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TARIFF BOARD.
Representations were beard-by the Tariff Board to-day in regard to the necessity for a duty of 3d a lb on cotton as a protection for the Australian product. ...
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CROWN PROSECUTORS.
The Executive Council meeting yesterday approved of the following appointments as Crown Prosecutors for the ensuing country sessions next month:—Messrs. G. P. L. ...
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
The Minister for Local Government (Mr. Bruxner) informed delegates to the annual conference of the Local Government Asaociation yesterday that the amending bill which ...
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CANBERRA NEWS.
Considerable interest centres in an application by the Australian Workers' Union for absolute preference to members of its organisation in the Capital Territory, which will be ...
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LONDON SEASON, 1928.
An invitation from Mr. Alfred Turner to visit the Winter Garden, where the two-act musical farce "So This Is tove" was drawing all the town, put me in touch with that noted ...
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WAR PREPARATIONS.
Addressing the annual Labour Women's Conference, the Premier (Mr. P. Collier) urged the delogatcs to do what they could to help in the development of the world's peace. ...
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LONDON TOPICS.
Modern Action is so often the butt of great and near-great critics of literature that London was surprised this week that one of the greatest had a kind word to say for it. ...
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THE NEW ERA.
There has not yet been the open breaeb between the "Nationalist" Generals that was expected. Meetings of the 6th Plenary Conference of the Central Executive Committee of ...
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SIR JOHN SALMOND.
Air Marshal Sir John Salmond arrived at Wellington to-day, and after calling on the Governor-General he had interviews with the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defence. ...
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SYDNEY CITY MISSION.
The sixty-fourth annual festival of the Sydney City Mission was held last night at the Town Hall. It was not really ideas that counted to ...
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LAWN TENNIS. METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIPS.
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BOY MIGRANTS.
Support for the Big Brother movement was promised by prominent Masons last night a a social held at the Masonic Club for the purpose of bringing under the notice of ...
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I.O.O.F.
The greator portion of the opening session of the independent. Order of Oddfellows yesterday was devoted to the consideration of the annual report. ...
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ILLAWARRA SURURBS TOURNAMENT.
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ELECTIONS. POLICY SPEECHES.
The Postmaster-General has given permission for the broadcasting not only of the policy speeches of the lenders of the National, Country, and Labour parties, but also for ...
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ENGLISH LIVESTOCK.
A decline of public interest in agriculture shows in England and the seriousness of foot and mouth disease among English stock were discussed to-day by Mr. G. T. Chirnside, who ...
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PIANO RECITAL.
Miss Iris de Catros-Rego impressed a large audience, in ber recital at the Conservatorium last night, by her clear, well-poised, and facile technique, and her excellent tone. ...
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SYDENHAM-BANNSTOWN ASSOCIATION.
Draw for the men's doubles tournament, at Canterbury Park courts, to-morrow night, commencing at 7.30, is:—McKerihan and Johnson, Gibson and Matthews, Junor and Tempest. Sinclair and Hitchens, Clarke ...
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MARRICKVILLE CLUB.
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LONDON AIR RAIDS.
For four days this week, from 6 p.m. one day until 9 a.m. the next, we have been bombed from the air. Much of London is in ruins. Thrice the Air Ministry has been reduced to ...
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EIGHT-HOUR DAY TOURNAMENT.
The club will hold an American system tournament on the local courts next Monday, commencing at 9.30. The events will be men's doubles and Indies' doubles, with sealed handicaps, and entries close next ...
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VICTORIAN SENATE CANDIDATES.
The National campaign council, which met to consider the selection of Senate candidates for the Federal elections, decided unanimously to endorse the candidature of Mr. Lawson, ...
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METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.
Members of the Queensland Catholic Tennis Association will arrive in Sydney on Friday next to play a series of matches against the Sydney association. The first and second test matches will be played ...
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BRITISH INDUSTRIES.
In a letter sent to British manufacture in June, enclosing application forms for space in the London section of the British Industries Fair, 1929, the Department of Overseas Trade ...
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STRUCK BY ENGINE.
