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COAL INDUSTRY. mr. McDonald's speech.
"This is not a fight between the owners and miners, it is a sincere effort to adjust a position which loudly calls for alteration, in your interests and those of all Australians, ...
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BIAS ALLEGED.
There were surprising happenings at the Kurri Kurri Police Court this afternoon, when, before the hearing of charges of intimidation against seven Weston Miners' Lodge ...
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SURF TRAGEDY.
While heroically attempting to save a 16year-old girl, who was in difficulties in the surf, Geoffrey Wellesley Hyman, a young law student, was drowned in Tamarama Bay ...
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SPAIN'S DICTATOR.
The Madrid correspondent of the British United Press states that after an hour's conference with King Alfonso, General Primo de Rivera resigned, and his resignation was ...
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FREETRADE.
Lord Beaverbrook's Empire freetrade campaign re-enters to-morrow the political arena as distinct from the newspaper field, via the motion of a private member of the ...
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TEST TEAM.
Arrangemnets have been made for an official announcement this afternoon of the personnel of the Australian team that will tour England. The chairman of the Board of ...
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THE NAVAL CONFERENCE. Plenary Session Called.
A plenary session of the Five-Power Naval Conference will be held at St. James' Palace, London, to-day. While, outwardly, progress so far made at the conference appears to be slight, the general impression of delegates and experts is that ...
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DECISION OF "BIG FIVE."
A communique issued this afternoon states that the five principal delegates met at St. james' Palace, and decided to call a plenary conterence on Thursday, probably in the ...
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MR. CHICHESTER.
Mr. F. C. Chichester, the New Zealand aviator, is expected to reach the Mascot Aerodrome at 3 o'clock this afternoon. There he will be received by the Mayor of Mascot ...
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AUSTRALIAN BONDS.
The slow, but steady, recession of Commonwealth 5 and 4½ per cent, bonds on the local market has elicited consideiable interest The first reached 96½ and the second 88, for the ...
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TARIFF TRUCE.
Mr. Graham, president of the Board of Trade, was questioned in the House of Commons regal ding the views of the dominion Governments on the proposed tariff truce. He ...
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PILGRIMS' DINNER.
The Pilgrims' dinner at the Hotel Victoria was attended by Mr MacDonald, M. Tardleu. Mr. T. M. Wilford Mr. Tenton, Sir Granville Ryrie, Mr. Stimson, and the ...
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COST OF STOPPAGE.
While the full cost to the community of the long coal stoppage is difficult to estimate, so wide are the ramifications of the loss and distress resulting, an authoritative estimate ...
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WOMAN SHOT.
A shotgun was fired, and Ruby Hayes, aged 39 years, fell to the floor critically wounded in the head following a heated argument in a house in Wlnkurra-street, ...
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DISMISSALS.
Alderman Cheetham reported to the Water Board yesterday that the services of about 100 men would soon be dispensed with in connection with the Granville sewerage works. ...
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SAMPANS SURRENDER.
Thirty-two Samoans, after spending a fortnight in the bush, interviewed the Administrator to-day, and lnfoimcd him that it was their intention to abandon the Mau. ...
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AIR SERVICES.
A twelve days London to Melbourne air service in 1931 was foreshndowed by Sir Sefton Braneker in a speech at the Aldwych Club He also anticipated a through air mail from ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
General Koutepoff, who succeeded Grand Duke Nicholas as head of the Russian refugee officers in Pails, is missing. He is believed to have been kidnapped, and possibly ...
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"BLACK" BAN. Extended to Cat and Kookabuna
Miners have mode no attempt to lift the 'black" ban placed on hotels and stores at Branxton and Greta Stoiekeeneis at Greta continue their refusal ...
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EMPIRE FILM.
The Queen has interested herself in a wonderful film which is being completed at Wetwyn. and in which the interior of Buckingnam Palace, its most stately apartments, and ...
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ANTARCTIC FLIGHT.
"We shall make two or three moie exploiation flights if successful in the race against the rapid approach of unfavouiable weathoi The stenmer William Scoresby, with the monoplane ...
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IN DISTRESS.
The British steamer Ludston, is limping towards the Queensland coast, having developed engine trouble on the voyage from Ocean Island to Sydney. ...
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BAN MAY BE LIFTED BY MINERS.
A move has been made to have the "black" ban lifted fiom the coalfields. Representatives of the Liquor Trades union and the Hotel, Club, and Restaurar ...
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AIRSHIP RI00.
The airship R100, which set out yesterday morning from Cardington on an endurance test, was still cruising this afternoon After passing over Lowestoft at 9 o'clock this ...
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BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES.
The British Empire Games Committee has informed the governing undies in Australia. New_Zealand and South Africa that a contribution of 5000 dollars will be made to each ...
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PROHIBITION.
Following administrative orders prohibiting drinking on the part of members of the. army, navy, and marines abroad, as well as in the United States, it is announced that only men ...
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HARBOUR BRIDGE.
Another stilke on the Sydney Harbour Blidge took place ycsteiday as a result of which all constructional work on the south side was suspended The englnedrlvers were ...
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CHILD SCALDED.
Frances Sard, six years old, of Covvperstreet, Waverley was badly scalded on the left side, when she accidentally spilled boiling water from a copper at her home ...
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