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  2. EARLY EXPLORER'S MEMORY HONORED

    D'Entrecasteaux to many is merely a name; to those who witnessed the unveiling by the Governor (Sir Ernest Clark) at Gordon to-day of a monument to perpetuate the memory of RearAdmiral Bruni D'Entrecasteaux, the French navigator and ...

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  3. R.A.F. FLYING BOATS VISITING TASMANIA.

    One of the three Royal Air Force flying boats which flew to Tasmania from Melbourne this week to attend the Centenary Regatta at Hobart. At present at Rosevears, on the Tamar, the machines will go to Hobart to-day. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Test Team Faced With First Innings Deficit SYDNEY ANNIVERSARY MATCH PRODUCES SPECTACULAR CRICKET

    Fifteen wickets fell and 400 runs were scored in the first day's play of the 150th anniversary match between two Australian representative teams at the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day. The batting, bowling and fielding were spectacular, but it was ...

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  5. FISHING LAUNCH IN FLAMES

    Three men had to jump into the sea off Napier, when their fishing launch caught fire following the explosion of a drum of benzine. ...

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  6. NO FOOD FOR 2½ DAYS

    MELBOURNE, Friday. "For two and a half days I had very little water and no food," said Miss Barbara Kitchens, the ...

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  7. GERMAN CARS Bodies to Be Made of Artificial Resin

    BERLIN, Friday. — Opening a motor show, Herr Hitler emphasised the necessity of expanding production and increasing the output per worker, in order ...

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  8. TASSIE THREE WINS FORSTER CUP

    By winning the third heat to-day Tassie Three, sailed by H. C. L. Batt, won the Forster Cup for 1938. The race ...

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  9. MIDNIGHT GAR SMASH

    A man was killed and four ear passengers injured in a midnight smash on the Hume Highway, six miles from Liverpool. The car ...

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  10. 40 HOUR WEEK SOUGHT

    A combined move to have a 40hour working week introduced by common consent has been initiated by the emergency committee of the ...

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  11. MELBOURNE SWELTERS

    MELBOURNE, Friday. — The R.A.A.F. patrol 'plane pilot reported 22 bush fires to the Forosts Commission to-day. All the outbreaks were north ...

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  12. FLOOD DAMAGE IN QUEENSLAND

    Floods and torrontial rain over a large area of Central Queensland and the North Coast have disorganised mails, railway traffic, electric ...

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  13. Australia Likely to Be Affected

    JAPANESE TRADE PLANS TOKIO, Friday. Plans likely seriously to affect Australian and. other ...

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  14. Taking Photographs From Planes DEFENCE DEPARTMENT TO INVESTIGATE REPORTS

    Reports that mail 'plane pilots have detected foreigners taking photographs of coastal positions that might be strategically ...

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  15. GRIMMETT REJECTS ENGLISH OFFERS

    SYDNEY, Friday. — C. V. Grimmett, the former Test representative, said to-day that he was not considering any offers of the Lancashire League Cricket ...

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  16. N.Z. Spends £5,750,000 On Motors

    New Zealanders spent £5,750,000 on motor vehicles last year-the most ever recorded. ...

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  17. Flat Surf Expected For Sydney Carnival To-day

    SYDNEY, Friday. — A flat surf is expected for to-morrow's surf carnival, at which many thousand spectators will be present. Thirty-eight teams—a record ...

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  18. EMPIRE ATHLETES AT HOBART

    Many of the Empire athletes who recently compctod in tho Games in Sydney were seen in action on the North Hobart oval this afternoon, ...

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  19. Italian Sailor's Attack on Taxi-driver

    CANBERRA, Friday. — Acting on information provided by the Commonwealth, police officers of the External Affairs Department are preparing a ...

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  20. PARLIAMENT HOUSE EXTENSIONS

    Labor fears of possible envesdropping caused an alteration of plans for the proposed extension to Parliament House to-day. ...

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  21. DEMSEY MURDER TRIAL

    MELBOUDNE, Friday. One hundred witnesses are expected to be called in the Dempsey murder trial, the hearing of ...

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  22. WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO STOP.

    SYDNEY, Friday. — It would be difficult to prevent persons photographing any point or area from inter-State air liners, said an official of the Civil ...

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  23. BUTTER STEADY IN LONDON

    Butter is stendler in London, and the price of salted "Kangaroo" is fully maintained at 113/ cwt., according to advice received in ...

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  24. Miners Decorated by King

    LONDON, Thursday.—Among the recipients of decorations from the King at Buckingham Palace to-day at the second investiture in connection with ...

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  25. SEVEN MORE BODIES FOUND

    Seven bodies of victims of the Rodney disaster in Sydney harbor on Sunday were recovered from the harbor ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  26. FIVE YEARS' GAOL FOR MANSLAUGHTER OF ABORIGINE

    Five years' imprisonment, with hard labor, was imposed by Mr. Justice Macfarlane in the Criminal Court to-day on George ...

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  27. RESCUE OF POLAR SCIENTISTS

    M. Papanin, leader of the Russian Polar scientists, decided that it was difficult to remove his party and equipment by 'plane; he ...

    Article : 135 words
  28. DARWIN'S LURE OF MATRIMONY

    Darwin's lure of matrimony, which is making it difficult for the ministration to retain its typists, [?] apparently stronger than in other ...

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  29. FRANCE INCREASING AERIAL AND NAVAL STRENGTH

    PARIS, Friday. — The Ministry announces that it is asking the Chamber of Deputios for substantial credits for new aircraft, the number and ...

    Article : 62 words
  30. Little Change in Wheat Market

    LONDON, Thursday.—Wheat cargoes showod little change to-day. Contimental interest was fair. United Kingdom consumers are holding off. ...

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