SYDNEY, Tuesday.—On the ground that he might be ineriminated, Mr. Charies Joachim Goode, chief transport commissioner of New South Wales, declined to ...
Article : 1,795 wordsHeads of delegations of visiting Powers to the Lausanne Reparations Conference decided this afternoon to postpone the plenary meeting arranged for to-morrow in ...
Article : 642 wordsThe writ for the by-election for the Carlton seat in the Legislative Assembly was issued yesterday by the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly (Sir Alexander ...
Article : 294 wordsIn a leading article "The Times" states: —"The governor of the Commonwealth Bank and the bank's economic adviser will accompany the Australian delegates to ...
Article : 1,015 wordsInterest in the Disarmament Conference to-day was quickened by a report that President Hoover, in a conversation over the Trans-Atlantic telephone, told Mr. Hugh ...
Article : 502 words"When I make the sweeping statement that the wool industry of Australia is on the verge of collapse," Major Currie said in the Legislative Council last night, "it ...
Article : 1,407 wordsAn announcement by the Premier (Sir. Stanley Argyle) that it would now be possible for the State Government to Keep the deficit for the current financial year ...
Article : 602 wordsThe Premier (Sir Stanley Argyle) submitted to the committee of the Legislative Assembly last night a resolution proposing a new schedule of entertainmenta taxes, ...
Article : 620 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—Mr. John Garlick, on the recommendation of the Public Service Board, it is understood, has been appointed financial adviser to the State ...
Article : 263 wordsVast crowds welcomed Cardinal Lauri, the Papal Legate to the Dublin Eucharistic Congress on his arrival at Kingstown today. He was received by the Roman ...
Article : 379 wordsWhen the Legislative Assembly met yesterday afternoon the Premier (Sir Stanley Argyle) moved that Mr. Everard (U.A.P., Evelyn) be appointed Chairman of ...
Article : 482 wordsThe warning by the chief commissioner of police (Major-General T. A. Blamey) that large gatherings of unemployed persons or others in the streets of South ...
Article : 351 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—The State Cabinet decided to-day to abolish the office of AgentGeneral in London. Mr. A. C. Willis, the present Agent-General, who was appointed ...
Article : 569 wordsNorth of England was disappointed at Paynter's failure in the Test trial. Tate, who was in his best form, bowling him with au exceptionally fine ball. The ...
Article : 480 wordsWhile agreeing with the president of the Field Naturalists' Club (Mr. James A. Kershaw) that the red kangaroo can no longer be found in Victoria, the chief ...
Article : 440 wordsFor some time the breeding of pheasants in Victoria under experimental conditions has been proceeding and several breeders are now releasing birds into the bush in the ...
Article : 115 wordsMachine-gun threats induced the county officials to-day to dismiss a bank robbery charge against Danny McGeoghegan, a notorious member of the underworld. The ...
Article : 220 wordsCANBERRA, Tuesday.— The Premier of Western Australia (Sir James Mitchell) has advised the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) that he does not regard the Commonwealth ...
Article : 232 wordsA Favorable report on the Pittman Bill, authorising the United States to buy the domestic silver production, was made on Monday by the Senate Banking Committee ...
Article : 147 wordsExperts in explosivers from Scotland Yard have decided that the bomb which was placed under the platform of St. Bees School, Cumberland, when Lord Lloyd, ...
Article : 120 wordsThe Legislative Assembly passed the Financial Emergency (Amendment) Bill last night. The Labour members opposed the second and third reading of the ...
Article : 121 wordsThe London market for cargoes is steady on better week-end advices from overseas, but prices are unchanged, and the demand is inactive. Parcels are unchanged to ...
Article : 208 wordsAfter investigations for several weeks detectives visited a house in Punt road, Richmond, early yesterday morning and arrested two young men who were in bed. ...
Article : 140 wordsLord Parmoor, who was Lord President of the Council in the Labour Government, said to-day that the absence of reservations, in the Statute of Westminster entitled the ...
Article : 101 wordsOne hundred and fifty conservatice members of the House of Commons attended a meeting to devise savings of from £30,000,000 to £100,000,000 a year in national ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Wed 22 Jun 1932, Page 7
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