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THE PROGRESSIVES.
Mr. Bruxner (leader of the State Parliamentary Progressive party) has replied to a recent attack on the Progressives in a Labour manifesto drawn up by Mr. Loughlin, ...
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LIQUOR QUESTION.
Speaking at a meeting of temperance workers at Lakemba, Mr. Ley (Minister for Justice) referred to the Liquor Act and the disagreement which had occurred between ...
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DUTY PAYMENTS.
Following on inquiries made by Customs officials in Australia and Switzerland, nine churges against responsible officers of the Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk ...
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ROYAL COMMISSION ON NEW STATE MOVEMENT.
MR. L. J. ASTLEY (WESTERN DISTRICT), MR. F. N. YARWOOD (GOVERNMENT NOMINEE), JUDGE COHEN (CHAIRMAN), MR. COLIN SINCLAIR (NORTHERN DISTRICT), AND MR. J. A. LORIMER (SOUTHERN DISTRICT). THE THREE IN THE FOREGROUND ARE MESSRS. MACARTNEY ABBOTT, KILPATRICK, M.L.A., AND KILLEN, M.P., WHO ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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OLYMPIC TEAM SAILS FROM SYDNEY.
THERE WERE SCENES OF GREAT ENTHUSIASM ON THE ORIENT COMPANY'S WHARF AT CIRCULAR QUAY, WHEN HUNDREDS OF FRIENDS AND WELL-WISHERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC TEAM GATHERED TO SEE THEM OFF BY THE R.M.S. ORMONDE. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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DACEYVILLE RENTS.
Messrs. T. D. Mutch and J. R. Lee, Ms.L.A., introduced a deputation of representatives of tenants of the original Daceyville garden suburb to Mr. Fitzpatrick, Minister for Local ...
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MOTHERS' RIGHTS.
"The laws of New South Wales, so far as they relate to the custody of children, are not harsh, and they give the judges full discretion to decide who shall have the custody ...
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CASUALTIES.
Thomas Lindi, aged 6[?] years, of Harris-street, Pyrmont, was working on a new theatre in Castlereagh-street on Tuesday afternoon, when he fell from one scaffolding to ...
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BROADCASTING.
Reports which have been received locally during recent weeks have indicated that remarkable results have been achieved in the broadcasting of speech and music and also of ...
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BOY FOUND SHOT.
Leslie Arthur Hughes, aged 16 years, of West Leederville, employed at a wickerware factory, was found lying dead on his bed yesterday morning with a bullet wound in his ...
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N.S.W. CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
At the Millions Club last evening Mr. A. W. K. Ranger opened the second session of the tourner 'of the chess championship of New South Wales. E. C. Ballek v L. Elworthy, queen pawn game, won ...
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CONSERVATORIUM ORCHESTRA.
It was under the favourable auspices of a crowded house and much enthusiastic applause that the reorganised Conservatorium Orchestra gave the first concert of its 1924 series at the ...
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COMPANY OFFICIALS.
Meredith Atkinson, editor and publisher of "Stead's Review," Edward Huish M'Gregor, and Charles Graham Worsley were charged in the Third City Court to-day with having on ...
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CANNED FRUIT.
The Minister for Customs (Mr. Chapman) said yesterday that, following the introduction of the Federal Government's advertising scheme, the consumption of Australian canned ...
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THE SUBURBS.
The Under-Secretary for Public Works has informed Mr. Gosling, M.L.A., that a report had been received from the Railway Department in regard to the proposed extension of ...
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WISEMAN'S FERRY.
A deputation which waited on Mr. Fitzpatrick (Minister for Local Government) yesterday from various shire councils urged the Government to assist in installing a steam ...
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BAND FOE ENGLAND.
The members of the Australian Imperial Band, which has been organised from all the States for the Empire Exhibition, are to be tendered a civic roccption to-morrow. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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OBITUARY.
The death occurred, at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital yesterday, of Captain J. H. Butler, in his 30th year. Captain Butler had been ill for the past two months. Deceased ...
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DESIGNS FOR A NEW PARK.
The Woollahra Council, having acquired an area of land for a park near O'Sullivan-road, prizes of £[?]00, £2[?], and £10 were offered for the three best designs. The judges are Mr. ...
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WIRELESS IN SCHOOLS.
At the request of firms interested in wireless, the committee appointed by the Minister for Education to report on the question of wireless in schools has postponed the ...
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GELIGNITE ON RAILWAY.
A series of explosions occurred on the railway near Bickley, 13 miles south-east of Perth, as the result of pieces of gellgnite having been placed between the joints of the ...
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BAPTIST UNION.
The half-yearly assembly of the Baptist Union of New South Wales was concluded at the North Sydney Baptist Church, Crow's Nest, yesterday afternoon. The president, ...
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WIRELESS EXPERIMENTERS.
Sir,—It will be gratifying to the large army of experimentors in this State to learn that the proposals of the recent wireless conference to confine the experimental roll to 300 ...
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THE VETERINARY SURGEONS ACT.
Sir.—I am led to believe that Technical College certificates are not to be recognised by the Veterinary Board, and all intending applicants are to bo placed under Section 13, ...
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PARRAMATTA-ROAD.
The Government has advised the Granville Council that it is proposed to reconstruct that portion of Parramatta-road which runs through that municipality, the wor[?] to be ...
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MR. E. G. RANDELL.
The funeral of Mr. E. G. Randell, of 67 Belmont-street, Alexandria, took place in the Independent Cemetery, Rookwood, on Monday afternoon. Mr. Randell was a very old ...
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UNCHARTED SHOAL.
Captain C. A. Larson, master of the Sir James Clarke Ross, a Norwegian whaling ship, which has just returned to New Zealand from an expedition to Ross Sea, has reported ...
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ALLEGED "RINGING IN."
John Rlchards and Walter Leonard James Cameron, jointly charged at Dunedin with conspiring to defraud the Goro Racing Club by entering a horse named Thr Dingo, under ...
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FOOD CONFERENCE.
The Pan-Pacific Food Conference at Honolala, at which Sir Joseph Carruthers and Mr. D. G. Stead will represent New South Wales, will deal principally with fisheries and ...
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MANLY TOWN HALL.
The proposal to erect a new Town all at Manly will be advanced another stage on Tuesday next, when Sir Charles Rosenthal will attend a meeting of the local council for ...
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ALLEGED BIGAMY.
At the Central Police Court yesterday a charge of bigamy was preferred against Robert William Henry James Humphrilcs. It was alleged that the accused had married Esmeralda ...
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MANLY GIRL GUIDES.
The Manly Council has decided to assist the local Girl Guides in erecting a hall and club room. At a meeting of the council last evening a site in Ivanhoe Park was ...
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STEELWORKS TO RE-OPEN.
It is expected that the steel furnaces will be in operation here to-morrow, which will allow the absorption of a number of men. ...
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