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STRAIGHT AUSTRALIAN
THE Tory journals, now that Labor politically has received a severe setback, are prodigal with advice. "Expel the extremists", is their first ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION.
THE examination for the Intermediate Certificate, condicted by the New South Wales Department of Education, ended last week, and on this occasion ...
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AUSTRALIA IN LONDON.
SIR JOSEPH COOK'S term as Australian High Commissioner in London will expire at the end of 1926, and already the strings are being pulled fort the ...
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RELIGIOUS JOURNALISM AND POLITICS.
IT were interesting, were if not a waste of time, to read the majority of church journals published in Sydney during the ...
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BRUCE STARTS PLEDGE-SMASHING.
HAVING been reelected for three years, with a substantial majority in the both Houses of the Federal Parliament, Prime Minister Bruce can now, with ...
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COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS IN N.S.W.
THE urgent necessity of strengthening Labor's representation in the N.S.W. Legislative Council has been recently brought home to the Movement, not only ...
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Widows without children will not be provided for in the Widows Pensions Bill (N.S.W.). "Just think, Matilda, of our husbands went bankrupt and died, the Labah Government wouldn't allow us a penny to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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A BELATED PROTEST.
ACCORDING to Mr. J. W. Leckie, chairman of the toy section of the Chamber of Manufactures, the toy making industry in Australia is just a bout ...
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