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TRAMS TELESCOPED IN TERRIFIC SMASH
Careering down a steep grade from the terminus at Chatswood Railway Station last night, a runaway tram of two ...
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Many Transport Chiefs to be Retired
COINCIDING with the retirement at the expiration of their seven years' term of office next month of the two Assistant Railway Commissioners, O. W. Brain and A. D. Forster, important new transport legislation may be introduced by the State Government. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MR. O'REILLY (organiser) says:
This year's Eight-Hour Art Union receipts will not fall below that of previous years if every worker in a job buys one ticket. Friday is a ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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DENIALS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY
Despite the denials of the Federal Treasurer and other interested parties, the possibilities of Mr. Theodore leaving Dalley and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NOT SO EASY
These lads at the Marist Bros.' sports yesterday found the sack race more amusing that simple. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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OVER AND CLEAR
Concentration of supple muscles enabled C. Cummins to win the high jump at the Marist Bros.' annual sports. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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KNOCKOUT FOR JUNTA A.L.P.
CONSTERNATION was caused in the junta A.L.P. camp to-day by the reported rebellion of Senator Kneebone and the Government Whip ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BALLOT RECOUNT ORDERED
ALWAYS ready to attribute sinister motives whenever there is a recount of a Labor ballot, the an[?]Labor Press is strangely silent about ...
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RELIEF FOR OLD DEPOSITORS
An understanding is likely to be reached between the Government Savings Bank Commissioners and the Commonwealth ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BIG RUBBER WORKS ARE GUTTED
Fire gutted the extensive factories of the Hardie Rubber: Co, Soudan Street, Paddington, early this morning, doing ...
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FAILED TO TOE THE CARPET
BENCH warrants were issued by Judge Curlewis, at the Quarter Sessions yesterday for the arrest of ...
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INTEREST ON OVERDUE RATES
THE Minister for Local Government Mr. McGirr commenting on the uncertainty which still appears to ...
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MIGHT HAVE HAD BOARD OF THREE BREWERY CHIEFS
IN connection with the retirement shortly of Messrs. O. W. Brain and A. D. Forster as Railways ...
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NO RECONCILIATION IN VICTORIA
Far from the breach between the junta executive and the industrialists in Victoria being healed it was made obvious to-day that only, the ...
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MELB. COMMUNISTS BARRED
Police Commissioner General Blamey has refused permission to the Communists to march through the city streets on Saturday to the Yarra ...
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NOT IN FAVOR OF MERGER
TWO prominent city barristers, Messrs. F. A. A. Russell, K.C., and D. B. Hunter lent their weight to strong resolutions adopted at a ...
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LATE SHIPPING
Arrivals: Miami, from Newcastle, 9.45 p.m.; Burwin, from Newcastle, 9.52 Caldare, from Newcastle, 11.35 p.m. ...
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CONSTABLES SUSPENDED ON WOMEN'S STORY
As the result of allegations made by five women to the Commissioner of Police, two uniformed constables, attached ...
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MONTH'S WORK FOR CESSNOCK UNEMPLOYED
ALTHOUGH its finances are in a lean state, Cessnock to-night decided to provide one month's work ...
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FIELD DIVORCE CASE
Maggie Jane Matthewson spent her fourth day in the witness-box yesterday which was the fourteenth day of the Field divorce hearing. ...
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