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  2. PROGRESSIVE POLICY OUTLINED

    The leader of the Progressive Party, Mr. M. F. Bruxner, delivered his policy speech at Goulburn last night. In a vigorous and convincing address, Mr. Bruxner asked all who were not bound up with either of the city controlled ...

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  3. BY WIRE AND CABLE

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--A writ was issued out of the Supreme Court to-day, by Mr. Mervyn Finlay, solicitor, on behalf of Elaine Myra ...

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  4. THE TURF

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  5. GERMANY'S FATE

    BERLIN, Monday.-- Marshall Von Hindenburg heard of his election to the presidency while staying with a friend in the country, near Hanover. He did not ...

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  6. THE BRITISH MINISTRY.

    LONDON, Monday.--The Earl of Balfour has been appointed Lord President of the Council, and Lord Salisbury has been appointed Lender of ...

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  7. MONEY FOR THE STATES.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--Steps are being taken to convene a meeting of the Federal Loan Council to consider the requirement of the State in ...

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  8. CHEAP BUTTER AND MR. SWINEY.

    Mr. Swiney, as a candidate in a constituency that is mainly a dairying one, professes to be greatly concerned about the industry, particularly the interests ...

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  9. TATT'S SCRATCHINGS.

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  10. IN THE SAVAGE SOLOMONS.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--Private advices have reached Sydney from the Soloman Islands reporting the murder of a British trader named Scott, who ...

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  11. MERRABOOKA WINS TAMWORTH CUP.

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  12. LABOUR PARTY'S REAL NAME

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--Speaking at Geelong last night, the Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce) declared that Labour had been undermined and riddled by ...

    Article : 74 words
  13. RACEHORSE DESTROYED.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--The racehorse. Silver, has been destroyed as the result of injuries caused by falling while schooling over the hurdles at ...

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  14. TRIAL OF PATERSON SCHEME.

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.--A scheme to make such levies on all butter and cheese produced within the Commonwealth as may be ...

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  15. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

    TENTERFIELD, Tuesday.--An engine bolted at Tenterfield yesterday and dashed into a number of loaded coal trucks and empty sheep vans. ...

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  16. A CRY OF AGONY

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday, --At the City Police Court. Oscar Hytton and his wife were committed for trial on the charge of having maliciously mutilated ...

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  17. HIS LIFE FOR HIS HAT.

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.-- Duncan Ritchie (53), was travelling in a train near Brighton to-day, when he lost his hat. ...

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  18. LUCKY ESCAPE

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--When attempting to land at the aerodrome at Hay last night, the Adelaide-Sydney air mail crashed when a few feet from the ground ...

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  19. PREFERENCE

    CAPE TOWN. Monday. --General Smuts, particularly in the Budget debate, complained firstly that there was no remission of taxation, but increased ...

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  20. BRITAIN'S LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.

    LONDON, Monday.--At the National Sporting Club to-day, in a fight for the lightweight championship of Britain, Ernie Izzard retained the title ...

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  21. IMPORTED TOYS

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--John Leckie, a toy manufacturer, giving evidence before the Tariff Board to-day in connection with the application for increased ...

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  22. A FALL OF 60 FEET.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--While working at Danks and Co.'s building i the city to-day, James Bertram, a labourer, fell down the left well a distance of ...

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  23. MILK STANDARD

    BATHURST, Tuesday. --When two dairy men were charged at the Bathurst Police Court to-day with having sold adulterated milk it was urged for the ...

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  24. DUTY ON VALVES

    Application was made by Stanley Grime, manager of Amalgamated Wireless, Australia, Ltd., for heavy increase in the duty on imported valves. He ...

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  25. THE COMPS' PAY

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday. --Judgment was delivered by the deputy president in the Federal Arbitration Court to-day on the application of the Printing ...

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  26. THE KUROW SMASH

    DUNEDIN, Tuesday.--The post mortem examination of the body of Olive Rutherford has revealed the presence of a bullet in the skull. ...

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  27. NO GROUNDS FOR FEAR

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday,-- Referring to the election of Von Hindenburg as president of Germany, General Sir John Monash said to-day that he felt certain ...

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  28. THAT LONG DELAYED AGREEMENT.

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.-- Mr. Bruce (Prime Minister) to-day referred to the hitch in completing the reciprocal tariff agreement between ...

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  29. DRIVEN OFF THE LAND

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.--The paralysing effect of the Labour Government in Queensland country life was stressed by Mr. Reg Harris, Progressive ...

    Article : 226 words
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