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Article : 309 wordsThat a reduction in the wholesale price of meat is not likely for some time, and that the Argentina production has practically reached its ...
Article : 330 wordsA royal commission appointed by the Federal Government took evidence in Melbourne last year on the method of assessment of ex-soldiers' disabilities in ...
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Article : 334 wordsAnother illustration of Federal prodigality in contained in a document file in a case recently heard in Melbourne of the High Court. The action involved ...
Article : 826 wordsEight people were killed outright in a shocking level-crossing accident near Highett railway station, on the Cheltenham line, shortly after 8 p.m. yesterday. A Ford motor car, in which the unfortunate people were travelling, was caught midway on the crossing by a parcels express van, which was ...
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Article : 817 wordsAn extraordinary plea on behalf of an accused man was made yesterday in the Criminal Court by a Pentridge prisoner. The case concerned Roy William Fisher, ...
Article : 619 wordsThe sixth anniversary of the foundation of the Fascismo was enthusiastically celebrated throughout the country. Imposing mass meetings were held ...
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Article : 465 wordsSYNDEY,—Detectives who visited Goulburn in connection with the case in which an elderly couple named Gurr were killed by a motor car on Parramatta ...
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Article : 138 wordsDelay and inconvenience were caused yesterday afternoon, when as the result of a collision between two empty electric trains at one of the points in the Flinders ...
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Article : 43 wordsThe Young Australian League boys visited the famous Loncin fort at Liege, and were afterwards tendered a reception in the Town Hall. The lads were warmly ...
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Article : 176 wordsMURCHISON,—An inquiry into the death of William Ernest Edwick, who was killed as the result of a motor accident at Murchison on 12th March, was ...
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The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Tue 24 Mar 1925, Page 9
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