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  2. False News Charge

    A NEWSPAPER seller named John Ham, who allegedly called out "Extra edition! Japan declares war against Russia!" ...

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  3. CANDIDATURE WITHDRAWN

    Mr. A. C. Foster, one of the endorsed Labour candidates for Darwin, has decided not to contest the State election. His place in the Labour team is ...

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  4. CHANCELLOR RESIGNS

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Following the decision of the Senate of the University of Sydney to appoint Prof. Julius Stone to the Chair of Jurisprudence and ...

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  5. OBITUARY TRIBUTE TO MR. WIGNALL

    MR. WIGNALL brought into his public life those simple, fundamental principles of his Christian faith," said the Rev. L. D. Smith, of the Methodist Church, New ...

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  6. UPPER HOUSE BOUNDARIES

    If the Parliamentary Draftsman is able to complete in time the bill to redefine the electoral boundaries of the Legislative Council, it will be presented in the Council this ...

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  8. MINISTER'S POWERS

    LONDON. Tuesday. — The House of Lords has given judgment that the Home Socretaiy"s decisions under section 18B of the defence regulations, under which ...

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  9. COMPENSATION AMENDMENT

    A decision to ask members of the Legislative Council to reject the bill to amend the Workers' Compensation Act was reached at a meeting at Launceston yesterday of ...

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  10. WATER TROUGHS ON WHARVES

    "Water troughs are necessary and we should find a new site." Warden J. W. Turner said at the Hobart Marine Board meeting yesterday on a request that the trough ...

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  11. Migration Post To Lapse

    CANBERRA. Tuesday.—Federal Cabinet decided today not to fill the office of chief migration officer now occupied Mr. R. H. Wheeler at Australia House. ...

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  12. MISS A. M. CROUCH

    who died at Hobart on Sunday, took place yesterday at the Hestercombe Congregational cemetery, at Austins Ferry. The deceased, second daughter of the late Mr. G. S. Crouch, ...

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  13. MR. W. E. G. DREIER

    Mr. W. E. G. Dreier, who died, aged 101 years on Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. W. Hall, Wellesley St., South Hobart, was buried at Cornelian Bay ...

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  14. Road Expenditure In War-Time

    Mr. Chamberlain asked the Minister for Lands and Works (Major Davies) in the House of Assembly last night whether, in view of the restricted motor traine because ...

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  15. U-BOAT WARFARE INTENSIFIED

    U-BOAT warfare has been intensifled in the western approaches to the Mediterranean, and many more attacks on ...

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  16. INCREASING DANGER

    OTTAWA, Tuesday. — The Prime Minister (Mr. Mackenzie King), in a speech at the resumption of the House of Commons session, said that ...

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  17. ALARM POST'S REMOVAL

    Who should bear the cost of removal of a fire alarm standard on the Ferry Wharf approach? The Hobart Marine Board, which asked for its transfer to a more convenient ...

    Article : 214 words
  18. DERWENT VALLEY

    "It is the duty of farmers to carry on somehow," declared Cr. R. E. Allwright at the Hamilton Council meeting yesterday when stressing the importance of a maximum war ...

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  19. NOTICES FOR HOPGROWERS

    Satisfaction with a report of the sanitary conditions in hopfields in the Ellendale and Fentonbury districts was expressed at Hamilton Council meeting yesterday. ...

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  20. TWO TRAIN SMASHES

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Vichy Radio announces the second train smash in Francs in 48 hours. Twenty persons were killed and 50 injured when five coaches were ...

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  21. Hobart War Rally

    The weekly war rally will be held at the Hobart Town Hall tomorrow evening, when new sound films of the war will be screened. Musical items also will be given. The ...

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  22. DISTRICT NEWS

    HAMILTON.—To conclude the football season the Hamilton Club held a premiership ball, from which the club will benefit by about £8. Mr. R. Madden presented trophies ...

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  23. COOL STORAGE FACILITIES

    Arising out of war requirements, a bill authorising the borrowing of an amount up to £10,000 to meet the cost of the construction and extension of cool storage facilities ...

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  24. KINGBOROUGH NEWS

    The annual Methodist Church fair at Woodbridge on Monday was opened by the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Baker), who was introduced by the Rev. F. Richards. ...

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  25. U.S. BOMBER CRASHES

    WASHINGTON, Tuesday.—The Navy Department announced that 11 members of the crew and an army officer, who was a passenger, were killed when a ...

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  26. LEGAL RIGHT WANTED

    The vital importance of maintaining a satisfactory flow of water in the clyde River at Hamilton was stressed at the Hamilton Council meeting yesterday. ...

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  27. The Huon

    Shoals of whitebait, which are in abundance in the Huon River, are providing an industry at Huonville, where more than four tons, of a value of about ...

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  28. REPORT CALLED FOR

    CANBERRA. Tuesday.—The Minister for the Army (Mr. Forde) has called for a report on the harming of 6,000 books by the Army. He said today he had asked for ...

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  29. BERRY FRUIT PRICES

    Mr. P. A. Fell, representative of the noncanning fruits industry on the Fruit Industry Sugar Concession Committee, said yesterday that the committee had proposed to ...

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  30. Traffic Prosecution

    The Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Baker). In the House of Assembly last night, gave notice of a motion that all papers and correspondence in reference to the prosecution of ...

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  31. British Fighters Arrive In Russia

    LONDON, Tuesday,.—The secretary of the Trades Union Congress (Sir Walter Citrine), who has just returned from Russia, said that the British trades union ...

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  32. RAIL BUFFET SERVICE LOSS

    A loss of more than £8,000 has resulted since 1938 in the buffet service on the Tasmanian Government railways. This was reported to the Legislative ...

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  33. INTENSIFICATION OF DRIVE

    CANBERRA. Tuesday. — To intensify recruiting, an A.IF. Reinforcements Week which will actually cover 11 days, will begin on Armistice Day. On November 11 the ...

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  34. DIARY OF EVENTS

    HIS MAJESTY'S.—"Cyclone on Horseback" and "Room for Two." STRAND—"My Life With Caroline" and "They Meet Again." ...

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  35. POLICE COURT NEWS

    In the Hobart Police Court yesterday before the Police Magistrate (Col. Clark), Detective-Sgt. Marshall prosecuting. Joan Muriel Harvey (20), 134 Hill St., was ...

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  36. Transport Of Troops

    The Chief Secretary (Mr. Brooker) told Mr. McDermott in the House of Assembly last night that it was believed to be the practice for the military authorities to ...

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  37. EDISON PRODUCTS

    The Agent-General (Sir Claude James). in his annual report, tabled in the House of Assembly last night, stated that in October, 1940, he approached the London office of ...

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  38. Open-Air Club

    Under the auspices of the Bowen Rd. school Parents' Association a hike and picnic was held at Cornelian Bay on Monday, and was attended by more than 60 children. ...

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  39. Fire Brigade Rates

    An amendment to the Fire Brigades Act to enable a municipal council to levy a separate rate to meet the cost of its contribution to the upkeep of a fire brigade, without the need ...

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  42. Bruny Licensing Court

    At the annual sitting of the Bruny Licensing Court, before Col. J. P. Clark (Chairman) and Messrs. J. M. Dillon and J. W. Smith. Timothy Vincent Murphy was granted a ...

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  43. BLUEY & CURLEY

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  44. ALONNAH

    In the Alonnah Police Court. before the Police Magistrate (Col. Clark) and Messrs. J. M. Dillon and J. Smith. Js.P., Donald Berry was fined £2 and 15/6 costs for having ...

    Article : 86 words
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