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(Pthhr Association — Copyright.), Price Raised. The price of bread has been raised per loaf in Sydney. Lawn Tennis. Leland Stanford University (United States) again decisively defeated the Australian Universities at Sydney in both singles and doubles. The Eastbourne Murder. Mahon, the Eastbourne murderer, was found guilty and was sentenced to death. Work for ex-Soldiers.
Compulsory employment by all industries of a certain number of disabled ex-soldiers as a last resort in an effort to suitably employ all these men is recommended in a final report of a Canadian Commission. The Commissioner declares that such legislation exists in practically all Continental countries, and the British House of Commons is now considering a similar measure.
Rebels Gaining Control. A message from Buenos Aires says the rebels are gaining the upper hand around Bao Paulo, and the latest despatches say that unless a political compromise is reached warfare which has now been waged for nearly two weeks promises to be long drawn out.
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Wairarapa Age, 21 July 1924, Page 5
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