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SPORTING
At Moonee Valley to-morrow the Melbourne Hunt Club will hold a race meeting. Following are the final acceptances and times of starting as ...
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STATE LIVING WAGE
Mr. A. B. Piddington, industrial commissioner, dealing with the effects of the child endowment scheme, said: "While the new law is neither ...
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THE METAL MARKET
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THE ROYAL TOUR
The Duke and Duchess of York were greeted by huge crowds as the Renown entered Portsmouth barbor and berthed at noon to-day. Heavy rainstorms ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES
Mr. A. J. Dunkerley arrived in Sydney yesterday from Darwin after a journey of 6 days 7 hours 15 minutes, during which he covered 2656 miles in ...
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INDUSTRIAL
In the Federal Arbitration Court yesterday various representatives of the [?]ber employers asked for leave to serve a summons on the Australian ...
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FOOTBALL
A special meeting of the Broken Hill League will be held at the League room to-night to consider the question of standing down on South Cup Day, July ...
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ESTATE AGENT BAILED UP
Mr. S. J. Cahill, an estate agent at Ryde, was bailed up by two men yesterday. One presented a revolver and demanded his money, but on meeting ...
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A PLAYER INJURED
J. ("Darcy') Dwyer, who has been playing with the Wests throughout the season, injured his arm in the match against the Souths on the Alma Oval ...
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CANCELLATION IS SOUGHT OF SUGAR WORKERS AWARD
An application was made yesterday in the Brisbane Arbitration Court for the cancellation of the sugar award on the ground that the A.W.U. was openly ...
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WELCOME AT PORTSMOUTH
The first family touch as the Re[?] into dock was the Duke of York pointing out to the Duchess with almost boyish glee the Prince of Wales, ...
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FIRE IN U.S.A. OILFIELDS
A message from Long Beach (California) states that a fire swept a section of the Alamito Heights oilfields, near Long Beach, on Sunday evening, ...
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INCREASED EXPENDITURE IN RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS
The new living wage of £4 5/ a week will mean an increase of £120.000 year in the railway and tramway expenditure, made up as follows: ...
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TWO MEN ARE REMANDED ON CHARGES OF ASSAULT
At the Central Police Court yesterday Harold Griffith (18), a laborer, and William Sincocks (32), a machinist, were charged with having maliciously ...
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CHARGES TO BE HEARD AGAINST SUBURBAN MEN
On Thursday night next Mr. J. W. Richardson commissioner of the Suburban Association, will deal with charges laid by Umpire L. Hocking against ...
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STRIKE AT MOTOR WORKS OVER DISMISSAL OP MAN
Because a Union official was dismissed with several other men whose services were no longer required owing to a [?]ness of trader 20 unionists ...
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COST TO SYDNEY COUNCIL
The increased living wage will have an important effort on municipal and shire councils. In respect of the Sydney City Council alone the cost of the ...
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NEW ZEALAND
Frederick Charles Davis, who murdered his wife and then committed suicide at Christchurch, left a letter freely indicating his intentions, and ...
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GOLF
The final 18 holes of the president's trophy took place on June 19, and was won by the club's captain, Mr. E. Jones, with a score of 14. He played ...
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"WOMEN VERY FORTUNATE" IS COMMENT OF TRADER
Mr. R. H. Gordon, president of the Retail Traders' Association, said: "Women are very fortunate in getting such an increase in wages. Of course ...
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PROTESTS OF METHODISTS AGAINST NIGHT TROTTING
Members of the West Maitland Methodist congregation have decided to enter an emphatic protest against the proposal to hold hight trotting ...
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ASSAULT ON A WOMAN
Walter Davies (26), a cook, was charged in the Newtown Police Court yesterday with having attempted to morder Hazel Grace Greenfield at St. ...
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SIR J. COOK AT GENEVA TELEGRAPHS A WELCOME
Sir Joseph Cook, the Australian High Commissioner, telegraphed a warm welcome from Geneva. Sir James Parr, who came specially ...
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STATEMENT OF THE PREMIER ON SAMOAN AGITATION
Mr. J. Coates, the New Zealand Prime Minister, says that the Government now has proof that the samoan agitation was engineered by ...
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THEFTS ON STEAMER
Cabins were ransacked and jewellery, clothing, and other articles were stolen during the voyage of the steamer Katoomba from Melbourne to Sydney. ...
