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  2. FEDERAL SESSION. THE BUDGET.

    The general debate on the Budget was opened in the House of Representatives this afternoon. The leader of the Opposition (Mr. Charlton) ...

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  3. COMPENSATION. Timber Industry.

    The Premier yesterday referred to some of the complaints concerning the Workers' Compensation Act, and specifically instanced the mill-owner. ...

    Article : 166 words
  4. THE BRIDGE.

    The cranedrivers employed by Dorman, Long and Co., Ltd., on the Sydney Harbour Bridge carried, their strike threat into effect yesterday by absenting themselves from ...

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  5. KOORINGA.

    After remarkable escapes from death by fire and drowning the crew of the Holyman steamer Kooringa, 309 tons gross, which burst into flames off Cape Schanck last ...

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  6. THE AUSTRALIANS.

    In the match against Lancashire [?]t Liverpool the Australians declared their first innings closed at six wickets for 468. McDonald, the former Australian bowler, ...

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  7. COBHAM. NEARING INDIA.

    To-day we landed at Bandar Abbas, known to be about the hottest place on earth. We landed in a heavy sea successfully, ...

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  8. BANKS FAIL.

    Fourty-nine banks in Georgia have already closed their doors, and the number may reach 120, including also some operating in Florida and partly financed by the Bankers' Trust ...

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  9. PASTORAL INDUSTRY

    Mr. Andrew Williamson, reviewing the pastoral situation at the annual meeting of the Australian Estates Mortgage Company, said that the severe fall in wool prices was ...

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  10. STATEMENT BY MR. LANG.

    "The Government is watching very closely the attempt of certain interests to make the Workers' Compensation Act an excuse to raise the price of commodities," said Mr. Lang ...

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  11. SKIRTING BELUCHISTAN.

    On the way to Karachi Mr. Cobham intended to land at Chahbar, whose gloriously wide bay is known as one of the safest and most accessible on the coast. It is sheltered from ...

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  12. WIRELESS.

    "All four Imperial beam wireless stations in Britain will be operating before the end of the year," said the Postmaster-General (Sir William ...

    Article : 323 words
  13. DUKE OF YORK.

    "It is considered likely," says the "Daily Express," "that the Duke of York and his suite will travel to Australia on one of the largest battleships, specially fitted. Consideration ...

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  14. UNITED STATES.

    At Washington it was announced that the foreign trade for the flsoal year 1926 showed an lacrease of 286,828,711 dollars compared with 1,040,452,789 in the ...

    Article : 119 words
  15. POWERS OF COMMISSION.

    The following statement was issued yesterday by Mr. A. H. Moore, president of the Employers' Federation:— "I have read with a great deal of interest ...

    Article : 229 words
  16. RECOMPENSE.

    In the House of Commons the Government announced that it had received £10,000 from the Soviet Government on account of Mrs. Charles Davidson, whose husband was ...

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  17. PREFERENCE.

    A complaint has been received by the Premier (Mr. Lang) from the Chamber of Manufactures that the Government's policy of proference to. Australian manufactures was not ...

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  18. LIQUOR SMUGGLING.

    A delegation from the United States has arrived in London to discuss suggestions laid down by the British Government in a memorandum to the State Department in ...

    Article : 118 words
  19. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—In your issue of 12th inst. is a statement by Mr. G. H. Sands, of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows. This is relative to the effect which the Workers' Compensation Act ...

    Article : 216 words
  20. ILL-HEALTH.

    Six hundred million pounds, or one-fifth of the nation's income, is lost annually through [?]il-health, according to a declaration made by Sir Lynden Macassey, in supporting a new ...

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  21. JULY 14.

    A message from Paris states that the military review in celebration of the Fourteenth of July was more significant than usual, being a thanksgiving for the conclusion of the ...

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  22. CANADIAN TRADE.

    In a speech at Renfrew (Ontario) Mr. Hugh Gutherie, Minister for Justice, predicted that the Premier (Mr. Melghon) would solve the problem of co-operative marketing. He ...

    Article : 96 words
  23. EXPELLED FROM CLUB.

    Giving evidence in the King's Bonch Division, before Justice Sir Thomas Horridge, on his action against the Bath Club for wrongful expulsion an a result of his book ...

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  24. COAL DISPUTE.

    There has been an important development in the coal situation. The general council of the Trade Union Congress has invited the miners' executive to meet it ...

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  25. MR. SYD. SMITH. MAY CEASE TO BE CRICKET ADMINISTRATOR.

    Mr. Syd. Smith, jnr., manager of the Australian cricket team now touring England, will most likely retire as a cricket administrator at the conclusion of the present tour. ...

    Article : 532 words
  26. MANDATORY POWERS.

    The Australian Press Association understands that as a result of a recent exchange of views between Viscount Cecil and Mr. Joseph Cook, the League of Nations Council ...

    Article : 114 words
  27. DECREE GRANTED.

    Lady Sheila Loughborough (formerly Miss Sheila Chisholm, of Sydney) secured a divorce in Edinburgh against Lord Loughborough, Lord Rosslyn's heir. Petitioner said that ...

    Article : 102 words
  28. BRITAIN'S ACCOUNTS.

    A supplementary estimate, which has been issued, shows that £9463 is being remitted in income tax from the High Commissioner's personal staffs for the year ending March, ...

    Article : 69 words
  29. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    In the House of Commons Mr. Morrison questioned the Speaker on an Impromptu scene yesterday, in which Lady Astor and other members, who were showing a party of ...

    Article : 397 words
  30. EXPLORATION.

    A telegram from Powell's Crock says that an aeroplane in charge of Captain Blair, from Cloncurry, who was accompanied by Mr. John Strak, an American mining ...

    Article : 108 words
  31. HIGH COMMISSIONERS.

    At the Anzac Club's farewell luncheon to Sir James Allen, the retiring High Commissioner for New Zealand, the toast of "Our Guest" was given by Earl Jellicoe. ...

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  32. EASY WICKETS.

    Lord Harris, speaking for the cricketers fund at Lords, said that the time would probably come when steps would be necessary to counteract the effect of extremely easy ...

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  33. DAME MELBA.

    While Dame Nellie Melba was visiting Queen Mary's Hospital at Stratford with lavish gifts of fruit, flowers, and vogetables a newly-born girl attracted her attention. ...

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  34. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    For the first time in the history of the King's prize competition a woman competed at Bisley. She was a typical post-war land girl, and with a woman partner rims a ...

    Article : 143 words
  35. LENGTH OF TESTS.

    The "Manchester Guardian," in an editorial, says: With two bowlers to show them the way, the English batsrnort brought the third test to a creditable if unexciting draw. If ...

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  36. DARWIN STRIKE.

    The strike at the wharf is still unsettled, and the motor ship Malabar departed for Singapore this morning carrying on to Singapore over 500 tons of cargo intended for ...

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  37. GLEBE'S DELEGATES.

    A surprise was caused at last night's annual meeting of the Glebe District Cricket Club by the defeat of Mr. N. I. Blue as one of the delegates to the New South Wales ...

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  38. INFLUENZA.

    Replying to a question in the House of Representatives, the Minister for Health (Mr. Young) said that during the last five years the average weekly number of deaths from ...

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  39. PURCHASE OF LAND.

    Purchase by Sir David Graaf and Sir Ernest Opponhelmer on behalf of cold storage interest of the Nuanetzl Ranch, Rhodesia, from the Chartered Company for £500,000, ...

    Article : 67 words
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