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  2. PICTURE THEATRES

    Set against a background of roof-top dwellings, the small carnivals and musical balls of Paris, the Paramount film "The Way to Love" commenced a season at ...

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  3. GENERAL NEWS ITEMS TASMANIA

    A Baby Austin motor-car, belonging to the Hobart City Council, was stolen from outside the Town Hall yesterday between the hours of 4.40 p.m. and 5.30 ...

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  4. CAVESIDE TRAGEDY

    Hedley Haberle, 17 years, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Habesrle of Cave side, was found dead in a paddock about two miles fiom his home about 7 p.m. ...

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  5. CROSSING THE SURF

    When crossing the surf at Accra, for the first time (writes Adjutant A. Pearce, of the Salvation Army, West Africa, in the London "War Cry") we ...

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  6. WEST COAST NEWS

    There was an unusual incident at the annual meeting of the Queenstown Hospital Union held at the Paragon Theatre, Queenstown on Thursday night, when ...

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  7. FRUIT EXPORT

    Including the s.s. Westmoreland, which left Beauty Point on Thursday with 22,443 cases of apples for London, the first shipment this season from ...

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  8. COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMME

    Comprehensive arrangements have been made for the second annual reunion of old boys of the Launceston Church Grammar School at the school ...

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  9. NORTHERN NOTES

    With the rapid approach of the general Assembly and Legislative Council elections, preparations are being made by the electoral authorities and this ...

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  10. MAINLAND

    Sydney, February 16.—Martin Matthias Bohun, of Campsie, was killed at Petersham to-night, when the cycle he was riding collided with a motor-car. ...

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  11. OVERSEAS

    Ottawa, February 15.—The Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne was passed by the House of Commons to-day by 89 votes to 54. ...

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  12. CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS

    At the first meeting of the executive of 10 appointed by the Centenary Arrangements Committee, held at the conclusion of the council meeting in the ...

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  13. CROWD'S RESENTMENT

    A further effort to assault Albert Francis Lovett was made at Launceston last night, and the prompt action of Sergeant Williams frustrated an attempt ...

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  14. NATIONAL MILITARY BAND

    Considerable interest is being taken in Launceston concerning the visit of the National Military Band, sponsored by the Australian Broadcasting ...

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  15. SWIMMING

    The annual swimming carnival of the Scotch College, Launceston, was held at the college yesterday afternoon, when there was a large attendance. The ...

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  16. ENTERTAINMENTS KINGSTON BEACH REGATTA.

    The annual Kingston Beach regatta will be hold next Saturday. The Governor (Sir Ernest Clark) will attend this popular carnival, and by permission of the ...

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  17. NORTHERN POLICE COURTS

    In the Launceston Police Court yesterday, before the Police Magistrate (Mr. E. L. Hall), The adjourned case in which Percival ...

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  18. ANTIQUE EXHIBITION.

    Antique and modern handicrafts provide a most interesting display at the City Hall. The exhibition will be continued until next Wednesday. Funds are in aid ...

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  19. CREMATORIUM

    The secretary (Mr. J. H. Wilson) of the Cremation Society of Tasmania has forwarded a letter to the Town Clerk, Launceston, with reference to an offer ...

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  20. BAND CONCERT.

    The Hobart Municipal Band will provide a concert for tourists at St. David's Park to-morrow night. ...

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  21. SUPPER DANCES.

    "Other Folk" supper dances will be held each Saturday and Wednesday. Details are advertised. ...

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  22. BUCKINGHAM DANCING ASSEMBLY.

    Buckingham Rowing Club's dancing assembly will be held at the club house. New Town, to-night. Details of special travelling facilities are advertised. ...

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  23. BABY DAY.

    "Baby Day," the funds for which will assist the Child Welfare Association, will be held on Friday, March 2. ...

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  24. LAUNCESTON COMPETITIONS.

    Entries for the Launceston Competitions close next Tuesday. ...

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  25. POLICE COURT NEWS

    Raymond Richard Perrin had four charges preferred against him before the Police Magistrate (Mr. H. B. White) in the Hobart Police Court yesterday. ...

