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INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE BREAKS OUT AGAIN ON CITY SEWER WORKINGS
A motor accident remarkable for the absence of serious consequences in circumstances where all concerned might have been killed or seriously injured, ...
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TRADE WITHIN EMPIRE
"Price for Price, and quality for quality, the people in England will always pinchase the Dominion product or the Dominion manufactured article ...
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PRESBYTERIAN
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, now sitting in Melbourne, has announced the appointment of the Rev. John Walker ...
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TREE PLANTING
Two important public bodies carried out their portion of the tree-planting ceremony in the Presentation Avenue on Saturday last. Representatives of ...
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SURFACE WORKERS PRECIPITATE STRIKE
AFTER little more than a week's work on the city sewer, another dispute arose to-day which threatens a continuance of operations. The Industrial Tribunal, having granted the underground workers the bank to bank conditions which they demanded during the recent strike, the surface workers have now demanded the same ...
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GUILTY
William Coulter and Philip John Treffene were found guilty by the Jury to-day, and sentenced to death, for the murder of Detective Inspector Walsh, ...
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SCENE OF THE MURRURUNDI TRAIN DISASTER
Portion of the debris conveying an idea of the force of the smash in which 26 lives were lost and 46 persons were injured. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ENGINE LEAVES RAILS
Another railway accident was narrowly averted at four a.m. to-day, when the express from Sydney was nearing Illabo, 11 miles from Junee. The ...
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MUSICAL CRITIC
Mr. A. L. Kelly, a well known Australian musical critic, who is spending a short holiday in Canberra, gave an impromptu address to the members ...
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FROM CANBERRA
An a number of motorists are not familiar with the best and most picturesque route from Canberra to the coast the National Roads and ...
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THE DAVIS CUP
France, after fighting its way into the final of the Davis Cup, failed badly when opposed to United States. Experts over the other side, gave France ...
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READER'S VIEWS
Sir.—May I draw the attention of residents to the fact that the flowering shrubs in the plantations are there for the benefit of the public generally, and ...
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MRS. E. G. CRACE
By the sudden death of Mrs. E. G. Crace at "Gungahleen" Gininderra on Monday, at the age of 48 years, another link is broken in the past history of ...
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AIR FORCE
An announcement it has been made by the Department of Defence calling for applicants as cadets for the Royal Military College at Duntroon. This year, ...
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LIQUOR
"I hope that Parliament within its own building will be loyal to the resolution of the people of Canberra if they decide at the proposed referendum to ...
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DERAILMENT
Two carriages on the Bairnsdale express were derailed at oakleigh on Tuesday afternoon. The train was delayed for about an hour while the ...
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SCHOLARSHIP
The Minister for Agriculture has announced his acceptance of a generous offer by directors of the McGarvie Smith Institute, to establish a research ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES
The London wool sales opened in a the to ten per cent, advance. There was a large attentance and confident bidding was in evidence. France was ...
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