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FACTORIES
Mr. Latham Withall, the newly-appointed secretary of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures in Australia, who arrived at Fremantle ...
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FEUD MURDER.
Police fear that the death of Edward Rankin Gardiner, 27, in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital yesterday, may be the first episode of a pitiless gang ...
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SPANISH REBELS FALL INTO LOYALISTS' HANDS.
Apprehension for their fate is written on the faces of these captured rebels, who have just been disarmed after the taking of the Hotel Colon, Barcelona, into which they barricaded th emselves to defy the loyalist forces—photograph by air mail. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ARAB SNIPERS. JEWISH WOMEN SHOT.
Two Jewish nurses were fired at as they were coming off duty from a hospital in Jaffa. One of them was killed immediately and the other died ...
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WARNING TO BRITAIN.
Sir Abe Bailey, the South African financier, in a remarkable letter to the "Daily Telegraph," emphasises the danger of a Fascist victory in Spain from ...
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EFFECT OF OTTAWA.
"The Times," commenting on the British trade returns, emphasises the continued increase of intra-Imperlal trade, as a result of the Ottawa Agreements, the greater freedom ...
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STRAIGHT TO WORK.
The Commonwealth Government has received cabled advice from the Minister for Commerce (Dr. Page) that, on his arrival in Darwin on August 22, he will fly to ...
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SAFETY OF EMPIRE.
The State Attorney-General (Mr. Manning), at a welcome home luncheon at the U.A.P. headquarters yesterday, said that responsible opinion in Great Britain was eager to know ...
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MARIST MISSION.
The Bishop of the Northern Solomon Islands (Bishop Wade), addressing the semiannual meeting of the Marist Medical Mission Society, at the A.C.A. Building, ...
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£4,000,000 INCREASE.
Naval estimates tor 1937-38 have been increased by £4,000,000. Of the total, £20,000,000 will be spent on replacements of vessel and air squadrons. ...
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VAUCLUSE SEAT.
The Vaucluse by-election campaign will begin to-night. Mr. E. M. Robson (Independent U.A.P.) will speak in Wesley Hall, Doverroad, Rose Bay. ...
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PHILIPPINES.
At yesterday's round table conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations the position of the Philippines in' Far Eastern politics was discussed. ...
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INSURANCE PLAN.
Further discussions on proposals for the establishment by the Commonwealth Government of national insurance in Australia will take place next week, when the Government ...
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STATE POLICY. ABOLITION OF RELIEF WORKS
The Rockdale, Kogarah, and Bexley Councils have decided to combine in the calling of a protest meeting against the Government's works proposals. The meeting will be held next ...
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40-HOUR WEEK.
A special meeting of union secretaries and organisers, convened by the Labour Council, yesterday discussed the question of holding a one-day strike in all industries as a means ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
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THE CALL-UP.
A call-up for employment is announced to-day. Details are published on page 26, column 2. ...
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INDEX. NEWS.
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MURRAY IN FLOOD.
There is every probability of a flood in the Murray River owing to constant rains on the Upper Murray and the overflow of the Hume Reservoir, where the flow to-day was five ...
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SOLICITOR CHARGED.
Albert, Edward Westcott, solicitor, was, at Cessnock Police Court to-day, committed for trial on three charges of misappropriating. The charges were in respect to £15/18/9 ...
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UNION DEMANDS.
Clergymen and suburban aldermen met a representative gathering of union leaders at the Trades Hall last night to discuss methods for resisting the move of the Government to ...
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LOST IN SNOW.
MR. P. E. HULL. With a, ski-ing companion, Mr. Hull is missing in the Big River Valley, on the Bogong High Plains, Victoria. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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RACING PIGEON.
A pigeon, released on October 5, 1928, in a race from Girilambone to Lithgow, reached its destination on July 16 of this year. The bird is owned by Mr. A. G. Went, a ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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GARDEN DRAMA.
A 12-day-old chicken, which was battered by a kookaburra and then swallowed, owes its life to the sagacity of a fox terrier dog. The dog caused the bird to disgorge the ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
To-day is being observed as League of Nations Day in schools, because the ordinary observance on August 27 falls within the spring vacation. The Education Department ...
