Withdrawal by the Government from its previous dogmatic stand on transport has written on end to a bitterly-fought chapter of state legislation. ...
Article : 908 wordsMr. Justice Hutchins went to Melbourne by plane last night. The World Chief Guide Lady Baden-Powell) returned to the ...
Article : 96 wordsSunshine and the spring blooms made Royal Park an ideal spot for a picnic lunch for State High School students (left to right) Daphne Shelton. Aloris Beardwood, Barbara Miller and Mary Abrahams. —Burrows photo. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 62 wordsTHE TRANSPORT ACT was passed by the State Parliament in 1938 because it was realised that something had to be done about the. serious financial position of the railways. The Transport Act set up the Transport Commission and gave it wide powers. It ...
Article : 423 words{No abstract available}
Family Notices : 314 wordsTO KEEP DOGS CLEAN I WITHOUT WASHING THEM. —"The place where they lie of a night should be ...
Article : 70 wordsFurther consideration of the Factories Bill, which occupied most of the House of Assembly sitting time this week, will be the chief business for next week's session. THE House also will debate a bill ...
Article : 113 wordsLaunceston children yesterday opposed a suggestion that ice-creams be banned on the city's trams and ...
Article : 203 wordsTHE DANGER OF CIVIL WAR in France has become very real. The elements of collapse have been generating for some time. The process is now being accelerated enormously by Communist aggression directed through key industrial unions to precipitate ...
Article : 265 wordsMany anglers are unaware that consolidated regulations were issued recently by the Salmon and Fresh Water Fisheries Commission, including new regulations relating to some previously contentious subjects. ...
Article : 425 wordsACCORDING to the Minister for Trade and Customs (Sen. Courtice) chocolate bears and frogs, since the increase in price, are ...
Article : 117 wordsA PROFESSIONAL bhass nameplate given up as lost a long time ago, was returned to its owner yesterday. The plate was ...
Article : 116 wordsA flying visit to Melbourne to attend a Liberty Party conference will be made by the Leader of the state Opposition (Mr. ...
Article : 89 wordsTHE Launceston City Council will contribute £250 for the year 1948-49 toward the establishment of a state orchestra, if a ...
Article : 95 wordsTHURSDAY night's broadcast of the Royal wedding showed a wonderful balance of splendour and ...
Article : 189 wordsENTRIES close on December 19 for the City Council nature strip contest, for which prizes totalling £20 are offered. The ...
Article : 59 wordsWHY THIS SUDDEN acute shortage of petrol? None of the official statements on the subject has been at all convincing. The Federal Government is responsible for the rationing of petrol. It has been said that [?] petrol is being made available ...
Article : 116 wordsADVICE has been received by police at Devonport that a recent arrival from Sydney, Frederick Herbert Adams, is missing ...
Article : 103 words"The Examiner's" Learn-to-Swim campaign, con. ducted annually in conjunction with the South Esk Swimming Club, will begin on December 1 and continue for, a fortnight. ...
Article : 240 wordsTHE CITY COUNCIL on Monday night will receive a recommendation from the whole council committee suggesting that the area of ...
Article : 71 wordsIf there was dissatisfaction on the part of members of the Southern Tasmanian Teachers' Association over allocation of salary ...
Article : 103 wordsSir,—Your news column yesterday had bold headlines on the views of the Housewlves' Association that all shops should be closed ...
Article : 236 wordsDifficulty is being experienced in finding accommodation for members of the Ballet Guild who will visit Launceston next week. ...
Article : 92 wordsA FREAK egg shaped like an old - fashioned drinking-horn was sent to "The Examiner" office by Mrs. A. J. Reed, of Frankford. ...
Article : 48 wordsSir,—It is gratifying to note that Mr. John Shields has taken up a stand for the welfare of the workers. In these days of selfish ...
Article : 276 wordsSir,—The letter signed "Wake Up" is typical of the spate of misrepresentation which will deluge the ratepayers as the date of the ...
Article : 473 wordsThe Federal Parliamentary Standing Committee on broadcasting will visit Tasmania during the next recess to hear evidence in ...
Article : 120 wordsMr. J. Tumilty stated yesterday that seven out of eight returned servicemen had told him they would not join the R.S.L. because ...
Article : 63 wordsFifteen bands will compete in the Tasmanian Bands League festival in Launceston at Christmas time. Four are from Victoria. FIVE of the competitors are pipe ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 327 wordsRUTHLESS Rosevear! The Speaker of the House of Representatives these days should have little difficulty in getting a job ...
Article : 691 wordsSir,—It is difficult to understand the lack of public interest in the small areas of park lands in Launceston. The arguments advanced ...
Article : 126 wordsThe annual street appeal in Launceston yesterday for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb Institution realised £293/13/4. ...
Article : 241 wordsCANBERRA. — Mr Rankin (C.P., Vie.) yesterday gave a complete, apology to the Speaker of the House of Representatives ...
Article : 109 wordsSir,—On November 12 fourteen men were charged at the Derby Court with having been on hotel premises at Weldborough on ...
Article : 121 wordsSir,—I would like to know why something is not done for our adult paralysis victims. I wonder how many readers know that there ...
Article : 81 wordsThe sum of £468 was raised by the Tasmanian division of the Red Cross Society yesterday when it held its second market day of the ...
Article : 60 words{No abstract available}
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Sat 22 Nov 1947, Page 2
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