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RATE MAY NOT BE ALTERED
A special meeting of Greater Newcastle Council will probably be called next week to consider the 1943 estimates and the fixing of the current ...
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ON PRIVATE LAND
Street photographers, to whom the council had refused permission to operate in the streets, had now set up on private property and were ...
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"GILBERTIAN," SAYS ALD. CANE
Questions on feeder buses, special fares, travelling priorities, over-crowding, and timetable alterations kept the District Superintendent of ...
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PLAN FOR PEACE
The establishment of a national investment board was suggested last night by Sir Alfred Davidson as, what he called, his "message of ...
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OPPOSITION WAR COUNCIL MEMBERS DIFFER
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—Statements by Opposition members of the Advisory War Council to-day revealed disagreement on the importance ...
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Family Notices
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Turkey No Longer Fears Our Friendship
Mr. Churchill has warned the world against reading too much into his conversations with the Turkish Government, but the ...
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WORKERS' "HOVELS" AT MAITLAND
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. James (Lab., Hunter) asked the Minister for Labour (Mr. ...
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COMMITTEE TO INSPECT
Greater Newcastle Works Committee decided to inspect low-lying land in Harrison-street, Wickham, Householders in this area recently ...
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A.C.F. REQUEST REFUSED
A request from the Australian Comforts Fund for permission to hold a Sunday afternoon cricket match in Newcastle was refused by the ...
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RECORD WATER CONSUMPTION
Consumption of 23.26 million gallons of water on Tuesday set a record for the Hunter District Water Board, but the supply at ...
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CAUCUS WANTS CHEAP FRUIT
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The State Parliamentary Labour Caucus to-day demanded that the Federal Government take action to make fruit and ...
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"Civilians Entitled to Sunday Concerts"
"Our Sunday concerts are for the entertainment of civilians as well as servicemen," said Mr. Hal Gillam, programme director of the ...
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38 STREET APPEALS APPROVED
Greater Newcastle Health Committee last night approved 38 of 42 applications for Friday street day appeals on behalf of patriotic and ...
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COUNCIL VOTES FUNDS
If the Department of War Organisation of Industry agrees to the expenditure of £557 on remodelling the premises, a kindergarten nursery ...
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A Substitute for Mr. Flynn
It will be a pity if the withdrawal of Mr. Flynn's nomination as Ambassador to Australia means the abandonment of the ...
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Replacing New Guinea Units
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Government does not intend to recall from New Guinea to Australian stations all men who have served ...
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Boy Known as Bearer of Bad News
Wallsend sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League decided last night to protest to the Minister for the Army (Mr. Forde) against the ...
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R.A.A.F. CHEVRONS SOON
CANBERRA, Wed.—R.A.A.F. service chevrons soon to be issued to men who are serving or have served overseas would be very ...
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MUTTON DEHYDRATION
SYDNEY, Wednesday—The Bourke plant for mutton dehydration will possibly start next week. Reports to the Australian Meat Industry ...
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Ferries Under Land Transport Board
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Minister for Transport (Mr. Lawson) announced amending National Security Regulations bringing the control ...
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Maitland Children's Ward
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Provision has been made in a £50,000 hospital works programme for completion of the children's ward at Maitland ...
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CURRENT TOPICS
"O.J." (NEWCASTLE): See the Labour and National Service Office at the Bank Corner, or telephone Ham. 1188. ...
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RECORD CHARCOAL OUTPUT
Greater Newcastle Council's charcoal production plant at Thornton last month had a record output of 45 tons. The Acting Parks and ...
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Advertising
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NO TAX DEDUCTIONS FOR CHARITY GIFTS
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—In future donations to charitable institutions will not be allowed as income taxation deductions. This was ...
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Civic Self Help
An appeal has been made by the Parks and Building Surveyor Mr. R. Horton) to citizens to come to the help of his department. ...
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NEW SCHOOL NEEDS EQUIPMENT
There was a lack of suitable equipment to amuse young children at the new infants' school at Hamilton North, the Secretary (Mr. C. ...
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WANTED TRENCHES FILLED IN
Greater Newcastle Works Committee refused a request from the Hamilton Central Progress Association-to fill it slit trenches in Islington ...
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PERMIT EARLIER START IN NURSING TRAINING
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Minister for Health (Mr. Holloway) is considering a plan to reduce the age at which girls may begin ...
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Must Have National Service Clearance
"Any person wishing to join the R.A.A.F. must have a clearance from the National Service Officer in the district in which he resides, ...
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20,000 Sheep Not Killed
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Due to stoppages among slaughtermen at Homebush Abattoirs this week, more than 20,000 sheep have not been ...
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