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CLARENCE RIVER.
Renewed pollution of the Clarence River, allegedly by tin mining interests on Skeleton Creek, near Glen Innes, has incensed farmers on the Upper Clarence, from Copmanhurst ...
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ALLUVIAL DEPOSITS
The Broken Hill Proprietary Co., Ltd., it was learned yesterday, will instal on its extensive alluvial deposit on the Macquarie River, near Wellington (N.S.W.), the largest bucket ...
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COURSING.
The Rev. W. J. S. Rankin, of Ballina, when questioned about a statement by him from the pulpit, in which he said that the breakdown at the inaugural meeting of the Ballina ...
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POLICE EXONERATED.
On voluntary statements mode to the arresting officers. Martin Edward Hoole, 19, and Clarence William Matthews, 36, labourers, were, at the Quarter Sessions yesterday, found ...
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FLYING CONDITIONS.
Mr. Vernon Dorreil, factory sales representative of the Lockheed Corporation, and one of America's foremost pilots, arrived in Sydney yesterday from Adelaide, and will leave ...
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PACIFIC ISLANDS.
The librarian of the National Library at Canberra (Mr. K. Binns) has returned to Canberra after a visit to New Guinea and Papua, where he investigated a proposal to supply ...
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TO-DAY.
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MOTOR INDUSTRY.
Mr. L. J. Harnett, the managing director of General Motors-Holdens, passed through Fremantle on the Orford to-day on the way to Adelaide. He is returning to Australia ...
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MILITIA RECRUITING.
Brigadier J. L. Hardie said yesterday that 270 inquiries had been made at the recruiting, office in Pitt-street during the day, and that already 79 recruits had joined militia ...
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ANTI-ANTHRAX SERUM.
The Federal Minister for Health (Mr. Hughes), who returned to Sydney from Melbourne yesterday, said that when it had been reported to him that a case of anthrax had ...
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ROUND-AUSTRALIA
The N.R.M.A.-Pontiac party, which, with the official approval of the organising committee of the Round-Australia motor contest, is surveying the route, reached Ceduna, 300 miles ...
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CASUALTIES.
The body of Arthur Percy Perkins, of Hercules-street, Ashfield, was found in the bush off Pentecost Highway, Pymble, yesterday morning. A rifle was lying across the ...
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STATE INCOME TAX.
Without debate, and by a majority of 20 votes to 15, the House of Assembly to-day carried an amendment to the Income Tax Assessment Bill, providing that sums paid as ...
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SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.
Mrs. Gore-Newell entertained members of the Shakespeare Society of New South Wales last night with readings from plays of Shakespeare and other dramatists. Mrs. Gore-Newell ...
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FIGHT AT DARWIN.
John McCormack, labourer, of Darwin, was to-day fined £10, including costs, on a charge of having assaulted William James Feben at Darwin aerodrome on August 12. ...
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JINDALEE SHIRE ELECTION.
Because seven out of eight members resigned from the provisional council of the Jindalee Shire on August 13 after ratepayers, in a referendum, had rejected a proposal that ...
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OWNERSHIP DECIDED.
A law suit involving the ownership of the racehorse Queen of Song, which is likely to be sent to Australia soon, was decided in the Supreme Court at Dunedin to-day, when the ...
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CLAN MUNRO ASSOCIATION.
A Clan Munro Association is being formed in Scotland. No name in Scottish Highland history has a more distinguished record. During the Great War a Munro was ...
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DENTISTS ENTERTAINED.
The executive of the Australian Dental Association (New South Wales branch) last night entertained at dinner three prominent members of the Victorian Dental Association— ...
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MOUNT SAMUEL MINE.
The mining warden (Mr. stutterd) dismissed the forfelture application of Edwin Vincent Hale in respect of the Mt. Samuel mine, without requiring the owners to call ...
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YOUTH WELFARE.
The Minister for Labour and Industry (Mr. Dunningham) will preside at a conference of representatives of organisations interested in youth welfare problems, convened by the ...
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SUBURBAN PICTURE THEATRES.
Programmes of Suburban Picture Theatres will be found in the Amusement Advertising Columns. ...
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