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  3. PATRIOTIC EFFORTS

    Representing contributions from many districts on the goldfields, a cheque for £1882 was handed to the chairman of the executive ...

    Article : 271 words

  4. Advertising

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    Advertising : 54 words

  5. STATE PARLIAMENT

    Perth, July 23.—The Cabinet further discussed yesterday the programme of legislation for the session of the State Parliament ...

    Article : 264 words

  6. RESTRICTIONS ON REFUGEES

    Sydney, July 23.—The Premier, Mr. Mair, expressed opposition to-day to sentiments expressed on Monday by a deputation to the ...

    Article : 218 words

  7. TRAGEDY AT EAST NANNUP

    Perth, July 23.—In the homestead of a dairy farm at East Nannup a man and his two sons were found dead and the man's wife and ...

    Article : 388 words

  8. GREAT BOULDER SKIPS

    Perth, July 23.—A reserved judgment for Great Boulder Proprietary Gold Mines, Ltd., was given by the Chief Justice, Sir John Northmore ...

    Article : 498 words

  9. EASTERN EUROPE

    The prospects of considerable changes in the political alignment in Eastern Europe are being widely discussed following the request by ...

    Article : 560 words

  10. Family Notices

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    Family Notices : 490 words

  11. Managing State Insurance

    Perth, July 23.—The State Registrar-General and Government Actuary, Mr. S. Bennett, who is also Government Statistician, Registrar ...

    Article : 70 words

  12. Future Borrowings

    Canberra, July 22.—Although the Commonwealth Government was granted Parliamentary approval in June to raise a war loan of ...

    Article : 143 words

  13. Siege at a Farm

    London, July 23.—After holding police and firemen at bay for 18 hours in a barricaded farmhouse, an armed farmer, Raymond Warden ...

    Article : 274 words

  14. Advance to Wheatgrowers

    Melbourne, July 23.—A move may be made by Country Party members of the Federal Cabinet in the next few days to try to induce ...

    Article : 103 words

  15. Murder of Aged Widow

    Sydney, July 23.—In the Central Criminal Court to-day, before Mr. Justice Maxwell, Cecil Roy Simpkins (24), labourer, was charged ...

    Article : 239 words

  16. ITEMS OF NEWS

    Maximum and minimum temperatures recorded officially in Kalgoorlie yesterday were 57.0 and 39.0 degress, respectively. ...

    Article : 492 words

  17. Took Money for Betting

    Sydney, July 23—Henry Joseph Nolan (25), accountant, was committed for trial at the Central Police Court to-day on the charge ...

    Article : 79 words

  18. DEATH SENTENCE COMMUTED

    Perth, July 23.—The Executive Council to-day commuted to imprisonment for life with hard labour the death sentence passed on ...

    Article : 191 words

  19. The War at Sea

    London, July 23.—The Admiralty reports that British, Allied and neutral merchant shipping losses totalled 61,032 tons for the week ended ...

    Article : 119 words

  20. Life in Paris

    London, July 22.—A Portuguese woman who has returned to Lisbon after being in Paris has described life in the French capital under ...

    Article : 235 words

  21. PERSONAL

    Mr. J. McCubbing, managing director of W.A. Leathergoods Co., Ltd., is paying a visit to Kalgoorlie. He is accompanied by Mr. R. Bell ...

    Article : 170 words

  22. Patriotic Funds

    Perth, July 23.—A scheme for the co-ordination of patriotic funds will be submitted on Friday next to a meeting of representatives of ...

    Article : 75 words

  23. Evacuees From Hong Kong

    Melbourne, July 23.—Approximately 80 women and children, evacuees from Hong Kong, arrived to-day. They are the vanguard of large ...

    Article : 190 words

  24. Nazis in U.S.A.

    Detroit, July 22.—Police in radio-equipped motor cars and carrying tear gas patrolled outside the Packard Corporation's factory ...

    Article : 111 words

  25. Dealings in Land by Aliens

    Melbourne, July 23.—New regulations under the National Security Act controlling dealings in land by enemy aliens, naturalised persons ...

    Article : 206 words

  26. Kept on Beyond Retiring Age

    Perth, July 23.—To meet wartime administration requirements in the Commonwealth public service, a number of officers are being kept in ...

    Article : 153 words

  27. Forty Years Ago

    From the "miner" of july 24, 1900 Even though two famous theatrical companies, the Newbury-Spada Opera Company and Little Lina's ...

    Article : 112 words

  28. Bombed From the Air

    London, July 22.—German 'planes bombed and sank the Panama ship Frossoula on July 15, 250 miles north-west of Finisterre, There was ...

    Article : 112 words

  29. Britain's Trade

    London, July 22.—Trade in June declined, largely as a result of Italy's entry into the war and France's defection. Imports in June ...

    Article : 103 words

  30. National Government Favoured

    Perth, July 23.—A vigorous debate on the political direction of Australia's war effort, in which it was contended that the present ...

    Article : 72 words

  31. German Potato Crop

    London, July 23.—The Berlin radio warns farmers that the Colorado beetle, brought into Germany from Francis, is gravely ...

    Article : 35 words
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