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KING GEORGE ILL GENERAL CONDITION IS SLOWLY IMPROVING
'A bulletin issued at 10.45 a.m. says: "His Majesty had a fair night. His temperature this morning was lower, and his general condition, is slowly ...
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STATE PARLIAMENT DEBATE IS RESUMED ON ELECTORATES BILL
The members of the Degistative Assemoly having agreed to the second reading of the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections bill at 2 o'clock ...
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PEACE IN INDUSTRY CONFERENCE IN MELBOURNE OF EMPLOYERS & EMPLOYEES
The peace in industry conference opened yesterday. Councillor H. D. Luxton, the Lord Mayor, said that peace in industry was one of the ...
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THE METAL MARKET
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BOMB OUTRAGES
In connection with the recent bomb outrages a party of detectives visited several parts of the Ballarat district yesterday and arrested five men, who ...
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WOOL SALES LONDON PRICES MAINTAINED
The London wool sales were continued to-day. Of a catalogue of 111.800 bales the estimate of those sold is as follows:—Home, 37,800: the ...
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS LAST NIGHT
Judge Coyle presided over the District Court at the Courthouse last night when the following cases were heard:— ...
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SICK CHILDREN'S HOLIDAY DESCRIPTION OF DOINGS GIVEN BY MAY TYSON
The 15 girls who were sent to the Junior Red Cross Home, Cudgelo, Ramsgate, returned this morning all safe and sound and considerably ...
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W. HILL v. MURRAY AND DYETT
Walter Hill sued E. Murray and Charles Dyett for £90 for work done. Captain Storkey appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. J. J. Davoren for ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOW MURDER TRIAL
The trial of Ernest Trapman and his wife, who are charged with the murder of the woman's first husband, Percy Chung Gow, will take place in ...
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NO CHANGE IN CONDITION
A bulletin issued at 8.30 p.m. says:— "The King's general condition is the same as stated in the morning's bulletin. The localisation of the ...
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CONVENOR'S ADDRESS
Mr. James Macdougall, the convenor of the conference, said he regretted the absence of the Australian Workers' Union representatives. Personally he ...
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FIRE AT ROSEBERRY
A flash of light, a series of explosions, and then a mass of flames, marked the beginning of a disastrous fire at the factory of S. C. Johnson ...
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PRICES FOR LOCAL CLIPS IN THE ADELAIDE MARKET
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DEATH FROM GAS POISONING
Oliver Mitten (44), laborer, of Rozelle, was found dead by his wife this morning with his head wrapped in a tablecloth in a gas stove with the ...
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N.S.W. LABOR COUNCIL MAKES CONDITION
The New South Wales Labor Council entered a strong protest against the decision of the industrial peace conference to exclude the press from ...
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P. O. BARRON v. J. WALDON
Peter O. Barron sued Joseph Waldon for £102 8/8 for goods sold and delivered. Mr. W. P. Blackmore appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. J. J. ...
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ECHO OF "MR. A" CASE
There was a sensational ending to a libel action brought by William Cooper Hobbs, who figured in the "Mr. A" case. Hobbs sued the Liverpool ...
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ANOTHER CONSULTATION YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Lord Dawson returned to the palace at 2.30 p.m. and had a brief consultation with Sir Stanley Hewett, but no bulletin was issued. ...
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
The members of the Legislative Council, by 29 votes to 8, last night rejected an amendment to the Local Government Act proposed by Sir ...
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COUNTERFEIT COINS
In the Central Police Court yesterday Harry Anderson (52), a seaman, was committed for trial on a charge of having uttered a counterfeit ...
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TO-DAYS PROCEEDINGS
The District Court was resumed before Judge Coyle in the Courthouse to-day when the following cases were heard:— ...
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DUEL FOUGHT IN SYDNEY
At the Darlinghurst Quarter Sessions yesterday John Thomson (40) was acquitted on a charge of occasioning actual bodily harm to William ...
