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  2. TRANSPORT BILL

    A threatened "stonewall" by the Parliamentary United Country party on certain clauses in the Transport (Regulation) Bill relating to two-ton trucks caused an ...

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  3. TERROR AT MOE

    MOE, Tuesday.—The police have been unable to apprehend a man who by his attacks on residents of Coalville and the Two Mile, near Moe, on Friday afternoon, ...

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  4. HUGE FIRE FRAUDS

    Leopold Harris who is undergoing a sentence of 14 years' penal servitude for his complicity in huge fire insurance frauds, told an astounding story of ...

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  5. INADEQUATE NAVY

    "The Navy could no longer guarantee the safety of food and oil supplies in the event of war, as the cruisers available are pitifully inadequate in numbers and ...

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  6. TRUCK IN FLAMES VALUABLE GOODS BURNT

    CHILTERN, Tuesday.—When a motortruck and trailer belonging to O. Gilpin Ltd., of Melbourne, was being driven across a small culvert on the Hume ...

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  7. STATE COALMINE

    Arrangements have been made by the State Ministry to obtain the services of Mr. R. Lee, of Dunedin, New Zealand, to make an expert review of the position of ...

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  8. GERMAN PAYMENTS CANNOT BE MAINTAINED

    According to the President of the Reichsbank (Dr. Schacht) Germany's declining exports and the dumping of currency prevent her from maintaining her ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. BUTTER SURPLUS Retention in Australia

    In view of the decision to withhold from shipment 20 per cent, of butter graded for export in the Commonwealth, negotiations have been proceeding between the ...

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  10. Winding Up Paterson Plan

    Meetings of the Australian Dairy Produce Export Board, the Australian Dairy Council, and the Australian Stabilisation committee will be held in Sydney next ...

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  11. Woman Dies at Cessnock

    Mrs. Alice Durie, of Alexander street, Cessnock, died at the Cessnock Hospital yesterday from burns believed to have been received as the result of her ...

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  12. BANKER'S DAUGHTER SHOT

    A renewal of violence in Cuba to-day resulted in the killing of a daughter of Senor Portfirio Franca, a former banker, who was a member of the committee which ...

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  13. ULSTER PARLIAMENT

    Opening the Northern Ireland Parliament this afternoon, the Governor (the Duke of Abercorn) said that the number of unemployed that had been registered ...

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  14. Scarcely Veiled Threat

    The city editor of the "Daily Telegraph" says that Dr. Schacht's decision amounts to unwarrantable default. The "Financial Times" says that Dr. ...

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  15. COMMONWEALTH LOAN "CONVERSIONS HIGHLY SATISFACTORY"

    The Commonwealth loan 0f£16,647,000 has closed. It is understood that the percentage of conversions is highly satisfacfactory. Consequently cash applicants ...

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  16. DAVIS CUP

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.—In the opinion of the secretary of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia (Mr. Harley Malcolm), who is also a member of both ...

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  17. AUSTRALIAN WINE

    It is understood that a well-known Californian wine firm has contracted for a supply of Australian wine for the purpose of blending with domestic wine. Australian ...

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  18. GERMAN AGRICULTURE

    For the purpose of providing all the food that Germany needs, the Ministry for Labour has prepared a "back to the land" campaign under which the existing ...

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  19. ORIENT STEAM CO. LTD.

    Sir Alan Anderson, chairman of the Orient Steam Navigation Co., in his address to shareholders at the annual meeting to-day, said that the year's operating ...

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  20. GOLD PRICE INCREASED 5 Cents Higher in United States

    The United States Government increased the price of gold to-day by five cents an ounce. The price is now 34.06 dollars an ounce. The dollar closed at ...

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  21. London Dealers Protest

    Foreign bond dealers have strongly protested to the committee of the Stock Exchange against Germany's default, severely criticising the German policy of using ...

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  22. TRAMWAY-MEN'S THREATS RUNNING TO REGULATIONS

    After having had an interview with the Tramways Board, at which complaints were made of the rosters drawn up for the Christmas holidays, the executiic of ...

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  23. INSULL COMPANIES

    An amazing story of collusion in the original appointment of receiving for the Insull group of companies in 1932 was told in the Federal Court to-day. It ...

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  24. Praise of Mr. Bruce

    HOBART, Tuesday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons), who has returned to his home at Devonport, said that the result of the conversion loan was ...

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  25. WORLD TRADE IMPROVES League of Nations Figures

    The encouraging disclosure made in the League of Nations' statistics for October that imports of 60 countries were 8.3 per cent higher and the exports 16.3 per cent. ...

