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STATE SESSION.
The Ministry expects that the debate in the Legislative Assembly on the Address-in-Reply will be concluded this week, and a vote taken. The lender of the Opposition (Mr. Lang) ...
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DECLARED OFF
The strike of the Waterside Workers'. Federation has ended. It is announced that the men will offer for work to-day under the terms of the new ...
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THE LEAGUE.
The Budget Committee, with an almost a[?]mous vice, eried out of economy There is some criticism of the big Powers' momopoly of the higher positions in the ...
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MORE DIVORCES.
The list of divorces for hearing in the Michaeimas term shows that cases for the whole of 1928 exceed 5400, having almost doubled since the new Act censoring the ...
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FIERCE HURRICANE
Arter a day of garbled and conflicting reports, it is known that the tornado which wrenked havoc at Porto Rico, and which had a curious counter-part in the middle-west of ...
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WHEAT POOL.
The results of the ballot to ascertain the views of growers in regard to the formation of a wheat marketing board to control wheat sales for the next three years, show that there ...
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RIOT.
A riot occurred in the Domain yesterday afternoon when the platform of the Protestant Defence Association was wrecked, and the speaker, a man named McArthur, was for a ...
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SHOT DEAD.
The police of the Bega and Wolumla districts are faced with a difficult problem in endeavouring to unravel the murder of John Mulholland, a Public school teacher at ...
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GOLD SHIPMENTS.
The discount market was not greatly perturbed by news of a shipment of £502,000 worth of gold bars to New York, ns such exports had long been expected. ...
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OWNERS INFORMED.
A mesange was received on Saturday morning by the Commonwealth Steamship Ownets' Association, from the general secretary of the Waterside Workers' Federation (Mr. J. ...
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FALL FROM CLIFF.
The prompt action of members of the Bondi Life Saving Club last night saved Edward Lambert, 14 years of age, of Lamrock-avenue, Bondi, from certain death. ...
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POLICE SENTENCED.
At the close of a three days' trial at the Ola Balley, J. W. Clayton and C. V. Stevens, two metropolitan constables, were sentenced to l8 months' imprisonment each, for conspiring to ...
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DRIFTING FERRY.
The usual concert trip to Figtree on the ferry steamer Lady Rawson was abandoned last night, owing to trouble with the propeller tail shaft. ...
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GOLF IN AMERICA.
At Newton (Massachusetts), in the semifinals of the national golf championship on Friday, Phil Perkins (England) defeated George Voigt (New York) 6 and 4. "Bobby" ...
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MISSING £10 NOTE.
A case which aroused much interest locally came before the Court of Petty Sessions at Bombala, when a married man, Alfred Bowtell, was charged with being drunk in Maybe-street ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Empire Marketing Board has engaged 2000 square feet of space at the Grocers' Exhibition, Islington, to be opened on September 22, for the display of Empire grocery ...
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QUEENSLAND FIRE.
One of the most disastrous fires in the history o[?] the town of Redcliffe occurred at an carly hour this morning, when Orient House, the largest boarding-house in Redcliffe, and ...
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MAN AND WIFE.
James Butler, 50, wharf labourer, and his wife, Helen Butler, were found late yesterday afternoon with their throats cut, the former in his home in Mullins-street, ...
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AVIATION.
Mr. George H. Storck, a retired American business man, who has left Southampton on a flight round the world, has already travelled round the world eleven times, though this is ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The chairman of directors of the Adelaide Steamship Co., Ltd. (Mr. M. G. Anderson), at the company's annual meeting in Adelaide last week, made brief reference to some recent ...
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ASSAULTS.
Three casea of women having been assaulted have been reported to the police. Peculiar circumstances surround the attack on Mrs. Nita Davison at her home at Ryde. She ...
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BLAZING YACHT.
Flames which suddenly leaped up, consumedcushions in a few seconds, set fire to the mainsail, and caused confusion among 14 passengers on a luxurious 35ft auxiliary yacht ...
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SWAB TAKEN.
After the Glebe Stake had been decided at the Greyhound Coursing Association's meeting at the Epping track on Saturday afternoon, Pho[?]nix, a fawn dog by Who's Trooper ...
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UNIONS JUBILANT.
There was a general feeling of relief at the Trades Hall when nows of the settlement of the waterside workers' strike reached Sydney. The decision did not come as a surprise. ...
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WOMEN MIGRANTS.
The Agent-General for Queensland (Mr. John Huxham) and Miss Gladys Potts, on behalf of the British Government, farewelled at Australia House 147 domestics who are sailing by ...
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MR. MISSINGHAM.
Mr. Missingham, M.L.A., a member of the State Country party, last night denied the statement that he intended to resign from the Country party and the State Parliament ...
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UNLOADING PERISHABLE. CARGO.
The unloading of perishable carge from the Kanowna and Canberra was carried out by the employees of the produce agents yesterday morning. The wharf gates were closed, and ...
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ROYAL TOUR.
News comes from Cairo that the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Glou[?]stor spent a very active morning at the pyramids. The Duke of Gloucester was dissuaded from ...
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PAPER MILLS.
A message from Maryborough states: A number of British and Australian financiers intended erecting a largo paper mill to manufacture white paper from sugar cane thrash ...
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WELSH WOMAN'S DEATH.
The coroner's jury has returned a verdict that the death of Mrs. Jessie Llewellyn, of Llanelly, was not accelerated by poisoning, but was due to natural causes. The solicitor ...
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BOMBALA RETURNING.
The passenger steamer Bombala left Hobart at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning with the bulk of her Hobart cargo undischarged. The cargo includes a much-needed consignment of ...
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WOOL SALES.
No wool sales will be held in Sydney today. Buyers have cabled to Great Britain and Europe for instructions, and should matters go well on the waterfront sales will be ...
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