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"LEST WE FORGET"
To help to secure the additional £100 offered by "Anonymous" Messrs. R. Hogarth & Sons, Proprietors of the Waverley Woolen Mills, have forwarded their cheque for £100 to the committee in charge of ...
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CURRENT TOPICS
Every man and woman should be to-day a law to himself, herself—a law of loyalty to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. ...
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PERSONAL
The Governor (Sir Ernest Clark) and Lady Clark will attend the Clive Lord memorial lecture delivered by Professor Giblin before the Royal ...
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CREMATORIUM
Despite the fact that the Launceston City Council now proposes to erect a similar institution at Carr Villa, Mr. Alexander Clark sen. will proceed ...
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TO-DAY'S SUMMARY
FORECAST—Temporarily fine, showers later. HIGH TIDE—3.28 a.m. 3.56 p.m. LIGHTS ON VEHICLES—5.44 p.m. ...
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TO-MORROW'S SUMMARY
HIGH TIDE—4.24 a.m., 4.52 p.m. LIGHTS ON VEHICLES—5.45 p.m. to 6.32 a.m. For Church Services see Page 3. ...
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MAIL NOTICES
United Kingdom—Monday (Otalo) September 14 (Mongolia) America— ...
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STRUCK BY LORRY
Severe injuries, which later proved fatal, were suffered by Peggy Green. aged seven years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Green, of 94 ...
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TRAFFIC DECREASE
Launceston tramway traffic returns for the month of August show a considerable decrease compared with the same month of last year. Last month ...
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RAILWAY TOUR
A party of 120 Sydney schoolgirls, who arrived in Canberra to-day on the last stage of a weekly railway tour sponsored by the Education and ...
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IN ANTARCTIC
Commonwealth officials may move for the adoption of the proposals made by Sir Douglas Mawson, Antarctic explorer, for the policing and ...
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[LAUNCESTON, TASMANIA.] The Examiner
Sir Douglas Mawson, according to a telegram published yesterday, has expressed anxiety concerning the whaling grounds in the Antractic ...
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SUNDAY BROADCAST
The programme to-morrow evening from 7LA Launceston (273 metres), sponsored by W. R. Rolph and Sons Pty. Ltd., proprietors of "The ...
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FORTY-HOUR WEEK
Further plans for launching a Commonwealth-wide campaign for a 40 hour working week will be discussed at a meeting of the shorter working ...
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OBITUARY
Dr. Douglas E. Stewart died at Alcaston House, Spring-street, Melbourne, yesterday. He was born in Hobart in 1853, where his father ...
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It Happened 90 Years Ago
THE LATE MR. HARVEY.—The last arrival from Sydney brought Intelligence of the death of Mr. Harvey, who had ...
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Swimming Facilities
The newly formed council of the Fifty Thousand League has placed its imprimatur on the proposal that Launceston shall have a modern ...
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IDEA ABANDONED
The abandonment of the proposal to send a suitable exhibit of Australian primary products to the Empire display to be held concurrently with the ...
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NEW QUARTERS
Following the decision of the Associated Chamber of Manufactures to establish the secretariat at Canberra, the president of the association (Mr. ...
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SEEKS LICENCE
A further impetus will be given to the building boom in Hobart if the application for the liquor licence for The Imperial, Collins-street, is granted by ...
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Railway Time Table
MAIN LINE—Week days, leaves Hobart 9 a.m. and 6.0 p.m., due Launceston, 2.45 and 11.8. On steamer days boat train at 8.35 a.m. ...
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NEW BUILDINGS
The Department for Public Works has accepted the following tenders for buildings: Macquarie-street State School, new shelter, shed—Laing Bros. ...
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REACHES AGE OF 101
One hundred and [?] to-day. This is the record of Miss Ilga Bridgman, of Shirley-avenue, Woodville, a semi invalid. Miss Bridgman is unable to ...
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FISHERMEN'S BEND
The hopes of consistent advocates that an area at Fishermen's Bend, Port Melbourne, will be set aside as a modern airport will be dashed by a report ...
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REDHILL LINE
Mesrs. Farley and Lewers, the contractors for the Port Augusta and Port Pirie section of the Red Hill railway, continue to make excellent ...
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INCREASED CHARGE
The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. R. Cosgrove) received advice to-day from the Government fruitgowers' representative in Sydney ...
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FELL 200 FEET
Mr. George Day, manager of the Charlotte Pass Chalet at Kosciusko, who tell 200 feet down a mountain side yesterday while ski-ing, suffered ...
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RELIEF SCHEME
Works are to be started immediately by the State Government to absorb as many as posisble of the single men who have been put off the emergency ...
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Advertising
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TASMANIAN WILL
Mr. Lewis Edward Bain, retired business manager, of Launceston, who died on June 9 last, left estate of the gross value of £5795 ...
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LAUNCESTON SHOW
Intending exhibitors have only six days in which to lodge their entries for the forthcoming Launceston Show. General entries, covering all stock, ...
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DEEP FOG BANK
A fog bank hundreds of feet deep enveloped Melbourne from dawn till about 8.30. It delayed early suburban trains and trams, and six ships due ...
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