Listeners-in to the Queensland Government broadcasting station were amazed to-day to hear the announcer reading what purported to be portion of "news" service to the effect that ...
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Article : 1,119 wordsMembers of the A.L.P. executive have been advised on behalf of the Government that the Ministry will make appointments to the Legislative Council in sufficient numbers to ...
Article : 519 wordsIt was stated at the Town Hall yesterday that the Labour caucus has decided on the absorption of such municipalities adjoining the city as will give the Labour party a ...
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Article : 277 wordsJ. O. Anderson has decided, notwithstanding his mother's death, to take part in the match against Japan, owing to the great responsibility on him in the singles. ...
Article : 357 wordsThe Prince of Wales, accompanied by the President (Dr. Alvear), to-day motored to the Naval School through dense crowds. The party then went by yacht up the river through ...
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Article : 351 wordsThe Sydney to Broken Hill railway has been extended another 41 miles, the terminal s station being Ivanhoe. This brings the line within 110 miles of Menindle, which is ...
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Article : 431 wordsThe Italian airman, Wing-Commander de pinedo, arrived at Zamboanga, in the Philippines, at 2.30 p.m., to-day.—Reuter. ...
Article : 25 wordsThe United States and Belgian Debt Funding Commissions to-day reached a settlement for the funding of the Belgian war debt. Under the agreement all interest charges ...
Article : 222 wordsMarshal Petain has left Paris for Morocco, after conferring with M. Painleve, who later said that everything was being arranged with a view to taking the offensive with the utmost ...
Article : 312 wordsThe delegates to the Empire Press Conference greatly enjoyed a Maori concert at Rotorua last night. Lord Burnham and his associates were enthusiastic in praise of the ...
Article : 276 wordsThe search by the naval seaplanes with the MacMillan expedition for an Arctic continent will probably be abandoned this week. The Secretary of the Navy (Mr. ...
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Article : 155 wordsA disclosure of a scheme to communicate with prisoners in Auckland Prison, and conduct betting transactions there, was made in the Police Court when David Hugh Lloyd and ...
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Article : 67 wordsThe second of Dean Inge's series of articles [?]n "Over-population and Emigration" appears in the "Morning Post." In this article Dean Inge writes:— ...
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Article : 115 wordsThe Baking Trades Council, comprising representatives of the Operative Bakers' and the Breadcarters' unions, to-dny issued a "white" list, containing the names of about 120 city ...
Article : 141 wordsThe postal employees, who were on strike, returned to work last night. They have agreed to refer the dispute to Pekin on the promise of the officials to recommend ...
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Article : 247 wordsAt the annual meeting of the Presbyterian Men's League last night, Mr. W. Williams, of Vale of Clwydd, said that he hoped there was no truth in the rumour that Messrs. ...
Article : 162 wordsThe death is announced of Miss Helen Gladstone, daughter of the late Mr. W. E. Gladstone, aged 76 years.—Reuter. ...
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Article : 65 wordsThe United States swimmer, Miss Gertrude Ederle, aged 17 years, started this morning from Boulogne on an attempt to swim the Channel. Bad weather coming on she was ...
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Article : 138 wordsThe Lord Mayor promised a deputation representing the Fair Rents and Ratepayers' Association yesterday that he would preside at a public meeting of protest, to be held ...
Article : 88 wordsFederal officials, together with officials of the Victorian blanch of the Seamen's Union, to-day met representatives of Messrs. Holyman and Sons, Ltd., with regard to the ...
Article : 82 wordsThe correspondent of the "Daily Express" at Geneva states that Miss Wheston, an Englishwoman who resides in Switzerland, accomplished the amazing feat of climbing ...
Article : 61 wordsWork was resumed yesterday morning at Richmond Main, Stanford Merthyr, Bellbird, and South Maitland mines. No particulars have been received regarding a strike which ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 20 Aug 1925, Page 9
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