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  2. Buoyant Federal Revenue.

    COMMONWEALTH revenue is so buoyant that it will be difficult for the Federal Government to avoid making taxation concessions in framing the 1936-37 budget. Customs and excise receipts for the nine months of the present ...

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  3. Four Persons Lose Lives When Nairana Struck by Mountainous Seas in Rip.

    Four persons lost their lives and eight were injured when the Bass Strait steamer Nairana (3,015 tons) was struck by mountainous seas in the Rip this morning. Three members of the Parsons family of Burnie, were washed overboard and not sighted again. A resident of Tullah was killed when thrown against a ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. AMALGAMATION OF LEADING AVIATION CONCERNS

    Well-advanced negotiations for the amalgamation of the principal Australian aviation companies have the support and financial backing ...

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  5. KILLED ON 30th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

    Yesterday was the 30th anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Parsons. With their daughter they were on their way to Sydney ...

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  6. BIG DEFENCE OUTALY TO BE PROVIDED FOR.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons), when asked to comment at Devonport on the report in the press that the Federal surplus will reach ...

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  7. SWEPT FROM ROCK.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Cyril Arthur Brown (23), of Cressy, was drowned when he was swept into the sea by a big wave which washed over ...

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  8. MURDER ALLEGED.

    SYDNEY Sunday.—With his throat cut, Reginald Beaumont Morgan (14½) was found dead yesterday in his room at the home of his parents in Bowral. ...

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  9. STATE FINANCES.

    The statement of consolidated revenue for the nine months ended March, released by the Treasury yesterday, ...

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  10. Proposed Reduction of Members.

    A reduction in the number of Legislative Assembly members from 90 to 60 is being considered by a special sub-committee of the ...

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  11. FOUR KILLED WHEN CAR PLUNGES INTO WATER.

    The four occupants of a sedan car were drowned in the Manning River last night, when the car plunged into 20 feet of water at the ...

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  12. PINNED UNDERNEATH HIS BLAZING MACHINE.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Pinned underneath his blazing machine after petrol which had overflowed while the tank which was being filled burst into ...

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  13. Agitation for Reductions.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Business men are confident the Federal Government will be compelled soon to grant cuts in the emergency taxation. ...

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  14. SMUGGLED OPIUM AND CIGARETTES.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—A third seizure of contraband on the one voyage has been made on the liner Taiping, which returned to Sydney yesterday. ...

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  15. COURAGEOUS YOUTH.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Climbing along Mordialloc breakwater which was being lashed by heavy seas on Friday night, Alfred Dixon (20), of ...

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  16. LOAN COUNCIL MEETING.

    PERTH (W.A.), Sunday.—Because of the biennial Legislative Council elections, and the by-election for the East Perth seat in the Legislative ...

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  17. STAWELL GIFT.

    In one of the most brilliant performances seen at Stawell, Austin Robertson (3yds.), the virtual scratch man, yesterday won his ...

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  18. TWO KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENTS.

    AVOCA Sunday.—When James Carei, William Bowen and James Bowen were returning to Avoca from Maryborough at 5.30 p.m. yesterday, their ...

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  19. RIFLE SHOOTING. EASTERN DISTRICTS UNION.

    FINGAL, Sunday.—The thirteenth annual prize meeting of the Eastern Districts Rifle Club Union was conducted on the Fingal range on Saturday, ...

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  20. ANTI-WAR FORCES OF LABOR PARTY.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Antagonism between the rival anti-war forces in the Labor Party increased during the week-end, when the annual conference ...

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  21. Captain's Long Service.

    Captain M'Intyre took over the command of the Nairana, in 1929, after an absence of 4½ years, during which he was master on ...

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  22. Struggled Ashore When Launch Wrecked.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—After having been buffeted about by heavy seas for 39 hours, a 16-ft. launch, which had as passengers Mr. and Mrs. Max Walker, ...

    Article : 58 words
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