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The Sydney Morning H... : 09 April 1930(24)
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- NAVAL POWER. FRENCH SECURITY. Search for a Formula. LONDON, April 7.
  Till M. Briand returns to-morrow the Naval Conference is virtually at a standstill. The British Empire delegations men at 11.30, and Mr. MacDonald received Signor Grandi ...
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- LEAGUE COVENANT. Meaning of Article Sixteen. QUESTION OF INTERPRETATION. (British Official Wireless.) LONDON, April 7.
  In the House of Commons this evening, Mr. Godfrey Locker-Lampson, who was Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the late Conservative Government, moved the ...
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- CRUISER EXCHANGE. H.M.A.S. Canberra MAY GO TO MEDITERRANEAN. LONDON, April 8.
  The "Morning Post" understands that the Australian cruiser Canberra will join the Mediterranean fleet during the autumn, and that either the Sussex, Devonshire, or ...
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- STANDARD OIL Companys Plans. SEEKING SUBSIDY IN AUSTRALIA. Coal By-products. LONDON, April 7.
  A representative of the Standard Oil Company had a long interview with Mr. Fenton (the Australian Minister for Customs), to ascertain if the Commonwealth is willing to ...
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- BRITISH COMMERCE. Passing of Freetrade. SAFEGUARDING AND FOOD TAXES. LONDON, April 7.
  "The only equal terms on which trade treaties can now be negotiated are those enabling the British negotiators to say 'if you do not give us some advantage we shall hit ...
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- ARRESTS IN INDIA. Gandhi's Campaign. APATHY OF VILLAGERS. CALCUTTA, April 8.
  After practically ignoring the opening of the civil disobedience movement the authorities at Bombay took swift action yesterday, when more than 60 leaders of the congress and salt ...
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- AUSTRALIAN AVIATOR. Killed in Crash. NEW YORK, April 7.
  Efforts are being made in Hawali to reach the father of Rupert S. Macalister, an Australian pilot, who has been killed in an aeroplane crash. ...
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- MUDGEE MAIL TRAIN. Robbed by Armed Bandits. HELD UP NEAR EMU PLAINS. Bullion Chest Containing £4600 Stolen.
  Armed and masked bandits perpetrated one of the most daring robberies reported in Australia late last night. As the Mudgee mail train was leaving Emu Plains the bandits entered the guard's van and menaced the guard and escort with revolvers. ...
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- COOL DARING.
  The Mudgee mail train reached Emu Plains shortly after 11 o'clock, and, it is believed, as it was drawing out of the station, two men, masked and armed. ...
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- COMORIN'S MAILS. Task of Sorting. LOW PERCENTAGE OF LOSSES. (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE.) LONDON, April 7.
  So many brickbats have been thrown at the Post Office that it is only just that a bouquet should be passed to it for its work in salvaging the Comorin's mails. The work was officially ...
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- FOUR KILLED. Explosion on Warship. HONGKONG, April 8.
  Four ratings were killed by the premature explosion of a depth charge on H.M.S. Sepoy, which was exercising outside Hongkong this morning. ...
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- PEREMPTORY ORDER. To Russians in England. LONDON, April 8.
  Twenty Russians at present in England have received a letter from the Consul-General in London inviting them to return to Russia within seven days, falling which they will ...
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- MASKED BANDIT. Menaces Woman Cashier. AT EMPIRE THEATRE.
  While the talkie programme was proceeding at the Empire Theatre, Quay-street, near Railway-square, city, about 9.30 o'clock last night, a masked bandit entered the office at ...
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- LABOUR MAJORITY. In South Australia. ASSURED OF 30 SEATS. ADELAIDE, Tuesday.
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  The Governor (Sir Dudley de Chair) said good-bye to Sydney yesterday afternoon. It was the kind of simple leave-taking that Sir Dudley would have liked-just as it would ...
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  The blast furnace at the Australian Iron and Steel Company's works has closed down, and members of the staff are now practically all that are employed at the works. ...
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  Thirty men straining at great baulks of timber held a collapsed brick wall from crushing two bricklayers at the Australian Glass Works, Waterloo, yesterday. ...
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- CUNNING TRICKSTER. Defrauds Many Women.
  Numerous complaints have lately been received by the police from young women clerks whose handbags have been rifled by a clever young trickster. The amounts, ranging from ...
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- REDISTRIBUTION. Federal Electorates. SEVERAL SEATS AFFECTED. CANBERRA, Tuesday.
  The decision to postpone the taking of the Commonwealth census for two years will not affect the making of a redistribution of Federal electorates, according to a reply ...
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- STATE ECONOMIC POLICY. Levy On All Salaries. REVERSION TO 48-HOUR WEEK. System of Payment by Results.
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- MR. BAVIN'S SPEECH.
  After securing the suspension of the Standing Orders to discuss the economic position, the Premier said:- "I would like to say, at the outset, that ...
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Abstract Armed and masked bandits perpetrated one of the most daring robberies reported in Australia late last night. As the Mudgee mail train was leaving Emu Plains the bandits entered the guard's van and menaced the guard and escort with revolvers.

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Wed 9 Apr 1930 - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
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MUDGEE MAIL TRAIN.

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Robbed by Armed Bandits.

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HELD UP NEAR EMU PLAINS.

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Bullion Chest Containing £4600 Stolen.

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Armed and masked bandits perpetrated one of the most daring

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As the Mudgee mail train was leaving Emu Plains the bandits entered

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the guard's van and menaced the guard and escort with revolvers.

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After securing the bullion chest, containing £4600 in cash, the

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bandits jumped off the train as it was travelling near the Glenbrook

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tunnel.

Article identifier: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16686698
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APA citation: MUDGEE MAIL TRAIN. (1930, April 9). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), p. 13. Retrieved September 2, 2016, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16686698
MLA citation: "MUDGEE MAIL TRAIN." The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) 9 April 1930: 13. Web. 2 Sep 2016 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16686698>.
Harvard/Australian citation: 1930 'MUDGEE MAIL TRAIN.', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 9 April, p. 13. , viewed 02 Sep 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16686698
Wikipedia citation: {{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16686698 |title=MUDGEE MAIL TRAIN. |newspaper=[[The Sydney Morning Herald]] |issue=28,786 |location=New South Wales, Australia |date=9 April 1930 |accessdate=2 September 2016 |page=13 |via=National Library of Australia}}

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