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LABOUR FACTIONS.
The efforts of the Federal executive of the A.L.P. to restore harmony in the State Labour party have failed. The opinion held by Trades Hall officials is ...
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STATE POLITICS.
A meeting of the State Cabinet will be held either this morning or to-morrow. The chief business set down for consideration is the report of Dr. Bradfield, recommending the ...
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UNITED STATES.
Professor Sir Harrison Moore, of Melbourne, who is to deliver the Norman Wait Harris Foundation lectures at the University of Chicago, beginning on Monday, stated in an ...
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BRUTAL MURDER.
A brutal murder, evidently premeditated, took place in Anzac Park, Tamworth, during the early hours this morning. The victim was William Thorley, single, aged 40 years, ...
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THE ELECTIONS.
Steady progress is being made in the preparation of electoral rolls for use at the for incoming State elections. Already 44 of the 90 rolls that will be ...
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LAWN TENNIS.
English players had a bad day at Wimbledon, where the British lawn tennis championships were continued. The most attractive match was that between ...
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M. DAUDET.
A practical joker, with Royalist sympathies, imitating the voice of M. Sarraut, Minister for the Interior, telephoned to the prison authorities at Paris and ordered the release ...
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GENEVA.
No outstanding decision is expected during the week-end (telegraphs the correspondent of the Australian Press Association at General but the best informed people admit ...
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NATIONALISTS.
The Nationalist executive has endorsed the following additional candidates to contest the following State elections:— Messrs M. L. F. Jarvie (Ashfield), H. ...
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MIGRATION.
Replying to a deputation representative of Church organisations, Mr. J. M. Baddeley, Minister for Labour in New South Wales, stated that his system of migration, by which ...
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HARBOUR COLLISION.
A collision occurred off Balls Head at about noon on Saturday between the schooner Cavan and the lighter Humphrey Davies. The lighter, which has on board linseed valued at £3000, ...
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LABOUR REFORMS.
"I see that the anti-Labour Press and poltticians have been indulging in an orgy of abuse and election propaganda while I have been furthering the interests of the State at ...
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INTERSTATE TRADE.
It was learned last night that the directors of the White Steamship Company, Ltd., had decided that the company should go into voluntary liquidation/ ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Secretary of State for the Dominions (Mr. L. S. Amery) has completed the itinerary for his tour of the dominions this year. He will leave Capetown for Australia by the ...
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SAMOAN UNREST.
Referring to the removal of two Simoan chiefs, to Apolima, the Prime Minister (Mr. Coates) said he could not enter into details concerning what led to this action, but the ...
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BROADCASTING.
Through the co-operation of 2FC and 2BL (Sydney) and 3LO (Melbourne), listeners throughout Australia and New Zealand on Saturday night heard for an hour a programme ...
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SPLIT AT MOSCOW.
The presidium of the Communist party's Central Control Commission has proposed the exclusion of Zinovieff and Trotsky on the ground of repeatedly having violated party ...
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INDUSTRIAL MISSION.
The Commonwealth industrial Mission to-day inspected a new process of refining sugar which is claimed to save 50 per cent, of present costs. The Queensland members regard ...
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AVIATION.
Mr. Van Lear Black, who is flying from Amsterdam to Batavia, in a Fokker machine, has reached Calcutta. NEW TYPE FOKKER 'PLANE. ...
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MAN KILLED.
Thomas Bartley, aged 45 years, of Brixtonroad, Lidcombe, a railway fettler, was killed about 10.30 a.m. on Saturday through being run down by a train between the platforms ...
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DARLINGHURST MURDER.
Intensive inquiries, carried out during the week-end by the detectives and plainclothes police engaged on the case have not yet resulted in the arrest of the murderer of ...
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AVIATION.
After a flight of 5 hours 35 minutes. Bond's aeroplane reached Brisbane from Sydney on Saturday afternoon, thus completing the first stage of a round Australia trip. ...
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NEARING HOME.
This morning the Duke and Duchess of York paid a valedictory visit to the gunroom. His Royal Highness responded to the toast of his health, which had been enthusiastically ...
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PAPER MAKING.
Allied Newspapers, Limited, has acquired a controlling interest in Edward Lloyd's Ltd., papermakers. The Lloyd family will retain a large financial ...
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PREFERENCE TO SOLDIERS.
Speaking at the returned sailors and soldier's annual smoke social at Junee, Mr. Hugh Main, M.L.A., appealed to all soldiers to vote of candidates at the next elections who ...
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IRISH FREE STATE.
Mr. Eamon De Valera, leader of the Republicans, who have been excluded from the Dall owing to their refusal to take the oath, has issued the following manifesto:—"Our ...
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BRAWL IN THE CITY.
A man armed with a razor chased James Brown, of 90 Ivy-street, Redfern, for a quarter of a mile along Cleveland-street late on Saturday night, and ran him to a ...
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CRICKET ABROAD.
Playing against Malaya, the Australian team of cricketers lost six wickets for 341 runs. Woodfull scored 157 and Andrews 145. The partnership between these two players for ...
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RIVERINA PROSPECTS.
A chain of branches of the Country party has been formed throughout the new Wagga electorate in support of Mr. Kilpatrick, who is receiving the combined support of both ...
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SHOTS FIRED.
Night-watchman Higham found two men, one of middle age and medium build [?]d the other little more thin a youth, in the basement of David Jokes' new store, Market ...
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AUSTRALIA'S FINANCE.
Commenting upon the financial agreement readied at the Premiers' Conference, the "Economist" says in recent years Australia had laid herself open to criticism on the grounds ...
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THE WIDGEON.
Wing-Commander Wackett intends to leave Mascot aerodrome to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock in the Widgeon in an endeavour to reach Point Cook, Melbourne, without ...
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BEAM TESTS.
The Marconi Company states that the South African beam tests have been completed While the contract required an eleven hour daily service, the tests showed that by using ...
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SCHOOL ON FIRE.
Two boys were seen leaving the Waterloo Public School on Saturday afternoon. A few minutes afterwards flames burst through the window's of the building. ...
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REGIMENTAL STANDARDS.
Before an immense crowd of spectators on the Horse Guards Parade the King to-day presented new standards to the Household Cavalry. His Majesty was attended by the ...
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CANBERRA WORKMEN.
In announcing its retrenchment policy, the Federal Capital Commission indicated that, in the selection of employees to carry out the second section of the building programme, ...
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OIL TAINTED MEAT.
A verdict for defendants was given by the High Court in the case in which Angliss and Co. Proprietary, Ltd., sued the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company for ...
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FALL FROM TREE.
A difficult task was set the St. George Ambulance yesterday afternoon to convey to the St. George Hospital a man who had fractured his spine. ...
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CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS.
The following gained the degree of B.A. at Cambridge, acquitting themselves with distinction:—Jack Bonython (Adelaide), honours in the law tripos; II. Stribling and D. ...
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EMPIRE TRADE.
The local manufacturer, who, while seeking to protect his own business, cared nothing for Empire trade in general, was criticised by Mr. Marr, in an address at a Y.M.C.A. ...
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POLICE FORCE.
The Chief Secretary (Mr Gosling), referring last night to the Government's decision to increase the strongth of the police force, said that the murder of Norman Bruhn, at ...
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"BOBBED" HAIR. LONDON, June 25.
A message from Berlin states that Germany is now in the throes of a most heated controversy over "bobbed" hair. Nationalist extremists declare that no true Teuton maid ...
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