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  2. W.A. SESSION OPENED

    PERTH, Thursday.—In his speech at the opening of the first session of the 17th Parliament to-day, the Lieutena[?] Governor (Sir James Mitchell) said that ...

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  3. MARRIED MEN ON DOLE

    A new plan for the partial solution of the unemployment problem was submitted to the Legislative Assembly yesterday by Mr. Macfarlan (Ind., Brighton). ...

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  4. BRITISH GAINS SMALL

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — British migration has not increased as was expected under the Commonwealth Government's scheme for assisted British ...

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  5. Letters to the Editor DANZIG'S PROBLEM

    Sir,—The article by Mr. Anthony Eden on August 3 is most excellent in its exposition of the position of Danzig affairs, written in a way that the public can grasp ...

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  6. DISASTER IN MINE

    BROKEN HILL, Thursday.—Called at the request of the coroner (Mr. A. B. Collins), Lawrence Hugh Harvey. foreman at the South mine, said at the inquest ...

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  7. 50 CANDIDATES LIKELY

    Between 10 a.m. to-day, when nominations for the City Council election on August 24 will be called, and 4 p.m. on August 9, when they will close, about 50 ...

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  8. N.S.W Crisis Continued From page 1 TEN U.A.P. MEN CROSS FLOOR

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—After an exciting debate, Mr. Spooner's motion was agreed to in the Legislative Assembly this ...

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  9. WHEAT CONTROL HOPES

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — The Federal Government hopes that a decision will be reached by the International Wheat Committee ...

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  10. THE WHEAT INDUSTRY

    Sir, — Two or three important fartors affecting the wheat farmers must be remembered: — 1. By Government action. millions of pounds were ...

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  11. MAYOR TO LEAD MARCH

    "I am not a Labour man, but I feel that the cause of the sustenance workers needs some practical support," said the Mayor of Williamstown (Councillor E. C. ...

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  12. URGES LOWERING OF TUNNEL

    The desirability of lowering the Spotswood sewerage tunnel was urged jesterday by the secretary of the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce [?] ...

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  13. ATTACKED WIFE AND STEPSON

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—Police found the body of William Collins, aged 65 years, labourer, lying on a bed at his home in Murray street, Rockhampton, at 3 a.m. ...

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  14. LEADERSHIP

    Sir,—"Right Wing" is apparently confusing Stalin with Trotsky. Trotsky advocated world revolution, while Stalin wished to let the movement justify itself ...

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  15. CITY COUNCIL'S PLANS

    Plans for the development of an [?] of 47 aeres between Race[?]urse and F[?] ington roads, Flem[?]ngton, probably will be considered by the markets and proper[?] ...

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  16. DONALD RALLY TO-DAY

    Representatives of the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments, at least six members of the State Parliament, and about 3,000 wheat farmers from the ...

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  17. £40,000,000 OF LOAN MONEY

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Reports received by the Federal Ministry from its financial advisers indicate that considerable difficulty will be experienced this ...

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  18. 39th BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN

    Queen Elizabeth will celebrate her 39th birthday to-day. Born at Glamis Castle, Scotland, on August 4. 1900. she is the youngest daughter of the Earl of ...

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  19. REAL WEALTH

    Sir,—May I add my mead of praise to "The Argus" for its powerful article on real wealth, also to your correspondent, J. M. Arthur. Obviously valuing money ...

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  20. CLERGYMAN AIDS DEFENDANT

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Robert Bard Newland, aged 23 years, an unemployed builder, of Adelaide, w ho said that he had been robbed of £8 by confidence ...

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  21. TARIFF CHANGE

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—An extensive tariff schedule is expected to be presented to Parliament soon after it assembles next month. ...

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  22. DEMAND FOR PLAN

    CHARLTON, Thursday.—District farmers to-day discussed the parlous position of the wheat industry. The State president of the V.W.G.A. ...

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  23. VICTORIA'S MESSAGE

    The following telegram was sent yesterday by His Excellency the Governor of Victoria (Sir Winston Dugan) to the Secretary of Slate for Dominion Affairs ...

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  24. SNOW RESORTS

    Snow over the Australian Alps region will gladden the hearts of sk[?]ers. Reports received by the Tourist Bureau last night read:— ...

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  25. HUGE AUDIENCE THIS TIME

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—When Miss Marjorie Lawrence came on to the stage to open her concert at the Town Hall to-night a huge audience ...

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  26. TRAM LOUD SPEAKERS

    Loud speakers would be installed on [?] new trams built by the Tramways Bo[?] said the chairman of the board (Mr. H[?] Bell) yesterday. Tenders for the sup[?] ...

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  27. OCULISTS' FEES

    Sir,—"Justice," who complains about high oculists' fees, is apparently unaware that the ophthalmological section of the British Medical Association established ...

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  28. LORD GOWRIE'S WISHES

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord Gowrie) forwarded the following message to Her Majesty the Queen:—"On the ...

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  29. NATIONAL INCOME

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Without the development of manufacturing in the last five years Australia would undoubtedly be in the throes of a crisis as severe as ...

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  30. BEULAH ACTION

    BEULAH, Thursday.—A public meeting representative of the business people and farming community of the district was addressed by Mr. G. G. Marshman, ...

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  31. ARTIFICIAL LEG FOR UNEMPLOYED MAN

    An appeal is being made of £25 to provide an artificial limb for a sustenance worker with a wife and five children. The case has been recommended by the Rev. ...

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  32. COUNTRY LIFE

    Sir,—If the labourer in the country received the basic wage, worked only 48 hours a week, and had reasonable accommodation, many parents would prefer to ...

