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NATIONAL MUSEUM
The Architects Department of the Commission is busy preparing plans of the National Museum of Zoology, financial provision for the erection of which ...
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UNEMPLOYMENT
The president of the Canberra branch of the A.W.U. (Mr. D. Kelly), denied that there were only two unemployed in Canberra. ...
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DUFF DELIGHTED
Mr. Les Duff, manager of the Australian Olympic team, returned from Paris delighted with the form shown by Boy Charlton despite a severe cold, ...
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SWAMPED AND SANK
It now appears certain that Amundsen has been lost in a vain attempt to rescue Nobile's crew. Sweden has competely withdrawn from Spitzbergen rescue ...
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CABINET
Federal Cabinet commenced sitting in Canberra' yesterday, and will continue to-day and to-morrow. It is the first meeting of Ministers in, this ...
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ELECTIONS
Is the date of the Federal elections likely to be earlier than has been anticipated? Although the Prime Minister has ...
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BRIBERY CHARGE
The court was crowded when the hearing of the case was commenced. The Magistrate declined to hear the case against Mating first. ...
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HEENEY
Dempsey is enthusiastic over Heeney. He declared, "It will take a superman to beat him; he is strong and rugged and apparently possesses a lot of ...
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EMPLOYMENT
No further reductions are to be made in the personnel of the Conimission's office staff. Admitting yesterday that about 200 ...
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POISONED
Detectives have been sent from Adelaide to investigate the deaths of Mrs. Tanner, 29, and three children, aged 3, 2, and 1. whose ...
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KING'S CUP AIR RACE
Miss Spooner, who finished third, in the King's Cup Air Race, wins the Studeley Trophy, consisting of a [?]enge Cup and £150, offered for ...
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LEADERS UNDER ARREST
The revolution has now subsided. The official account, states that the leaders are under arrest, and the normal life of the city has resumed. The ...
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AIRSHIP FLIGHT
Campbell, the Australian flier, who is planning a trans-Atlantic flight in a 715ft. dirigible, which is now secretly under construction at Highbury, ...
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HOUSING INQUIRY
The Public Accounts Committee has completed the taking of evidence on housing conditions at Canberra. The committee will sit in Melbourne ...
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CRICKET
A well-known Victorian and international cricketer of former years, Mr. Peter McAlister, paid a short visit to Canb[?]ra yesterday. ...
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HARD PLAY IN SINGLES
In the remaining singles Davis Cup finals between Italy and America, De Morpurgo (Italy) beat Hunter, 6-4, 6-8, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Hennessy (America) beat ...
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IN 23 DAYS
Captain Collyer and Mears arrived at Battery Point, completing their round the world trip by aeropiune and steamer in the record time of 23 days, ...
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TRANS-ATLANTIC
Lieutenant Paris started from Brest on his trans-atlantic flight, via the Azores, in a seaplane. Paris was accompanied by a wireless operator and ...
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LIEGE TOURNAMENT
In the Liege tournament, Australian ladies' singles. Miss Akhurst bent Miss Bickerton, 6-3, 6-3. In the doubles, Miss Boyd and Mrs. O'Hnra Wood beat Miss ...
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CAR THEFT
A Morris-Cowley car, owned by Mr. Denman, of Reid, was found burnell on the Yass road yesterday morning. Left standing near the Capitol ...
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WOMAN'S SUICIDE
A poignant story was told at the inquestion Mrs. Florence Jones, 34, who was found in a gas-filled Hat at Darlinghurst, on July 20. ...
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CONCILIATION
Mr. Duggan, president of the A.C.T.U., said to-day that the general opinion of union leaders was that one of the vital points for the industrial peace ...
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DUTCH PLAYERS WIN
The Dutch tennis players, Timmer and Kool, beat Cummings and Moon (Australia), 7-5, 6-2, 6-2. ...
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THE URALLA
It is hoped that the steamer Uralla will be re-floated from Stockton beach shortly. During the week-end, the wreck moved 12 feet towards the ...
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AUSTRALIANS IN BERLIN
The Australians continued the tennis match against the Germans at Berlin to-day. Rahe (Germany) beat Hopman, 1-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1. ...
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WATERSIDERS
Owing to discontent at Judge Beeby's award, the Waterside Workers' Federation will hold its triennial waterside workers' congress, which ...
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ARRIVAL AT AZORES
Lieut. Paris has arrived at the Azores. ...
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WAR PENSIONS
A variety of subjects are Included in the agenda of the annual congress of the N.R.W. branch of the Returned Soldiers' Longue, which will be opened ...
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COAL INDUSTRY
The State Premier (Mr. Bavin), suggests an appeal to colliery owners and miners to co-operate in an endeavour to place the mining industry ...
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R-100 FLIGHT
Two hundred people applied for berths, some offering £1,000 for the first flight from the United States to Britain in the R-100. No passengers ...
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SAFE ROBBED
During the early hours of Saturday morning, the office of the Commission brickworks at Westridge was entered, the safe blown open, and a ...
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£850 AWARD
The Workers' Compensation Court to-day awarded Mrs. Gladys Holstein, widow of George Holstein, £850 compensation in respect of her husband's ...
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GAOL ESCAPEE
Albert Bickham, who escaped from Bathurst Gaol last week, was captured in the serub near Bulgandri mine. ...
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RESIGNED
The Minister for Labour, Marone, has re[?]igned. ...
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