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MOTORS PART IN HELPING THE MUSICIANS
MOTORISTS willing to transport the musicians and their instruments to and from the Columbia Graphophone factory next Tuesday and Wednesday morning, when the orchestral and band records in aid of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CLOSED DOOR
THE Director of Mention and Settlement at Australia House. Lieut.-Col. C. H. E. Manning, declines to comment on Mr. Scullin's ...
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SAFE ROBBED
BY means of a bogus telephone message, a thief decoyed a clerk from his effect and stole £156 from a sale to-day. ...
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GOLF CONTROL
THERE was a development to-day in the dispute raging among the golf clubs, when the president of the Killara Club made a definite ...
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ANZAC MEMORIAL
ARCHITECTURAL designs in the Anzac Memorial Competition close this afternoon. At the State executive meeting of the Returned Soldiers' League ...
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WOMAN'S POVERTY
IT was stated at the Central Court this afternoon that Kathleen Ryan, 42, helped herself to an umbrella worth 32.6 at Anthony Hordern and Sons, Ltd. ...
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PROHIBITION OF FLATS
The Department of Local Government has agreed to issue a proclamation, prohibiting the erection or use of any building as residential flats within a defined ...
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3d IN BOX FOR CANBERRA BAND
WAYS and means were the principal worry at the annual meeting of Canberra Band last night. "Have you tried collection boxes?" ...
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NAVAL HEROES
A SPECIAL guest of the Australasian Pioneers' Club, at its Anniversary Day luncheon to-day, was Rear-Admiral Evans, commanding the Australian ...
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REAL ESTATE
Following are the [?] reported by agents for the week.— Raine and Horne Ltd Camperdown La[?] dwelling, ...
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MAN CRUSHED
WHILE working in the new railway yards at Walker-street, North Sydney, to-day, Norman Johnson, 29, of Gled-street, Willer's Point, suffered a ...
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EPIDEMIC FEARED
WARNING Granville residents to beware of an epidemic, Ald. Adams mainly moved in council last night that £110 be spent on the cleaning of Duck ...
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PERSONAL
Mr. Otto G. Doepal, an executive of Paramount Pictures, will leave for New Zealand on the Marama on January 24. Mrs. Doepel will sail for Wellington late ...
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CITY HOTEL THEFTS
Three lodgers at the Hotel Sydney were victims of a thief yesterday. They were Messrs. C. H. Holmes, S. E. Horan, and Balmain, and they lost between ...
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PALM BEACH
An attractive sale at Palm Beach is listed for to-morrow afternoon at 2.30 p.m., on the ground is situated and Wrench. The ground is situated immediately above the ...
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BOOKMAKER FINED £15
Edward Kelly, 31, bookmaker, was fined £15 at the Central Court to-day for having driven a motor car in Liverpool-street, City, on January 2, while he was ...
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