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A MEDICAL REVIEW
The "Lancet" points out that the infection in His Maiesty's lung is of a nature with which medical men are familiar. For the past two years they ...
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CLAIM FOR CAR HIRE
James Liston Brennan claimed from Hetty Wallace the sum of £46, representing the balance owing on an amount of £60 for motor car hire for ...
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INCOME TAX BILL
When the Income Tax Management Bill was returned to the Legislative Assembly from the Upper House, Mr. T. R. Bavin, the Premier, intimated ...
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JERVIS BAY STOWAWAYS
The first section of the eight Jervis Bay stowaways was released on Wednesday and sent back to England. The men declare that nothing will ever ...
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BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND IN BOWEN RIVER
A message from Bowen says that the body of a man named Buchanan, who disappeared from his hut on Birralee cattle station, has been found ...
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DUKE OF GLOUCESTER REACHES BULAWAYO
The Duke of Gloucester was travelling in the Premier's saloon carriage when, north of Bulawayo, the engine gave trouble. The Duke took ...
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TWO-UP SCHOOL RAIDED
A carefully planned police raid on a two-up school at Paddington late last night resulted in the arrest of 22 young men. The school was situated ...
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GARNISHEE MATTER
In a garnishee matter, Frederick Steele Scott v. S. Gentle, the amount of £6 paid into court was ordered to be paid out to the judgment creditor. ...
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DISTRESS IN BRITAIN
"The situation in the mining areas in Britain is unparalelled in living memory," says Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Minister for Health, in a letter ...
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LOSS OF A FINGER
Minnie Beatrice Sanderson claimed from J. Watson the sum of £150 for injuries caused to a finger in a motor car door accident. Mr. J. J. Davoren ...
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MAN'S ALLEGED OFFENCE AGAINST 16-YEAR-OLD GIRL
Robert Stanley Milligan (21) was charged in the Central Criminal Court to-day with having committed a capital offence at Harbord (11 miles from ...
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REPORT TO MISS ASTON
Miss Aston received a report from the home to-day in which it was stated that while away one girl had had eight teeth extracted and others of the party ...
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RECORD PRICE IN SYDNEY
Dalgety and Co. have been advised that the eighth series closed in Sydney to day, when that firm offered 2650 bales, including a good selection ...
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PLEASANT TRIP HOME
The children returned from the holiday under the care of Mrs. E. Tremaine who also accompanied them on the trip over. Mrs. Tremaine ...
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BRITAIN'S TRADE
"Every business man in England should do what Sir Beniamin Morgan has-done to see the Dominions," said Mr. L. C. Amery Secretary for the ...
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INJURY CAUSED BY DOG
Maria Teresa Schmidt proceeded against Roy Campbell and Rosamond E. Campbell claiming £50 damages in respect to an injury caused by a dog. ...
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THE HOSPITAL
Mr. E. M. Horsington in the Legislative Assembly yesterday asked Mr. E. A. Buttenshaw, Minister for Works and Railways, whether he is aware ...
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JUNIOR RED CROSS MEMBERS TO BE GIVEN CERTIFICATES
Miss Aston received from Red Cross headquarters to-day a parcel containing 18 certificates of active membership in the Junior Red Cross and these will ...
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A STOLEN CHEQUE BOOK
During last month a woman who had been sitting reading in a city reading-room rose to depart and found her handbag missing. Believing that ...
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CHRISTMAS CHEER FUND FOR CHILDREN OF UNEMPLOYED
The closing date of enrolment for the Christmas Cheer Fund for the children of the unemployed has been fixed for December 12. For this ...
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HIS LAST MEETING
Mr. Alfred Shackel, a well-known member of many charitable committees collapsed and died at a meeting of the combined Jewish philanthropie ...
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COMPENSATION SCHEME
Mr. W. D. Barnett, secretary of the Joint Committee of Compensation, reported to-day that a cheque has been received from the Junction North ...
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TAKEN ILL AT WORK
T. Lennon was taken ill when at work at the North mine last night. He was taken in the ambulance to the Hospital, where he was admitted to ...
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