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Emus Tramp Down Wheat
Damage to crops is being done in the Mildura district by an invasion of emus. The birds are in flocks of 30 or ...
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PROPOSED BETTING LAW CHANGES
Sweeping changea in the betting laws of the State, a considerable increase in the powers of the police, and a tightening up of legislation dealing ...
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OUR PRIMARY INDUSTRIES
Mr. J. P. Abbott, vice-president of the Graziers' Association, says that the disastrous effects of the economic depression on primary industries were ...
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DROUGHT IN ENGLAND
Serious fires are accompanying the drought in England. While hundreds of people were parading Worthing Pier flames suddenly appeared and ...
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RUSSIA AS ALLY FOR FRANCE Mission For Moscow
The French Air Minister (M. Cott), the Inspector-General of the French Air Force (General Barres), and four other air ...
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£20,000 CLAIM
It is expected that the hearing will begin in the Supreme Court this week of the action in which Albert Charles Willis is suing John Thomas ...
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INFLUENZA ABATING
The influenza epidemic in Broken Hill is abating according to Dr. J. M'Bain Ross. There are, however, still several cases of pneumonia. Dr. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CUT POWER WIRES
VANCOUVER, September 11.—A message from Sudbury, a town in Ontario, reports that Ward Van Orman, a United States balloonist, and his ...
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BRISBANE WOOL SALES
Prices at the opening day of the wool sales were 25 to 30 per cent, higher than the closing, rates of the sales here last June, and were equal ...
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LONDON POLICE RECRUITS
Youths, aged 18½ years, below the regulation height, but "possessing special qualifications" will be eligible for recruitment in the Metropolitan ...
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UNREST IN CUBA
To its variety of recent political experiences Havana has added a truce. The understanding is that neither the Army officers at the Hotel National ...
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MURDER AND SUICIDE
Last night James Snelling (30), of Redfern, killed Mrs. Florence Spurway (25), of Waterloo, with whom he had been, living about two years, with ...
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SITUATION IN AUSTRIA
VIENNA, September 12.—The decision of the Chancellor (Dr. Dolfuss) to give authoritative leadership to a Christian corporate state has won ...
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VERDICT OF SUICIDE
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A verdict of suicide was returned at an inquiry, by the superintendent of navigation concerning the disappearance of ...
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BROKEN HILL AS CENTRE FOR TOURISTS
Broken Hill as a tourist centre was reecntiy advocated by Mr. H. E. Slater, a visitor for the Jubilee celebrations. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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WORLD PREPARING FOR WAR SAYS MR. W. M. HUGHES
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Addressing a meeting at Kirribilli last night Mr. W. M. Hughes, said: "The world is now preparing for war. Hitlerism ...
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EXTRA SEAT FOR AUSTRALIA ON LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—It is understood that an extra seat will be allotted to Australia when the League of Nations Assembly opens at Geneva ...
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CRITICISM OF SCIENTISTS
LONDON, September 11.—Speaking at the Salvation Army Citadel at Leicester, Commissioner Lamb asked what scientists were doing with the ...
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SUICIDE OF THIEF
Paintings valued at £10,000 which were stolen several months ago from the Montreal Art Gallery have been recovered after a series of dramatic ...
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COUNTRY TOWN DEVELOPED
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—During his six months' absence from politics the lender of the Country party (Dr. Earle Page) has been developing the ...
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HOPEFUL VIEW IN BRITAIN
British official quarters take a more hopeful view of the AustroGerman situation believing that Signor Mussolini's influence is ...
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68 DEGREES TO-DAY
The maximum temperature in the shade up till 3 o'clock to-day was 68 degrees and the barometer reading 29.238. The following, official ...
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POLE'S STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—There is still no trace of Mr. G. Skugar, president of the National Polish Alliance, who mysteriously ...
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ENGLISH BREWERS' PROFITS
Net profits amounting to £1,468,903 are reported by Arthur Guinness, Son, and Co., Ltd., brewers, of England, for the year ended June 30. ...
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Prizewinner At Adelaide Show
SIR RONALD, a three-yaar-old Clydesdale owned by Mr. C. T. Butler, being judged. Sir Ronald won the Angas Cup. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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YOUTH CLEARS CONSCIENCE
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—For some time conscience pricks have been worrying somebody about 18 or 19 years old in Essendon. As a ...
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EXCESSES BY NAZIS
With a placard across his stomach "I am hunger victim" the elderly, corpulent Heinrich Hertsiefer, who was for 11 years the Prussian ...
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OPOSSUM SKINS IN LONDON
LONDON, September 11.—Opossum skins that are suspected of having been smuggled out of Australia continue to arrive in London. The ...
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DEMAND FOR BIKE PUMPS
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—When the question of American inflation was before the Tariff Board the arguments had nothing to do with monetary ...
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INTERSTATE BREVITIES
SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Two months ago Mir. Reed, S.M., fined Riley, Newman, Ltd., £4683 for knowingly having 1561 opossum skins ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT TO MEET ON OCTOBER 4
CANBERRA, Wednesday—Member of the Federal Parliament have been notified that the House of Representatives will meet on October 4 as it ...
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