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LABOUR TOPICS.
Although the Victorian A.L.P. at the Conference just closed adopted the objective of the Melbourne All-Australian Congress, it drew the line when it was ...
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TOWN PLANNING.
A draft copy of a Town Planning Bill, drawn up by a special committee of the Southern Tasmanian Town Planning Association, was presented to the Chief ...
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MEETINGS.
At the usual monthly meeting of the women's division of the National Federation, to be held to-morrow afternoon, the speakers will be the Hon. Ernest ...
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NEW TOWN PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.
At last week's meeting of the New Town Progress Association, Hon. L M. Shoobridge presided. Mr. J. Jeffrey drew attention to the urgent necessity ...
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DRINK, GAMBLING, AND PICTURE SHOWS.
The Rev. T. J. Gibson moved, at the sitting of the Anglican Synod last night, —"That this Synod respectfully suggests that the Bishop call upon all men ...
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ROYAL SOCIETY OF TASMANIA.
A number of members of the Royal Society of Tasmania attended at the society's rooms last night to hear a lecture, illustrated by lantern slides, ...
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ANZAC DAY.
As a tribute to the spirit of Anzac Day several business men have signified their intention of closing on Anzac Day. Mr. Conley, president of the ...
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LIMBLESS SOLDIERS.
A good number of mained soldiers met at the Anzac Hostel, Launicston, last night, when it was resolved that a Limbless Soldiers' Association be ...
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BELLERIVE PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.
The fortnightly meeting of the Bellerive Progress Association was held last week, and was well-attended. It was proposed that a public meeting be ...
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BODY FOUND IN RIVER.
An inquest was opened yesterday upon the body of John Arnold, aged about 45, which had been found in the River Derwent near the powder jetty, on Saturday ...
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AMATEUR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
It is the intention of the Hobart Amateur Horticultural Society to hold an exhibition of dahlias, chrysanthemums, and atumn produce in the ...
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EGG-LAYING COMPETITION.
The sensitiveness of the highly-bred utility fowl to change ia exemplified each year at the laying competitions. It is found that many of those birds ...
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LEGISLATIVE OBSTRUCTIONISTS.
Sir,—The members of the Upper House who so madly and stupidly rejected the taxation scheme of the Government, are directly furnishing the ...
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SOLDIERS' HONOUR ROLL
The unveiling of an honour board of members of St. Luke's Church, Campbell Town, who enlisted during the late war, took place on Sunday last. There was ...
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DEAD DUCKS AND TRUE SPORTSMANSHIP.
Sir,—When local "sportsmen" begin to advertise the immensity of their bags of dead swan and duck In your columns it is surely time to draw attention to the need ...
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SUNDAY MORNING TRAMS.
Sir,—"Golden Rule" writes: "I do not know of any city in the Commonwealth or New Zealand that has Sunday morning trams." In Perth, W.A., which has ...
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POTATO INDUSTRY.
The proposal submitted by Mr. C. E W. Oldaker, Agricultural Superintendent, to a meeting of the Wesley Vale branch of the Farmers and Stockowners' ...
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THE DOMAIN TENT DWELLERS.
Sir,—Kindly allow me a little space in your valuable paper in answer to the letter that appeared concerning the sturdy waterside worker that lived on ...
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