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NEW THEORY.
Detectives attempting to trace Ruby Green, 22, who disappeared from Dubbo a fortnight ago, now believe that the girl may be suffering from loss of ...
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JAPANESE
The Japanese Chamber of Commerce in Sydney yesterday issued a reply to the broadcast speech of the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) on August 17, ...
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POISON GAS.
Great alarm has been caused in Madrid by a report that the insurgents have announced that they will use gas bombs on the capital as a ...
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LANE SHOOTING.
The City Coroner (Mr. Oram) yesterday committed George Plaisted, 32, labourer, and Edward Pulley, 30, labourer, for trial at an inquest into the ...
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OVER CIRCULAR QUAY IN NEW AIRLINER.
The new Lockheed-Electra airliner of Guinea Airways, Ltd., in flight over Circular Quay yesterday afternoon, photographed by the special representative of the "Sydney Morning Herald" from another aeroplane. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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STATES' POSITION.
"The States must continue to be in the position of beggars at a rich man's table," the premier (Mr. Dunstan) said in the Legislate Assembly to-day, during a bitter attack on ...
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RELIEF WORK.
In response to a circular issued by the Revs. Canon Hammond, Canon Baker, and the Rev. A. J. A. Fraser, representative Ministers of the various Protestant denominations, met ...
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SCHOOL CLEANING.
Officials of the Miscellaneous Workers' Union stated recently that they would probably appeal to the health authorities against what they regarded as the inadequate supplies ...
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ELECTRICITY.
The Sydney County Council yesterday decided to make arrangements immediately for the payment of electricity accounts at suburban council ...
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OIL SEARCH.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) announced to-day that the Federal Government had decided to amend the Oil Search Act to provide that portion of the £250,000 made available ...
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NEW ZEALAND MINERS
Following a meeting which was addressed by the Minister for Mines (Mr. Webb) and the Minister for Works (Mr. Semple), the striking Waikato miners unanimously decided ...
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THE CALL-UP.
A call-up for employment is announced today. Details are published on page 26, column 1. ...
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INDEX.
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S.A. LABOUR PARTY.
The conference of the State Labour party to-day decided that the Parliamentary Labour party should be asked to introduce a bill to amend the Local Government Act to allow ...
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PARKINSON'S DISEASE.
Members of the medical profession, who appeared in the witness-box before Mr. Justice Davidson and a jury to-day, differed on the question whether a woman, plaintiff in ...
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LOYALIST UNIONISTS
Proposals to march on London on the eve of the opening of Parliament, and to boycott the Coronation, in order to compel the withdrawal of the means test regulations, were ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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COUNTERFEIT COINS.
James Wilson, 83, engineer, a son of a Western Australian pastoralist, whose five sons divided a fortune of £70,000, was sentenced at the Old Bailey to three years penal ...
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TERM IN PRISON
The Rev. Henry Foege, a Lutheran missionary, who was sentenced by the Supreme Court of New Guinea at Rabaul last June to imprisonment with hard labour for two ...
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STATESMEN'S GOLF.
The High Commissioner for Australia Mr. S. M. Bruce) whose handicap is seven, and the Home Secretary (Sir John Simon) with a handicap of 11, who frequently golf together ...
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£60,000 WORKS PLAN
Alderman Primrose, M.L.A., last night submitted a proposal to the North Sydney Council, with the object of bridging any gap between the abandonment of the emergency ...
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"KING OF SOUTH AFRICA."
King Edward's status as ruler of the individual dominions occasioned an extraordinary incident at the South African transport conference banquet. The chairman proposed ...
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TO-DAY.
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APPEAL TO GOVERNOR.
At a public meeting at Leeton, presided over by the Shire President (Councillor Mountford), to consider the plight of the unemployed, it was unanimously decided to petition the ...
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COURT REGISTRAR
Seaforth Simpson Mackenzie, of Caulfield, principal Registrar of the High Court of Australia, was committed for trial to-day on four charges of having forged and uttered seals of ...
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PROFESSOR AND CLERGYMAN.
The Rev. L. E. Valentine, of L[?]andudno, Professor Saunders Lewis (lecturer in Welsh at the University College, Swansea, and president of the Welsh Nationalist party), and Mr. ...
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W.A. BUDGET.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day, the Deputy Premier (Mr. M. F. Troy) introduced the State Budget for 1936-37. He estimated that there would be a surplus this year of ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Gold was quoted to-day at £6/17/10½ an ounce fine, compared with £6/18/l[?] yesterday. PLANE WITHDRAWN FROM RACE. ...
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BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
"Prospects of an Anglo-Japanese rapprochement are discussed as seriously in England as in Japan," declared Mr. Fujli, counsellor to the Japanese Embassy in London, who has ...
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CENTENARY AIR RACE.
Mr. C. A. Butler, the airman, has notified the Royal Aero Club of South Australia of his intention to take part in the Brisbane to Adelaide centenary air race. He will fly a machine ...
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ADELAIDE ROYAL SHOW.
The third day of the Royal Show was attended by a large crowd to-day, in spite of the bleak and showery weather. During the afternoon the Governor-General and Lady ...
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CONTRACT BRIDGE.
Mr. Ely Culbertson announces the merger of the organisations controlling contract bridge, namely, the International Union and the International Bridge League, thus ...
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NEW TREATMENT MILL.
It was an [?]unced in Melbourne to-day that a new treatment mill would be installed at the mine or North Broken Hill, Ltd., at Broken Hill. The capacity of the new treatment plant, ...
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WRIT FOR SLANDER.
Bedall James Bunting, film writer, has had a writ for slander served on the Bishop of Chichester in regard to the Bishop's comments on Bunting's behaviour to his parents. ...
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HOMEWARD VOYAGE.
Mr. Harold Nossiter and his two sons, who sailed from Sydney to Plymouth in the 30ton auxiliary schooner-yacht Sirius, will leave Cowes on the return voyage on September 16. ...
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FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA.
A fire which broke out in the front portion of Lakin's grocery bulk store in Botany-road, Alexandria, late last night, was subdued by brigades from Waterloo, Alexandria, and ...
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MUSEUM LECTURE.
Mr. T. Hodge-Smith, mineralogist, will give an address at the Australian Museum lecture hall to-morrow evening on "The Early Gold Diggers of New South Wales." ...
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SUBURBAN PICTURE THEATRES.
Programmer of Suburban Picture Theatres will be found in the Amusement Advertising columns. ...
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