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  2. HOSPITALS

    The first reading of the Hospitals Bill was moved in the Legislative Assembly to-night by the Minister for Health, Dr. Arthur. ...

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  3. KNIGHTED

    The Governor, Sir Dudley de Chair, announced to-night that the King had been pleased to confer on Daniel Levy, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, ...

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  4. BURNING LIQUID

    A fiendish attempt at murder aboard the Mooltan was reported on arrival of the liner here to-day. The chief saloon steward, G. Fowler, ...

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  5. ROW ON SHIP

    About a hundred coolies, armed with pieces of coal, axes, buckets and sticks, last night attacked J. T. Buchanan, second engineer of the Clan Morrison. When ...

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  6. QUESTION TIME

    Replying to Mr. Dunn (Labor), in the Legislative-Assembly this afternoon, the Minister for Health, Dr. Arthur, said it was a fact that several ...

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  7. 15 YEARS

    Found guilty of bombing the Greek Club, Timothy O'Connell electrified the crowded court by a vehement outburst of protest against his ...

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  8. CRIME.

    The report of the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Mitchell, for the year, 1928, discloses a serious increase in crime in New South Wales. ...

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  9. ANTI-EMPIRE?

    General Jan Smuts, leader of the South African Opposition, speaking in the Assembly, emphasised that people of all shades of polities realised the African ...

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  10. 'CLEAN POLITICS'

    Mr. E. Thurtle (Labor), introducing his Clean Politics Bill in the House of Commons to-day, admitted that the title was a little ambitious, as one little Bill will ...

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  11. ARMED?

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. Burke (Lab.) asked the Premier whether it was a fact that several workmen going into Saxton's timber yard on Monday ...

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  12. SPAIN'S DICTATOR

    I am very fond of him, but his vicious persistence in circulating political ideas tending to demoralise public opinion compelled me to act, announced De ...

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  13. BALDWIN SPEAKS

    Using an electioneering, broadcasting device, whereby his speech was heard in nine halls at various towns in Lancashire and Cheshire, the audience totalling 35,000, ...

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  14. ARCTIC TRIP

    Sir Hubert Wilkins passed through here to-day, on route, for New York, aboard the steamer Erbe. He indicated that he had plans for an ...

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  15. SHARK VICTIM

    The inquest was held to-day, into the circumstances of the death of Alan Butcher, who was mauled by a shark at Maroubra. ...

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  16. TO VISIT AUSTRALIA

    Mr. A. J. Cook, secretary of the British Miners' Federation, informed the Australian Press Association that the doctor has advised him to take a health ...

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  17. SKULL FRACTURED

    Robert Robertson, 41, a well-known pony trainer, was found lying in a dazed condition in a city street last night, suffering from a fractured skull. ...

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  18. 'CAPITALISM'

    In the House of Commons, in the course of Sir Newton Moore's speech on unemployment, there was a dramatic interruption. ...

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  19. "WONDERFUL"

    Although a 50 mile an hour easterly gale was blowing at Craigwell House throughout the night the King was up early and sat dressed at his bedroom ...

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  20. EASY TARGET

    The newspaper "Airways," discussing the Channel tunnel, points out that it would be easy, and vulnerable to aerial attack. A flight of bombers could wipe ...

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  21. TO LEARN FARMING

    The Minister for Labor and Industry, Mr. Farrar, announced to-night that arrangements are being made for an officer of the State Labor Exchanges to proceed ...

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  22. DESFRVED FLOGGING

    At Darlinghurst Sessions to-day, Allan Glover, 18, was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment for having assaulted a 14 years old girl in a picture show at ...

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  23. PYRMONT FIRE

    A fire broke out shortly before midnight in the engineering works at Brown and Brown, Limited, Pyrmont, causing damage estimated at many thousands of ...

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  24. A SPILL -- BUT UNHURT

    Colonel Lindbergh was returning from Valbuena flying field from a flight over the neighboring, volcano peaks with his fiancee. Anne Morrow, when his plane ...

