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ELECTING NEW GENERAL
The high council called to elect a successor to General Evangeline Booth as commander of the S[?]lvation Army will sit in London this week. ...
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DEFENCE OF ENGINEER
A resolution moved by Councillor Loughnan that a report be referred again to the engineer (Mr. J. T. Noble Anderson) lapsed at the Richmond Council ...
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Cairns Crash ONE VICTORIAN INJURED
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Retired Officers (Continued from Page One) NEW COMMAND CHIEFS
SYDNEY, Monday. — The greatest secrecy has been observed about senior command appointments, and the names of the appointees ...
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SHELTER FROM AIR RAIDS
Plans to provide 17,700 persons with air raid shelters in the heart of Melbourne have been drawn up by the city engineer (Mr. P. S. Robinson) for ...
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CENTENNIAL OF PROGRESS
Next year New Zealand will celebrate its centennial as a British possession. It was on February 6, 1840, that a representative gathering of Maori chiefs fixed the ...
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CAMBERWELL TOWN HALL CRITICISED
Saying that a large piece of masonry fell at a recent wedding reception in Camberwell Town Hall and nearly hit a guest, and that the roof was leaking, Councillor ...
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ONE KILLED; FOUR HURT
NARACOORTE (S.A.), Monday.—When a motor-truck overturned on the Coorong road, near Salt Creek, at the week-end, John Cameron, aged 47 years, labourer, ...
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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICES
At its meeting last night, the Victorian Women's Medical Society agreed to appoint a special sub-committee to inquire into emergency blood transfusion ...
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MILITIA TRAINING CHANGES
Intensified militia training will be discussed by Federal Cabinet on August 21, as the result of conferences being held between the Minister for Defence ...
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WINE INDUSTRY'S STABILITY
SYDNEY, Monday.—The general secretary of the Federal Victicultural Council (Mr. C. S. Panton) to-day criticised the decision of the Minister for Customs ...
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FIRE BELL'S NEW JOB
An old fire bell which has rested Idle in its stand in Macquarie street, Preh[?] for many years, will be dismantled and transferred to the Toorak Park Oval to ...
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CYCLIST'S DEATH
George Gordon, aged 53 years of Napier street. Fitzroy, a cyclist, rode into the back of a pedestrian who stepped from the pavement in Gertrude street, Fitzroy, ...
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STRUCK BY CAR
MYRTLEFORD Monday. — Mr. J. Glazebrook, aged 70 years of Myrtleford, was knocked down by a motor-car driven in Myrtle street last night and suffered ...
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RUSH TO JOIN R.A.A.F.
Although entries do not close for three weeks, approximately 2,800 young men have applied to the All Board for particular for four classes of commissions in ...
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CRASHED INTO WINDOW
Swerving on his bicycle in Park street South Melbourne yesterday, Nell Inch, aged 19 years of Service crescent, South Melbourne, crashed through two plate— ...
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STUDENT INJURED
GEELONG, Monday-Lloyd Everard. aged 23 years, a student of theology at Ormond College, Melbourne University, suffered serious injuries this morning in ...
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KERBS FOR CHURCHES
St. Kilda Council decided last night to lay a concrete kerbing along the Chapel street and Carlisle street frontages of the Balaclava Methodist Church property, ...
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STRUGGLE FOR POSITIONS
With only two rounds of matches to be played, it is almost impossible to define accurately the final four in most of the League and Metropolitan division grades ...
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POLITICIANS' STRIKE SUGGESTED
A SUGGESTION that politicians should hold a half-day strike to get revenue from the unemployment relief tax spent only on the ...
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KILLED BY TRUCK
MILDURA, Monday.—Brian Domeyer, aged 3 years, was killed instantly when knocked down by a motor- truck at the corner of Lime avenue and Ninth street ...
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WATCH ON SOIL URGED
ADELAIDE, Monday.—The need for intelligent exploitation of Australia's soil potentialities was stressed at the Waite Research Institute to-day by the chief ...
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Obituary MR. D. W. BECK
Members of the Retired Police Association, representatives of the Returned Soldiers' League, and of Masonic lodges attended the funeral yesterday of Mr. ...
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DRIVER KILLED
BRISBANE, Monday. — When a car struck a bank, turned a somersault, and came to rest upside down, following the blowout of one'of the rront tyres near ...
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ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS
Fifty-seven Courts of the Ancient Order of Foresters in Victoria Friendly Society will be represented at the annual district meeting on Thursday at the Foresters' ...
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PROTECTED FISH
Anglers who fish the waters of the Wurdi Boluc reservoir must cast their lines with care, because the law permits them to take from the reservoir only ...
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MR. R. E. G. BAYFORD
Mr. Richard Edward Gordon Bayford, founder of R. Bayford Pty. Ltd., the motor distributing company, died in a private hospital last night after a long illness. ...
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FOOTSCRAY COMPLAINT
Residents of Whitehall street, Footscray, had suffered eye trouble because of grit from a factory chimney, and one had been obliged temporarily to cease work, ...
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ALIENS IN FACTORIES
Protests against the number of refugees working in factories in Collingwood were made by Councillor Towers at Collingwood Council meeting last night. ...
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BRUNSWICK ESSAYS
Dr. Maurice McKenna, medical officer of health to the Brunswick City Council, has given 20 guineas to be allotted as prize money for essays by school ...
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RISING TAXATION
"INQUIRER" (Hawthorn).—In the last six years total Federal and States taxation has increased from £86,707,570 (1932) to £118,741,278 (1938). Over the ...
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HOSPITAL CLINIC AT BRUNSWICK
The Brunswick centenary executive committee at a meeting yesterday approved a proposal to devote the money raised from the celebrations to the ...
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CAMBERWELL TREES
Removal of 153 trees in eight streets, as recommended by the parks and gardens committee, was approved last night by Camberwell Council. Trees affected ...
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COMING EVENTS
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BALL DECORATIONS
The decorations at the Malvern Town Hall for the return ball to the Mayor and Mayoress of Malvern (Councillor and Mrs. L. A. Righetti) will be on view from ...
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BASE HOSPITAL OFFICIALS
BALLARAT.—The committee of the Ballarat Base Hospital on Monday night elected Dr. A. C. H. Slater president in succession to Mr. H. J. Jephson, Mr. G. ...
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DRIVERS' CLAIMS
To discuss the claims of members of the Engine-drivers' and Firemen's Association for higher wages and improved working conditions, a conference has been ...
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PRINCE'S HILL SCHOOL
The Jubilee of Prince's Hill School will be celebrated with a week of festivities, beginning on September 23 and including a reunion of old scholars and teachers, ...
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LONG SERVICE
BALLARAT. — References to the long service as a councillor of Mr. L. Lederman who did not seek re-election, were made at the meeting of the Ballarat City ...
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LAW NOTICES—(This Day)
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WILLS AND ESTATES
Daniel Gray Staley, of the Commercial Travellers' Club, Flinders street, Melbourne, investor. Personalty, £36,767. To his son, Andrew Gray Staley, 4,000 ...
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POSTAL MECHANICS
The Commonwealth Public Service Inspector for Victoria (Mr. G. P. N. Watt) advices that applications for the forth-coming examination for appointment as ...
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