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NEW AERIAL PROJECT
Three giant aeroplanes, the largest and most elaborately equipped in Australia, will shortly be operating in inte[?] State services. ...
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THE NAVY
The Acting Prime Minister (Dr. Earle Page), has received advice from the High Commissioner (Sir Joseph Cook), that the submarine Otway, for ...
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SEWER STRIKE ENDED
The strike of sewer workers has finished with dramatic swiftness without the men gaining the claims for which they struck. The settlement has ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ENGLISH SPEAKING UNION
Pilgrimages to their Federal Capital City are becoming an increasingly pleasant feature of the outdoor activities of many great public bodies whose ...
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SEN. ELLIOTT
Signs that people with an Australian outlook are beginning to recognise the due importance of Canberra are not wanting even among many of the most ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CAPTAIN COBHAM
In four days, Captain Alan Cobham has leaped from the front door of Australia to the outskirts of India. On Tuesday, he touched Asia at ...
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PAPER INDUSTRY
The Legislative Council to-night passed a Bill, authorising the granting of rights and concessions to Mr. David Avery, to encourage his project to ...
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SERIOUS CHARGE
At the Quarter Sessions to-day, a remarkable story was unfolded of hyp notism, resulting in a farmer and h[?] wife coming within the entire contro ...
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MR. J. A. FIHELLY
Mr. John Fihelly, ex-Agent-General for Queensland, was knocked down by a motor car at Sandgate last night. He was admitted to a hospital in a ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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AEROPLANE
An aeroplane struck a cow when landing on Belmont Common at Geelong. The cow's leg was broken, and the undercarriage of the 'plane was ...
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QUEANBEYAN
It has been decided to sell the present School of Arts in Monaro Street, Queanbeyan, and erect a more modern building in Crawford Street. ...
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44 HOURS
In the State Arbitration Court, workers in the Perth timber yards and works have been granted a 44 hours' week, with an increase in wages of 51/6 per ...
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Protest from Queanbeyan
The Queanbeyan Council, at its last meeting, decided to protest through their Federal Member (Mr. J. A. Perkins), against the remarks of Senator ...
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RAIL SMASH
The mail train from Rockhampton collided with a stationery goods train at Palmwoods at 4 a.m. to-day. It is understood that there were no fatalities ...
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UNRULY SCENES
Further unruly scenes have been witnessed in the Victorian Legislative Assembly. During a debate on a Labor motion, that the Speaker's ruling ...
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GREYBEARDS
Mr. Donald McKinnon, President of the Victorian Cricket Association, in addressing country clubs' representatives, made a strong appeal for the ...
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TRAIN WRECKERS
Two men have confessed to having wrecked the express near Lehrte on August 18, when 20 people were killed and five seriously injured. The ...
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BOY THIEVES
Five boys aged from 11 to 15 years were arrested at Brunswick for office breaking and theft. The boys broke inunder the floor and smashed ...
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OSMIRIDIUM
Reports have reached Ballarat from Rocky Head to the effect that an important discovery of osmiridium has been made there. ...
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CRICKET
The Queanbeyan Cricket Club met last night, and arranged the fixtures for this season. The President (Mr. A. E. Moore), and the secretary (Mr. Sid ...
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