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  26. DEVON HOSPITAL

    A decline in the daily average of patients treated for January at the Devon Public Hospital, Latrobe, was recorded at the Board meeting to-day. The ...

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  27. DISTRICT NEWS DELORAINE.

    The last of a series of dance and euchre socials for the Deloraine Roman Catholic Church fund was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Deloraine, on Tuesday ...

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  28. BURNING ACCIDENTS

    Two persons were admitted to the Hobart Public Hospital yesterday as the result of burning accidents. Christian Peterson (71), a farmer, of River Street, ...

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  29. AMATEUR ATHLETICS

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  30. NEW PUMPING STATION

    Among the business which will be transacted at a meeting of the Launceston City Council on Monday night is a motion dealing with plans and ...

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  31. YORK PLAINS.

    A dance in aid of bush fires relief funds was held in the Mount Pleasant Hall, York Plains, on Tuesday, and was well attended. The music was ...

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  32. BUTCHERS' PICNIC

    The annual meeting of the Butchers' Picnic Committee, associated with the Hobart branch of the Australian Meat Industry Employees' Union, was held at ...

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  33. BAGDAD.

    One of the most enjoyable dances for some time was held at Bagdad on Wednesday night. It was a fitting conclusion to the cricket match the ...

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  34. PRICE OF PETROL

    Following the advice from Melbourne that wholesale rates of petrol would be increased by 1d. a gallon as from yesterday, it was learned that a similar ...

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  35. LIFE-SAVING WAVERLEY SHIELD.

    Various life saving clubs throughout Tasmania have been training very hard for the last few weeks for the Waverley shield competition for which will take ...

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  36. LATE MR. G. COMBER

    The chairman (Air Huntley J. Clarke) referred with regret at the annual meeting of the Queenstown Hospital Union on Thursday night to the death ...

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  37. WESTBURY.

    A social in aid of church funds was held in St. Andrew's Hall, Westbury, on Tuesday evening. There was a good attendance, and the takings amounted to ...

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  38. MOTOR-CYCLING

    Entries for the speed trial to be conducted by the Tasmanian Motor-Cycle Club at Green's Beach, on Saturday, March 3, close with the honorary ...

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  39. LORRY STRIKES BANK

    Mr. M. Quinn, of Ellendale had a fortunate escape from serious injury about 3 p.m. on Wednesday when the lorry he was driving crashed into the bank ...

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  40. MEETINGS COLLEGIATE OLD GIRLS.

    The Old Girls' Association of Collegiate school will hold the annual general meeting at the school next Monday night. ...

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  41. PARIS TRADE FAIR.

    The Paris Trade Fair, one of the most important events in international trade will take place during May this year Since its inception in 1904 this fair has ...

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  42. HOSPITAL ELECTION

    There were four vacancies to be filled at the election of members for the board of management of the Queenstown Hospital Union, conducted at Queenstown ...

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  43. LIFE-SAVING TEAM.

    An endeavour is being made by the Royal Life-Saving Society, Tasmanian head centre to send a team to represent the State in Melbourne in November ...

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  44. HUTCHINS SCHOOL PARENTS.

    Hutchins School Parents' Association will hold its annual general meeting at the school gymnasium next Thursday. Mr. T. A Stump will deliver a travelouge on "A ...

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  45. WEATHER AND CROPS

    The weather at Kempton has been very trying, but a welcome cool change set in on Wednesday afternoon, with a light shower or two. The district ...

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  46. MOTORISTS.

    Sir W. A. Lane (plus several letters) says: "The ideal drink for one driving a car is water." But drinkable water is not always obtainable, and it's very ...

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  47. ORDER OF FORESTERS

    The annual State conference of the Ancient Order of Foresters opened in Queenstown last night. About 20 delegates from various parts of the State ...

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  48. NEW GLAND PREPARATION.

    "Satyrin" Tablets for Rejuvenation, gold box for men, silver for women, is the greatest restorative tonic known Restores nerves, promotes energy ...

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  49. BOWLS

    The final of the "A" grade champion singles of the Ulverstone Bowling Club was played on Thursday. The result was a win for H. Brown, who defeated H. ...

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