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BROADCASTING. NATIONAL SERVICE.
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STATION 2UW.
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NEW RECORDS.
Igor Stravinsky, the most prominent modern Russian composer, conducts the Paris Orchestre Symphonique in his own "Fire Bird" music from the ballet composed about ...
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LETTERS WHAT OF THE CITY?
Sir,—Mr. Waterhouse returns to the attack advocating a plan first before an Act, notwithstanding that I showed conclusively in my previous letter that experience is against ...
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LAW REPORT. HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.
Violet Ellen Ruth Langman moved for spelal leave to appeal agains the judgment of the Full Court of the Supreme Court in view of certain expressions, extraneous to the ...
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INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
Various undetermined portions of an award for the Federated Storcmen and Packers' Union of New South Wales were the subject of investigation. These included wages, ...
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TRADES HALL.
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IN EQUITY.
The suit of Allan and Co Proprietary, Ltd., against Roy Luxton and Albert James Hooper, trading as "Luxton and Hooper," printers, of Sydney, was before the Court on an ...
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STATION 2UE.
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WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
Application was made by Paterson Brothers, Limited, of Castlereagh-street, Sydney, contractors, for suspension of weekly payments of £5 to Victor Greening, of Kurraba-road, ...
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AMUSEMENTS. KURTZ WITH ORCHESTRA.
Mr. Efrcm Kurtz the noted conductor, will appear to-night with the Conservatorium Orchestra at the Town Hall in the first of two concerts. Mr. Kurtz has a European reputation and has shown ...
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CRITERION.—"THE PATSY."
"The Patsy" revival at the Criterion Theatre will conclude with two performances to-day. Miss Elma Gibbs has won great popular favour by her charm and vitality in the title-role. ...
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DISTRICT COURT.
Nell O'Donnell, of Wright's-avenue, Drummoyne, plasterer, sued Arthur Burrows, of Rickard-street, Ryde, to recover £400 damages for injuries resulting from the ...
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"LOMBARDI, LIMITED."
Mr. Leo Carrillo is to appear in the leading role of "Lombardi. Limited," at the Criterion Theatre on August 31. One of the features of this production will be a fashion parade. The ...
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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
"The Five O'clock Girl." with Mr. Alfred Frith in the leading comedy role is the present attraction at Her Mojesty's Theatre, where there will be a matinee to-day. ...
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THEATRE ROYAL
In "Brewster's Millions," at the Theatre Royal, Mr. Leon Gordon Impersonates Monty Brewster, who is obliged to spend all his money within a year in order to inherit a bigger fortune. There will be a ...
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THE PALACE.—NICOLA.
The magic of Nicola interests audiences at the Palace, where many clever illusions make up an entertaining programme. An afternoon performance will be given to-day. ...
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.—"WHOOPEE "
The musical comedy "Whoopee" is entering upon its last week at the Grand Opera House, where Mr. Charley Sylber and an extensive cast appear in this spectacular production. "The Best People" ...
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THEATRE OF YOUTH.
There will be another matinee at the Theatre of Youth, Young-street, this afternoon, as well as the performance in the evening. "Courts and Courtships," the present programme, is full of ...
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LAND AND VALUATION COURT.
Choncery square.—Before his Honor Mr. Justice Pike.—At 10 a.m.—For hearing.—Objections to valuations Valuation district of Paddington Lower and Middle Wards. Note.—List will be ...
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THE TURRET THEATRE.
"Mine Hostess" is announced for revival at the Turret Theatre, North Sydney, to-night. This play will be staged each evening until Thursday, and on Saturday next Sierra's comedy "The Romantic ...
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INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
Before the Full Bench.—In No. 1 Court Queen'ssquure.—For hearing.—At 10.30 a.m.: Re Living Wage for adult males in rural industries (part heard), re living wage for adult males in other ...
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FULLERS' THEATRE.
Mr. Jim Gerald and his revue company, the leading entertainers at Fullers' Theatre, are appearing in a new sketch, "Once Aboard the Lugger." ...
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QUARTER SESSONS.
Joseph Breton, 23, labourer, who had been bound over to appear for sentence when called upon within four years on May 14, 1928, on a charge of breaking into a factory, having ...
