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OIL COMPANIES' TAXES
Most remarkable of the features of the system of taxing oil companies in Australia was the "enormous and uncontrolled power" vested in the ...
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AN ARCHITECT ABROAD
After a business visit to England and the United States, Mr. H. A. Norris, architect, of Melbourne, returned from San Francisco yesterday in the Matson liner ...
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WEEK-END SPORT
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These Days of Sport
Larwood's blunt reference to Woodfull's famous statement "There are two teams out there; one is endeavouring to play cricket and the other in not," has served ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Nicknames for Sportsmen
My paragraph last week concerning the nicknames by which famous sportsmen are known stirred Mr. Jack Worrall's memories of names enjoyed by notable ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SENATE CANDIDATES
Counting was completed at the Trades Hall yesterday of the preference votes cast in a selection ballot held by the Victorian Labour party to choose three ...
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Father and Son
Football runs in many families. While watching Len Thomas playing in the centre for the League team last Saturday, I was reminded that Thomas's father, "Son" ...
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Constable Lassoes Bolting Horse in Street
After it had bolted for four miles along Inkerman road, East St. Kilda, about 10 a.m. yesterday, a horse, dragging n swaying cart, was stopped by a constable with ...
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The Famous McShanes
"Old Boy" told me an interesting story of the Mcshane brothers, of Geelong. The boy's were named Jim, Jack, Joe, Phil, Tom, and Henry. Henry and Joe also ...
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Who's to Blame?
One effect of the "body-line" contro- [?]y is that it causes arguments wherever [?]ket is played. Even friends fall out. W[?]en the trouble was at its height during tjejflson 1032-3 there was a court case In ...
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GROUPING OF MARITIME UNIONS
A proposal to form a maritime union group from the seamen, waterside workers, marine cooks, marine stewards, and other waterfront organisations was ...
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SUGAR MILL WORKERS' WAGES RESTORED
BRISBANE, Friday. — Holding that sugar-milling was an industry of aterage prospority the Full Bench of the Industrial Court decided to-day that all sugar ...
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DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED
The body of a man which was found on the raliway line at the Madden grove level crossing, between Burnley and Heyington, on Thursday, was identified at the ...
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JUDGE CALLS MAN "A BEAST"
"You do not deserve the name of a man: yon are a beast," nald Judge Wolnarski in General Sessions yesterday when imposing a sentence of 18 mouth[?] imprisonment on John ...
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ENGINE-DRIVER INJURED WHILE WORKING ALONE
While working alone in the factory of the Barnet Glass Co. Ltd. at Footscray carly yesterday morning George Walker, aged 60 years, engine-driver, of Darling street. ...
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Six Months' Imprisonment
Last week Allan Barrett, aged 34 years. of Cardigan place, Albert Park. was found guilty by a Jury in General Se[?]ons on two charges of having committed ser[?]us offences against ...
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