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  4. "HANDS OFF."

    Gcneril Tsai Ting Kal, the Shanghai hero, in an interview here to day, characterised the Japanese "Hands Off China" ...

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  5. PROCESSING TAX ON U.S. WHEAT IS TO BEJNCREASED

    The "New York Times'"Washington couesponilent lennis that the Agricultural Department official will increase the processing ...

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  6. U.S. DEFENCE.

    Representative Fred Britten, ranking Republican on the Naval Committee, said in the House of Representatives yesterday that he ...

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  7. France "Armed To Teeth."

    THE Cabinet Disarmament Committee, which met yesterday, following an interview between Sir John Simon, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Mr Arthur Henderson, President of the Disarmament Conference, held a further meeting to-day, ...

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  8. WHAT A NIGHT!

    Gradually the days have shortened and sunlight become dimmed until to-day. when it was not seen al all, and the four months' ...

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  9. STRIKE THREAT.

    President Roosevelt to day again entered the railway dispute case, urging the unions to accept six months' extension of the 10 per ...

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  10. PRINCE DECORATES LIFEBOAT HEROES.

    Yesterday the Prince of Wales distributed medals to lifeboat men for outstanding exhibitions of courage and endurance in rescue ...

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  11. Scientific Progress for Men of Affairs.

    THE Prime Minister (Mr Ramsay MacDonald) will pteside at a series of lectures to be given next month with the object of keeping leading men of affaits informed of scientific progress ...

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  12. GAOL FOR PRICECUTTING.

    NEW YORK, Saturday. — What is believed to be the first gaol term for violation of the National Recovery Act was imposed in Jersey City, to-day, ...

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  13. Wine Trade,

    Mr. Richard Llinton, Agent-General for Victoria, presided at a meeting which was held today to cnable Mr. Panton to inform the ...

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  14. BRITISH IMPORTS.

    Mr.S.M. Bruce's speech at Canberra yesterday, in conjunction with the definition of the attitude of the dairying industry by the ...

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  15. Tammany Is Losing Power In New York.

    After months of smouldering distontent the Tammany Hall executive committee to-day removed John Curry from the leadership of ...

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  16. Sun-Spots to Bring Disturbances.

    The appearance on the sun's face of a giant spot, estimated to be sixteen thousand miles wide, will bring storms, ...

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  17. Red Rain in India.

    Rangoon was probably the wettest city on earth on Thursdiy, when 14 inches of rain flooded the town and ...

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  18. Calf Bounty Results in Wholesale Slaughter.

    The rush to secure the 10/ boun ty on calf skins has led to wholesile slaughter, and the market is glutted with veal, which the people ...

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  19. HUSBAND LYNCHED.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday.—Mrs. Evelyn Holmes widow of Jack Holmes, who with Thomas Thurmond, was lynched for the murder of Brook Hart ...

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  20. Brooke Survey Flight.

    LONDON Saturday.—Mr.H. L. Brooke has foundl that the Gipsy engine was not damaged in teh erash which occurred while he was making a ...

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  21. BATTLE IN CORTES.

    MADRID Saturday.—Taunts by a formel Minister, Senor Prieto, which were duectcd at the Monarchists, provoked pandemonium in the Cortes last ...

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  22. REFRIGERATION.

    LONDON Saturday.—Sir Alfred Ewing, the eminent scientist, at the South Kensington Science Museum to-day opened a new refrigeration ...

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  23. Prussian Commissioner Decides Upon New Draconic Measures.

    BERLIN, Saturday, —Cupluin Goer nig siys that Germany's internal posi tion in scompletely consolidated, but the fulfilment of the Government's ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. BRITISH BY-ELECTION.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The by-election for Basingtoke, necessitated by the resignation of Viscount Lymington (Conservative,) resulted:— ...

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  25. GIRL'S SOLO FLIGHT.

    LONDON, Saturday.— Wearing [?] leather jacket, with a New Zealand flag as a muffler, Miss Jean Batten, carricd three mascots, including a piece of ...

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  26. DRUNK AND INCAPABLE.

    LONDON, Saturday—Vice-Admiral Gordon Campbell pleaded guilty and was fined 10/6, with costs at the Westminster court to-day, for being drunk ...

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  27. Irish Senate Bill.

    DUBLIN, Saturday.—The second reading of the Senate Abolition Bill was carried in the Dail Eireann to-day, by 70 votes to 51. ...

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  28. Alleged Libel of Judges.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Armed with warrant alleging libel upon two of His Majesty's judges, detectives at Leeds arrested a man who is stated to have ...

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