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  3. LEAN WEEKEND FOR CRACKSMEN

    THREE gangs of crackcmen were poorly rewarded for their weekend labours—one. got £80, another £2 and the third nothing. Gelignite with a safety fuse ...

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  6. GLUT OF LATE ORANGES

    Hundreds of tons of oranges are being picked and left on the ground in Kyabram because of lack of markets. ...

    Article : 109 words

  7. FALSE ALARM!

    A man telephoned police headquarters for aid after he had been attacked in a brawl at Moonee Ponds on Saturday ...

    Article : 73 words

  8. Mr Beasley Warns Easy Trade Abroad Ending

    ADELAIDE, Sun: There were signs of the return of a competitive era in trade when Australia would have to consider re-introducing extensive publicity abroad, the High Commissioner for Australia in London, Mr J. A. ...

    Article : 230 words

  9. PRICES UP AS HOURS DROPPED

    Rapid increases in prices since the introduction of the 40-hour week are shown in figures released by the Melbourne ...

    Article : 103 words

  10. DANES REJOICE AT CENTURY OF DEMOCRACY

    Citizens of Denmark, in common with members of Danish communities throughout the world, celebrated at the ...

    Article : 96 words

  11. Same place struck twice by lightning

    SYDNEY, Sun: Lightning struck twice in the same place yesterday at the Royal Hotel, Carlton. ...

    Article : 94 words

  12. RICHMOND F C OFFICIAL DIES AT GEELONG

    Mr Jack Smith, treasurer of Richmond Football Club, collapsed during the first quarter of the game at Geelong on ...

    Article : 110 words

  13. LABOUR CHOICE FOR CITY WARD

    Mr H. G. Cantwell won the Labour preselection ballot held on Saturday for Hotham ward of the City Council at the ...

    Article : 69 words

  14. RUNNER'S CLOSE CALL AFTER FALL IN CREEK

    SYDNEY, Sun: A cross-country runner, who stumbled and fell while crossing a creek yesterday, was almost drowned. ...

    Article : 101 words

  15. GOLD BARS WORTH £2,600 IN BACK YARD

    PERTH, Sun: Ten Bars of gold, worth £2,600, have been unearthed by the police in the backyard of a home at Victoria ...

    Article : 74 words

  16. Cabinet reshuffle in NSW forecast

    SYDNEY, Sun: A reshuffle of State Cabinet in the next month or six weeks was forecast last night, by a State ...

    Article : 59 words

  17. LINESMAN KILLED BY SHOCK

    When he touched a high tension wire near Yallourn power station, yesterday, W. Daniels, about 32 years, married, of ...

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  18. PLANS TO OPEN "NO MORE PUNCTURES" INDUSTRY

    MR. THEODORE ROYCE, an English businessman, who arrived in the Dominion Monarch on Saturday, brought plans for a £160,000 industry in Victoria to produce a puncture-control solution invented during ...

    Article : 184 words

  19. ST PAUL'S PRECENTOR TO BE NAVY CHAPLAIN

    The Rev H. W. Nunn, Precentor of St Paul's Cathedral, has been appointed a chaplain of the Royal Australian Navy. ...

    Article : 67 words
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