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Letters to the Editor
'G.S.," in last Saturday's issue of "The Age" asks for information, Who or What Was tho Flying Pieman ? William Francis King, who was born in ...
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EUROPE'S TRAVAIL.
After an eight months' absence, Judge Beeby (of the Federal Arbitration Court) returned from a health tour by R.M.S. Cathay yesterday, with the ...
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Quickly Made Crochet Wallet.
In the last rush of making Christmas gifts, do not forget that every woman needs a different hand bag to use with every frock, and that with washing ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Travellers Talk of This and That.
INTERESTING impressions of life in England and the Continent, with particular reference to art, music, education, the theatre, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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A Word of Thanks.
As a business man and taxpayer, for many years, and oeing compblietl recently through unforseen circumstances to obtain the assistance of the Invalid and ...
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Motoring, Fashions and Nursery Schools.
a definite "hit," they said, and in Lady of La Paz--another successful production --Janet Johnson had been featured. The, attended also an open-air performance ...
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A Pensions Hand Bock.
As the chief president of cite supremo, council of the Australian Pensioners' League, I cannot allow the Hand Book on War Pensions issued by the ...
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The Auxiliary Traffic Code.
The suggestion of a correspondent that an additional burden be added to traffic by having to distinguish between minor, major and arterial surroundings ...
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RISKS CHILDREN RUN.
Inquiries were held yesterday regarding two cases in which children met their deaths by burning. A finding of accidental death was recorded in each. ...
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BULB INDUSTRY.
England in ten years had become thoroughly established in the bulb industry, according to Mr. J. Overall, a fellow of the Royal Horticultural Society, ...
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CLAN CAMERON GATHERING.
Two pipers piped the haggis in at supper at the gathering of the Clan Cameron on board the R.M.S. Orama last night. Three cooks preceded, by the ...
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St. Paul's Cathedral Bells.
I express no opinion as to how those splendid bells are rung. There Is one aspect of the case not mentioned by either of your correspondents. It is this ...
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The Midland Junction Experiment.
It is evident that the British Government is anxious to reopen emigration to Australia on a large scale. Under existing conditions, in which no provision is ...
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THE KITCHEN MARKET.
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UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE.
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REACHING THE DEAF.
An account of a twelve months' tour abroad was given by Mrs. G. A. Hurd-Wood, of Auckland (New Zealand), to members of the Lip Readers' Society ...
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The Bend Tenants.
I was also an applicant for a Bend home, and I agree with "Questioner." Take my position. I made application; was out of work for some lime. The ...
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Band of Hope Competitions.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondents forwarding letter to "The Age" are requested state distinctly whether or not such letters have been sent to any other newspaper. The name and ...
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RHODES SCHOLAR.
ADELAIDE, Monday.--William Douglas Allen, 22 years, son of Rev. J. N. Allen, of Norwood Wesley Church, and Mrs. Allen, was chosen to-day South ...
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