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  25. THE KANOWNA

    During the inquiry concerning the Kanowna disaster, Captain Hooper, ship surveyor for the Commonwealth Navigation Department, said he inspected the vessel's ...

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  26. PUBLISHED DOCUMEMTS

    The editor of the newspaper, "Utreehtsch Dagblad," interviewed, declared the documents published on February 24 are minutes of a meeting of ...

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  27. BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    It was announced at a meeting of the Labor Executive that the Labor party is running candidates in 561 constituencies. ...

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  28. DIED ON TRAM

    Mr. George Buzacott, one of the best-known figures on the Sydney Stock Exchange, collapsed and died in a Coogee bound tram last night while returning to ...

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  29. £1000 FOR HOSPITAL

    The estate of the late Frank Edwin Dixon, retired company manager, who died aged 76 on January 9 last, has been sworn at £89,361. He left numerous ...

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  30. PARTY MEETING

    At a joint meeting of the Country and Nationalist parties this morning the Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, outlined the Government's programme for this session, and ...

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  31. CHARLIE CHAPLIN

    Charles Chaplin, the film comedian, who was stricken with ptomaine poisoning on Monday, developed intestinal influenza to-day. His tempertaure is 101 and his ...

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  32. LOST PURSE AND £20

    Rev. Morice J. Blok, of the Orara Coff's Harbor circuit, who is in Sydney for the Methodist Conference, reported to the police that while travelling yesterday ...

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  33. BOY KILLED

    John Clune, 13, while attempting to alight from a moving electric train at the Waitara railway station lost his footing and fell between the train and the ...

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  34. CAR DRIVER FOR TRIAL

    Phillip Post, 38, storekeeper, was committed for trial at Parramatta court, on a charge of having, through misconduct in driving a car, inflicted bodily harm on ...

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  35. NOVEL DEFENCE.

    When Allan McKenry, 23, was charged with driving a car in a negligent manner, it was stated he went to sleep at the ...

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  36. "INFINITE STUPIDITY"

    Addressing a meeting of women Conservatives, Sir William Joynson Hicks. Home Secretary, referred to the Kellogg pact. ...

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  37. NO CONFIDENCE

    The Lidcombe Council carried a vote of no confidence in the Mayor, Ald, Wyatt, on the motion of Ald. Wilson, who declared that the Mayor had overstepped his ...

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  38. LOST OVERBOARD

    Mr. C. A. Campey, a member of the Melbourne staff of the Bank of Australasia, disappeared from the steamer Manuka during her vovage from ...

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  39. FIRE HORROR

    The bodies of Andrew Archer and his wife and five children, the victims of Monday's fire horror, were buried in one coffin yesterday. There was a large ...

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  40. £75,000 IN HAND

    Officials of the Returned Soldiers' League expressed gratification at the vote of Parliament approving of the Hyde Park site for the Anzac Memorial. ...

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  41. MAWSON EXPEDITION

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, stated to-day that the Commonwealth Government proposed to appoint a committee almost immediately to settle matters in ...

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  42. NOT INSURED

    Coraki's annual show, which concluded to-day, has been a most unfortunate one for the society. The society was not insured against ...

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  43. ENGINE TESTED

    The Jaguar engine, which Moir will use in the Vicker-Vellore 'plane flight to Australia, was successfully tested out at Coventry to-day. It will be conveyed ...

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  44. GASSED WHILE BALLOONING.

    Walter Seherz, who was helmsman on the two Zeppelin Transatlantic crossings, was ballooning over Friedrichshaven, when he climbed into the gas chamber to free ...

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  45. 70 MILES PER HOUR

    Major Segrave's racing boat Miss England, in which an attempt will he made to heat the speed record on water, underwent her second test on Halifax River ...

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  46. 'MUCH RESTLESSNESS'

    Dr. Wentworth Shields, Bishop of Armidale, returned to Sydney to-day after nine months trip abroad. He said he observed much restlessness among the people of ...

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  47. REPAT. DEPARTMENT

    The Cabinet decided to-day to transfer to Canberra the War Service. Homes and Repatriation Department's, comprising 250 persons. It is estimated that £25,000 ...

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