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WIRELESS SIGHT.
Most wonderful developments in what is called television, are foreshadowed in the reports made of recent experiments in Britain and America. ...
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THE WALSH POLICY.
In view of the attitude of Mr. Walsh and his associates of the Seamen's Union executive in the present dispute the executive's unwarranted allegations of employers' ...
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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PREFERENCE.
Gratification was expressed to-day by the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) at the adoption by the House of Commons ot the proposals for increased preferences on certain dominion ...
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TOC H.
The Rev. P. T. B. Clayton, founder of the Toc H. movement, and accompanied by the Rev. P. Leonard, arrived in Sydney from New Zealand yesterday to establish Toc H. in ...
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PERSONAL.
The Rev. P. B. Clayton, M.C., and the Rev. P. Leonard, D.S.O., are the guests of their Excelloucies the Governor-General and Lady Forster at Admiralty House. ...
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"AN ARISTOCRATIC UNION."
Legally the Federated Seamen's Union does not exist. The Arbitration Court no longer recognises it, by consent of the union itself—or, rather, of the executive ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
A few days ago the situation in China was said to be improving, but according to the latest reports it has become very disquieting, and there appears to be a real ...
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LINKS OF EMPIRE.
To-day's issue of the "Sydney Mail" is full or interest and variety, both in letterpress and pictures. The visit of the King and Queen to Wembley to reopen the Empire Exhibition ...
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IMPERIAL SERVICE CLUB'S SUPPORT.
The Rev. T. B. Clayton adressed members of the Imperial Service Club last night. After explaining the objects of Toc H. he read letters from a "passport" book which ...
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GAS FROM SEWAGE.
Modern methods of dealing with water supply and sewerage are explained by Mr. Purvis, engineer-in-chief to the Water Board. In a pamphlet which he has compiled on the ...
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THE CHURCH.
It is the way of some to lamont because things are not better than they were. My wish to-day is rather to encourage you. There are certain tearful persons ready to cry ...
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