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LAW REFORM.
The Attorney-General (Mr. T. R. Bavin) yesterday made available the report of the special committee, consisting of Mr. Justice Street (Chairman) and Mr. Justice Ferguson, ...
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PRINTING OFFICE.
The State Cabinet yesterday considered the appointment of a successor to the late Mr. Gullick, and it was decided, on the recommendation of the Public Service Board, that Mr. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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REDISTRIBUTION.
It is likely that when the proposals for the redistribution of the Federal electorates are placed before Parliament they will be treated in a non-party spirit by the Governmont. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
There will probably be no hastening forward of the Federal elections, but Mr. Hughes is surely gathering his forces together for the fight. The opposition ...
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Family Notices
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Advertising
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MR. W. BROOKS'S REPORT.
Recently the Treasurer (Mr. Cocks) commissioned Mr. W. Brooks, M.L.C., to make an inspection of the Government Printing Office, its staff, plant, and organisation. Mr. ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor-General, accompanied by her Excellency Lady Forster, and attended by Captain F. E. S. de la Cour, A.D.C., presided at the annual diocesan ...
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MAJORITY A.L.P.
At a largely-attended meeting of the headquarters executive of the Majority A.L.P. the threatening industrial position was discussed on a report from the platform and policy ...
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EMPIRE DAY.
The ceremony at the unveiling of the King Edward VII. Memorial in Sydney on Empire Day is capitally illustrated in this week's "Mail," 'the title page of which is devoted to ...
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COMPULSORY ARBITRATION.
By common consent compulsory arbitration, from which so much was hoped, has produced very disappointing results. The entrepreneur has found that its ...
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STATE ENTERPRISE.
The Minister for Works (Sir Thomas Henley) announced yesterday that it had been decided by the Government to confine the activities of the State clothing factory and the ...
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SCOTTISH FAREWELL.
The president of the Highland Society (Sir James Burns, M.L.C.) will carry with him to London, and probably for many a long day, tender memories of the farewell which was ...
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CANBERRA.
Further trouble appears to be imminent over the rates of pay and conditions of the workmen employed at the Federal Capital Territory. Mr. O'Neill, the representative of ...
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THE MINERS.
Dismissal notices are not now to be served upon certain men at the Metropolitan Colliery as was intended. The miners have agreed to an arrangement whereby any man knocking ...
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SOUTH AFRICAN SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION.
Recently at a dinner held at the Imperial Service Club, it was decided to form an association, to be called the South African Veterans' Association, it being taken for granted that no ...
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A CITY PROPERTY SALE.
The T. and G. Mutual Life has purchased the proporty at 200 Castlereagh-street, having a frontage of about 53ft to that street. This sale will consolidate the T. and G. block in ...
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