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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondents forwarding letters to "The Age" are requested to state distinctly whether or not such letters have been sent to any other newspaper. The name and ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Slight to moderate seas from Bight to Tasmania, with N.W. to W. winds, freshening around Tasmania. Fresh to strong north-easterlies in central Tasman Sea, and ...
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THE SPEAKERSHIP.
Mr. Blackburn announced his resignation as Speaker just before the Legislative Assembly adjourned last night. The fact that there were fifty members in ...
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Nobody's Business.
Each attempt to cope with the intensifying problems of traffic movement within the metropolis exposes the deficiencies of the system of ...
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OUR CABLE SERVICE.
By special arrangement, Reuter's world service, in addition to other special sources [?] information, in used in the compilation of the overseas intelligence published in this ...
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AUSTRALIA'S COMPETENCE FOR DEFENCE.
There are times when it seems that with respect to international peace and national disarmament hope, has " for a season bade the ...
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OUR OVERSEAS TRADE.
Continuing his efforts to promote trade between Victoria and various ports in Great, Britain, the Agent-General has now turned his attention to Bristol. In ...
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THE POLICE INQUIRY.
In the Legislative Assembly last evening the Attorney-General moved-- That the maximum expenditure of the board appointed to inquire into certain allegations ...
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Electing a Speaker.
With the resignation of Mr. Blackburn, the Victorian Legislative Assembly has lost an admirable Speaker. Like his immediate ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Before the Legislative Assembly proceeded to consideration of the measures yesterday, there was a vigorous debate on the question of unemployment. This ...
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ANGLICAN CHURCH.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The channels of employment into which the future activities of the nation should be turned was to-day made the subject of a ...
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WHAT LOANS COST.
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NEW GUINEA AIR MAIL.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--Maintaining his reputation of always arriving at scheduled time, Mr. C. T. P. Ulm and the crew of the Faith in Australia, with the first air ...
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FEDERAL REVENUE.
CANBERRA, Wednesday.--Official figures issued to-night show that the customs revenue for July totalled £17,753 above tho estimated £2,883,000. The ...
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POSTAL NOTICES.
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CENTENARY TESTAMENT FUND.
In recommending the proposal of the Pocket-Testament League to distribute testaments during the Centenary celebrations, the president of the Methodist ...
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Arrival at Melbourne.
The piano reached Point Cook at 5 p.m. in charge of Mr. Allen, Ulm having decided to stay at Canberra. The 9437 articles of mail were sorted by the mail ...
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United Kingdom and Continent of Europe.
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Melrose Postpones Flight.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The weather had not cleared sufficiently for James Melrose, the Melbourne Centenary entrant to return to Adelaide, and he has ...
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REMOUNTS FOR INDIA.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--Between 3000 and 4000 horses will be shipped at Melbourne, Newcastle and Brisbane this month for India. The horses are to be ...
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