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  2. TASMANIA, N.S.W. WIN

    HOBART, Wednesday.—A crowd of 14,000 saw the opening games of the 10th Australian National Football Carnival at the North Hobart ground to-day, giving the series an auspicious start. ...

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    Effects of the improved season were reflected in the splendid quality of sheep exhibited in the 65th annual show of the Australian Sheepbreeders' Association at Newmarket, Victoria, this week. The 643 entries in all sections were estimated to be valued at ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Royal Visit To Australia

    CANBERRA, Wednesday — It is unlikely that the King and Queen will visit Australia before early in 1040 at the earliest. ...

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  5. HOBART MILK STRIKE SEEKING SUPPORT OF NORTHERN DAIRYMEN

    HOBART, Wednesday.—Southern dairymen have appealed to Northern milk producers to support their action in stopping milk supplies to Hobart from to-morrow by also withholding supplies. The Southern Tasmanian Dairymen's Association stands firm in ...

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  6. COINS FOUND IN BEAST'S STOMACH

    LAUNCESTON, Wednesday.— Eighteen-years-old Allan Morrison, an attendant employed by the City Council at the ...

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  7. Protest Against Airport Charges

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.— "The extravagant protest against airport charges on behalf of some of the larger op... ...

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  8. TO DISCUSS LEGISLATIVE PROGRAMME

    LAUNCESTON, Wednesday.— The meeting of the Parliamentary Labor Party at Launceston to-morrow will discuss a large ...

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  9. Two T.B. Hospitals for Tasmania

    MELBOURNE. Wednesday.— The Repatriation Commission has plans under way for the establishment of two T.B. hos... ...

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  10. DUTCH DOCK WORKERS STRIKE

    ROTTERDAM, Wednesday (AA.P.) — Three thousand dock workers struck for six hours as a protest against the Dutch Gov... ...

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  11. PRICE CONTROL OF MEALS NOT LIFTED

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Prices Commissioner (Mr. M' Carthy) to-day emphasised that price control of meals at hotels ...

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  12. TO URGE AIR LINK VITH N.Z.

    LAUNCESTON. Wednesday. — The Premier (Mr. Cosgrove), aiter a conference with Mr. H. M. Mackey, a Now Zealand aviation pioneer, has ...

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  13. Production of Building

    It is hoped that within the next two or three months large-scale production of arbestos-cement building components will be achieved at Railton by the Goliath Cement Co. An inspection of the works was made by tht Premier (Mr. R. ...

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  14. Afghan Dies at 104

    KALGURLI, Wednesday. — Although there is no certainty about his age, All Akbar, an Afghan, believed to be 104, has died in the ...

    Article : 66 words
  15. New T.B. Allowance Recommended

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. — New rates for tuberculosis allowances ranging from £2/17/6 to £6/17/6 per week had been recommended ...

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  16. SILENCE BLANKETS INQUIRIES

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—SenDetective Hugh Donnelly, who is in charge of investigations into the murder of James Coates (46) ...

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  17. AWARDED D.C.M.

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. — A taxi proprietor, Samuel Basil Stubbs, was to-day awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal by the Governor... ...

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  18. N.S. Wales' 80-Pt. Margin

    In defeating Canberra by 80 points in the first match of the day, N.S. Wales failed by eight points to equal its highest score ...

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  19. ALLEGED MURDER OF WIFE

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — While he was talking to another member of the Salvation Army outside his home about 5 p.m. on ...

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  20. SLUMP ON BRITISH STOCK EXCHANGE

    LONDON, Wednesday (A.A.P.).—Router's financial writer says the past few days have been the worst on the Stock Exchange since February, when the fuel cut hit the stock markets. This time the reason is growing concern about the economic position and the poli... ...

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  21. R.A.A.F. CREWS TO SERVE IN U.K.

    MELBOURNE. Wednesday.— Five R.A.A.F. air crews will be sent to the U.K. shortly to become members of No. 24 (Com... ...

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  22. MAN'S BATTERED BODY FOUND IN HOME

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.— Lying on its side, with, towels and bandages applied, the battered body of Allan Hall Rose ...

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  23. EIGHT COAL MINES IDLE

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Eight mines on the northern coalfields and one in the west and south were idle to-day for a total loss ...

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  24. "TAMBAR CAN ROT WHERE SHE IS"

    MELBOURNE. Wednesday. — The Tambar can remain tied up at the wharf until it rots where it is. so far as the union is concerned." Mr. M. ...

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  25. Harvest Workers Made Pariy To Basic Wage Case

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.— The Full Arbitration Court this afternoon granted an application by the Australian Work... ...

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  26. ONE OF EIGHT ESCAPEES RECAPTURED

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—One of the eight escapees from the Beechworth Reformatory Prison was recaptured this afternoon at How... ...

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  27. 40-Hour Week Case

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday. — Hcaring of evidence in the 40-hour-weeK case was concluded in the Full Arbitration Court to-day. ...

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  28. Disapproves of Ministers' Actions

    HOBART, Wednesday.—The chairman of the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Commission (Mr. H. W. Cramp) said to-day that although ...

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  29. Wonthaggi Stoppage May End This Week

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday. — After a three-hour conference this afternoon with the miners' representatives, the manager of the ...

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  30. Has Outlived Its Usefulness

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday—The Premier (Mr. Cain) said this evening he believed petrol rationing had outlived its usefulness, ...

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  31. Only Ten Migrants Have Left Butler's Gorge

    HOBART, Wednesday.—Ten British migrants had left the job at Butler's Gorge, but he had been informed by the Commission that the best men had remained on the job, said the Minister for Immigration (Mr. Holroyd) to-day. ...

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  32. SECRET ARMS DUMPS IN BURMA

    RANGOON, Wednesday (A.A.P.Reuter)— Police, during their widespread combout following the assassination of eight Ministers, have ...

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  33. LIBERAL PARTY CONFERENCE

    MELBOURNE. Wednesday. — The Federal Policy Committee of the Liberal Party will meet to-morrow, and on Friday in Melbourne to con... ...

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  34. Will Assist Britian To Greatest Possible Extent

    CANBERRA, Wednesday.— Australia was prepared to assist Britain in her present economic crisis to the greatest pos... ...

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  35. AIR TRAVEL TO BE TAXED IN N.S.W.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — The Minister for Transport (Mr. O'Sullivan) said to-day he had been authorised by Cabinet to introduce legislation ...

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  36. Gift to Montgomery

    AUCKLAND, Wednesday. (A.A. P.-Reuter). — Field-Marshal Lord Montgomery is to-day the proud owner of one of the finest chess ...

    Article : 93 words
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