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QUEEN STREET FATALITY.
Joseph M'Killop, a married man, residing at Osborne Street, Mitchelton, was fatally injured when he was knocked down by a motor ...
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WILL WANT SHARE.
The Commonwealth Government is almost certain to have a surplus at June 30 of between £3,000,000 and £4,000,000. At the ...
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TESTS WILL NOT BE CANCELLED.
The remaining Tests will not be cancelled. The Board of Control has appointed a committee to report on the action necessary to eliminate "body line" bowling from all cricket in Australia as from the beginning of the 1933-34 season. The ...
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NOT AT A DINNER.
The Premier of Queensland (Mr. Forgan Smith) declined to-night to attend a dinner given by the Commonwealth Government to the ...
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"THE MALARIA SCOURGE.
A new method of fighting the malaria scourge is to be adopted by the Bengal Government in the Burdwan district. ...
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LEASED FOR 21 YEARS.
The Prime Minister (Mr. J. A. Lyons) announced to-day that negotiations had been completed for the lease of Cockatoo ...
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BENT ON CITY CAREERS.
Despite appeals by public leaders to turn the attention of youth to the land rather than to city careers, 400 new students were ...
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FILM DISPUTE.
The dispute in the film industry is to be brought under the notice of the Federal Cabinet, which will also consider requests made for ...
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FORGED NOTES.
An epidemic of forged dollar notes has solved the Greek Treasury's pressing problem of how to raise £1,000,000 to prevent default ...
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SECOND TRIAL.
Before Mr. Justice Owen Dixon, in the High Court, the re-trial of the case in which Bertram Edward Porter (25), sheet metal worker, is charged ...
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TO MEET MARCH 8.
Notices were sent out to-day calling members' of the House of Representatives to meet on March 8. It is not likely that the Senate will meet until ...
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AUSTRALIAN TEAM SELECTED.
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TAKING SHAPE.
The organisation of the new Democratic Government took shape rapidly here to-day, as the President-elect (Mr. Franklyn ...
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Mint Price for Gold.
The price fixed by the Commonwealth Bank for gold lodged at the mint from January 23 to January 27 is at the rate of £7/10/4½ an ounce ...
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WAGE REDUCTION.
A strike of 5000 railway workers in Northern Ireland commenced at midnight. The Belfast operatives have not ...
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CLOSE SCRUTINY.
For five hours to-day the liner Mongolia remained at anchor in the quarantine grounds while a strict medical examination was made by the ...
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BODY SEIZED.
Two of the bodies of the four persons drowned at Port Noarlunga yesterday, those of Charles Edmund Bowen and Raymond Kennedy, were recovered ...
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AN ANGRY REPLY.
They could return to the meeting and tell it to go to —, said the Minister for Mines (Mr. J. Stopford) to a delegation of ...
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A LOWER RATE.
The Australian Mutual Provident Society has made an offer to the Commonwealth Government to reduce the rate of interest on ...
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LADY BAILEY'S FLIGHT.
Lady Bailey, who had to abandon her attempt on the London-Cape air record, reached Angouleme this afternoon, on her way home to London. ...
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AT HEAD OF COALITION.
Herr Adolf Hitler, a former lance-corporal, and, in civilian life, a house decorator, has now achieved his ambition of ...
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NOT THE LAST WORD.
"Events in the near future may show that the Federal Attorney-General has not the last word in these things." ...
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Ex-Sydney Resident Killed.
Leslie Ellis, who lived for several years in Sydney, has been killed in a motor racing crash. Ellis was driving a car when the back tyre burst while ...
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TRADE TREATY.
It is understood that the draft of the new Franco-Canadian trade treaty is a fair and equitable agreement, and bears no trace of any bargaining spirit. ...
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FRENCH TEXTILE FIRM.
The Paris correspondent of the British United Press telegraphs that one of the biggest textile firms in Tourcoing (the French wool centre) ...
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INDEX OF NEWS.
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RUINING TRADE.
The Dublin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" advises that as a result of the fears that have been aroused by Mr. de Valera's victory, ...
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PRICE SLUMPS.
Disappointment at the condition in which a shipment of 1407 cases of Fijian bananas was landed from the steamer Dimboola to-day was ...
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NEW ZEALAND LAMBS.
The New Zealand Meat Producers' Board this morning displayed at the Smithfield Markets 111 lambs from the Agricultural Show at Palmerston ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MISSING AIRMAN.
As a result of representations by his relatives, the memorial service for Squadron-Leader Bert Hinkler, which had been arranged to be held in the ...
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VENOMOUS SPIDER.
Robert Deen, the eldest son of Mr. Saddar Deen, was bitten by a red-backed spider last night, and shortly afterwards became paralysed. He was ...
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WINTON STATION.
Winton Station, situated 28 miles from Goondiwindi, and comprising 29,871 acres, together with approximately 12,000 sheep, was submitted for ...
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GAS BOMBS USED.
Following the Government's agreement with the Opposition to prohibit strikes and lockouts, the Communists organised a demonstration against ...
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FRENCH CRISIS.
The negotiations between the Socialists and M. Daladier, who is endeavouring to form a Ministry, have broken down. ...
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