United States has informed Britain that it must 'very reluctantly' keep in service after the end of the year ...
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YOUTH'S DEATH.
Evidence of banking transactions by a youth over betting on racehorses was given at an inquest at the Burwood Coroner's Court yesterday into the death of Alexander August ...
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MINERS' STRIKE.
"We will stay below till Christmas dinner, if necessary," declared 63 miners in the Fernhill colliery, Glamorgan, who have been on strike underground for six days. ...
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PEACE CONGRESS.
On the eve of the International Peace Congress, to which, it is stated, 32 countries, including Britain, Australia, Canada, and South Africa, are sending contingents, the ...
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WALTER LINDRUM FINED.
Walter Lindrum, professional billiards player, at the Central Summons Court yesterda was fined on two informations alleging that he had failed to furnish returns of ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Gold was quoted to-day at £6/18/2½ an ounce fine, compared with £6/18/3 yesterday. LIEUT.-COLONIEL HUGHES. ...
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GOVERNOR TO MAKE THE LAWS.
The Governor (Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Bonham Carter) has announced the suspension of self-government, and the substitution of a Crown colony government. ...
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TO-DAY.
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TRADE AGREEMENT.
Following negotiations which have been taking place for the last four weeks in London, a new trade and clearing agreement between Britain and Turkey was signed at the Foreign ...
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WHEAT CRISIS.
The secretary of the World Wheat Advisory Committee (Mr. A. Cairns), addressing an international conference of agricultural economists at St. Andrews, Fifeshire, said he was ...
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DEPORTATION ORDER.
A deportation order has been issued against Louis Bruno, 24, labourer, who arrived at Wellington as a stowaway in the Makura from Sydney. Bruno claimed to have been born in ...
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DETECTIVES HOAXED.
Detective from the Criminal Investigation Branch, who arrived at Moss Vale last night to investigate what was thought at first to be a mysterious murder, to-day established ...
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SOCIAL CREDIT.
The support of a Social Credit group of five members has been promised to the Premier of Manitoba (Mr. J. Bracken) on condition that an economic survey is made to determine what ...
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MOTOR-CAR RACING.
Thirty-six entries have been received for the international tourist trophy race at Ard's circuit, near Belfast, on Saturday. They include French, German, and Italian teams. ...
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"THE FLYING DOCTOR."
One thousand feet of the Australian film, "The Flying Doctor," which was salvaged in a water-logged condition after a week's immersion in the sunken air liner Scipio, was ...
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CORONATION PROGRAMMES.
At a meeting of the King's Jubilee Trust in St. James's Palace dummies of the oversea edition of the official Coronation programme, which will be retailed in Australia at 2/ each, ...
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COVERED HYDRANTS.
Alderman F. Wilson, at Lidcombe Municipal Council meeting, directed attention to the serious danger caused by the dumping of earth from sewer excavations over water hydrants. ...
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MR R. H. HEYWOOD.
The Australian and New Zealand Agents' Association gave a valedictory luncheon in honour of Mr. R. H. Heywood, Commonwealth veterinary officer in London, and welcomed ...
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SEAMEN'S EMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE.
Mr. J. C. T. Kemble has been appointed a member of the Seamen's Employment Committee for the port of Newcastle, as a representative of the employers. ...
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SHIPPING CONTRACT.
The New Zealand Government has entered into a three years' contract with four British shipping companies for the carriage of New Zealand butter, cheese, and other dairy ...
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MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED.
Frank James Crouch, 29, of Paterson, was killed in a head-on collision between his motor cycle and a motor car on the Paterson-road last night. Crouch received a fractured skull ...
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SUBURBAN PICTURE THEATRES.
Programmes of Suburban Picture Theatres will be found in the Amusement Advertising Column[?]. ...
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