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FARMER MEETS DREADFUL END FROM 'PLANE PILOTED BY FRIEND
Victorian officials are surprised that the N.S.W. selectors have chosen T. J. E. Andrews, A. Jackson, and D. ...
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DEATH DIVE
Struck by an aeroplane which was making a forced landing in his paddock this morning, Alfred C. Smith, a farmer, of "Cornwallis," near Windsor, was killed instantly. His head was partially severed from his body. ...
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HEROIC ACT!
"I have heard of many acts of bravery, of people jumping into deep water where the current is strong and rescuing others, but they are not comparable with Kavanaugh's act in rushing further out to rescue a young ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BLACK-OUT?
The acting-secretary of the Electrical Trades Union (Mr. J. Martin), who visited Wollongong and Port Kembia at the week-end, in connection with ...
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COMING BACK
The Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, announced to-day that Rear-Admiral Hyde, who is due to be relieved or command of the Australian Squadron, ...
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£3 19s 6d A PUNCH
We have heard of boxing champions whose every blow has brought them £5 or £10 apitce in a highly endowed bout. The reverse was heard in the Central ...
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MOTOR SMASH
A serious motor collision occurred near Narooma yesterday. A car driven by P. 'O'Rorke, a Ford salesman, of Bega, was conveying ...
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SAVING £.s.d.
Though it may appear anomalous, it is far cheaper to transfer credits from London to Western Australia than ...
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P.T.O.
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"SHOOT HER"
A midnight attack on Clifford Rothwell, a bookmaker, at his home at Aroona-road, Caulfield, and alleged theft of ...
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BELL'S TOLL
Church bells were tolling in Windsor this afternoon out of respect for the late Mr. Smith, who was a native of the ...
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"NO ROARERS"
Lord Hillingdon, who with Lady Hillingdon, has been holidaying in Australia, is greatly impressed with our racing. ...
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NO REPLY
The secretary of the N.S.W. Cricket Association (Mr. Heydon) when interviewed this afternoon would not comment upon the statements of the ...
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MILD TO-DAY
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"PAT ON THE BACK"
"Picking pockets is the charge against your clients," said the desk sergeant at the Central Police Court to-day, to Mr Young, who sought a remand for ...
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SHIP SPEED
Britain to Fremantle in 29 days. This speeding up in the Australian passenger service will be introduced when the Aberdeen and Commonwealth ...
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HIT ROCKS
While entering Moreton Bay to-day the steamer Canadian Scottish struck Smith's Rock. The Canadian Scottish was inward ...
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MOTH CRASHES
A Moth 'plane owned by Philip A. Wills, the son of an Australian-merchant now resident in London, and piloted by Flying-Officer Gayley, of the ...
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TOO ROUGH
The experiment of net-fishing for sharks off Bondi Beach will not be tried out until next week-end. Plans for casting out the nets off ...
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ALLEGED MURDER
Malcolm McKinnon, 63, a rigger, was charged at the Central Police Court to-day, with having on January 19, murdered James Logie Blair. ...
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HAS NATURE ERRED ?
Criticisms leading Sydney women of the Sand Sheik or Male Flapper should accomplish a substantial deflation in his self-esteem. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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HELD BY WOMEN
Returning home this afternoon with her two sisters from the funeral of another sister. Miss Gladys Magee, of Blaxland-road. Bellevue Hill, walked ...
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AUDACIOUS CRIME
[?] criminals are fools. They may display cleverness up to a certain point, but their foolishness is never far away. ...
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FINE TEST
A notable electrical engineering ceremony was carried out here on Saturday, when the town was lighted with electricity current from Burrinjuck. ...
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SERIOUS CHARGE
Roy Anderson, or Lionel Liardet, 42 traveller, and Eugean Spalding, 21 saleswoman, were charged at the Central Police Court to-day with having, ...
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SYDNEY EXCHANGE
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AIR ATTACK
"Aviation has reached the stage when aeroplanes could fly from enemy countries, bomb Australia and return without landing," declared Air ...
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NEW GUINEA INQUIRY
The fact that Judge Phillips was acting as Administrator during the absence of Brig. General Wisdom, has created a difficulty in arranging a ...
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FOR BUSH CHILDREN
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Horse Thief Gaoled
Muswellbrook, Monday--At the local police court, before Mr. Geike P.M., Sydney Herbert Smith, on several counts of theft, as well as horse ...
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