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  2. LATROBE SHALE

    That the exploitation of the shale deposits in the Mersey Valley, near Latrobe, depends on the attitude of the Tasmanian Government is the ...

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  3. NEW MOTOR VESSEL LAUNCHED

    MOTOR-SHIP PORT HALIFAX on the stocks at Wallsend-on-Tyne prior to having been launched. This vessel was built for the Australian and New Zealand,service of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, and embodies arrangements for the carriage of fruit, meat, and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Launceston Stronger Than Devonport

    In a series of inter-High School sports, played at Launceston yesterday, Launceston State High defeated Devonport State High in football and ...

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  5. POTATO GROWING

    At the annual meeting of the Potato Marketing Board at Burnie, yesterday, a letter was received, from the Levon municipality asking the Board to ...

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  6. CENTENARY REGATTA

    The weekly meeting of the Centenary sub-committee of the Royal Hobart Regatta Association was held on Wednesday, when Messrs. Frank West ...

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  7. RIVER GAUGINGS

    THE Weather Bureau, Hobart, issued at 9 a.m. yesterday the following reports regarding the height above ...

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  8. INFANT PARALYSIS

    The immediate closure of all schools within the area infected by infantile paralysis, and the immediate cessation of attendance at ...

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  9. JERSEY BREEDERS

    A committee meeting of the Tasmanian branch, of the Australian Jersey Herd Society was held during the week at Launceston. The President ...

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  10. EMPIRE SETTLEMENT

    Problems of Empire settlement and population were dealt with by Mr. G. W. Holland, State President of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial ...

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  11. Undernourished Children

    The following donations were received yesterday to the fund opened by the Mayor of Launceston (Mr. F. Warland Browne), for the relief of ...

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  12. VARSITY STUDENTS

    The Council of the University of Tasmania was confronted at its meeting last night by a request from the University Union that it should co-operate to ...

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  13. NEWS FROM THE HUON DOCTORS IN COUNTRY

    To investigate the Government proposal for the provision of medical practitioners in outlying country districts, the Director of Public Health (Dr. B. ...

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  14. PRODUCERS TO CONFER

    The Tasmanian Producers' Organisation has completed arrangements r the first district conference at Burnie on Thursday. There are 15 branches ...

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  15. NATIVES HOSTILE

    Disturbing incidents are again reported from Samoa, where the Mau "police," an organisation which is hostile to the New Zealand administration ...

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  16. HUON "OLD TIMERS"

    Instigated by Mr. T. W. Harriss, of Grove, a move will be made in the near future to form a Huon Old Time Footballers' Association. Mr. Harriss, who ...

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  17. BRITISH BUTTER IMPORTS

    The Imperial Economic Committee statistics of United Kingdom butter imports for 1936 show a record total of 9,570,000 cwt., of which 53 per cent ...

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  18. COMMERCIAL WINS

    Commercial High School, Hobart, won the hockey and basketball matches played against Burnie High School yesterday. The matches were the first of ...

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  19. MARINE SCHOOL

    The work of recommissioning the steamer Ena, which is to be used as a training ship, is proceeding, at Hobart. It is expected that the ship will soon be ...

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  20. PUBLIC BUILDINGS

    Several applications were made to the Minister for Lands and Works (Major T. H. Davies) at Launceston yesterday for employment on the proposed ...

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  21. POLICE COURT

    In the Hobart Police Court yesterday, before the Police Magistrate (Mr. W. Hutchins) and Mr. R. J. McKenzie, J.P., Detective-Inspector Fleming ...

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  23. FOOTBALL PALMER'S POSITION

    As the outcome of a decision at a special meeting of the executive committee of the Huon Football Association at Huonville last night, R. E. Palmer, the ...

    Article : 239 words
  24. CHINESE SENT TO PRISON

    Gordon Picklum (30), an Australian-born Chinese cabinetmaker, was sentenced to two months' imprisonment with hard labour by Mr. Goldie, S.M., ...

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  25. FEARED DEATH DUTIES

    Mr. William Frederick Holmes, who died in Melbourne in February at the age of 74, revoked in a codicil a number of large charitable bequests because he ...

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  26. CAR SOMERSAULTS

    A car containing five men and drawing a trailer loaded with merchandise got out of control through failure of the brakes when descending a steep ...

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  27. STATION FOR ABORIGINES

    Mr. H. Balfour and Dr. J. Balfour, who, with the Rev. J. R. B. Love, of Kunmunya Mission, in the Kimberley district, has spent weeks inspecting the ...

    Article : 139 words
  28. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

    The Public Service Commissioner (Mr. R. J. Meagher) arrived at Launceston yesterday, and this morning he will conduct an inquiry into matters ...

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  29. CHILD'S HEROISM

    Eight-year-old Joy Howells, of Muizenberg, near Cape Town, was the heroine of a mountain accident on the slopes near her home. ...

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  30. TIMBER CARTING

    The Government is prepared to assist municipal councils to keep roads in timber-carting areas open during the Winter if the action will result in ...

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  31. PREMISES ENTERED

    Two cases of minor housebreaking were reported to the Launceston police yesterday. Mr. H. L. Harper stated that his baker's shop at 164 Bathurst ...

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  32. METEORITE CRATER

    Dr. C. T. Madigan, lecturer in geology at Adelaide University, who has returned from a two months' expedition in the interior, has announced ...

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  33. MEMORIAL TO AIRMEN

    The Royal Flying Corps Association hopes to erect a memorial on the Royal Australian Air Force aerodrome at Point Cooke to perpetuate the memory ...

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  34. Japanese Shipping Merger

    The Japan Mining Co.'s subsidiary, the Sangyo Steamship Co., and the Nippon Sangyo Co.'s subsidiary, the Karafuto Steamship Co., will be merged ...

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  35. Honoured By Pope

    The Apostolic Delegate (Archbishop Panico) has informed the Right Rev. Monsignor J. J. Nevin, President of St. Patrick's College, Manly, that Pope ...

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  36. Elderly Woman Injured

    Mrs. Emily Dwyer (75), of Derwent Park Rd., Derwent Park, was admitted to the Hobart General Hospital last evening with a probable fractured hip. ...

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  37. EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON THE HEART

    THE belief that the hearts of athletes become enlarged is a fallacy, according to the investigations of three Australian research workers, who ...

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  38. Imperial Relations Trustees

    As Chairman of the Imperial Relations Trust, Earl Baldwin has nominated as trustees the Earl of Clarendon, former Governor-General of South ...

    Article : 61 words
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  40. Hitler's Defence Tax

    Herr Hitler has decreed a special defence tax, whereby every man liable to active service with an income of more than £4 a month will have to pay a ...

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  41. Matrimonial Causes Bill Passed

    The House of Commons, without a division, accepted the House of Lords' amendments to Mr. A. P. Herbert's Matrimonial Causes Bill, which will be ...

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