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  2. NEWS IN BRIEF

    Weather forecasts issued at 9 p.m. yesterday for the 24 hours ensuing:—A few isolated light showers, but mainly line. Variable chiefly southerly to ...

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  3. HOBART WORKS

    At the meeting of the Hobart City Council last night it was resolved that £9,200 should be borrowed for the following works:— ...

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  4. LETTERS

    Sir,—What a woman can do when given a free hand in the selection of male attire only a Little Lord Fauntleroy making his debut at a public school ...

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  5. MAINLAND NOTES

    CAPTAIN H. E. ADKINS, Director of the Royal Military School of Music at Kneller Hall, Middlesex, arrived in Melbourne in the Strathaird to-day on ...

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  6. DAY BY DAY

    A DAY such as Sunday provides lots of things for thought. With beaches packed, and motor-cars assembling by the dozen, the problem is ...

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  7. SYDNEY

    THE arrest of a gathering of men in the bush in the northern suburbs, while they were engaged in the ancient and brutal sport of cock-fighting, serves ...

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  8. RHODES SCHOLAR

    Mr. Macdonell Watkyn Woods, son of Mr. W. A. Woods, of Hobart (a former Speaker of the House of Assembly), has been nominated as the Tasmanian ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. The Mercury

    THERE is great temptation to join whole-heartedly in the expressions of relief that are heard in different quarters now that Russia and ...

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  10. Effective Car Watcher

    The prevalence of the iliegal use of motor-cars has caused automobile designers, as well as owners, a lot of concern, and a good deal of time and money ...

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  11. Peer's Visit

    A notable passenger iu the Strathaird was the young Duke of Northumberland, who is on his way to New Zealand, accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel ...

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  12. Surfing and Sharks

    There is a direct as well as an alliterative association between the three words, summer, surfins, and sharks. The second of these comes with the first ...

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  13. KERMANDIE FOREST CONCESSION

    AFTER negotiations extending over some months, an arrangement has been come to between the Government and the Tasmanian Paper ...

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  14. Birth Control

    Sir,—In the burly-burly of opinions that must necessarily centre on so important a question as birth control, it is as well to keep one or two salient points ...

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  15. Queenborough Ground

    Followers of sport in Hobart, particularly in Sandy Bay, have been watching with interest the efforts of the Hobart City Council in the last year or two ...

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  16. Off the Air

    The announcement to-day that at the close of the year Mr. Eric Wel[?]h will sever his connection with, the Australian Broadcasting Commission, will be ...

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  17. Apostolic Delegate

    An impression was made in Sydney by Dr. Bernard[?]ni, the Apostolic Delegate, who came to Australia a few weeks ago, and now he has started to ...

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  18. FRUIT INDUSTRY

    Disapproval of the failure of the Apple and Pear Export Council to request the Minister for Commerce (Mr. Stewart) to reintroduce the Fruit ...

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  19. OBITUARY

    The death occurred to-day of the Melbourne engineer, Mr. Elliott Cumberland, at the age of 61. He was the inventor of the electrolytic system of ...

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  20. PERSONAL

    Mr. George Lunsbury, leader of the Labour Opposition in the House of Commons, who broke his thigh when he slipped on the stairs at the Gainsborough ...

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  21. Perseverance Rewarded

    Perseverance had its reward in the case of the Motor Vehicles Insurance Bill, which the Legislative Council has passed and which now only awaits ...

    Article : 188 words
  22. Dairying Stabilisation Bill

    Sir,—The avowed object of the Dairying Stabilisation Bill is to raise local prices by fixing quotas relative to export and home markets. The figures ...

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  23. RAIN-MAKING SCHEME

    An ambitious scheme to manufacture rain has been submitted to the Minister for the Interior (Mr. Perkins) by Mr. F. Snodgrass, of Melbourne, who claims ...

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  24. THE FLOUR TAX

    ACERTAIN amount of confusion still prevails in the matter of the flour tax, and prompt action is demanded of the State Government. ...

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  25. Aldermen and Public

    The meetings of the Hobart City Council are usually followed only by the aldermen, two or three heads of Council departments, and one or two journalists ...

    Article : 160 words
  26. STATE PARLIAMENT

    Both Houses of the State Parliament will meet to-night at 7.30 o'clock, and it is probable that in addition to late sittings, members will'be asked to sit ...

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  27. ON THIN ICE

    Referring to the M.C.C.'s reply to the Australian Board of Control's cable, which is expected to be sent on Monday, the "Daily Herald" says: "It may safely ...

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  28. Flour and Beer Prices

    Sir.—I was under the impression that the flour millers of this Stale were to have a refund made to them of all amounts paid by them under the new ...

    Article : 286 words
  29. Advertising

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  30. A Forgotten Tragedy

    A lonely reminder of a forgotten tragedy associated with the old whaling days in Tasmanian waters was recently discovered by Mr. J. Dalton, of Hobart, ...

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  31. FRENCH BUDGET

    The Chamber ot Deputies adopted the complete Budget proposals by 280 votes to 175, the Government making the matter a confidence motion. ...

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  32. Junior Teachers

    Sir,—In your issue of Friday the Minister for Education is reported to have informed members of the House of Assembly, when the Legislative ...

    Article : 106 words
  33. Unemployment Figures

    Sir,—When opening Parliament the Governor said our registered unemployed were 3,155, and was made-to imply that this is an improvement. Our ...

    Article : 144 words
  34. No Soup—No Risk

    "No soup, please; I just had my suit cleaned." ...

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