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STATE POLITICS
At a meeting of the Labor Caucus, on the motion of Mr. A. M'clelland, seconded by Mr. R. T. Gillies, Mr. C. C. Lazza[?], the Chief Secretary, was ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES ROBBERY FROM COURTHOUSE
The police believe that a thief secured a duplicate key to gain entrance to the office of the Ashfield clerk of petty sessions last night. He ...
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THE METAL MARKET
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SPORTING RIFLE SHOOTING
The New South Wales King's prize[?] man for 1926 is O. J. Stanton, of the Sydney Rifle Club. He won the coveted honor at the National Rifle ...
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TROUBLED CHINA
The "Daily Express" Shanghai correspondent says:— A further letter has been received from Mr. Freeman Davies, a West ...
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BUSH FIRES FLAMES UNDER CONTROL IN TWEED RIVER DISTRICT
Although the bush fires are practically under contrel on the upper reaches of the tweed River the [?] ation will be serious until rain comes. ...
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STRIKE IN BRITAIN COAL FOR DOMESTIC USE IS REDUCED IN PRICE
Hot on the heels of the prop[?] by the miners' leaders that before the dispute ends coal will cost [?] a [?] came the retailers' immediate ...
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MOTOR CAR AT WAVERLEY HITS A TELEGRAPH POST
A motor car containing two men left the road at Waverly last night and crashed into a telegraph pole with such terrific force that the machine ...
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RIOTING AT PORT TALBOT.
Hundreds of men and women at Port Talbot set fire to a motor coach conveying miners to work under police escort. They assulted the occupants ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
A Paris message says that the [?] Parision's" suggestion to make Berlin the meeting place of the League of Nations Council in March of next year ...
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ALLEGED BRIBERY IN STATE POLITICS
At the Bribery Inquiry being conducted by a select committee approved by the State Government. Mr. Q. S. Spedding, editor of the "Labor Daily," ...
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A DRAW-BAR BREAES ON BOURKE MAIL TRAIN
The draw-liar connecting the first and second carriages of the Bourke mail train snapped as the train was leaving Wellington Station last night ...
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POSITION AT [?] IS CHANGING DAILY
It is difficult to accurately describe the situtation in China. The position is changing daily. Kiukiang, which was captured by the Reds on Sunday ...
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MINERS' EXECUTIVE MEETING DISCUSSES THE POSITION
The meeting of the [?] of the Miners' Federation was adjourned until to-day. The "Daily Telegraph" states that ...
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FLAMES STILL RACING IN THE CASINO AREAS
Although the pall of smoke appeared worse yesterday than on Thursday there is reason to believe that the bush fires have abated, although all danger ...
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CYCLING
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INDUSTRIAL
The claims served by the Hotel. Club, and Restaurant Employees' Union on the proprietors asks for a 44 hour week, a day and a hair off ...
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THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
At the annual Communion and Breakfast of the H.A.C.B.S. held in Adelaide on October 10, Archbishop Spence referred to the Boy Scouts as ...
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IN QUEENSLAND
Considerable losses of grass have, been experienced and many miles of [?] has been destroyed by bush fires which have been raging around ...
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CRICKET
Mr. Harold Bushby, chairman of the Australian Board of Cricket Control, who returned to Sydney by the Niagara to-day said: "The manager of the ...
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BANDITS IN NEW JERSEY ROB U.S.A. MAIL WAGGON
A message from Elizabeth (New Jersey) says that drug-crazed bandits are believed to be responsible for an amazingly cold-blooded crime. The bandits ...
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DISTRICT NURSING ASSN.
The monthly meeting of the District Nursing Association was held at the Town Hall last night, Mr. T. H. Barson presiding. There were also ...
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QUARREL ON FOOTPLATE OF AN EXPRESS TRAIN
A message from Paris says that a quarrel on the footplate of the engine of the Versailles to Paris express train resulted in the death of the ...
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YOUNG WOMAN ATTACKED BY MAN IN ADELAIDE
Miss Muriel Dwyer (13), was the victim of a brutal attack while on her way home to Barton-terrace, North Adelaide, at about 8 o'clock ...