An extraordinary accident occurred near Edwardstown Railway Station this morning when a boy who was holding his mother's hand was struck by the buffer of a train and ...
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DESPONDENT WOMAN
A woman who stated that she intended to throw herself over the cliffs at the Gap, Watson's Bay, was intercepted by the Rose Bay police shortly before one o'clock this ...
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BOWLS.
The secretary of the New South Wales Bowling Association has notified clubs that the pennant committee proposes to recommend that the John Young Shield and the first matches in the pennant he played ...
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BISHOP MALOTIF.
Mr. A. D. Aboud, a leading member of the Syrian community, tendered Bishop Malouf a dinner last night. Among the guests were Mr. Jarvie, M.L.A., the Deputy Town Clerk ...
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CHILD'S CUSTODY.
Liela Dorothy Smith gave evidence in the Hobart Practice Court to-day that it her little boy required medical attention she had reason to believe he would not get it, because of her ...
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WYONG SHIELD
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BANK OF ADELAIDE.
A meeting of the Bank of Adelaide was held to-day to consider a private bill under which it is proposed to apply for an Act entitling the bank to be registered under the Companies ...
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Y.M.C.A. RALLY.
The Lieutenant-Governor (Sir William Cullen) will preside at a united rally and meeting of men, organised by the Y.M.C.A., to take place on Sunday, October 14, in the Town Hall, ...
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RANDWICK CLUB.
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PRINTING TRADES.
The fourth annual convention of the Printing and Allied Trades Employers' Federation of Australia was continued in Hobart to-day. An address was given by Mr. W. Christie ...
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
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CYCLING.
The acceptances for both the amateur and professional races from Goulburn to Sydney, which will be decided at the week-end, was excellent, and representative interstate fields will start in each race. The ...
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Burcher, wife of Mr. A. J. Burcher, of The Cedars. Finlay-avenue, Roseville, and late of Kiaora. Scone, passed away recently at the age of 72 years. Last year Mr. and Mrs. ...
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HEALTH INSPECTORS.
Health inspectors, like mosy other servants of the public, have their grievances, but one of the most serious of their grievances was removed yesterday ...
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RECEPTION HOMES.
Dr. W. E. Jones, Inspector-General of the insane in Victoria, who is in Perth said that reception homes, although indispensable were being used far too much in Victoria. The ...
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ORPHEUS SOCIETY.
To celebrate the 21st anniversary of its foundation, the Sydney Orpheus Society held a commemoration concert in the new Y.W.C.A. hall last night, in which a number of ...
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EIGHT-HOUR SPORTS.
The track season in New South Wales will be opened on Monday next with an all-day programme of amateur and professional events at the Eight-hour Demonstration. Both senior and junior riders will be ...
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R. W. LAMB'S SUCCESS.
R. W. Lamd, the brilliant Victorian road rider, who broke his co[?]bone early in the road season, has evidently regained his best [?]rm, as on Saturday he won a 100 miles upon road race from scratch at ...
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TELEPHONES RESTORED.
The fire in Chancery Chambers, Phillip-street, on Sunday morning, affected a number of barristers and solicitors who were tele phone users. In the rooms affected by the ...
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HERBERT H. BROWN BENEFIT.
Mr. Herbert H. Brown, wbo represented Durham in the Legislative Assembly for 24 yesrs in the days when members received no payment, will celebrate his 90th birthday ...
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ABERMAIN DISPUTE.
After consultation with Mr. C. M. McDonald. Northern Collieries Association, and Mr T Hoare. Northern Miners' Federation a conferenee has been convened by Mr Farrar ...
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DISTINCT COURT JUDGE.
Mr. N. V. Horne Rowland has been appointed an Acting District Court Judge. The appointment was confirmed by the Executive Council yesterday. ...
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HOLIDAY TRAINS.
In connection with the Randwick racing carnival and Eight-hour holiday, excursion tickets on the railways will be issued within the limits [?]f Nowra, Goulburn, Lithgow, ...
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COUNTRY RACING
Among meetings for members of the League of New South Wales Wheelmen on Eight Hour Day will be one at West Wyalong, at which a half-mile and mile open handicaps will be decided. The scratch men are J. ...
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