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£50 MILLION IRRIGATION SCHEME
The Australian author, [?]on Idriess, speaking at a Millions Club luncheon to-day outlined a £50 million plan to irrigate a ...
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ITEMS OF NEWS
The municipal engineer. (Mr. Sarv[?]as) reports that good progress is being made with the exc[?]tion of a cottage at the waterworks and this should ...
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War Will Hit Civilians
“We must inevitably suffer a [?] greater degree of rationalisation of industry than [?] yet we have had reason to for[?],” said the Acting ...
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DIGGER AND HIS TWO SONS
Pte. E. Myors (centre) is doing his bit in this war by serving in No. 5 Garrison Guard. He was a Digger in the last war, and now has two sons serving. They are: Pte. Ken Myors (right), now overseas, and Stoker V. A. Myors, R.A.N., who formerly lived at Culcairn. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Advertising
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Station Platform Crowded
The platform at the Albury railway station was crowded yesterday when relatives and friends of about 50 Albury and district soldiers farewelled ...
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THE CULVERT PASSES BUT MEMORY TORTURES
Announcement that Progress, he represented by the mechanised roadmaking apparatus of the Main Roads Board of N.S.W., has blotted out the ...
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Made It A Cycling Track
A human little incident took place in Dean Square yesterday afternoon, when two tiny tots on tricycles made a track of the gravel around the ...
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She Began Her Journey
When little Joy Dalgleish, aged 4½, of Wodonga, decided to set out on journey yesterday afternoon she caused quite a stir in Dean st., which ...
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Scrap Metal Collection
The scrap metal and waste paper collection being conducted to assist the funds of the Mayor’s Patriotic Fund is to be continued to-day when a lorry ...
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DRY IN ALBURY DISTRICT
The continued dry weather is causing district farmers and graziers concern, says our Walbundrie correspondent. With no ...
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Albury Water Scheme Extensive.
In connection with the improvement scheme of the Albury water supply, the contractor is now engaged in the excavation work of the new 300,000 ...
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Family Notices
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Mr. Churchill Speaks
In announcing the attack on Crete, the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill), in the House of Commons this afternoon briefly ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BIG FIRE IN SYDNEY
Sydney’s largest fire for 12 months to-night completely gutted a four-storeyed building in Kent st., City, and caused damage ...
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Masonic Social Dance Season
The Masonic social dance season, for which invitations are issued by the Social Committee, begins to-morrow night when the first dance will be ...
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Comforts Fond Appeal
On Friday, a special carnival will be held in the streets of Albury [?] assist the Comforts Fund appeal, [?] will be conducted by members of ...
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Albury Patriotic Fund
Mr. K. G. More, treasurer of the Albury patriotic fund, at a meeting of that body last night, reported that the takings for the past month had been ...
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Soldiers’ Appreciation
In the report on Albury Soldiers’ Rest Room at the patriotic meeting at the Town Hall last night, it was reported that Pte. A. G. Smith had ...
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Volunteer Defence Quota Closing
The Albury Volunteer Defence Corps, which has been training over a considerable period, has now been transferred to Southern Command, ...
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ITALIAN FLAG FOR WALBUNDRIE
The farewell evening tendered to Private Clarrie Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, of Walbundrie, was probably unique for that ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Over £40 Taken at Dance For Comforts Fund
The large following the Business Girls have was emphasised last night by the success of the dance run by them in conjunction with the C.W.A ...
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About People
Mr. and Mrs. Quinn, of Melbourne, are staying at the Globe Hotel. Miss Marjorie Newton has returnc[?] to Albury from Melbourne, after ...
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LEAFLETS DROPPED
A new technique has been adopted by the British authorities in the campaign in Iraq, where our troops captured Fallujah. a village on the ...
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POLICE SCRUTINY ALLEGED
Labor’s campaign director in the Boothby electorate, Mr. R. S. Richards, Lender of the South Australian Labor Opposition, alleged to-day that ...
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W.V.S. Mobile Canteen Appeal
Members of the Albury W.V.S., at their annual meeting at the Town Hall last night, decided to launch an appeal for the Mobile Canteen Kitchen ...
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ICELAND BECOMES INDEPENDENT STATE
Iceland has again become a wholly independent State. M. Finsen, the Iceland Charge d’Affaires, announces that Parliament on May 16 voted for the ...
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ALL FORMS OF TRANSPORT UNDER ONE CONTROL
Steps will be taken shortly by the Minister for Transport (Mr. Hyland) to bring all forms of transport under the control of one department Mr. ...
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STATE TO BUILD 300 HOUSES
Within a few weeks the Housing Commission will commence the construction of 300 houses for munition workers at Maribyrnong. said the ...
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OFF WITH HIS HEAD?
According to the “Daily Express,” Air-General Willibald Spang, head of the Luftwaffe’s meteorological office, is now implicated in the Hess affair. Hess ...
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Provision of Comforts For Soldiers
Mr. R. Collings, secretary of the Albury Patriotic Committee, at its meeting last night, said that he had been in touch will headquarters, which ...
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LONDON’S OLDEST HOUSE DESTROYED
With any pre-war guide to London’s age-old buildings now reading almost like a catalogue after eight months of bomb damage, the authorities permit the ...
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NO STATEMENT ON HESS
In the House of Commons this afternoon. the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said he was not in a position at the moment to make a ...
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WEATHER
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CO-OPERATION WITH THE COMMONWEALTH
The new Labor Government in N.S.W. plans for greater co-operation with the Commonwealth Government, particularly in regard to National ...
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BRITISH OFFICER TO COMMAND IN N.Z.
The Minister for Finance (Mr. Nash) to-day announced that Major-General Sir John Duigan, Chief of the New Zealand General Staff, would retire ...
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