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  2. RAIL GAUGE PLANNING TO BEGIN

    Planning the conversion of Victoria's railways to standard gauge will begin as soon as State Parliament has ratified the agreement entered into with the Commonwealth. ...

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  3. Happy People from U.K. to Settle Here

    SMILING IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE BY LAIIGS BAY. -- Nine year-old Erica Weston had her first taste of apricots soon after i the ship berthed at South Wharf. Centre: Mr. T. Edwards, a tool designer, and his wife and four sons made a happy group ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. BOY ATTACKED BY SHARK

    SYDNEY, Sunday.--A grey nurse shark mauled a nine-year-old boy, who was standing in 18 inches of water to haul in a net at Watson's Taylor Lake, on the North Coast, this ...

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  5. BABY HELD BY POLICE

    Called to a house in East St Kilda on Saturday night when a party was in progress wireless patrol police took a 10-month-old ...

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  6. SCHOOL SPACE MUST GROW

    SYDNEY, Sunday.--By 1952 the New South Wales Education department must find accommodation for 413,000 school children. ...

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  7. COAL FOR GAS

    Coal miners have, begun their three weeks' holiday, and whether Victorian coal stocks will last until work resumes depends largely ...

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  8. Two Bay Ships Meet Again

    Twp veteran "Bay" ships met, yesterday in Melbourne for the first time since before the war.'' They were the Esperance Bay, outward bound for London, and ...

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  9. MERCHANT SHIPS

    SYDNEY, Sunday.--Australia will embark on a ship-building programme to relieve the strain on British ship yards. ...

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  10. EXPULSION OF COMMUNISTS

    Prompt measures to be taken by the Victorian branch of the [?] Legion of Ex-service[?] prevent communists ...

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  11. In Time for Christmas

    With every inch of canvas set the New Zealand Government's 42-year-old four-masted barque Pamir, out of Wellington, made ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. MAORIES GREET MR. CHIFLEY

    Maoris entertained Mr. and Mrs. Cliifley at Ohinemoto native village, Rotorua, last night with a traditional ...

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  13. SHORE PARTY ON HEARD IS.

    In rough weather, the Australian expedition to Heard Island has landed 100 tons of stores, Including a bulldozer, jeep and ...

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  14. MORIAL TO "BANJO"

    [?]CNEY, Sunday.--A me[?] to the Australian poet ("Banjo") Paterson unveiled near Orange ...

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  15. HOLIDAY CAMP ERODED

    Erosion, which followed fierce rain at the Lord Mayor's Portsea holiday camp on Saturday, failed yesterday to cause the ...

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  16. BODY MISSING FROM MORGUE

    WELLINGTON, Sunday.--The body of Valima Phillips, 12 years, who died in Timaru hospital on Friday, was found yesterday ...

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  17. FIFTH DEATH OF PARALYSIS

    AUCKLAND, Sunday. -- A giri aged 4 has died in Auckland Hospital of infantile paralysis. The disease affected the respiratory ...

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  18. Sprinklers Stop Fire Damage

    Automatic sprinklers controlled a fire which broke out at the premises of W. A. L. Agnew and Son Pty. Ltd., Macaulay-road, ...

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  22. Two Injured in Collision

    Mrs. Fliegner, 44 years, of Mundy-street, Mentone, was admitted to Royal Melbourne Hospital last night suffering from ...

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  23. TAXI AND TRAM COLLIDE

    A passenger in a taxi, Mr. John Hurt, 23 years, of Stokes-street, Port Melbourne, was injured yesterday afternoon, when the taxi collided with a tram at the corner of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. VEREY LIGHTS FIRED IN BUSH

    Wireless patrol police were hurried to Netting Hill early yesterday morning, when a resident reported that Verey lights were ...

    Article : 87 words
  25. Police Chase at 85 M.P.H.

    After a seven-mile chase along the Hume Highway last night in which the said they had to [?]ceed 85 miles an hour, members ...

    Article : 83 words
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