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THE PLAYBOX.
"The Good Hope" will be again performed this evening by Mr. Duncan Macdougall's company at the Playbox, Crown-street, near Oxford-street. ...
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SVERJENSKY ENSEMBLE.
The members of the Sverjensky Ensemble will give their eighteenth luncheon-hour recital on Monday next at Aeolian Hall at 1.10 o'clock. Schubert's String Quartet in A minor, op. 29, ...
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CONSERVATORIUM STRING QUARTET.
The fourth chamber music concert of the present season by the Conservatorium String Quartet— Messrs. Gerald Walenn, Lloyd Davies. Alfred Hill, and Gladstone Bell—will be given on Wednesday ...
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PRICES FOR STEEL RAILS.
Sir,—If I were Mr. G. Caldwell, tariff department, Metal Trades Employers' Association, I would be "greatly concerned" if anyone's "fanciful theories" endangered my ...
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WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
Bridge and Young streets.—Before his Honor Judge Perdriau and Messrs. Commissioners Routley and Halliday.—At 10 a.m.—To be mentioned: in the matter of a determination between Richard ...
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SUPREME COURT.
Mr. Weigall, K.C. (instructed by Mr. Lacey, Deputy Clerk of the Peace) for the Crown. WOMAN CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER. ...
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MR. DOBRINSKI'S CONCERT.
Mr. Mischa Dobrinski will give his second luncheon-hour concert at the Aolian Hall on Tuesday next, at 1.10 p.m A Trio by Mozart for Wolin, viola, and plano and Lalo's "Symphonie ...
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VERSE-SPEAKING CHOIR.
Miss Grace Stafford announces that her versespeaking choir will give a recital on Wednesday evening next at her studio theatre. Lyrics by Shakespeare, The Lyke Wake Dirge Breton's ...
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ASSAULTS ON WORKERS.
When sentencing John Dryer, 40, labourer, to three months' imprisonment with hard labour, on two charges of having assaulted volunteer timber workers, Mr. Laidlaw, S.M., ...
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SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.
Mr. H. S. Dettmann. headmaster of the Sydney Grammar School, will read a paper on "Some Predecessors of Shakespeare" at the meeting of the Shakespeare Society in the assembly hall of ...
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DISTRICT COURT.
Before his Honor Judge Mack K.C., and Juries in No. 1 Court.—At 10 a.m.:Newton v Powter and annother Symons v Hamilton Before his Honor Judge Cohen, in No. 3 Court.— ...
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TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON.
Entries will close on August 28 for the practical examinations in music and elocution of Trinity College of Music. Mr. Albert Mallinson will be the examiner ...
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MARIST BROTHERS' PUPILS.
The pupils of the Marist Brothers Schools will appear in a concert at the Empire Theatre, near Railway-square, on Thursday evening next. A varied programme has been arranged. A special ...
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
Horold Jomes Westwood, break, enter, and steal; Ethel May Folkes, utter counterfeit coin; Stanley O'Donnell and Richard George Freeman, indecent assault; William Keith Cunningham, by ...
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ST. JAMES.—"THE SINGING FOOL."
Al. Jolson's talking film, "The Singing Fool," which is now entering on the second week of its season at the St James Theatre, is excellently acted, and the recording of the voices is natural. ...
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APPEALS.
The following appeals against the magistrates' orders and convictions will be heard in No. 2 District Court, Qucen's-square:—Angelo Kassos, afillation (to be withdrawn); Grace Bell, ...
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PRINCE EDWARD.—"INNOCENTS OF PARIS."
The management of the Prince Edward Theatre has announced The Letter as the next attraction, but as yet there is no indication as to when the season of "Innocents of Paris" will end. ...
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REGENT.—"THE BROADWAY MELODY."
The "House Full" sign has been frequently displayed during the week at the Regent Theatre, where Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's spectacular musical and talking firm, 'The Broadway Melody," is ...
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STATE.—"THE HOME TOWNERS."
George M Cohan's brisk farce, "The Home Towners," will be shown in talking film version to-day at the State Theatre. The cast is headed by Richard Bennett. Doris Kenyon, Robert McWade, ...
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CHIEF INDUSTRIAL MAGISTRATES COURT.
