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FAMILY ENDOWMENT
In the Federal Arbitration Court yesterday more than 400 New South Wales firms connected with the timber industry made application calling upon the ...
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THE METAL MARKET
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INDUSTRIAL
At a mass meeting yesterday of the guards and shunters' sections of the New South Wales branch of the Australian Railway Union a motion was ...
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GENERAL CABLES
Captain Charles Lindbergh, the Atlantio flyer, will make an airline tour of the entire States, starting about the middle of July. The tour will ...
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POLITICAL CRISIS
At the Sydney Trades Hall yesterday delegates of the Seale faction of the State Labor Party, in the presence of representatives of the Federal A.L.P. ...
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COMPENSATION SCHEME
A special meeting of the Compense[?] tion Scheme Joint Committee was held this morning, Mr. R. C. Atkinson presiding There were also pre[?] ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES
Benjamin Jenkins (64)a deputy employed at Pelew Main colliery was killed when about two tons of coal suddenly fell brushing him Death was ...
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TROUBLED CHINA
The Hankow Gvernment is again in a precarious position. Nationalist troops from Napping are advancing up the Yangtse river with the intention of ...
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BUSH MISSIONARY SOCIETY
At the half-yearly meeting of the Bush Missionary Society missioners gave interesting particulars of their travel outback. one man encountered ...
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KING OF ROUMANIA DYING
King Ferdinand, of Roumania, is rapidly losing weight. At present he weighs only 7 stone. Doctors expect him to die during the next five weeks. ...
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PREMIER APPEALS FOR FUNDS
Mr. J. T. Lang, the Premier, is appealing for funds to Flight the forthcoming elections, which, he says, are urgently needed in order to fight the ...
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MR. LANG ON PREFERENCE
Mr. J. T. Lang, the Premier, states that the Government is determined that effect should be given to its policy of preference to local ...
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SOVIET EXECUTIONS
The Russian press publishes tetegrams from Messrs G. Lansbury and J. Maxton (Labor members of the House of Commons) and other British ...
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STURT AND MURRAY ROLLS
Inquiry at the Courthouse to-day elicited the information that a good number of people have called and requested to see the electoral rolls for ...
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RAILWAY WORKERS' THREAT OF STRIKE AT TOWNSVILLE
A stop-work meeting of railway employees held at Townsville decided unanimously that all work in the north and south yards should cease unless a ...
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TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIERS
The last definite message from Commander Byrd's plane, the America, was received at 6.35 p.m., and stated that dense fog covered all ...
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EDUCATIONAL
The monthly meeting of the M'C[?] Ioch Park. Parents and Citizens' Association was held in the schoolroom on Monday night. There was a good ...
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METHODISM IN BRITAIN
"British Methodism is healthy and Vigorous and was never better organised" said Rev. A. T. Holden, of Melbourne, in an interview. ...
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PETERSHAM TRAGEDY
The inquest was concluded yesterday concerning the death of Martha Quin (23), who was killed by revolver bullets at Petersham on June 10. ...
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BRITISH AUDIT BILL
During the debate on the Audit Bill in the House of Commons the House became a bear garden when Sir C. S. Cobb the Chairman, accepted the ...
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DOMINION STATUS
The Central News Agency says that, commencing from July 1 a change is being made with regard to communications between the Home and Dominion ...
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HEAT WAVE IN UNITED STATES
A heat wave swept the central western States of the United States, killing five persons at Chicago, nine at Ohio, two at Wisconsin, and three at ...
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NON-STOP RIGHT SEATTLE TO TOKIO
Mr. Anthony Fokker, designer and builder of the Fokker aeroplane, has announced that he is building a new plane capable of remaining in the air ...
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MONEY FOR HOSPITAL TROM NEWSPAPER TAX
Mr. H. Watson, Secretary and administrator of the Hospital, stated today that he had received a communication from the Sydney "Sun" ...
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ALLEGED WOMAN SPY SHOT
A Moscow message states that the Charkov Court sentenced to death Helen Vishnevskaya, who was charged with espionage on behalf of Poland ...
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WORLD POPULATION
The human race will number 8000 millions 300 years hence according to experts of the League of Nations when announcing a world population ...
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CANE-CUTTING TROUBLE
Mr. A. W. Braysher, chairman Of the South Johnstone cane cutters strike committee, commenting on the holding up of a picket by a gang of ...
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A BOY'S CONFESSION
A constable at New Brignton has related a remarkable story of a boy of 10 years who on being arrested, confessed to 22 crimes. In the day time ...
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AERIAL TAXI FLIGHTS
The Australian Aerial Service Limited, which serves Broken H[?] with an aerial mail service, has decided to conduct taxi-plane flights of ...
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FEDERAL POLITICS
The Federal Cabinet held its last meeting in Melbourne yesterday Mr. S. M. Bruce, the Prime Minister stated that Parliament will meet at ...
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QUEENSLAND A.L.P.
Mr. J. W. Roche, vice-president of the Queensland Trades and Labor Council when addressing the New South Wales Trades and Labor ...
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MAN ELECTROCUTED
Gordon Roy. Webb (40) employed by the State Electricity Commission, was electrocuted yesterday. His right hand was nearly burnt off, his right ...
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FAMILY ENDOWMENT BILL
From inquiries made it is. ascertained that payments under the Family Endowment Bill will he made at the Courthouse. The local officials have not ...
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MURDER OF NORMAN BRUHN
In. connection with the murder of Norman Bruhn the police yesterday issued warrants for the arrest of two men whose names are unknown. The men's ...
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DEATH OF MR. W. RENTON
Mr. William Renton, who had been an inmate of the Hospital for over 12 months, died there on Sunday Mr. Renton, who was 83 years of age, was ...
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GROUNDING OF RIVERINA
Captain Thomas Parry, master of the the interstate steamer Riverina, was exonerated by the Court of Marine Inquiry on Thursday (says a Sydney ...
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PRIME MINISTER'S TOUR
Mr. S. M. Bruce, Prime Minister, yesterday started on his 11,000 miles tour of the Commonwealth. He will travel by train, aeroplane, and boat, ...
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