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"A PALTRY INCREASE" COMMENTS MR. GARDEN
Mr. Jock Garden, secretary of the Sydney Trades and Labor Council, referring to the living wage declaration, remarked: "The commissioner should ...
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TENNIS
Interesting tennis is expected this week when the finals will be retched in the All-England championship The last eight in the men's singles are ...
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MUSICIANS' UNION AND PALAIS ORCHESTRA
Arising out of the refusal of the employers to engage a banjo player at the Broken Hill Palais de Danse the Federal Arbitration Court was called ...
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A RACECOURSE INCIDENT
At the inquiry into the Tunning of she Lovedate Handicap at the Pokolbin races on Saturday it was stated chat one of the jockeys had used an ...
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AN ALLEGED GUNMAN
At a late hour last night a man entered Smith's fruit shop in Redfern, and after purchasing some fruit said to Mrs. Smith: "T'm not one of the ...
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ADDITION TO WAGES BY THE CHILD ENDOWMENT
With the declaration of the new basic wage of £4 5/ a week by Mr. A. B. Piddington, Chief Industrial Commissioner, the Family Endowment Act ...
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DEATH OF MRS. MELBOURNE
Word was received to-day. of the death at Rydalmere, N.S.W., this morning of Mrs. H. Melbourne a former resident of Broken Hill. She was ...
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MISS BETTY NUTHALL'S VICTORY TN DOUBLES
In the third round of the women's doubles at Wimbledon to-day Mrs. Godfrey and Miss Nuthall defeated Mrs. Lycett and Miss Collyer, 6-3, 6-3. ...
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SURRY HILLS MURDER
More than a dozen men who are known to the police were closely questioned by detectives during the week-end and asked to account in detai ...
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MAN IN ALBURY GAOL WANTED FOR OTHER CRIMES
A man in the Albury Gaol who was committed for trail under the name of Joseph Waterson has been identified as Herbert Robert Stanley, who ...
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COCKBURN v. BROKEN HILL
The Cockburn Tennis Club made a trip to Broken Hill on Sunday last and played a match against the "Wywurri" Club. At the completion of an ...
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FOOTBALL DISTURBANCE
Disgraceful scenes occurred at West Wyalong yesterday when the local football team played the Forbes Old Boys for the Tinman Cup. At one ...
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WIDOW OF THE VICTIM GIVES EVIDENCE AT INQUEST
Mrs. Norman Bruhn, widow of the victim of Wednesday night's shooting affray, gave formal evidence at the inquest yesterday. She told the corone ...
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ALLEGED "RINGING-IN"
William M'Carthy (36) was yesterday arrested on a provisional warrant in connection with the alleged "ringingin" of a New Zealand trotting mare. ...
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LOCAL BOXING
The boxing committee of the Trades Hall Trust will conduct contests or South Cup Night, July 16. The main bout will be between Bert Nichols, ...
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BATHURST MEMORIAL FUND
Ihe balance-sheet of the carnival held in Bathurst in February last in aid of the Soldiers' Memorial Fund has been issued. A profit of £776 is ...
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COLUSIOH AT SEA
Late on Sunday night an unknown steamer crashed into the sailing vessel Beatrice off Cape Liptrap knocking down the mast and carrying away the ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Reginald Tasker, of Huntriss-street, Torrensville, a hairdresser, was taken by the police from his home to the Adelaide Hospital at 10 o'clock last ...
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LOCAL RACING
Mr. W. J. Haghes, secretary of the South Broken Hill Jockey Club, stated to-day that he had been advised by the Chamber of Commerce that members ...
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A BODY IDENTIFIED
The dead body of the man seen by Mr. Benjamin Matson on the beach near Grange on Sunday has been identified as that of Alfred Walter ...
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FLIGHT BOUND AUSTRALIA
Captain Kingsford Smith and Mr. C. T. P. Ulm, who are attempting a record flight round Australia, arrived at the Albert Park aerodrome at 10.10 o'clock ...
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CAPTAIN SMITH EXPECTED AT ESSENDON THIS AFTERNOON
Captain Kingsford Smith and Mr. C. T. P. Ulm are expected to arrive at the Essendon (Victoria) aerodrome this afternoon. They will leave for Sydney ...
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