Lady Huntingfield returned from St. Andrew's Flinders, yesterday morning, and later, accompanied by the Hon. Anne Vanneck, took part in the opening of ...
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Article : 841 wordsIn the absence from Melbourne of the Governor (Lord Huntingfield) the Lieutenant-Govenor (Sir Frederick Mann) presided yesterday at a meeting of the ...
Article : 641 wordsRoad accidents have decreased by about 33 per cent. since the operation of the metropolitan traffic code, according to an estimate made by police officials ...
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Article : 319 wordsIn accordance with legislation enacted this year the preferential system of voting will be used for the first time in the election in seven of the eight wards of the ...
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Article : 154 wordsHenry Freeland of Deep Lead, contractor, who died on August 5, left by will dated March 14, 1933, real estate of a gross value of £1,199 and personal property of a gross value of £951 ...
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Article : 75 wordsThe appeal by the Bishop of Goulburn (Dr. Burgmann) for the cultivation by Australians of a friendly feeling toward the Asiatic races of ...
Article : 195 wordsMany interesting reminiscences of the foundation of the University of Melbourne were given by Mr. A. W. Greig, who read a paper to members of the Historical ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tue 27 Oct 1936, Page 8
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