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Y.W.C.A.
The Canberra Y.W.CA. has decided to conduct a crossword puzzle each week in the columns of "The Canberra Times". The puzzles will ...
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ISLE OF MAN
The Isle of Man is in trouble over its flag. After a thousand years it has suddenly been discovered that the familiar red ensign with the three ...
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EPSOM RACES
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CHURCH IN RUSSIA
The Rev. Dr. J. H. Rushbrooke, M.A., Secretary of the Baptist World Alliance, is at present touring Australia, and arrangements have been ...
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£1,000 DAMAGES
In the case in which Mrs. Maude Elizabeth Deane, of Cremorne, sued "Smith's Weekly" for £10,000 damages for alleged libel, the jury awarded the ...
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COINING CHARGE ENDS AFTER NINE MONTHS
When Richard Owen, 31, electrician, appeared at the Glebe Court to-day on a counterfeiting charge, the police applied for a further remand, but the ...
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KEMBLA GRANGE RACES
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"SYDNEY'S WORST WOMAN"
When Nellie Cameron, 21, pleaded guilty at the Central Court to-day to a charge of consorting, the police prose cutor stated that she was one of the ...
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PEERAGE BECOMES EXTINCT
The late Lord Bateman, the third peer, of Shobdon Court, Hertfordshire, and Paris, whose will has lately been proved, left unsettled estate of ...
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MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING
While a party of labourers were working on a road near Belgrave today, they were struck by lightning. One man, believed to be named ...
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COASTAL TUG STRANDED
The Navigation Department received a message from Laurieton this morning stating that the coastal tug Unique was aground at Campen ...
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LORRY RUN DOWN BY EXPRESS
A man named Walker had a remarkable escape from death to-day when the lorry he was driving waa run down by the Melbourne express at a ...
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SYDNEY COUNCIL WITHOUT QUORUM
Following a heated debate on the question of fruit barrows in city streets, the Lord Mayor and Aid. Ward to-day became engaged in an ...
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SWEEPING THE COUNTRY
A recent brush census in Britain shows that the consumption of brushes has greatly increased. In 1930 British firms made 37,452,006 ...
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GRAZIER'S CLAIM FOR FURNITURE
A writ has been issued on behalf of Dr. George Arthur Vivers, grazior, claiming £2,050 against his former wife, Marion Irene Vivers, in connection with ...
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SCRATCHING
Dermid was scratched from the Epsom to-day. ...
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'PLANE CAUGHT BY WIN
After landing at Richmond Aerodrome to-day, an Air Force Wapiti was caught by a gust of wind and it cashed on its nose. The pilot, Paget, ...
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GRAF LEAVES FOR BRAZIL
Despite the disturbances In Brazil, the Graf Zepellin has left Fre[?]drichshaven for Pernambuca. ...
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SUBTERRANEAN TREASURES
An inexhaustible supply of pure water from Mont Blane, and a volume of gas sufficient to light the city for a centuiy—according to the Abbe ...
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UNWANTED SEA SERPENT
Captain Bassum, of the Dutch ship Sianter, is shocked to find that nobody wants the authentic sea serpent he found in Java Bay, and has been ...
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NO AGE LIMIT FOR AIR PILOTS
It has been decided that no age limit will be enforced for pilots of air liners. It has been proposed that there should be recognised by the ...
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