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  26. France Will Not Abandon Gold

    The Minister for Finance (M.Bonnet) prefaced his attempt to pass the Budget this week by declaring that France would not abandon the gold standard. He ...

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  27. SALVING OF HAMPSHIRE

    Inquiries made in Berlin by the Australian Press Association indicate that the diver named Costello, from Sydney, New South Wales, who is said to have taken ...

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  28. FIRE IN CITY

    Just as rather Christmas was about to arrive at a paity in the A.B.C. Cafe in Flinders lane, near Queen street, last evening the party was interrupted by a ...

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  29. Police in Disguise

    Resentment was expressed at a meeting of the executive of the Tramway Employees' Association on Monday night at the report that policemen were still being ...

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  30. TWO DOCTORS CHARGED

    A message from Rockville (Maryland) states that what is believed to be the first case of its kind was opened there to-day, when the State began an attempt to ...

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  31. Work for 800,000 More People

    Speaking at Stoke to-day the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir John Simon) expressed the belief that it would be possible by Christmas to say that in ...

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  32. BOY DROWNED

    When he lost his grip on a rope on which he was swinging under the Maribyrnong railway bridge, William Munro, aged 12 years, of Gower street, ...

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  33. NEW TRADE TREATY

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Consul-General for Belgium in Australia and New Zealand (Mr. H. Segaert) has been advised by the Consul in Wellington (Mr. A. ...

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  34. Newfoundland

    The Government is experiencing great difficulty in finding three "supermen" to serve on the commission that will bring order out of chaos and bankruptey in ...

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  35. AERIAL BOMBERS No General Increase

    Replying to a question in the House of Commons the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Captain Anthony Eden) said that so far as he was aware it was ...

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  36. BRONZE BY EPSTEIN

    The Dean of Liverpool (the Very Rev. F. W. Dwelly), after having seen Epstein's bronze, the "Madonna and the Child," which is being exhibited at the ...

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  37. Sidky Pasha Returns to Power

    Surprise was caused in Parliament to-day by the announcement that Sidky Pasha, who resigned as Prime Minister in September, had withdrawn his ...

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  38. PARLIAMENT IN BRIEF

    A sudden reversal of policy by the Ministry in the Legislative Assembly in deciding not to accept certain amendments to the Transport Bill by the ...

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  39. BOWLING CONTROVERSY Mr. Bruce Did Not Intervene

    The High Commissioner for Australia (Mr.Bruce) was interviewed to-day regarding suggestions by members of the Australian Board of Control that he ...

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  40. New Fighting Machines

    The aviation correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that the estimates of the Royal Air Force for 1934 provide for four new squadrons, consisting of ...

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  41. Caught in Anchor Line

    SYDNEY,Tuesday.—Robert Valentine Rowles,aged 48 years,of Randle street, Newtown, was drowned in Botany Bay to-day when he threw out the anchor, ...

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  42. Reducing Milk Surplus

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" says that as a further" step in his programme for reducing farm surpluses the Secretary for Agriculture ...

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  43. Dalai Lama of Tibet Dead

    A message from Lhasa states that the Dalai Lama of Tibet, the ruler of the country, has died, aged 60 years. ...

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  44. General O'Duffy's Arrest

    Mr. Justice Johnson has granted leave for the United Ireland party's legal advisers to apply to the High Court for a writ of habeas corpus with respect to the ...

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  45. CHEER FOR DISTRESSED

    In response to its appeal for cheer to aid distressed families in having a brighter Christmas, the State Relief Committee has had generous support to date. More ...

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  46. Price of Gold in London

    The price of gold to-day is £6/6/9 an ounce, the same as yesterday The price is equal to £7/16/5 an ounce for fine gold in Australian currency, ...

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  47. RAIN EXPECTED

    With the approach of an area of low pressure from the Great Australian Bight Victoria is in danger of a return of rainy and thundery weather. Yesterday the ...

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  48. Marylebone's Greetings

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.—A Christmas card has been received by the Queensland Cricket Association from the Marylebone Cricket Club, conveying greetings. It ...

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  49. Steamer Runs Ashore

    The steamer Exarch ran ashore at midnight on Saturday, near Cape Plakoti, Cyprus. A wireless message announced the accident, but nothing further was ...

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  51. HOBART MEDICAL CONGRESS

    HOBART, Tuesday.—Arrangements have been made for the A.U.S.N. company's steamer Orungal to carry delegates to the International Medical Congress, ...

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