Optimistic outlook at coal crisis conference on Monday
A Canberra conference on Monday aims to ease the coal crisis with government and union leaders exploring relief measures. The Miners Federation seeks broad representation from northern western and southern coalfields, while unions push for central mediation. Delegates expect possible steps toward reviving the industry amid complex tensions.
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Australian Antarctic Expedition Announced by Prime Minister
Canberra reports Prime Minister announced Commonwealth government will lead an Australian Antarctic expedition under Sir Douglas Mawson in 1911 14 period leadership awaiting departure in November with a review in March. The British ship Discovery to be provided free, cost about £15000, New Zealand adds £2500, Australians invited to donate. The expedition will conduct meteorological and scientific investigations.
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Rocky Vanez Back At Work After Snake Bite Demo
Lindsay Rocky Vane, age 33, suffered a snake bite during a public demonstration of shake charim ag at White Caly. He was admitted to Perth Hospital at 1 30 and discharged at 8 the next morning, recovering quickly and possibly returning to demonstrations.
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Advertising cited as vital in business growth says industry head
Mr J S Hockliniog, president of the West Awatruisia Institute of Advertising, warns that advertising powers every industrial venture and must be truthful. He urges against misrepresentation while stressing advertising fuels social exchange and commerce across agriculture, manufacturing, transport, and distribution sectors.
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Sunday Court Sit Proposal Delays Jury Detainment
The proposal questions whether the Court could sit on Sunday and aims to avoid detaining the jury until next week as they were locked up each night, with concerns about proceedings extending into the morning.
Pasture top-dressing boosts clover and trefoil growth in WA
A Western Australian study shows top-dressing pasture with superphosphate markedly increases leguminous plants like clover and trefoil. At Kojonup and nearby sites, treated plots yielded higher feed values, boosting carrying capacity and milk or fattening potential, while unmanured plots remained sparse and rust-coloured.
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London to Nanking air flight by Chinese crew
Two Chinese airmen Commander Yu Diaobu and Mr Wen Lin Teeken will depart London soon in a two seater Uitra-Avion light plane for Nanking. This marks the first attempt at a London to China flight in a British aircraft. The plane is among fourteen ordered by China and features Handley Page safety wing slots.
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Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Adverts in Sydney
An old style health ad urges buyers to prevent kidney trouble with Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. It claims rain and overwork strain kidneys, causing backache and rheumatic symptoms, and offers warnings to buy from chemists and Foster-McClellan Co. Sydney proprietors.
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Australia Predicted To Overtake In Mineral Production
New York February 21 Geologist O Hewitt of the United States Geological Survey warns that without government control over mineral production the United States may cede mining supremacy to Australia. He says America uses low grade ores but cannot sustain such wasteful output and foresees reliance on Australia’s vast untapped resources. He spoke to the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers noting Australia as the future miners paradise if nonwealth stops current overproduction practices.
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Australia
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United States Geological Survey
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American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical En Eneers
Natives Rights Debate Stalls in Capetown Parliament
Capetown February 22 The Government majority in the joint House fell to seven after the second reading of the Coloured Persons Rights Bill. Opposition Independents ridiculed and criticised the measure while the Government pressed toward a third reading, fearing lapse without the two thirds majority required by the Constitution.
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