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BRITISH LABOUR PARTY
The Parliamentary Labour Party assembled to hear the Cabinet's reply to the ultimatum of March 27 and received the suggestion that the matter ...
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LONDON NAVAL CONFERENCE
There is little hope that to-day's Naval Conference discussions will yield a solution of the security problem. A reliable prophecy is that the ...
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Damage £25,000
Damage estimated at £25,000 was done to the building and stock of Robert Reid and Company, Limited, at the corner of Edward and ...
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CITY ECHOES
The echoes of Tuesday's official opening ceremony will go down through the history of Brisbane, Brilliantly successful from all aspects it was a ...
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AVIATION
A fatal accident occurred at Ayr yesterday afternoon at the close of an aerial display, as a result of which Mr. William Coutts, 23, lost his life, and an ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT
A scene of wild uproar occurred in the House of Representatives yesterday when, a bitter personal attack was made on the ex-Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia, Sir Adrian Knox, by Mr. J. C. Eldridge, Labour member for ...
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Train Robbery
Although the police, accompanied by a black tracker, yesterday examined the railway line in the vicinity of where the bandits leaped from the ...
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"Hope Not Abandoned"
"The situation is very active and fluid," explained the British Spokesman this morning. Mr. H. L. Stimson and Mr. Ramsay ...
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Wool Textiles
A stoppage in the wool textile industry appears to be inevitable. The employers have refused to meet the president and other delegates from the ...
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Passenger Planes
The decision of the Australian National Airways to purchase two or more 18 to 20 passenger planes is the first step in the inauguration of a fast ...
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PERSONAL
After more than 45 years service in the Railway Department in New South Wales, Mr. W. J. Morris, Secretary of Railways, will retire shortly. ...
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Levy on Incomes
The Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Bill, which provides for a reduction of 15 per cent in the salaries and allowances of Ministers of the ...
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London to the Cape
The Duchess of Bedford and Captain C. D. Barnard took off from Lympne in a Fokker monoplana at 5.12 o'clock this morning ...
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France Adamant
In reference to the conversation between Mr. A. V. Alexander (First Lord of the Admiralty) and M. Dumesnil (French Minister for Marine) to-day, ...
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Prince of Wales
It is understood, that the biography of Queen Mary by Lady Charlotte Cavendish, was not submitted to Her Majesty, and therefore, the extracts ...
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CAPTAIN L. M. HATFIELD HONOURED
The board of directors of the Moreton Bay Stevedoring Co., Ltd., entertained the retiring superintendent of the Canadian National Steamships ...
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Gaol Escapee
In their search for William Roache, who escaped from the Ballarat gaol on Sunday morning last, three detectives paid a flying visit to Swan Hill ...
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Watersiders Fined
Proceedings were taken in the Hobart Police Court by the Tasmanian Stevedoring Company Proprietary Limited against three members of the ...
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DEATH OF MR. D. OMAN
Mr. David Oman, a former Minister for Lands and Agriculture, and for 27 years a member of the Legislative Assembly of Victoria, died at Lismore ...
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CLAIM FOR £3,000
A Civil Court jury awarded £1,129 3s. damages to Willoughby Bollen, a ground engineer, formerly employed by the De Haviland Aviation Co., in his action ...
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Industrial Instability
The Industrial Stability Committee, which was appointed by the State Government on the recommendation of the Premiers' Conference to keep in ...
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DEATH OF PAPUAN MISSIONARY.
The death of Rev. Charles Abel, a Papuan missionary, is announced. The late Mr. Abel married Miss Elisabeth Moxon, of Woolahra, who is ...
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VICTORIAN SINGER
Batti Bernardi, the Victorian singer, has signed a contract to appear for 10 years as principal tenor at the Opera Comique, beginning in July. ...
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PROHIBITED IMMIGRANTS
When visiting Sylvan on Wednesday a constable arrested two Jugoslovakians, who reached Melbourne a few days ago. At the City Court they were ...
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House of Representatives
In the House of Representatives yesterday, the Prime Minister (Mr. J. H, Scullin), continuing his speech on the Bill to amend the Preservation of ...
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"LONDON HOUSE"
It is understood that the Government shortly will make an appeal to the public for assistance in establishing a residential institution, called ...
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SAMOAN UNREST
An apia message states that Chief Tuimaleallifane and 72 other Samoans, charged with having associated themselves with a seditious organisation by ...
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TOOWONG SOLDIERS' DIVISION
A well attended special meeting of the Toowong sub-branch of the the Returned Soldiers' League was held on April 10, with the president, (Mr. ...
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J. MALOUF'S PURCHASE
In this issue Mr. J. Malouf, the specially draper, of Telegraph Newspaper Building (next to Pike Brothers), announces that he was the successful ...
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BABINDA CENTRAL SUGAR MILL
The Babinda Central Mill passed a final payment for the 1929 season of 2s, 6d. a ton of cane, making a total payment for the season of 40s. 6d. a ...
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SUFFOCATION ALLEGED.
Edward Dolphin Campbell was committed for trial at Barraba on a charge of having suffocated Thomas O'Brion, It was alleged that Campbell attacked ...
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