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  2. Australia Opens Auspiciously: Collins and Ponsford Create New Test Match Record.

    There is a likelihood of the steamers Canberra, Bombala, and Cooma being laid up in Brisbane in consequence of the dispute between the ship owners and the Seamen's Union. The ship owners have rejected ...

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  3. SPORTING JUDGES.

    A striking example of the universal interest in the test match was given in the County Court to-day. Shortly after the sitting of the court began his Honour ...

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  4. "GRAVE DANGERS"

    The Pope at a Secret Consistory made an allocution referring to the attitude of the Holy See with Russia. He exhorted all, especially men in power who loved peace, ...

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  5. AUSTRALIA'S GREAT OPENING.

    For the 105th time the elect of England met Australia's chosen eleven at cricket yesterday, and the first game of the 30th series promises to be as full of incident and as keenly contested as any that the Lion and his Whelp have fought in the past. Winning the toss Australia batted under perfect cricketing conditions ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. WHO WILL LEAD?

    The meeting of the Government Party at which the Premier's resignation will be dealt with will be held on February 25. ...

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  7. PACIFIC NATIONS.

    Mr. Britt[?]n, who is a member of the United States House of Representatives' Naval Committee, has introduced into Congress a resolution ...

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  8. "BROOD OF REPTILES."

    Two local Communists, for selling a book[?]encouraging violence and lawlessness, were sent to gaol, one for three months and the other for two months. ...

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  9. FIRE AT SOUTH BRISBANE.

    A fire in the premises of J. Davey, baker, in Edward-street, Annerley-road, South Brisbane, about midnight last night caused considerable damage. The ...

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  10. ELECTORS' DUTY.

    Regulations have been drawn up by the Commonwealth electoral officials to provide for compulsory voting at all future Federal elections, ...

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  11. Test Record.

    The entry of Ponsford, the young Victorian, into test cricket yesterday, was very auspicious. In addition to ...

    Article : 114 words
  12. DEBT FUNDING.

    France's reported intention to discuss the funding of her debt with Britain has occasioned the prediction by the Treasury that the United States Government, like ...

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  13. CLAN MONROE.

    By deciding at a stop work meeting this morning not to work the Clan Monroe, on the grounds that it is one of the ships chartered by the ...

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  14. TEST MATCH WEATHER.

    The Sydney metropolitan forecast for Saturday is cloudy weather, with occasional showers, and some thunder. The influences of a tropical depression ...

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  15. JAPANESE AMBASSADOR WELCOMED.

    The Secretary of State (Mr. Hughes), departing from precedent, has issued a formal statement, taking notice of the appointment of Ambassador Matsudaira ...

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  16. DOUBLE DILEMMA.

    Discussing the British Government's refusal to regard article 18 of the Covenant of the League of Nations as applying to the Anglo-Irish Treaty, the "Echo do ...

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  17. THE FIRST NEWS.

    The first news of the tests arrived in London at 3 o'clock this morning, being the 12.30 score—no wickets for 32. The news spread rapidly among the night ...

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  18. "TO PROMOTE FRIENDLY RELATIONS."

    Mr. Matsudaira, in an interview, stated that he would strive to the utmost to promote friendly relations between America and Japan, and bespoke the ...

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  19. TERRORIST ACTS.

    A manifesto issued by the State executive of the A.L.P. deals trenchantly with the activities of Mr. T. Walsh and his coterie in West Australia. It states ...

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  20. SINGAPORE BASE.

    According to Press reports of the Premier's statement to the S[?]iyukai yesterday evening, Viscount Kat[?] declared that while he, as an individual Japanese, ...

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  21. BEFORE THE GAME.

    "Sporting[?]Life," in a special message, says that to say the whole cricket world is interested in the test matches would be a modest estimate ...

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  22. THE FRENCH VIEW.

    That the British note regarding the registration of the Irish Treaty must be withdrawn or it will cause the Dominions to leave the League, is the opinion ...

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  23. WOULD-BE ESCAPEES.

    The two prisoners who attempted to escape from St. Helena recently first broke into the boathouse, then boarded the gaol motor boat, and cast off, but ...

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  24. Herbert Collins.

    H. L. Collins, Australia's leader, is a batsman gifted temperamentally, as few stars are gifted—he is endowed ...

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  25. WORTH £3000.

    At the Customs sale this week the Electro-Mechanical and Manufacturing Company, through Lane and Summerville, purchased a wireless plant, said to ...

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  26. GREATER BRISBANE ELECTIONS.

    The Committee of Alderman G. W. Bennett, the United Party candidate for Burand[?], met on Thursday, when measures were outlined for the ...

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  27. Ponsford's Feat.

    By scoring 110 against England yesterday, W. Ponsford, the young Victorian star, has joined the ranks of ...

    Article : 108 words
  28. ALBANIA'S PLIGHT.

    The Italian Government has despatched two units to Albanian waters in consequence of the disquieting situation in Albania, which, according to the latest ...

    Article : 105 words
  29. Poor Response.

    The Christmas season should see an appreciable increase in the number of contributions to the Nurses' Fund. The response to date has ...

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  30. DECISION AT LAST.

    Members of the Federal Ministry have at last succeeded in reconciling their divergent views on the problem presented by the ...

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  31. COLOGNE OCCUPATION.

    Questioned in the House of Louis regarding the evacuation of Cologne, Lord Curzon pointed out that it was an Allied issue and did not concern ...

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  32. THE AFRICAN TOUR.

    In a three days' match England defeated the Transvaal a quarter of an hour before the drawing of stumps. Scores:— Transvaal 109 and 354 (Deane 118); ...

    Article : 51 words
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