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  2. PRESS PARTY. NEWCASSTLE VISIT.

    The party of delegates to the imperial Press Conference which left Sydney this morning on a brief visit to Newcastle, arrived just before lunch. The glorious vistas of mountains, ...

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  3. MOUNT MORGAN. Terrorism Alleged.

    An application was made in Chambers yesterday afternoon to the President of the Arbitration Court, on behalf of the Mouut Morgan Company, for an adjournment of the ...

    Article : 339 words
  4. FEDERAL SESSION.

    To-day's sitting in the House of Representatives was devoted to a debate on the report of the Australian Delegation to the last Assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva. ...

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  5. FAIR RENTS BILL.

    The details of the bill to amend the Fair Rents Act were explained to a meeting of the Labour caucus yesterday. The chief clauses of the bill will provide:— ...

    Article : 323 words
  6. THE SEAMEN. Message to Strikers.

    Pending the execution of the warrants issued against the strikers in Sydney, no progress has been made towards a settlement of the scanton's strike. Loading operations are ...

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  7. DAVIS CUP.

    Play in the challenge round of the Davis Cup contest between the United States and France begin to-day at Philadelphia. Both the singles played were won by the ...

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  8. RESCUED.

    At 4 o'clock this afternoon, fifteen miles east of Kauai Island, the United States patrol boat R4 picked up naval seaplane PN91, which took part in the recent flight ...

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  9. SECURITY. PEACE OF EUROPE.

    To-day at Geneva Mr. Austen Chamberlain addressed the Assembly of the League of Nations on the measures taken by the council to carry out the decisions of ...

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  10. TEN DAYS AFLOAT.

    The disabled seaplane from which the crew have now been rescued had been floating on the Pacific for ten days. In charge of Commander John Rodgers this plane, with another, ...

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  11. MORE SEAMEN SENTENCED.

    A total of 25 British seamen appeared at the Water Police Court yesterday, charged with unlawfully absenting themselves from duty. ...

    Article : 285 words
  12. STATE MINISTER.

    In a statement to-day as member for Mt. Morgan, the Home Secretary (Mr. Stopford) said that what the men desired was some definite declaration of policy respecting the ...

    Article : 551 words
  13. SEAMEN AND POLICE.

    A scuffle that threatened at one stage to develop into a riot took place yesterday afternoon at the Contral Railway Station whan detectives tried to arrest a striker. ...

    Article : 301 words
  14. LOYALISTS INCENSED.

    The "Daily Express" quotes instances of strong feeling between Labour "Reds" attending the Trade Union Congress and ordinary holiday-makers at Scarborough. There was ...

    Article : 110 words
  15. SETTLEMENT PROPOSALS.

    Delegates to the interstate conference of Labour councils, which is in progress at the Trades Hall, held a long sitting in camera yesterday. ...

    Article : 192 words
  16. AUSTRALIA'S TARIFF.

    Grave concern (says Reuter) is felt in Lancashire regarding the new Australian tariff. Manchester business men describe some of the duties as appalling and prohibitive, notably ...

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  17. BOMBARDMENT.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" says: The powerlul drives which Marshal Petain's 150,000 troops are preparing on a 600-mile front are being preceded by a ...

    Article : 409 words
  18. THE SENTENCES.

    It was stated in political Labour circles yesterday that the State Government may reduce the sentences imposed upon a number of the seamen who had been sentenced for neglect ...

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  19. AUSTRALIAN MIGRATION

    Mr. M. L. Shephard (Secretary to the High Commissioner), who has been acting as Director of Migration, was dissatisfied with migration results, and for purposes of investigation ...

    Article : 144 words
  20. SEAMEN'S THREAT.

    All hands of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion line steamer Mamari refused duty to-day, and she has now joined the ranks of idle British steamers. ...

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  21. RAILWAYMEN BEHIND STRIKERS.

    A message published this morning stated thnt Mr. Rymer, State president of the Australian Railways' Union, had wired to the loader of the Mt. Morgan workers, asking him ...

    Article : 172 words
  22. GENERAL' CABLE NEWS.

    Migrants to New Zealand in August numbered 1073, the highest monthly quota on record. They comprise 53 domestics, 217 juveniles, and the remainder farm labourers. ...

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  23. APPLICANTS.

    It is understood that hundreds of nominations have been received by the State executive of the Australian Labour party from members of the party for appointment to the ...

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  24. IN MELBOURNE.

    Three members of the steamer Port Kembla appoared at the City Court to-day charged with having continually disobeyed the lawful commands of the master of the vessel. ...

    Article : 244 words
  25. FIRE IN CHURCH.

    On Wednesday the Women's Memorial Chapel at All Souls' Church of England, St. Peters, was damaged by fire. Sacrilege and arson are suspected by the rector (Canon ...

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  26. AERIAL EXPLORATION.

    Interviewed at Geneva Dr Nansen said that he was convinced that the next [?]erial expedition to the Po' would succeed. He had always believed aeroplanes to be unsuitable ...

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  27. WEST HAM GUARDIANS.

    The West Ham Board of Guardians carried a resolution reiterating its refusal to reduce outdoor relief from £2/19/ to £1/15/ per week, as requested by the Minister for Health ...

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  28. BRITISH PORTS.

    The Seamen's Union states that all ports are normal. Picketing is slaokening daily, owing to a shortage of strike funds. Hundreds of sailors' homes are affected ...

    Article : 107 words
  29. MOTOR CAR'S DASH.

    A sensational motor car accident occurred in St. George's-terrace at 3 o'clock yesterday morning. A car driven by Mr. Victor G. Evans, of the Orient S.N. Co., who had Mr. ...

    Article : 142 words
  30. STEAMERS IN COLLISION.

    The Shaw, Savill Company's steamer Pokeha, bound to Hamburg, collided in a fog with a German steamer near the Lightship at the mouth of the Elbe. Her boats and dock were ...

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  31. CANADIAN WHEAT YIELD.

    The Bureau of Statistics at Ottawa estomates the wheat yield for 1925 at 391,819,000 bushels. The [?] in 1924 was 262,000,000 bushels.—Reuter. ...

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  32. GOVERNMENT FILMS.

    Mr. John W. Hicks, junior (managing director of Famous Lasky Film Service), has received news from America that the Commonwealth Government's "Know Your Own ...

    Article : 92 words
  33. BRITISH TRADE RETURNS.

    Imports into Great Britain during August decreased by £10,435,000, and exports decreased by £5,250,000. Re-exports increased by £4,529,000. The principal decreases in the ...

    Article : 74 words
  34. LONDON SHEEPSKIN SALES.

    At the sheepskin sales to-day 5400 bales were offered. There was a good demand mostly by French and American buyers. Merinos, full-woolled, were unchanged, as ...

    Article : 76 words
  35. CARGO DECLARED BLACK.

    The watersiders yesterday declared black cargo from Brisbane for the Island brought by the Montoro, much of the cargo is food supplies. ...

    Article : 29 words
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