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PERSONAL.
The Prince of Wales, who is visiting Northern Ireland, spent Thursday in inspecting some of the leading industries in the neighbourhood of Belfast, states a ...
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SYDNEY DAY BY DAY.
SYDNEY, Friday.—The forthcoming election of the Lord Mayor is an interesting to many citizens as a sporting event. It is a very open ...
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DOLLAR LOANS.
When the supply of loan money in Britain was no longer sufficient for the voracious appetites of certain Australian Treasurers recourse was had to the New York market. ...
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THE DIARY.
Closing times for Eliz st.; G.P.O., 20 min. later. CHRISTMAS MAIL FOR U.K.—Maloja, endorsed "By Karachi-London airmail" (exe. parcerls), Nov. ...
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GUARDING AUSTRALIA.
[The first two articles in this series, which is designed to direct attention to the deplorable inadequacy of Australia's defences, described the increased responsibility for ...
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Recording the Score.
Batsmen may score as rapidly as they will, but they can seldom race the scoreboard. So rare are mistakes on the large board on the Melbourne Cricket-ground ...
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LAST OF BAWRA.
"An undertaking without parallel in the history of the Commonwealth." In these words the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) described the operations of the British ...
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OVERSEAS NEWS.
By special arrangement Reuter's world service. In addition to other special sources of information. is used in the compilation of the overseas intelligence published in this issue, and all rights ...
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The Argus.
Speaking to British business men of the dangers of inactivity and complacency, Sir Charles Higham said recently, "Many people who think they are active ...
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CRICKET AND QUORUMS.
It was a "light" House that devoted its attention to the second reading debate on the Cultivation Advances Bill when the Legislative Assembly met yesterday ...
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OBITUARY.
Sir James Crawford Maxwell, formerly Governor of Northern Rhodesia, died on Thursday on the Oronsay when the vessel was near Toulon. He was on his way to ...
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"EMU WAR" DEFENDED.
CANBERRA, Friday.—The Minister for Defence (Sir George Pearce) in the Senate to-day warmly defended the employment of military forces and the use of ...
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BARRACKERS IN ENGLAND.
Two rapidly drawn word pictures of England, one intended as a comparison, the other as a contrast with Australian life, were introduced by Mr. E. T. Crutchley, ...
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UNDERGARMENTS TESTED.
ADELAIDE, Friday.—The action brought by Dr. Thorold Grant in the Civil Court before the Chief Justice (Sir George Murray) was adjourned this afternoon until ...
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APPEAL FOR HOSPITALS.
Fewer envelopes were received at the office of the Lord Mayor's Fund yesterday than on days earlier in the week, but the high average of the contributions was ...
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BROADCASTING ORCHESTRA.
SYDNEY, Friday.—Commenting to-day upon the visit of Professor R. S. Wallace, a member of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, to London for the purpose ...
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NO BEER FOR A DAY.
DARWIN, Friday.—The arrival of the steamer Marella from southern ports was thirstly awaited to-day, for all draught beer ran out last week, and the bottled ...
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FEDERAL SESSION.
CANBERRA, Friday.—The passing of the Ottawa Agreement Bill this week and the fact that the revised sugar agreement occupied only one day in discussion have ...
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CHRISTMAS MAILS FOR BRITAIN.
The last opportunity to have correspondence from Australia delivered in Great Britain before Christmas Day is afforded by the mails closing next week. These mails ...
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WILLS AND ESTATES.
Under the will of the late Miss Aunie Harrington, of Duendin (N.Z.), the sisters of the Lewishnam Hospital, Sydney, receive £500. The estate is sworn not to exceed ...
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A LOVELY GARDEN ON VIEW.
The second garden inspection conducted in aid of the Free Kindergarden Union of Victoria will be made this afternoon, the public being invited to see the garden ...
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CHARITY DOG PARADE TO-DAY.
A dog parade for charity will be held at the Exhibition this afternoon, the proceeds being in aid of the Lord Mayor's Funds. Juding will commernce at 2 o'clock. ...
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ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.
To-morrow being the Sunday next before Advent Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 o'clock. Matins and Holy Communion will be sung at a quarter to 11 o'clock, the latter to the setting of ...
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