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TIDE TURNED
"I have no doubt whatever as to the future of this country," said the Prime Minister (Mr. J. A. Lyons), when replying to a toast ...
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YOUNG ALLROUNDER
R. V. Thomas, the Launceston spin bowler, who captured 5 wickets for 14 runs against Victoria in Melbourne yesterday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SEA HISTORY
The typescript of a work of very great historical, value and importance has been presented to the National Library at Canberra—the complete ...
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MINING RIOTS
To-day found the six leading mining companies on the Golden Mile working under normal conditions. The men who were stood down from the Lake View ...
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BADCOCK 104
Tasmania had a great day at the wicket and on the field in the interstate match between Victoria and Tasmania, which began on the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PRINCE MAY TRAVEL LIKE THIS
A cruiser of the Leander type, the most modern of the Royal Navy, which may be chosen to bring Prince George to Australia. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PARIS TENSE
The Royalist newspaper, "Action Francaise," is organising a demonstration for the meeting of Parliament on Tuesday. ...
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TEST TEAM
"I think that the Test team to go to England this year will develop into the best side that has ever left Australia," said Mr. Harold Bushby, manager of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ROYAL TOUR
Formal proceedings on the arrival of Prince George by the Carnarvon Castle this morning for his tour of South Africa concluded at noon, ...
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NOT SUICIDE
The Parramatta coroner (Mr. H. Richardson Clark) found that Ernest Carter (12), a volunteer fireman at Ryde, who was killed in an ...
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PREJUDICES JOBS?
Expressing fear that the evidence given by railway employees before the Arbitration Court might prejudice their employment, Mr. Drakeford, ...
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IS IT A JOKE?
In his mail to-day the State Minister for Education (Mr. Pennington) received a remarkable letter from Barcelona, Spain, which he regards as a ...
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BRITISH UNEMPLOYED
The total of unemployed on January 22 had increased 164,989, compared with December 18. This was the first substantial increase since ...
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DEALING WITH SLUMS
The Ministry decided to-day to embark upon an extensive home building plan in Sydney and suburbs, and country centres to enable properties to be ...
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RIVER TRAGEDY
Police investigations into the McIntyre River tragedy, in which on Monday last a flat-bottomed boat capsized and a woman and three children ...
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TEAM FOR NEW ZEALAND
Trembath, formerly of Port Adelaide, and now of Carlton, Victoria, has been chosen to replace McCormick, who has withdrawn from the team to tour New ...
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SCRATCHED BY GUINEA PIG
An unusual action occupied the attention of the Workers' Compensation Commission to-day, when Priscilla Pearl Wollett, of Neil-street, ...
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VICE-REGAL INSPECTION OF TIN WORKINGS
During their visit to the East Coast, his Excellency the Governor (Sir Ernest Clark) and Lady Clark spent some time at St. Helens, and made an inspection of the extensive mining operations that are being carried out by the Siamese Tin Syndicate under the management of Mr. R. G. Colman. An engineering feat, in which the distinguished visitors were keenly interested, was bringing in water through most ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MR. LATHAM'S TOUR
The first country to be visited by the Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Latham) and members of his mission to Eastern countries will be the ...
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"The Examiner" To-day
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NEW ZEALAND DAY
The Lord Mayor (Sir Charles Collett) and the sheriffs (Sir G. T. Broadbridge and Colonel S. G. Joseph) drove in state to attend a ...
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FIRE CONSPIRACY
Captain Brynmoor Miles, of the London Salvage Corps, pleaded not guilty at Old Bailey to-day to nine counts, including conspiring with ...
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USED AS CHURCH
The pastor of the Church of Christ at Kensington, who has been holding services in the Kensington Hall, which has been licensed by the Betting ...
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