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  2. NO TREATY WITH SOVIET.

    The British Foreign Office issued the following communique this morning:-- "The Anglo-Soviet conference, having sat in committee during the whole of ...

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  3. The Vacant Portfolio.

    As .Mr. Stewart is a Victorian, the Prime Minister, if he contemplates filling the Cabinet vacancy at once, will be limited in his choice to the three ...

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  4. A QUESTION OF NOISE.

    Proposals now afoot with regard to tho future of the buildings in Lonsdale-street occupied by the Commonwealth Arbitration Court will have a serious effect on ...

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  5. ARMED ROBBERS.

    When suddenly set upon by armed robbers, a short distance from his home at Ebden-street, Elsternwick, a few minutes before seven o'clock last night, Ernest ...

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  6. QUEEN VICTORIA HOSPITAL.

    The out-patients' department of Queen Victoria Hospital for women and children was overcrowded yesterday when the twenty-seventh annual meeting of the ...

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  7. MAFFRA SUGAR FACTORY

    The State Government has decided to import an American engineer to take charge of alterations and additions to the State beet sugar factory at Maffra. The ...

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  8. MELBOURNE HOSPITAL.

    At a mooting yesterday of the committee of management of the Melbourne Hospital, the question of the ultimate use of the Parkville, or old pig market site, ...

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  9. GENERAL NEWS.

    The return of notifiable diseases for the week ended 26th July, which was sub nulled at Die meeting of the Public Health Commission yesterday, showed ...

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  10. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    SYDNEY.--In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, in reply to a question, the Premier raid that when the Federal authorities had vacated Victoria Barracks. ...

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  11. MR. THEODORE'S CRITICS.

    BRISBANE.--Great interest was manifested in the House of Assembly, on Tuesday when the Premier, Mr. Theodore, replied at considerable length to his ...

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  12. GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN

    The road problems of Australia were discussed by the president of the National Roads Association (Mr. H. W. James) in an address to members of the ...

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  13. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress (Cr. and Mrs. Brunton) will give a ball on Thursday, 4th September, in Melbourne Town Hall. ...

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  14. A Traffic Menace.

    At the City Court yesterday William Brander, 30 years, was charged with having been drunk whilst in charge of a horse and d[?]ay. ...

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  15. ST. KILDA-ROAD ROBBERY.

    At the City Court yesterday Edward J. Killeen, aged eighteen, who is alleged to be implicated in recent hold-up cases, and Douglas Morrison, aged nineteen, ...

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  16. INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

    A deputation from the Australia Workers' Union yesterday waited on the Minister of Labor, and, asked him to constitute a wages hoard to regulate the pay ...

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  17. How We Are Governed.

    Sir.--If the State Parliament follows the example of the Federal House in enacting a compulsory voting law many electors will be placed in a very unenviable ...

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  18. St. Vincent's Hospital.

    In presenting the report for the year ended 30th June, 1924, the management of St. Vincent's Hospital says it is sincerely gratified to be able to ...

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  19. SUNDAY TENNIS.

    It is understood that further consideration will be given by the City Council to the proposal that civic tennis courts should he opened on Sundays. Although ...

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  20. PAINTERS' AWARD.

    PERTH.--A painters award on Tuesday reduced the hours to 44 weekly, worked on six days. With regard to the complaints of the effects of white lead, ...

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  21. BRITISH AIRSHIPS.

    The Department of Defence has received the details of the airship programme recently sanctioned by the British Government over a period of three years, ...

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  22. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Arthur Edward Francis, formerly of The Avenue, Windsor, but late of Wilgah-street, East St. Kilda, draftsman, who died on 24th June, left by will dated 10th May, 1916, personal property ...

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  23. 10 Per Cent. Income Tax Cut.

    The remission of taxation on incomes announced in the Federal budget was rendered possible, the Treasurer pointed out, only because of the large revenue ...

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  24. LATE SPORTING NEWS.

    At a meeting of the Lawn Tennis Association of Victoria, held at the Kooyong club house last night, the matter of inviting the Stanford University players, now on tour in New South Wales and ...

