AUSTRALIAN NEWS
VERSATILE BARMAIDS
REVENUE FROM SWEAR WORDS."
Pres*' Association —By Telegraph—Copyright, MELBOURNE, September 11. (Received Sept. 11, at 6.5 p.m.) The barmaids in the city hotels have "established a rule, fining patrons one penny for every swear word used in their nearing, the money going to the hospitals. It is stated that since January the hospitals have benefited to the extent of £sl.
EMPIRE COMMUNICATIONS,
LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S VIEWS,
SYDNEY, September 11, (Eeceived Sept. 12, at 0.35 a.m.)
Lord Northcliffe, speaking at the Empire Press Union luncheon, declared that he regarded the question of facilitating the methods of communication within the Empire as quite as important as Imperial defence. Now that he had obtained firsthand information he would be in a better position when ho returned to London to endeavour to secure the more rapid dissemination of news within the Empire A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18348, 12 September 1921, Page 5
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