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  2. ANNIVERSARY PICNIC AT MYRTLE PARK

    Employees of the Launceston textile firm of Thyne Bros. Pty. Ltd. attended a picnic at Mrytle Park yesterday to mark the completion of 21 years of business by the firm. Pictures show a picnic cricket match in progress and an ice-cream distribution. —"The Examiner" photos. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. LAUNCESTON TASMANIA The Examiner

    THE ANNOUNCEMENT FROM CANBERRA, that, to conserve dollar funds, imports from the United States are to be cut, gives an idea of the complicated state of affairs as between Britain and the United States. While America is out to win markets ...

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  4. TWO LOSE LIVES NEAR PIPER

    Two Launceston men were drowned at Tam-O-Shanter Bay, near Pipers River, yesterday when attempting to rescue a girl from the river. THEY were: ...

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  5. PERSONAL

    Rev. D. W. Smith, of the Prahran Presbyterian Church, is visiting Launceston and will supply the pulpit during February at St. ...

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  6. It Happened 100 Years Ago

    THE GOVERNOR'S SALARY—We understand that his Excellency Sir William Denison stipulated with the ...

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  7. VISIT BY U.N. LECTURER

    A distinguished lecturer to visit Tasmania this month is Prof. F. Alexander, M.A. (Oxon), head of the Department of History and ...

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  8. DROME FOR BRIDPORT?

    The Minister for Repatriation (Mr. Barnard) intends to renew his request to the Minister for Civil ...

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  9. RECALLS TUG TRIP FROM GLASGOW

    In 1887 a young Scot named John Clarke Campbell was a member of the crew of eight which brought the tiny tug ...

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  10. Boy Drowned at Bluff

    Geoffrey McGurk (16), son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McGurk, of Campbell St., Devonport, was drowned at ...

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  11. OBITUARY

    After a serious illness lasting several months. Mr. Edward Alfred Joyce, who had been unconscious for many days, died at his ...

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  12. TO-DAY'S MESSAGE

    The "abundant life" which Jesus desired to bring is to be had by the sincere application of His gospel to ...

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  13. TOPICS OF THE DAY INVERMAY PREMISES ABLAZE

    A shop and dwelling owned by Mr. W. Dimmack, 99 Invermay Rd. was damaged by fire on Saturday afternoon. THE fire, which broke out in the ...

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  14. Aluminium Industry for North

    THE PREMIER (Mr. Cosgrove) has made the welcome announcement that the aluminium industry is to be established near Launceston and that the Third Basin hydro-electric scheme will be constructed to supply the necessary direct current for the ...

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  15. FUNERALS

    The funeral of Mr. Roy Bedlington King, who died suddenly in Melbourne, took place yesterday afternoon at Carr Villa Cemetery. There ...

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  16. NO STRIKE BY POSTMEN

    MELBOURNE—Victorian postmen decided yesterday not to take direct action of any kind immediately to onforce their ...

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  17. Ex-Service Students' Successes

    Of 55 ex-service students who sat for the Leaving examination recently, 26 obtained full war service ...

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  18. ATTITUDE TO ABORIGINES

    The Australian Aborgines were worthy of the best that could be given them, said Rev. L. C. H. Barbour ...

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  19. ARMED MAN AMOK

    BRISBANE.—A police constable was seriously wounded and shots were fired in the streets of ...

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  20. Body Over Cliff

    The body of James Hung (65), a half-caste Chinese, was discovered at the bottom of a cliff near the path ...

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  21. Fire Danger Warning

    The Forestry Department yesterday issued a fire danger warning for North and North-Eastern Tasmania. ...

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  22. Penalties for Black Market

    THERE HAS BEEN a welcome strength in the Launceston Police Court in the manner of dealing with operators on the black market. The presence of an excess of money at the same time as a scarcity of goods is the basic cause of the evil and there is no ...

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  23. Minister to Visit North-West

    The Minister for Education (Mr. Howroyd) will meet representatives of the Burnie Chamber of Commerce, Parents' Association ...

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  24. Motor Cyclist Killed

    AN ex-P.O.W., Algy John Beasley, of Deviot. West Tamar, was killed almost instantly when the motor cycle he was riding and ...

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  25. Letters to The Editor

    Police Boys' Club Sir,—In forming the above club the police deserve every encouragement. It ought to be a great ...

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  26. AERO CLUB'S ACTIVITIES

    Ideal weather and perfect flying conditions favoured members of the northern section of the Tasmanian Aero Club at the ...

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  27. East Launceston Progress League

    Appreciation of the improved transport service on the Abbott St. route was expressed at a meeting of the East Launceston Progress ...

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  28. TEXTILE FIRM'S PICNIC

    About 20O officials and employees of Thyne Bros. Pty. Ltd. attended a combined picnic and sports meeting at Myrtle Park ...

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  29. A.R.U. Secretaryship

    SENATOR—ELECT W. Morrow has resigned as state secretary of the Australian Railways Union, and the State Council will appoint ...

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  30. SPARKS from the NEWS ANVIL

    ASKING accommodation! The position at the Hillwood school intrigues me. The Minister repudiates any idea of holding a gun at ...

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  31. Still in Serious Condition

    Robert Mead (45), a former army captain, of Central Avenue, Moonah, who received serious head injuries in a motor cycle ...

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  32. Barn Destroyed

    A FIRE broke out in a barn on a property occupied by Mr. A. McLennan, at Scottsdale, on Saturday evening. When the fire was ...

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  33. LATE MR. E. C. ROBERTSON

    During the evening service at the Paterson St. Methodist Church yesterday, Rev. G. T. Inglis, minister of the church, spoke on the ...

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  34. Inasmuch Mission Annual Picnic

    The annual picnic of the Launceston Inasmuch Mission was held in ideal weather and pleasant surroundings at the Punch Bowl on ...

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  35. Shop Again Robbed

    Goods valued at £45 were stolen from the city store of J. P. Sullivan Pty. Ltd. on Friday night. ...

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  36. MANY ATTEND LEARN-TO-SWIM CLASS

    This season's first learn-to-swim class at the Victoria baths on Saturday was attended by more than 70 youths and children. The campaign is being conducted by "The Examiner" and Radio 7EX in conjunction with the South ...

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  37. "Encroaching on Council's Rights"

    Alleging that the Transport Commission was encroaching on the rights of the City Council, the Lord Mayor of Hobart (Mr. W. W. ...

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  38. Boxing MILLER WINS EASILY

    MELBOURNE — Eddie Miller (Victoria, 9.44) easily defeated Willie Roach (U.S., 9.3) on points at the Stadium on Saturday night. ...

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  39. SOUTHERN BOWLING

    A grade fours results in Southern Tasmanian Bowling Association games on Saturday were: Derwent d. Buckingham — Pierce (32) d. ...

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  40. Municipal Union Conference

    The general secretary of the Municipal Employees' Union (Mr. W. T. Driver) is visiting Launceston. With the president of the ...

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  41. Advertising

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