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OSMIRIDIUM SEIZED
Detectives have seized £500 worth of osmiridium alleged to have been illegally removed from Tasmania. They have also effected an arrest. ...
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LEAGUE PERMIT COMMITTEE
A meeting of the permit committee of the Barrier District Cricket League was held last, night when the following permits were granted: J. Ryan, from ...
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BUSINESS CHANGE
The undertaking business of Mr. D. B. Mangolsdorf changed hands from yesterday when Mr. T. J. Mallon took it over. The business first, came into ...
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RAILWAY TO SYDNEY
The men on the construction of the Menindie bridge are now sinking the 12ft. diameter cylinders for the bascalo span. Progress is slow on ...
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BIG SYDNEY FIRE
Premises occupied by Boyd and Elkins, motorengineers,at 25 Wentworth[?] avenue. City, were badly damaged by fire last night. The outbreak occurred ...
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WILCANNIA CLERGYMAN APPEALS FOR AN AEROPLANE
The advent of the flying parson is foreshadowed by an advertisement inserted in the "Morning Post" on be[?] half of the Rev. C. Daniels, of ...
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The C. P.O. team will play a match against the Elito XI on the Gaol Reserve to-morrow. G.P.O. team: Clissold (captain), Piper (viee-captain), ...
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GRAMOPHONE FUND
G.S..T. has added £[?] to the gramophone fund started by Mrs. Piper for the benefit of the sick children at the Hospital. The money is "for ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN TARIFF AND IMMIGRATION POLICY
Mr. T. Paterson, Minister for Markets and Migration, considers that the attack on Australia's immigration and tariff policy by the London Chnmber of ...
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FOOTBALL.
At the meeting of the umpire and [?] committee of the B.R.F.A. last night [?] Bates was granted a clearance from the West Juniors to the Wests. ...
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The St. Peter's troop of Boy Scouts conducted an "Ugly Man" competition in connection with the fair which was conducted on September 24 and ...
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A PRESENTATION.
At thE Oxide-street Methodist manso, Chloride-street, on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. F. J. Miller was farewelled. Songs wore given by Mrs. A. ...
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DEFENCE OF BRITAIN
Sir Samuel Hoare, Secretary for Air, speaking of the Imperial Conference aspects on the question of defence, said: "Britain has spent £116,500,000 yearly ...
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EMPIRE POLITICIANS
The Empire Parliamentary delegates arrived in Melhourno yesterday and were accorded a civic reception. The rest of the day was spent sight-seeing. ...
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ST. ANDREW'S FAIR.
Miss Gwen Mearns, of the produce stall, was elected queen of St. Andrew's fair which was held on Thursday. It is expected that the church ...
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THE GOULBURN COUNCIL
The Goulburn Council has asked the Local Government Department to make inquiries into te grave allegation which has been made against the ...
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EMPIRE POLITICIANS INVITED TO BROKEN HILL
Alderman S. J. J. Davey, Acting Mayor, yesterday issued an invitation to the Empire delegation to include Broken Hill in its itinerary, ...
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BRITISH LABOR PARTY
The British Labor Party Conference has carried a resolution urging the workers of the world to inform their Governments that they will meet war ...
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EXPRESS TIMETABLE.
No definite information has been received by the Silverton Tramway authorities concerning an improved time[?] table for the express, but word is ...
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EDUCATIONAL
As the result of an examination at raid-winter the following teachers have completed their examinations for class III:— ...
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MAIN ROADS ACT
The transfer of the administration of the Main Roads Act from Mr. J. J. Fitzgerald. Minister for Local Government, to Mr. J. M. Baddeley, Minister ...
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DISTRICT SHEARING COMPLETED
Shearing in the district has been completed, the men from Nelyambo, one of the last sheds to cut out, leaving for South Australia last night. ...
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IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
Cabinet Ministers met to-day and finalised the arrangements for the opening of the Imperial Conference on Tuesday. Mr. S. M. Bruce. Prime ...
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INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL MEETING.
To-morrow afternoon the Barrier Industrial Council will hold a special meeting to deal with the appointment of a medical authority under the ...
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W.I.U. ELECTIONS.
The annual election of officers to the "Workers' Industrial Union was continued to-day and will be continued on Monday, Friday next and the ...
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