Mr. Justice Edmunds yesterday refused an application by the New South Wales School Teachers' Federation to limit the provisions of awards to members of the association, and ...
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Article : 90 wordsA message from Athens says that the King, the Prime Minister, and Minister for War are leaving for the front to-morrow. ...
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Article : 130 wordsMuch inconvenience has been caused to the users of electricity by the automatic cutting off of the current from districts, usually in the evening, when the current is most ...
Article : 264 wordsThe Acting Prime Minister (Sit Joseph Cook) made a statement relating to the mail service between Melbourne and Tasmania in the House of Representatives to-day. ...
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Article : 40 wordsThe Heywood by-election, caused by the elevation of Mr. Illingworth to the peerage, resulted:—Walter Halls (Labour), 13,430; Colonel England (Coalitionist), 13,1[?]5; ...
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Article : 87 wordsIn the golf tournament at Gleneagles Kirkwood beat Havers at the twentieth hole. A crowd of three thousand applauded the victor. Kirkwood won the first hole brilliantly, [?]st ...
Article : 244 wordsActing under-a special section of the Arbitration Act, the Board of Trade proposes to begin an inquiry on Thursday next to consider the establishment of a scheme of insurance ...
Article : 71 wordsThe report of the Parliamentary Committee on Public Works on the proposed erection of a telephone trunk line between Brisbane and Sydney was tabled in the House of ...
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Article : 197 wordsDespite reports to the contrary, the opossum trade is flourishing. It is stated that during May 1100 opossums were caught at Hill End by men and boys. At Tambaroora, three ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Water Board has decided to add an additional 5/ yearly to the charges for water meters in certain instances. The object is [?]o make the consumer of small quantities of ...
Article : 93 wordsWhen the pastoral industry compulsory conference met again to-day after the parties had considered the claims of the A.W.U., it was reported to Mr. Justice Powers that there was ...
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Article : 86 wordsThe Commissioners of the Governmem Savings Bank of New South Wales announce that on Wednesday next 54 more rural bank branches will be established. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 11 Jun 1921, Page 13
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