Queen's-square.—Before the Chief Industrial Magistrate—At 10 a.m.—For hearing: Australian Journalists' Association v 'Dally Telegraph Pictorial." Limited; Federated Enginedrivers' and Firemen's ...
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ARTERIAL STOP SYSTEM.
Sir,—As a motorist who has recently driven a car for 12,000 miles through U.S.A. and Canada, passing through most of the large cities, where this arterial stop system is in ...
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THE CAPITOL.
To day s films at the Capitol Theatre are "The Younger Generation a part talking feature in which Jean Hersholt Ricardo Cortez and Lina Basquette appear, and "Betrayal" a silent film, ...
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T.B. RELIEF FUND.
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MURDER VERDICT.
"I find that James Edward Devine did feloniously and maliciously murder George Leonard Gaffney" was the decision of the City Coroner (Mr. May) at the conclusion ...
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HAYMARKET.—"WEARY RIVER."
Richard Barthelmass and Betty Compson appear In "Weary River," the First National talking film, which is now being screened at the Haymarket Theatre. ...
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LAW NOTICES.
At the Darlinghurst Court House.—At 11 a.m.: Before the Full Court: Motions: Appeal, James v Cowan, and others. ...
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LYCEUM THEATRE.
"Coquette" will be screened for only six more nights at the Lyceum Theatre. Next Saturday Ronald Colman, who has for some time been a popular actor on the silent screen, will appear ...
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Re Rupert Jamieson, ex parte D. T. Herbert, Ltd. Mr. Dignam (instructed by Messrs. McDonell and Moffitt, Sydney agents for Messrs. Walsh and Blair, of Wagga) appeared ...
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ANZAC PIPE BAND.
Members of the Anzac Pipe Band will march to the Cenotaph this afternoon and place a wreath upon it to the memory of fallen comrades. They will leave Eddy-avenue at ...
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COMMONWEALTH ARBITRATION COURT.
At No 2 IndustriDl Court. Queen's-square.—Before his Honor, Judge Beeby.—At 11 a.m. Metal Trades Employers Association v Amalgamated Engineering; Union and another. ...
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IN DIVORCE.
In the following suits the decrees nisi previously granted were made absolute—Christopher Thornton v Beatrice May Thornton, Nellie Howison v Robert Charles Howison, Rebecca ...
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TUNG OIL.
Sir,—In reply to the letter from your correspondent "Ah Cbuey," published in your issue of the 3rd instant, I desire to state that those Government institutions and others ...
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SUPREME COURT.
Term List.—In the Banco Court.—At 10 a.m. For Judgment Doutrcbande v Doutrebande Mead v The Mosman Golf Club Ltd., Lawrence v Huddort Parker. Ltd. Motions Generally.—Motion: ...
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CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION.
The Librarian of the Commonwealth Parliament Llbrary has, prepared and distributed to Federal members a valuable reference guide for their study of the problems of ...
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THEOSOPHICAL STATION, LTD.
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INCOME TAXES.
To avoid a penalty of £100, returns of income for the year ended June 30, 1929, should be lodged with the Commissioner of Taxation on of before Saturday, August 31, by the ...
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COMPLICATED QUARREL.
It took the police some time to unravel the circumstances of a quarrel which occurred in an apartment in Myrtle-street, city, yesterday, and which developed into something more ...
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STRUCK BY TAXI-CAB.
George Faux, of Kerr's-road, Lidcombe, was riding his push-bike along Vaughan-street on Thursday when he was knocked down by a taxi-cab. He was taken by the Parramatta ...
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N0. 2 JURY CAUSES.
Leonard George Boyle, hauiage contractor, sued in this action to recove £1000 damages for injuries resulting from an accident caused by a hidden danager due, as he alleged. to the ...
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FALL FROM BRIDGE.
Whilst working upon a railway bridge between Harris Park and Parramatta yesterday. Charles Balsham, 50, of Glebe Point, slipped and fell about 25ft to the ground. He ...
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OLD MAN'S DEATH.
Peter Bolster, 70, an old-age pensioner, died in Sydney Hospital on Thursday night from a fractured skull and pneumonia. He was struck by a motor car in George-street on ...
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