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LOST SKIERS.
Hopes for the safety of the lost skiers, Mr. C. J. M. Cole, of Glenhuntly, and Mr. Percy E. Hull, of Hawthorn, who have been lost in Big River Valley, ...
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PROGRAMME OF WORKS. Total Cost £2,272,000.
An extensive scheme of developmental works, including railway extensions, roads, bridges, electricity and water supply and sewerage schemes has been approved by the State Government. Details were announced yesterday. ...
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STATE U.A.P. DECISION. TO GO TO CABINET
The State Cabinet will meet on Friday afternoon to consider the request of the meeting of the Parliamentary U.A.P. on Monday that the ...
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THE KING.
The possibility of a visit to Australia by King Edward VIII., following his coronation next year, was mentioned to-day by Mr. E. F. Harrison, ...
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INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA.
In a farewell interview with the Australian Associated Press, the Premier of New South Wales (Mr. Stevens) says that, after studying the oversea ...
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NEUTRALITY IN SPAIN. Germany's Favourable Reply.
A general agreement among the Powers to maintain neutrality in Spain has been brought nearer by the distinctly favourable, though not final reply made by Germany to the French neutrality proposals. ...
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BARTER SYSTEM.
The Consul-General for Germany (Dr. Asmis) has asked the Sydney County Council whether it would give favourable consideration to German firms tendering for the supply ...
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DETAILS OF WORKS.
The principal works are:— Stormwater drainage, road construction, etc., at Kogarah, £159,000. Water supply amplification, Willoughby ...
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PREPARATIONS FOR A LONG WAR.
Responsible Government leaders expect the war to last until the autumn. Senor Prieto, Socialist leader, advises women to start making warm clothes for loyalist ...
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CORONATION.
The King has approved of the procession for the Coronation ceermony on May 12, 1937, which will be the longest on record, totalling six miles and a quarter, double the length of ...
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SOUTH COAST COAL
No South Coast coal has been used at the Bunnerong power-house. Its exclusion has been a grievance with the southern coalowners. They have written a letter to the County ...
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OBSTACLES TO NEUTRALITY PACT.
German's reply to the neutrality pact proposal is a qualified acceptance, provided all States possessing armaments industries bind themselves not to export war material to ...
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KING'S HOLIDAY.
King Edward, after seeing the sights of the Island of Korcula on Sunday afternoon, including Fort St. Vitus, which was built during the British occupation of the island ...
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TRAIN DERAILED.
Twenty-three trucks of a goods train were derailed two miles on the Galong side of Binalong yesterday afternoon. The accident was caused by the breaking of an[?] axle. ...
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LIGHT TANKS
A number of the latest British light tanks will be supplied to the Australian defence forces within a few months. This statement was made by Colonel T. R. ...
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WHALING.
Whaling companies, after consultation with Whitehall, decided to take no action at present with regard to the fears of unrestricted whaling in the Antarctic which have been ...
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REBEL OFFERS TO GERMANY AND ITALY.
The Diplomatic Correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian" states: "The fall of Badajoz is not regarded in London as decisive. The impression here is that the ...
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PARTY LEADERSHIP.
The Premier (Mr. Collier) to-day resigned the leadership of the Parliamentary Labour party, on the grounds of ill-health. Mr. J. C. Willcock, Minister for Justice and ...
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DROUGHT'S RAVAGES.
Maize was quoted to-day at the highest level since 1925, the cash price rising to 130? cents a bushel. The destruction of the crop by the drought ...
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THREE FISHERMEN
Anxiety is felt for the safety of three fishermen who have not been seen since Saturday, when they had scanty supplies of food, and probably no petrol. ...
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WIRELESS MESSAGES.
Amalgamated Wireless (A/asia), Ltd., announces that, because of the suspension of certain channels of communication into Spain an the Canary Islands, messages to those ...
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TRADE WITH JAPAN.
Official quarters regard Australia's decision to admit Japanese miscellaneous goods, if booked before July 9, as being due to her own requirements for the Christmas trade, while ...
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QUEBEC ELECTIONS.
For the first time in 39 years the Liberals lost control of Quebec at to-day's provincial elections. The latest result, are: Union National (insurgent Liberals), 75; Liberals, ...
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M. TROTSKY.
The correspondent of "The Times" at Oslo says that M. Trotsky declared to-day that the story that he was organising a plot against the Soviet was one of the greatest takes in ...
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ORSOVA.
There were amazing scenes at Station Pier, Port Melbourne this afternoon, when the Orient line mail steamer Orsova left on her last voyage to London after more than 27 ...
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MR. S. A. LLOYD'S SPEECH.
At a public meeting at the Lidcombe Council Chambers last night Mr. S. A. Lloyd, M.L.A., said that although he was a member of the present Government party he ...
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THEFTS ON AORANGI.
During the Aorangi's voyage from Sydney, three thefts of money occurred. A. G. Lawson, ship's plumber, had £17 removed from his wallet in his cabin. K. M. Ramsay, a ...
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