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WHITE RACE MAY BE WIPED OUT
"The world as we know it must find a new way of fellowship or perish," the Bishop of Newcastle, Right Rev. Do Witt Batty, told a ...
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SOUTHS AT SPORTS GD.
THE question of home and home matches was hotly debated by Rugby League delegates at last night's meeting. ...
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MALCOLM IS CLEARED BY RUGBY UNION
At last night's meeting of the Rugby Union Council, the Protests and Appeals Committee reported that "S. J. Malcolm had ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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WARNING FROM GOSLING TO REACTIONARIES
It might be "The New Guard," or it might be some other intensely "patriotic" organisation wishing to play at soldiers or ...
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POLICE OF ALL RANKS IN CONFERENCE
That "a policema's lot is not a happy one" was emphasised by the annual report of the New South Wales Association, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LANG'S PLAN
THE "Lang Plan," briefly, provides (1) suspension of payment of interest to oversea bond-holders until terms have been ...
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THE MEAT THAT PEOPLE EAT
Sitting as a Royal Commissioner, and assisted by Mr. A. Barry, of the Crown Law Department, the State's Chief ...
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POLICE STRONG FOR UNIONISM
N.S.W. POLICE are strong for unionism, and at the annual conference of their association yesterday, several speaking expressed opinions ...
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BREAKING THEM UP
EVER since the days of Sir Henry Parkes, the question of cutting up big squattages adjacent to railway lines has been ...
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LATE MRS. RILEY
THE funeral of the late Mrs. E. Riley took place in the Northern Suburbs Cemetery (Presbyterian portion) yesterday afternoon. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CONFERENCE OF PRODUCERS
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AUSTRALIA'S HUGE DEFICIT IN 1934
At the close of the Council Economies Committee meeting to-day, the chairman, Mr. Jones,. M.L.C., said a questionnaire had been forwarded to ...
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HUNGER'S PANG--BROKEN WINDOW
At the Central Police Court yesterday, Sydney Joseph Waters, 37. charged with attempting to break and entering the premises of the "Elite" ...
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HOW SHUNTER WAS KILLED IN DERAILMENT
No date has yet been fixed for the coronial inquiry into the death of Alian Smith, of Singleton, a shunter, who was killed last night when a 35. ...
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MASCOT DOGS
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CATHOLIC TENNIS SERIES
THE results of the last round of the New South Wales Catholic Lawn Tennis Association's games are: KEARNEY SHIELD: Randwick beat ...
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TO-DAY'S COURTS
Before the Full Bench.--In No. 1 Court, Queen's Square.--For Hearing: At 10.30 a.m., re Town and Shire Clerks' (State) award, appeal by Association of Local ...
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WON'T EMBARRASS GOVERNMENT
When matters of increased pay and "extras" came before the N.S.W, Police Association at its annual conference yesterday, Mr. Littlefair (Ashfiled) ...
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N.S.W. OAKS
The New South Wales Oaks, second of the season's classics, which will be commenced by the National Coursing Association at the Woodstock enclosure ...
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WAH YING SENT TO GOAL
FOR twenty years Wah Ying enjoyed the sunshine of Australia, and evaded the arm of the law. Yesterday, at the Central Police ...
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FRENCH BUYERS ACTIVE AT WOOL SALES
French buyers were eager to secure quality lots at the wool sales conducted at the Royal Exchange yesterday. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., brought ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
"A.B.C." (Albury): An uncertificated bankrupt cannot sit in the Federal Parliament. The Election Act forbids his nomination. ...
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MAN FOUND HANGING
Edward Barelay Smithers, 54, was found hanging from a rafter by a place of rope at the home of his son. Edward James Smithers, Pasadena ...
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KILLED IN COLLISION WITH MOTOR CYCLE
William R. Jack, about 50, of West Brunswick, was killed to-night when his bicycle collided with a motor cycle near Haymarket, city, Norman ...
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ENGINEERS WAGES TO BE REDUCED
As a result of the readjustment in the Federal basic wage, the wages of Newcastle engineers will be reduced by 1 a week. ...
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