Hit by Storm By a Special Correspondent Aboard the Leda
AT SEA, Monday.—The yachts are heading through a storm to-night. The Leda sighted the Sydney…
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Flood Relief
NSW Flood Relief Fund Committee, under the chairmanship of the Lord Mayor (Aid. E. C. O'Dea) today made…
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The management committee of the N.S.W. Flood Victims' Relief Fund yesterday approved grants…
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The section of the Brewarrina branch line recently closed by flood waters would re-open today, the Secretary for…
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The big cutter, Tara, which was third across the line in the Auckland-Sydney yacht race, found winds so light that…
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At least two market gardeners at Horsley had been washed out by the recent [?]sastious hailstorms, their tomato craps having been ruined. The men had been…
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THE nine of us who crewed the 54ft yacht, Leda, from the New Zealand port of Tauranga will never forget…
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LONDON, Friday.--By 306 votes to 298, the British Government last night survived a no-confidence motion on the meak ration. Opening the debate, Captain…
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LONDON, Friday,--By 306 votes to 298, the British Government last night survived a no- confidence motion on the meat ration. Replying to the Conservative…
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LONDON, Friday.-- By 306 votes to 298, the British Government last night survived a no-confidence motion oh the meat ration. Replying to the Conservative…
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LONDON, Friday. --By 306 votes to 298, the British Government last night survived a no-confidence motion on the meat[?]ation. Opening the debate, Captain…
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LONDON, Friday.--By 386 votes to 298, tine British Government last night survived its second no - confidence motion of the week, this time on the…
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L0ND0N, Friday.-- By 306 votes fo 298, the British Government Bast night survived its second no - confidence motion of the week, this time on the…
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LONDON, Friday-- By 306 votes to 298, the British Government last night survived its second no - confidence motion of the week, this time on the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Flooded Box Is Inured to Western Conditions
This tree, known, too, as the Black Box or River Black Box (E. bicolour) has an amazingly wide distribution over the districts of the west. In many an area through which the Paroo, Darling and…
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UNLESS Hunter Valley farmers, whose farms had been flooded many times in the past 18 months, got substantial assistance, many more of them would have to walk off their properties…
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ACCORDING to the Young district agronomist (Mr. Hall), lucerne hay production on the Belubula and Lachian…
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Sir,—On behalf of some sorelytried constituents of mine along the Hawkesbury River I wish to thank those many people who…
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NOT all of Australia's farmers are driving around in new cars. There's Jack Pye, for instance. Jack Pye, 34, and single, of Cornwallis Road, Windsor, can tell a story the Sydney housewife—worried by the ever-ris…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miners taking work from pensioners Strikers flood berry-picking industry
LITHGOW, Sat.--Old age and invalid pensioners fear that striking coalminers will oust them from blackberry and pea-picking work near the coalfields. The pensioners in the…
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