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  2. ON THEIR FAREWELL VISIT TO TASMANIA

    THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL (LORD GOWRIE, V.C.) and Lady Gowrie, who arrived at Hobart yesterday on their farewell visit to Tasmania. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. FLOOD WATERS RISE AGAIN

    SWELLED by Sunday's heavy rain in the North-East, the flood waters in the South Esk again rose to a high level at Longford and Hadspen to-day, and late to-night the main North-West Coast road was impassable when the waters covered the ...

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  4. Australia Need Not Be Pessimistic About The Future

    A RACE that had overcome such difficulties in the past as Australia had done need not bc pessimistic regarding the future, said the Governor-General (Lord Gowrie, V.C.) at a reception arranged by thc State Government and Hobart City Council this ...

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  5. Duke Expected to Unveil Canberra's National Memorial

    It is expected that the Duke of Kent will unveil Canberra's £21,500 national memorial to his late father, King George V. ...

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  6. FLOODS AT LATROBE

    I am indebted to Mr. James Townsend, of Ridgley, for two photos showing,one of the great floods of the nineties at Latrobe. It was porhaps the ...

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  7. AMERICAN PLANES FOR R.A.A.F.

    SYDNEY, Monday. — Ten or 12 of the 50 Lockheed Hudsons ordered for the Air Eorce from the U.S.A. should reach Australia next month, said Sir ...

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  8. Quartermaster Lost Overboard From Liner Narkunda

    BRISBANE, Monday. — While the P. and 0. liner Narkunda was at sea between Sydney and Brisbane, Quartermaster George Grig (56) was lost ...

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  9. MINERS ALLEGE VICTIMISATION

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Monday. — Alleging victimisation in the dismissal of a 70-year-old bath-house attendant, 400 miners at Huntly struck to-day. ...

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  10. ASSISTANCE FOR WHEATGROWERS

    while departmental officials put finishing touches to the Commonwealth's case for Thursday's Premiers' Conference, there is still a ...

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  11. Queen's Reply to Greetings

    Replying to birthday greetings from the Governor-General (Lord Gowrie), the Queen has cabled, "I thank you and Lady Gowrie ...

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  12. HAD KEY TO POLICE STATION

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Monday—When Leslie Marshall pleaded guilty at Dargaville to having been idle and disorderly, it was discovered that he had ...

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  13. P.M.G. Opposed to Surcharge

    The Postmaster-General (Mr. Harrison) said to-day that he still held the same views on air mail surcharge as he had expressed as a private ...

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  14. THE ITINERARY

    Lord and Lady Gowrie's itinerary for to-day and following days is: To-day 10.50 a.m.: Visit Royal Hobart ...

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  15. NATIONAL REGISTER

    KALGOORLIE (W.A.) The management committee of the mining divisiou of the A.W.U. has decided to reverse Us decision on the national register. It ...

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  16. SPEEDING UP DEFENCE WORKS

    The recommendations of an interdepartmental conference held at Canberra to speed up the current defence works programme of ...

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  17. SYDNEY GANGSTER SHOT

    Five bullets entered the body of Guide Calletti several years ago and he lived. Last night, in a house at East Sydney, he was shot twice ...

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  18. FOUND DEAD NEAR FRIEND'S GRAVE

    WERRIBEE, Monday. — Just three weeks after the death of his girl friend, Miss Gwen Tottle, of Werribee, from accidental poisoning, the body of Henry ...

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  19. RESCUED BROTHER FROM ALLIGATOR

    A Papuan native yesterday rescued his brother from the jaws of an alligator. The men were drawing water from a river when the reptile seized one of them. The brother immediately leaped astride the alligator's ...

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  20. U.A.P. Members May Wreck Government, Says Mr. Stevens

    [?] secme[?] that he should have been accused of having been a dictator and at the same time of having accepted domination by a ...

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  21. HEAVY RAIN IN GIPPSLAND

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — The Weather Bureau warns that further flooding is likely in northern and north-eastern and central Gippsland rivers following ...

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  22. Delay in Settling Dispute

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — Strong resentment at the delay in reaching a solution of the dispute caused by the new award, which has kept all pits ...

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  23. DEFENCE WORKS AT DARWIN

    Investigation of extensive defence works at Darwin is to be undertaken by the Minister for the Interior (Senator Foll), who left ...

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  24. NATIONAL INSURANCE

    Opinion at Canberra is that the Ministor for Health and Social Services (Mr. Stewart) is optimistic if he belives he can revive the ...

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  25. QUEENSLAND BASIC WAGE INCREASED

    BRISBANE, Monday. — The now basic wage gazetted to-day is exempt from unemployed relief tax. This was stated to-day when the ...

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  26. SHOT MAN TO SAVE CHILD

    PERTH (W.A.), Monday. — Charged in the Criminal Court, to-day with the murder of Geo. Samuel Powell, a farmer, on June 26 Richard Wheeler (40), a ...

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  27. THREW CHAIR AT STEWARD

    After he had thrown a chair at Mr, J. Williams, one of the Queensland Turf Club stipendiary stewards to-day, E. Gomersall, ...

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  28. DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — Jokingly marked will chalk, a hat worn by Thomas Joseph Roach (64), war [?]sioner, led to his identification to-day ...

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  29. Two Constables Hurt

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — Two members of the police motor traffic patrol were injured to-night when their ear crashed into the rear cf a disabled ...

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  30. DEFENCE LEGION TO GO INTO RECESS

    HOBART, Monday.—Following advice from the Ministor for Defence that normal recruiting efforts can now be followed, the executive committee ...

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  31. SNOWED IN FOR THREE WEEKS

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.),Monday.—Snowed in for three weeks, and forced to live without bread and butter for more than a week before supplies arrived by ...

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  32. PARLIAMENT HOUSE RAID

    Charged with unlawful assembly the 37 men arrested after the raid on Parliament House on Friday were remanded for a week at the Police ...

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  33. NEW GUINEA PLANE CRASH

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — The Fokker 'plane which crash in New Guinea at the week-end, killing three priests, the pilot and a alive, was ...

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  34. Another Fall of Earth at Jubilee Mine

    LAUNCESTON, Monday. — Another small fall occurred near the main [?]trance tunnel at the Jubilee coal mine to-day, and work is not expected to be ...

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  35. £3000 Damage to Ferry Wharf

    SYDNEY, Monday.— Damage estimated at £3000 was caused to Manly ferry wha[?] early to-day. The structure can still be used. ...

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