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A PROMISE UNREDEEMED.
The failure of the Metropolitan Board of Works to honor the promise it made to Mordialloc council that the work of constructing the main drain in that ...
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WATER COMMISSION.
Strong criticism of Government interference in private enterprise was made by the Minister of Lauds (Mr. Dunstail) yesterday in reply to a deputation ...
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DEPUTY PREMIER.
The election yesterday of a deputy leader of the Stale United Australia party and deputy Premier created considerable interest at parliament House. The choice ...
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N.S.W. ELECTIONS.
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MOOREBANK TRAGEDY.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The trial of William Cyril Moxley, charged with the murder of Frank Wilkinson and Dorothy Denzel on 8th April at [?]oorebank, was ...
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FEDERAL CABINET.
CANBERRA, Wednesday.--Discussions on the finances of the Commonwealth, and the proposals which will be incorporated in the budget to be presented to ...
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STATE PARLIAMENT.
Several measures which had formally passed the first-reading stage on the preceding day were explained in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. ...
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ALBURY AND COROWA.
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STRYCHNINE IN BEER.
YARRAIM. Wednesday.--Before Mr. R. H. Down, P.M, at the court to-day, Leslie Ambrose Ladds, 27 years, market gardener, married, of Yarram, was charged with ...
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MR. CROFTS'S APPOINTMENT IN SYDNEY.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The Minister of Labor (Mr. Dunningham) issued all instruction to-day that Mr. C. A. Crofts, secretary of the A.C.T.C., should be ...
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TASMANIAN MURDER.
HOBART, Wednesday.--When John Kenneth Tingman and Keith William Wrathall pleaded not guilty in the Criminal Court to a charge of having murdered ...
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THE SWEATING EVIL
Some of the difficulties experienced by the Department of Labor in effectively dealing with employers who were discovered to be engaging in sweating ...
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A NEW SOUTH WALES LOAN
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The Minister of Labor (Mr. Dunningham) states that the Government proposes to negotiate with the Commonwealth Government for ...
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MINISTER'S NORTHERN TERRITORY TOUR.
The Minister of the Interior (Mr. Parkhill) stated yesterday that he proposed proceeding to the Northern territory at the end of the week. The tour ...
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TOBACCO WAR.
As all control over retail tobacconists who are adopting price cutting methods has practically collapsed, the "tobacco war" is likely to continue for some time. ...
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QUEENSLAND ELECTION.
BRISBANe, Wednesday,--The most notable change in the Queensland election results to-day was in Cook, where Mr. Kenny's majority was reduced from 74 ...
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CARLTON SEAT.
Diverse influences and conflicting interests are adding zest to the pre-selection Labor ballot to be taken on Saturday for the Carlton scat in the State Parliament. ...
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LIMBLESS SOLDIERS' BALL.
The increasing popularity of the ball held each year by the Limbless soldiers' Association was evidence inst night when at the Ormond Hall the third of these ...
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MAGNA CHARTA DAY.
Inaugurated twenty-five years ago in America, the International Magna Charta Day Association, Inc., has spread its branches throughout seven nations, and ...
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TOOHEY AGAIN IN COURT
Though not on the official list for the day, Walter John Toohey, formerly a solicitor of Queen-street, Melbourne, but now of the Metropolitan Gaol, came ...
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DEEDS, NOT WORDS.
BRISBANE, Wednesday.—--The Premier said to-night that although he had every right to remain in office till the House met and the Government was defeated ...
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A MOTORING NOVELTY.
Tentative suggestions, as to the organisation of the proposed motor rally to Melbourne for the Cup carnival in November were made by a committee, which met ...
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ANTI-COMMUNIST DRIVE.
BROKEN HILL, Wednesday.--The move instituted by the local assembly of the A.L.P. to drive Communists from other in unions here is not meeting with all ...
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"LIGHT" FUEL.
In St. Kilda court yesterday Alwyn Meagher, Hardy-street, South Yarra, was charged with having exposed for sale coal and firewood of less weight than that ...
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VICTORIAN GENERAL ELECTIONS.
Although the expenses of the Victorian branch of the A.L.P. at the recent State elections totalled £750, an appeal made in May resulted in only £244 being ...
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COST OF ELECTRICITY.
A deputation representing the Housewives' Association waited on Coburg council last night to press for the abolition of the charge of rent for electricity ...
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PATENT OFFICE TRANSFER.
Sir.--Permit me to enter an emphatic protest against the squandering of thousands of pounds in the proposed costly transfer of the Patent Office to ...
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TAX ON BOOKS.
Speaking at the Henry George League last night, Mr. E. Pitt, chief librarian said that the Melbourne Public Library, said that while the Federal Government had ...
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Church's 90th Birthday.
There was a happy gathering at Scots' Church (Presbyterian), Sydney-road, Campbellfield, last night, when an entertainment was held in connection with the ...
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N.S.W. UPPER HOUSE REFORM.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--One of the most important matters to hbe dealt with by the Stevens Government in the reform of the Upper House. ...
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