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  33. Obituary MR. J. R. MANSON

    The funeral of Mr. John R. Manson, of Caithness. Newry, who died iii Melbourne on Tuesday night, took place yesterday at the Maffra Cemetery. Mr. ...

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  34. TASM[?]NIAN K.C.'s

    HOBART, Thursday.—The Solici[?] General (Mr. R.N.K. Beedham) and [?] E. M. Johnson were to-day appo[?] King's counsel. Mr. Beedham was [?] ...

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  35. "TRAGIC POSITION"

    Wheat farmers were in a tragic position, said Mr. Lemmon (Lab., Williamstown) in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. He asked the Ministry for a declaration of its ...

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  36. REDUCED MILK PRICE

    Retailers of milk would welcome a further reduction in the price of milk by the Milk Board, said the President of the Metropolitan Milk Distributors' ...

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  37. Advertising

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  38. MOTOR-CYCLIST KILLED

    Lance Manning aged 20 years of Viva street Glen Iris, was fatally injured when his motor-cycle and a motor-truck collided at the corne[?] of King and Latrobe ...

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  39. CONCESSION PLAN

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—The suggestion from London that the United States and Australia should make some initial concession to Canada and Argentina ...

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  40. W.A. BETTING MOVE

    PERTH, Thursday.—Notice of mot[?] that no starting-price betting should [?] legalised in Western Australia without [?] referendum was given by Mrs. Ca[?] ...

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  41. AUSTRALIA'S LOSS

    Sir,—Why does the Broadcasting Commission engage foreign artists, and thereby make it possible for them to take thousands of pounds out of the country, in preference ...

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  42. MAJOR ADELLA IRWIN

    Major Adella Irwin, aged 42 years, submatron of the Salvation Army Brightside Sanatorium, Waverley road, East Malvern, died in the Alfred Hospital yesterday ...

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  43. MOTOR DEALERS

    At the annual meeting of the Retail Motor Dealers' Association of Victoria Incorporated at the Manufacturers' Buildings last night Mr. Andrew Milne was ...

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  44. FINDING GIRLS WORK

    The Boy's Employment Movement has opened a section for girls seeking employment. Girls from 14 to 21 years of age are invited to call at the office of the ...

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  45. WOMAN FINED £25

    Nearly 40 bottles of beer and two bottles of wine were seized by the licensing. Police, who visited a fish shop in Ballarat road. Foots[?]ray, on July 8, ...

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  46. MR. NEIL CAMPBELL

    The death occurred at Geelong yesterday of Mr. Neil Campbell, aged 79 years, retired estate agent. Mr. Campbell, who was born in the Geelong district, was ...

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  47. BETTING FINES

    Lou[?]s Phillips, of Southey street, Elwood, was fined £60 in the Fourth City Court yesterday on a charge of having used premises for the purpose of betting, ...

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  48. NO EXPEDITION

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Proposals by Sir Hubert Wilkins to the Commonwealth Government that the Wyatt Earp be equipped and made available to him ...

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  49. BRIQUETTE SUPPLIES

    Denying that frequent complaints of exhausted supplies of briquettes had been made to the State Electricity Commission, an officer of the commission said ...

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  50. PROFESSIONAL SECRECY

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Doctors need not tell and the secrecy of the confessional is confirmed under a Northern Territory ordinance promulgated to-day. ...

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  51. SITE OF R.A.A.F. SCHOOL

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Claiming that a national blunder had been made in the selection of Wagga as the site of the new R.A.A.F. school, a deputation from ...

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  52. HIGHWAY BLOCKED

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—There was serious flooding in the south-east of the State to-day. At Bega families near the river were marshalled by police to higher ground. ...

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  53. NEW AIR SERVICE AGREEMENTS

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—The first of the interim agreements between the Commonwealth and Australian airway companies, which precede rationalisation of ...

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  54. DEATH FROM POISON

    A woman aged 20 years, who had been an invalid since childhood, became suddently ill at a lodging-house in the city yesterday evening. She was rushed in a ...

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  55. UNIVERSITY NOTICES

    A time-table for the University [?]ractical examinations in chemistry part I, and chemistry, medical course, are on notice boards in the main quadrangle and ...

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  56. BLOOD TRANSFUSION

    Relatives gave blood transfusions to save the life of Geoffrey Dolphin, aged 58 years, of Hartpury avenue, Elwood, who was struck by a motor-car in Brighton ...

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  57. LAW NOTICES—(This Day)

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  58. TRAIN DRIVER FOR TRIAL

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Arthur James Smith, aged 56 years, train driver, was committed for trial at the Newcastle Quarter Sessions on a charge of having ...

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  59. Baths a Problem in Students' Quarters in Paris

    A colourful description of student life in Europe was given last night by the vice-master of Queen's College (Dr. R. P. Sussex) at the fifth of a series of lectures ...

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  60. LATE SHIPPING NEWS

    NEW ZEALAND.—AUCKLAND (1.[?]41 Miles). —SAILED.—Aug. 3—Pontypridd, for Newcastle. WELLINGTON [?].479 Miles[?].—ARRIVED.— Aug.3—Wanganella, from Sydney. ...

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  61. "OUR AUSTRALIA"

    All sections of te family will be interested in "Our Australia," the brilliant new history of our own country, told in coloured pictures and reading matter. It ...

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  62. THE SONG OF THE SPRING

    May turn into a permanent squeak if your car is not well cared for! See what "The Garage Man" advises in his Diary to-day.—[Advt.] ...

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