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NOT REFUTED
That the Premier (Mr. A. G. Ogilvie, K. C.) had not refuted the suggestion contained in a recent article published in "The Examiner" that a State ...
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MODERN LINER
The benefit of the Orient Line to the tourist industry of Tasmania was stressed at a luncheon on board the R.M.S. Orion to-day. The function ...
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LIKE HITLER
That the remarks of the Premier (Mr. A. G. Ogilvie, K.C.) at a gathering at the Launceston Trades Hall last week provided some confirmation ...
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PERSONAL
Probate has been announced of the will of Princess Victoria, whose estate has been proved at £237,455, states a message from London. ...
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CURRENT TOPICS
He doeth well who doeth good To those of his own brotherhood. Yet best, oh, best of all doth he ...
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TO-DAY'S SUMMARY
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MAIL NOTICES
United Kingdom— To-day (Maloja). March 23 (Orsova). Australian States— ...
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[LAUNCESTON, TASMANIA.] The Examiner
Reichleader Hitler has stunned the rest of Europe by the directness of his methods. As a fellow dictator Mussolini may look on admiringly, but ...
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Domicile and Divorce
While many people may object to the expansion of the grounds for divorce in Australia, few should oppose a suggestion to be brought ...
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EX-SERVICE MEN
Colonel L. M. Mullen, state president of the R.S. and S.I.L.A., returned by the Taroona on Saturday after having attended a Federal executive meeting. ...
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MIMIC WAR
War was declared in the Midlands—fortunately only mimic war, in which blank ammunition was used—when contending parties of Light ...
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Railway Time Table
MAINLINE—Week days, leaves Hobart 9 a.m. and 6.5 p.m., due Launceston 2.45 and 11.8 p.m. On steamer days boat-train at 8.35 a.m. ...
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STEERING FAILS
Fatal injuries were received by Albert Bryan Plunkett (25), of Lachlan, this afternoon, when the steering gear of a lorry upon which he was riding ...
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NEW CHURCH
Before a large gathering on Saturday afternoon the new Baptist Church at the corner of Douglas and Went worth streets, Newstead, was opened ...
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ENGLISH ASSOCIATION
The fourth annual meeting of the English Association of Launceston was held at Broadland House on Friday evening. There was a good attendance ...
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Advertising
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HEAD-ON CRASH
As a result of the serious injuries received early on Thursday morning last, when a motor car ran head-on into a telegraph pole at Rosetta, ...
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POULTRY SOCIETY
The committee of the Launceston Poultry and Pigeon Society met at the Enfield Hotel on Saturday night, when Mr. F. Sims presided over a ...
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PROVISIONAL RESULTS
The following provisional results of the public examinations on March, 1936, Lave been received:—Leaving Examination.—Algebra: 9, 12, 26, 32, 44. ...
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BANK OF CANADA
The Finance Minister gives notice that the nationalisation of the Bank of Canada will be carried out by an increase in the capital stock from ...
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WIN FOR CAMBRIDGE
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the inter-'Varsity sports to-day by 8 events to 3. J. Horsfall (Cambridge) won the long jump at 22ft. 0¾in.; ...
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MESSAGE FOR VISITOR
The police at Burnie have received a communication from Western Australia asking them to ascertain the whereabouts of Mrs. Hilda Whyte ...
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