After being lost in the fog over Melbourne for nearly an hour, two occupants of a De Havilland 60 Moth 'plane had remarkable escapes when their machine crashed into the south [?] of St. George's Church of England, Malvern, at 6.40 p.m. on Wednesday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 432 wordsThe Imperial Conference issued its first reports this morning, namely the constitutional and economic outcome of the deliberations of the committees presided over by Messrs. Lapointe (Canadian Attorney-General) and ...
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Article : 229 wordsThe new agreement reached with the British Government for a tri-weekly Empire air mail service is welcomed by the Federal Ministry, ...
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Article : 353 wordsAdvices received in Canberra to-day were to the effect that a total of 139 Rabaul refugees were being brought to Australian ports b" the island ...
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Article : 586 wordsA long police patrol ended last night. Some time ago complaints were made by Mr. Fred Ruggatt, of Glen Helen station, about 200 miles ...
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Article : 410 wordsThe prestige of an aboriginal rainmaker at the Forrest River mission has been suddenly enhanced by a fall of rain at an unusual period of the ...
Article : 162 wordsPeter Cody (26), an attendant at the Taronga Park Zoo, was bitten on the hand by a death adder while placing fresh water ...
Article : 62 wordsThe Hillhead by-election, made necessary owing to the elevation of Sir Robert Horne (Cons.) to the peerage, was held to-day. It resulted:— ...
Article : 78 wordsThe Commonwealth Oil Advisory Committee, which recommended to the Cabinet sub-committee on petroleum development the granting of conditional ...
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Article : 311 wordsIn the life of the present Parliament of over 18 months, two Royal Commissions and 31 other Commissions and committees have been appointed. The ...
Article : 82 wordsThe paddle steamer Ulonga, which wits the last of the cargo, vessels trading on the Upper Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers, and which was ...
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Article : 149 wordsCash applications for the Australian conversion opened and closed to-day. The results were not disclosed, but it is reported that they were only fair, ...
Article : 93 wordsPolice Investigations have proved that a reported case of kidnapping was a hoax. It seemed at first that an attempt ...
Article : 143 wordsEvery effort has been taken by the organising committee to ensure that the Public Hospital Golden Apple Appeal Ball, to be held at the Albert Hall ...
Article : 181 wordsThe Newcastle migration conference has appointed a sub-committee to organise an Empire migration conference in London at an early date. Sir ...
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Article : 67 wordsThe adjourned inquest into the deaths of Thomas Stewart Cameron (pilot) and Ernest Norman Shang (a Chinese passenger who was ...
Article : 112 wordsDuring May 4458 recruits were approved for the Territorial Army. Since January 1 there has been an intake of 25,671 recruits, compared with 19,152 ...
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Article : 103 wordsNext Saturday the Tasmanian Kennel Club will conduct a dog parade for all breeds in Genders pavilion at Elphin show grounds. The entrance ...
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Advertising : 61 wordsThe sale of German art pieces from the State Museun yielded a total of £23,000. A German firm bought Boticolli's painting, "Nativity of ...
Article : 53 wordsIt was stated to-day that increased Insurance premium rates on motorcars, to come into effect on August 1, will in some cases be as much as 33 ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Sat 12 Jun 1937, Page 8
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