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  25. "THE LEADER."

    During the last month or so the Wembley rodeo has been a burning topic of conversation throughout the Empire. In this week s issue of "The Leader" a very ...

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  26. Alfred Hospital Auxiliary.

    Again a record month in contributions to the hospital was reported at the monthly meeting of the Alfred Hospital Auxiliary, held on Monday. Sir ...

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  27. BILLIARDS.

    SYDNEY.--The billiard match between Claude Falkiner and Walter Lindrum was continued on Tuesday night. The session concluded:--Falkiner, 2666; Lindrum, 2471. Falkner's best break was ...

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  28. Hold-up Investigations.

    Investigations in connection with the various hold-ups during the past few weeks were continued by the police yesterday, but no further arrests have been ...

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  29. The Undelivered Telegram.

    Referring yesterday to the explanation of the Commonwealth Postal Director (Mr. Brown) relative to the of an important telegram at the electricity ...

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  30. QUEENSLAND LOCOMOTIVES

    The State Government of Victoria has decided to tender for the construction of the 30 locomotives that are required by the Queensland Government, and is at ...

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  31. Early Morning Trading.

    Passing the Rising Sun Hotel, at the corner of Swan and Burnley streets, Richmond, at 6.30 a.m. on 23rd July, Constable W. Cameron heard bottles ...

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  32. Advertising

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  33. Case in Adelaide.

    ADELAIDE.--James Langston, who was arrested on Monday in connection with the hold-up of a woman at Westbourne Park on Saturday night, and the subsequent ...

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  34. A Substantial Industry.

    An offer to purchase the well-known Australian confectionery manufacturing business of Mac. Robertson's at Fitzroy has been made on behalf of an English firm in ...

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  35. Family Notices

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  36. Consumption Treatment.

    ADELAIDE.--Replying to a deputation from the T.B. Soldiers' Aid Society, which requested that the Government should give the Spahli[?]ger treatment a ...

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  37. HOMES FOR THE WORKERS.

    Now that Labor is in power in this State the Building Trades' Federation proposes to renew its efforts in support of the scheme for additional housing ...

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  38. Brutal Assault in City Street.

    Four young men set upon William M'Kenzie, n commercial traveller, residing at Cardigan-street, Carlton, yesterday evening about 7 o'clock while he was ...

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  39. FIFTY-FEET FALL.

    SYDNEY.--George Kevill, 26, fell a distance of 50 feet from the top to the bottom of a silo bin at Barellan, and escaped with severe injuries to his head, legs and ...

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  40. Opium Den Raided.

    Three elderly Chinese, Ah Lee, Ah Ying and Lo[?]ey Han, faced the City Court yesterday as a result of a raid made on Monday night by Plain-clothes ...

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  41. CANTERBURY BANK ROBBERY.

    In connection with the bank robbery at Canterbury the police have not bee[?]able to have a final interview with the wounded teller, Mr. Chittock. They have ...

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  42. "A Perfect Pest."

    Gustav Johansen, aged 60, a well-known character about the city streets, was charged at the City Court yesterday with offensive behavior. He was arrested at ...

    Article : 111 words
  43. Advertising

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  44. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS.

    SYDNEY.--Thomas Sherwood, engine driver, of Lithgow, left his home some days ago. On Monday, following on the explosion of a charge of dynamite, his ...

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  45. R.M.S. MONGOLIA'S PASSENGERS.

    FREMANTLE.--R.M.S. Mongolia, arrived on Tuesday from London. The following passengers were booked.--For Adelaide.--Messrs. Gray Price, Holloway, Nathan, Hallett, Deninet, Clark and ...

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  46. BRAVERY AT SEA.

    SYDNEY.--The bravery of the captain and crew of the steamer Chronos in going to the rescue of the survivors of the ketch Eliza Davies has been brought under the ...

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  47. A MOTHER'S DEVOTION.

    An extraordinary story of a mother's devotion to her two sons, who, though of mature age, were undeveloped both physically and mentally, was narrated in these columns a couple of weeks ...

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