In a hurry to get to their homes, these occupation troops from Japan, who returned by the Nairana yesterday, loaded their kitbags on to a trolley. They are (from left): Pte. T. Taylor. Signaller A. Taylor, Pte. H. J. Nettle. Pte. B. R. French and Sgt. H. V. Flemington. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 392 wordsHigher fares will be charged on Launceston tram[?] ways and buses as the result of a City Council decision last night. The new fares will become operative as soon as a by-law is framed and gazetted, probably in about ...
Article : 932 wordsNo pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage-ground of truth. ...
Article : 29 wordsLord Mountbatten will arrive to lake up his position ot Viceroy of India on March 22. Lord Wavell will leave for England the ...
Article : 276 wordsEight ships were handled at King's Wharf and Town Pier yesterday. Actually nine ships and island ...
Article : 242 wordsBITE OF A SNAKE. — A man at Curramore was bitten the other day in the leg by a snake. A friend cut out ...
Article : 109 wordsFigures showing how demand for water exceeds the capacity of the Launceston filtration plant are revealed in the annual report of the City Engineer (Mr. L. H. Bird). ...
Article : 270 wordsTHE funeral of Mr. Horace Whitfeld took place at Carr Villa Crematorium on Tuesday after, noon, relatives and friends ...
Article : 146 wordsIN HIS FIRST statement on his arrival in Australia Sir Claude James, Tasmanian Agent-General in London, said the only factor that was delaying the establishment of more British industries in this country was the shortage of labour. ...
Article : 193 wordsMELBOURNE—The Methodist conference yesterday made the following appolntments in Tasmania: Rev. E. G. Lechte, editor, and ...
Article : 200 wordsA civic survey of Launceston has been completed, the City Engineer (Mr. L. H. Bird) said yesterday. ...
Article : 169 wordsEIGHT people had a long, fast trip by 'bus and motor launch yesterday to catch the Nairana before she left the Tamar. ...
Article : 107 words"There are few movements which merit aid more than the Scout movemont, and lt has the whole-hearted support of the ...
Article : 216 wordsTHE FIGURES quoted at the Launceston City Council meeting last night in the discussion of the tram and bus fares will convince most citizens that the higher rates approved are necessary. It Would be very undesirable to allow transport finances to drift and ...
Article : 174 wordsHow food parcels from Australia to England are keeping up the morale of the English people in spite of conditions is revealed in ...
Article : 131 wordsTHE CONDITION of F[?]Ll. II. Moore, Point Coole, who was piloting the Mosquito aircraft which was wrecked at Western ...
Article : 54 wordsTHE City Council last night approved of the only tender received for the supply and delivery of 60 miles of copper wire for the ...
Article : 59 wordsIN AN endeavour to solve butchers' difficulties in buying meat on the open wholesale market in Tasmania a conference ...
Article : 108 wordsDr. G. W. K. Duncan, of Sydney University, is to visit Tasmania shortly, at tha invitation ot the Etale Government, to conduct an ...
Article : 77 wordsArrivals by the Nairana yesterday were Miss C. Foulkes, Mr. V. Foulkes and Mrs. Lemberg, of Sydney, who are planning a threeweeks walking tour in Tasmania. They will go from Launceston to Hobart and then across to the West Coast. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 48 wordsSir,—"Conductor's Enemy" has Very wisely brought before the powers that be the fact that now is the time to see to it that in ...
Article : 971 wordsPOLICE yesterday recovered a ri[?]e from the North Esk River near where Max [?]es was found on the bank unconscious on Monday ...
Article : 57 wordsMOSTIA' Meatless! A famous Frenchwoman once said when told that the populace were without bread, "Let them eat cake. ...
Article : 893 wordsAPPLICATIONS to build 13 more houses were received by the City Council during February. Value ot the homes is £20,045. ...
Article : 61 wordsAnother move by Aid. Clark for abolition of the practice of charg. ing ratepayers half the cost of asphalting footpaths on whica ...
Article : 158 wordsTributes to the fine service of Mr. J. F. Ockerby as an alderman for 28 years were paid at the City ...
Article : 303 wordsThe terminal point of the highway to Mole Creek will be extended from the post office to the bridge from July 1, the Leader ...
Article : 102 wordsSYDNEY.— Sydney port was virtually tied up yesterday with a total shortage of 3550 wharf labourers, and 34 ships were ...
Article : 144 wordsIf the Tasmanian coalminers' strike is not settled soon the effect on industry is likely to be serious. TASMANIAN Industries ore using more and more Tasmanian coal, ...
Article : 481 wordsMOST important of the new amendments to the National Security (Landlord and Tenant) Regulations is one making it an of. ...
Article : 217 wordsTwelve candidates competed at Hobart yesterday in the Australian Broadcasting Commission's concerto and vocal competitions ...
Article : 136 wordsCANBERRA—When the House of Representatives reassembles today the Country Party would ask that all documents relating to the ...
Article : 77 wordsCANBERRA—The number of, employees in breweries throughout Austrajia in the peak war yenr (1942-43) was 200 more than in ...
Article : 44 wordsCONSTANZA (A.A.P.). — The American ship, Andrew Stevenson, is expected at Constanza with food from the U.S. to relieve the ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Wed 5 Mar 1947, Page 2
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