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WORK FOR SUSTENANCE.
A deputation from the Royal Agricultural Society, which waited on the Minister of Labor (Mr. Goudie) yesterday, urged that the Government should pay ...
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THE MONETARY SYSTEM.
As Victorian divisional registrar of the International Accountants' Corporation, Mr. M. B. Duffy was chief guest at a dinner given by the Victorian council of ...
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THE SUNSHINE TRAGEDY.
Inquiries by the Sunshine police into the tragic triple drowning at the local swimming pool on Saturday last, took a surprising turn yesterday. The police ...
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Glorious cloudless weather on Tuesday favored the opening of the Ascot meeting, one of the lending social and sporting events of the London season. The King ...
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MISSING FLIERS.
PERTH. Wednesday,--The seaplane of the missing German airmen was located to-day by Pilot Sutcliffe in a West Australian Airways plane in a bay about ...
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THE BIG BLOW.
The Republican National Convention opened its proceedings in the Chicago Stadium to-day to the music of "Dixie," played by what is boastingly declared to ...
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OTTAWA PLANS.
Although elaborate schemes have been worked out in the preparation of Australia's case for presentation at Ottawa, there is danger that the whole ...
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DISARMAMENT.
In an attempt to breathe fresh life into the disarmament conference, the heads of the Empire delegations met tonight. Sir John Simon presided. Mr. ...
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COLDEST DAY FOR TEN MONTHS.
Yesterday was the coldest day that in Melbourne has been experienced for ten months. Snow was falling steadily on the hills. On the Australian ...
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GERMAN BUDGET.
The Berlin decree issued yesterday enables the enables of the 1932 budget at £410,000,600, including £68,000,000 for State insurance expenditure. The ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
All the banana plantations in the Sula Valley, between Chameecon and San Pedro (Honduras), were destroyed on Monday night by a hurricane. ...
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GOVERNMENT CRITICISED.
At the meeting of South Melbourne council last night the mayor, Cr. Parry, sharply criticised the Argyle Government, declaring that it was not acting up to its ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.
Sir,--Exporters of primary products have been anxiously awaiting some official pronouncement from the Federal Government on its monetary policy, and the ...
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HEAVY WEATHER AT SEA.
Reports from coastal lights indicate the prevalence of strong nor-weslerly gales and high sons from Cape Nelson to Wilson's Promontory. Small vessels are ...
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ACTOR IN PLANE CRASH
The case against Campbell Copelin, actor, who was seriously injured early on the morning of 19th March in an aeroplane crash on Sandridge golf links, was ...
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CHILEAN REVOLUTION.
The British cruiser Durban, attached to the South American division and the West Indies squadron, and flying the broad pennant of Commodore Lane-Poole. ...
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HEAVY RAIN IN TASMANIA.
DEVONPORT, Wednesday.--Exceptionally heavy rains have fallen here, up to 10 inches having been recorded in some of the mountain country, and rivers are ...
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OFFICIAL INEPTITUDE.
SALE, Wednesday.--An amazing change in front on the part of the Health department is revealed in correspondence between the department and the Avon shire ...
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A SEVERE STORM.
AVOCA, Wednesday.--A storm of unusual severity occurred on Tuesday evening between Lamplough and Lillictur. The roof was blown off Mr. G. McVicar's ...
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COMMERCIAL AVIATION.
A meeting of the air-convention organisation committee was held at Mebwan House last night for the purpose of making arrangements for holding a second ...
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STREET ACCIDENTS.
The difficulties of the committee of management of the Melbourne Hospital are accentuated by the heavy demands made on its casualty department by street ...
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RESCUED AVIATOR.
If the Steamer Circle City had not happened to deviate from her usual course she would not have forced the Polish airman Stanley Hausner floating in his ...
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UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF.
Speaking at the half-yearly conference of the Victorian Association of Ladles' Benevolent Societies, held at Georges' tearooms yesterday afternoon. Mr. W. Kent ...
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Fewer Unemployed at Caulfield.
Unemployment registrations for Caulfield, according to the mayor Cr. Packer) totalled 1016 last week, the fewest since 1st January. As a result weekly ...
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RAILWAY EXCURSION TO WEST AUSTRALIA.
The Commonwealth Railways Commissioner (Mr. Gahan) announced yesterday that arrangements had been made with State Railway Commissioners for ...
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CREATING WORK.
In order to provide as much extra work as possible to relieve the unemployment situation Prahran council, has made a departure in its methods of road ...
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SALES OF FISH.
PORT FAIRY, Wednesday.--Local fishermen are keenly watching the results of the auction sales of fish at the various suburban markets, and express themselves ...
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WATERSIDE WORK
The president of the Melbourne branch of the Waterside Workers' Federation (Mr. E. Walsh) yesterday expressed approval of the suggestion made by Judge ...
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NEW ZEALAND EXCHANGE POOL.
WELLINGTON, Wednesday,--The Prime Minister announced to-day that the Order in Council establishing the exchange pool regulations would be ...
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NEW GUARD APPEALS.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—--Eight members of the New Guard who pleaded guilty in the police court to charges of having assaulted Alderman Garden, secretary of ...
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INCOME TAX PAYMENTS.
ADELAIDE, Wednesday.--The Premier stated to-day that the Government's estimates of £1,750,000 for land und income taxation for the financial year ended ...
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