Holdup to wheat plan
MELBOURNE, Tues. -- Victorian Cabinet today failed to agree with other States on a home…
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Research in Wool Uses
New research discoveries in the printing of wool have developed a method by which wool fabrics can now be printed in as bright a colour as any cotton materials, states Winchcombe, Carson Ltd. in their weekly wool report. Not…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday. —The Victorian Cabinet decided late this afternoon to urge a vote by…
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LONDON, Wed (Extel).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level or would…
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LONDON, Wed (Extel).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level or would…
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LONDON, Wed. (Extel.).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level…
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LONDON, Wed (Extel).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level or would…
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LONDON, Wed (Extel).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level or would…
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LONDON, Wed (Extel).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that a Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level or would…
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LONDON, Wed (Extel).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Ms. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level or would…
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LONDON, Wed. (Extel.).--The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Butler), said in the House of Commons yesterday he was certain that Britain's purchases of Australian wheat would continue at their present level…
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L. L. Braithwaite, "Myee" Dairy Justin Sired. Smithfied, wrote lo Holroyd Council asking when council proposed to commence…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.— The Acting Minister for Commerce and Agriculture, Senator G. McLeay, announced…
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Officials at the Farm Cove dais this morning refused to admit friends and relatives of aldermen to the official stand. About 10 persons…
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State Government authorities have cancelled 96 tickets for seats at today's Royal landing ceremony…
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This was Farm Cove at midnight last night. Thousands of sightseers, eager for a good view of the Royal Landing, took up positions on the grass. They wrapped up in blankets, coats and bundles of clothes. Few slept, however, as people hourly poured into the already crowded area. The squatters at midnight then had more than a 10-hours wait before the historic event. Some already had taken up vantage points 10 hours before this picture was taken…
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This was Farm Cove at midnight last night. Thousands of sightseers, eager for a good view of the Royal Landing, took up positions on the grass. They wrapped up in blankets, coats and bundles of clothes. Few slept, however, as people hourly poured into the already crowded area. The squatters at midnight then had more than a 10-hours wait before the historic event. Some already had taken up vantage points 10 hours before this picture was taken…
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LONDON, Wed.--British buyers should continue to purchase…
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BECAUSE of the variable climate of coastal New South Wales, the earlier colony had no…
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WHEN the Queen crosses the Blue Mountains on her return from Bathurst, she will travel over the most historic route in Australia. The road over the towering mountain rampart, built 140 years ago, was the first great thrust into the rich inland plains…
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