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"PETTY MALICE."
A breach has occurred between the Dawes Loan trustees and the German Government, which announces that it intends to dispose as it ...
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WAGGON AXLE BREAKS.
When an axle of a K waggon, which formed part of a special train carrying 363 head of store cattle to the Esk saleyards, broke ...
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ONLY CHANCE.
A bill embracing a series of amendments of the Aboriginals Act will be introduced by the Government during the forthcoming session ...
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Imperial Trade Unity.
We have made reference on previous occasions to the remarkable keenness and enthusiasm displayed by Scotland, and Glasgow in particular, ...
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TYRE SALES FORBIDDEN.
Furthur evidence of the seriousness of the position regarding raw materials is afforded by an official order forbidding the sale until ...
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CURRENT TOPICS.
Working at a saw-bench at Spann's Sawmill, West Ipswich, yesterday, Albert Parslow, a married man employed as a taller-out at the mill, ...
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VICTORIAN SETTLERS.
Replying in the House of Commons to Mr. J. C. Crookes's private question, Mr. J. H. Thomas (Secretary, for the Dominions) said that Britain ...
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CUTTERS STOP WORK.
A stopwork meeting, held to-day, unanimously decided that cutters harvesting burnt cane should do no more work till a cutter dismissed ...
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WAR ON POTATO BEETLE.
It is officially claimed that the peril of Germany's scanty potato crop was averted when the Colorado beetle which was attacking fields in ...
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HYMNS AND BLUSHES.
Professor Percy Dearmer (Professor of Ecclesiastical Art at the King's College, London, and Canon of Westminster) declared that the ...
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GUARD'S APPEALS.
The Railway Appeal Board to-day heard an appeal by Thomas Edward McGovern, railway guard, of Mayne Junction, against a fine of £1, which ...
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35-TON PROPELLER.
The first of the four propellers designed for the great new Cunarder was taken from the London docks by a steamer yesterday, to be fitted to ...
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ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
An expedition, consisting of members of the Oxford Exploration Club to-day sailed from London in the 100-ton (gross) Norwegian sealer, ...
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ANOTHER AIR RACE?
An ambitious suggestion to allow of Sydney seeing the Centenary sir racers during festival week was outlined to-day by the Festival Week ...
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JUDICIAL ATTITUDES.
Commenting upon a case decided by Judge Lukin, which was quoted in the Bankruptcy Court to-day during an application for a ...
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NORTH AUSTRALIA.
Investigations by a Federal expers have convinced the Government that the scheme of the Barkly Tableland lessees to form a chartered company ...
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NEW ZEALAND'S RECOVERY.
At the annual meeting of the National Bank of New Zealand, held in London, Sir Austin Harris, who presided, said there was no doubt that ...
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PERSONAL.
Cr. Jas. Logan, Chairman of the Tarampa Shire Council, intimated yesterday that permission had been received from the State Governor ...
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APPEAL TO LORDS.
The appeal was dismissed with costs from the decision by which Princess Youssoupoff was awarded £25,000 damages against the ...
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PRICE DOWN AGAIN.
Altered petrol prices will operate in Brisbane from next week-end. First grade spirit will be sold at 1/6 instead of 1/7, and super petrol will be offer ...
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WHEAT PROBLEM.
Discussing the wheat position the "Financial Times" says it apparently has been conceded that Argentina's exceptionally large 1933-34 crop ...
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MEAT MARKETING.
All sections of the meat industry will be represented at the first meeting of the Federal Meat Advisory Council at Canberra to-morrow, when ...
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SHIPS BROKEN UP.
In 1933 steamers and motorships of 2,400,000 tons were broken up, the highest on record, making an aggregate of 10,334,000 tons in the decade ...
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REPLY TO SECESSIONISTS.
One of the most comprehensive constitutional documents prepared in Australia since Federation will be published as the ...
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The Supreme Issue.
Continued discussions between the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) and Dr. Earle Page have not resulted in very definite unity arrangements being ...
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