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  2. SECRET CABLES.

    CANBERRA, April 24.—Only by the casting vote of the Speaker (Mr. Makin) was the Scullin Ministry saved from defeat in the House of Representatives to-day. ...

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  3. THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE.

    The funeral of the tote Sir Robert McMillan, Lieutenant-Governor and Chief Justice of Western Australia, took place yesterday, and all sections of the community paid homage to the memory of a great citizen. ...

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  4. AIR COLLISION.

    LONDON, April 23.—Air Vice-Marshal Felton Vesey Holt, air officer commanding the fighting area of the air defence of Great Britain, and Flight-Lieut. Moody, were ...

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  5. LOAN COUNCIL MEETING.

    MELBOURNE, April 24.—The meeting of the Federal Loan Council was resumed to-day. There were representatives of all States, except New South Wales. ...

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  6. SPIRIT OF ANZAC.

    Sixteen years after the first Anzac Day, when inexorable economic circumstances are forcing a daily increasing number of Australians to take life and its problems ...

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  7. BENCH AND BAR.

    Intensity and sincerity of feeling, and a moving dignity and simplicity in the utterance of that feeling, characterised tributes to the late Chief Justice from Bench and ...

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  8. COURTS ADJOURNED.

    Yesterday, as a mark of respect to the late Chief Justice, the part-heard will case in the Nisi Prius Court was adjourned to Monday next. A part-head murder ...

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  9. FLOODS IN N.S.W.

    SYDNEY, April 24.—Torrential rains have caused severe floods in the Hunter River valley and at West Maitland. The position is grave. Homes and farms have ...

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  10. GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S REGRET.

    His Excellency the Governor (Sir William Campion) received the following telegram from his Excellency the Governor-General (Sir Isaac Isaacs) yesterday ...

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  11. THE SENATE CHIDED.

    CANBERRA, April 24.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Scullin) issued the following statement to-day:—"The action of the Senate in shelving the Central Reserve ...

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  12. TASMANIAN SYMPATHY.

    The following telegram was received yesterday by his Excellency the Governor (Sir William Campion) from Sir Herbert Nicholls, Lientenant-Governor and ...

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  13. IN THE CATHEDRAL.

    A great congregation standing reverently with heads bowed while the heart-shaking strains of the Dead March in "Saul" echoed through the dim cathedral; the ...

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  14. A BRITISH APPRECIATION.

    His Excellency the Governor (Sir William Campion) received the following message from the British Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs (Mr. J. H. Thomas) ...

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  15. CENTRAL EUROPE.

    PRAGUE, April 23.—The Czechodovakian Foreign Minister (Dr. Bones) has practically rejected the proposed Anstro-German Customs Union and has advanced ...

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  16. THE LAW CLERKS.

    Sir,—The Judges and members of the Bar assembled in the Supreme Court this morning paid tribute to the memory of the late Chief Justice. Had it been ...

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  17. VIOLENCE IN INDIA.

    CALCUTTA, April 24.—Allegations of the incompetence of police officials and of general police inertia were made at the official inquiry into the recent ...

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  18. TRAINS COLLIDE.

    SYDNEY, April 24.—Forty people were injured when two trains collided at the Killara railway station shortly before 12 o'clock to-day. Most of the injuries were ...

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  19. WIDESPREAD TRIBUTES.

    "It was with the deepest sorrow," said the Acting Premier (Mr. C. G. Latham) yesterday, "that members of the Government and myself learned of the passing ...

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  20. A WHISTLING MINISTER.

    PARIS, April 24.—When the Minister for Agriculture (M. Tardieu) arrived at the Toulouse Agricultural Show yesterday Socialists whistled and shouted but M. ...

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  21. RESTLESSNESS IN EAST BENGAL.

    CALCUTTA, April 24.—Chittagong, which is the centre of revolutionary activity in eastern Bengal, is again disturbed and the District Magistrate has ...

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  22. BRITISH LAND BILL.

    LONDON, April 24.—The House of Lords has continued the wholesale alteration of the Government's Land Utilisation Bill by introducing safeguards against ...

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  23. EVANGELISTS FAITH.

    NEW YORK, April 23.—The Rev. W. G. Voliva, a message from Zion City (Illinois) states, is resigning from active control of the Zion City and of the ...

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  24. A HOUSE WRECKED.

    MELBOURNE, April 24.—Following the ejectment from a house of a returned soldier in Rose-street, Brunswick, who is said to have defaulted in payment of ...

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  25. PALESTINE'S DEVELOPMENT.

    LONDON, April 23.—The Colonial Office announces that discussions on a development scheme for Palestine started yesterday in London and at Jerusalem. The ...

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  26. IN THE ARBITRATION COURT.

    Tributes to the memory of the late Chief Justice (Sir Robert McMillan) were paid in the Arbitration Court yesterday by members of the Court and advocates for ...

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  27. WRECKED IN FOG.

    HONG KONG, April 24.—The P. and O. liner Rajaputana arrived this morning from Shanghai with 114 passengers and the crew of the Chinese steamer Hwah Yang ...

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  28. BIRD HITS PROPELLER.

    LONDON, April 24.—Pilot Officer Baxter in carrying out wireless tests for the Royal Air Force at s height of 5,000 feet above South London, when a bird ...

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  29. AT THE GRAVESIDE.

    On arrival at Karrakatta the number of mourners who had followed the hearse by car was greatly increased by those who had proceeded direct to Karrakatta by ...

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  30. BAN ON FILM LIFTED.

    SYDNEY, April 24.—Mr. Frank Harvey's talking picture, "Cape Forlorn," which was banned by the film censor, has been passed by the Commonwealth Film ...

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  31. DEATH SENTENCES.

    BERLIN, April 23.—There is considerable doubt whether Kuerten, who has been sentenced to death after a notorious trial at Dusseldorf on several charges of ...

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  32. SEAPLANE FLIGHT.

    TOKIO, April 24.—Sixteen seaplanes eft Formosa to-day on their return to Sasebo (Japan). Two of them descended owing to engine trouble, and one was ...

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  33. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    LONDON, April 23.—In the House of Commons to-day, in answer to a question. the Foreign Secretary (Mr. Henderson) stated that the British Government's ...

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  34. WATER SPEED RECORD.

    LONDON, April 23.—Mr. Kaye Don was given a great welcome by a lance crowd on arriving at London to-day on his return from South America, where he set ...

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  35. FOMENTING STRIKES.

    LEIPSIC, April 24.—Herr Max Maddalena, a Communist member of the Reichstag, has been sentenced to two years' detention in the fortress, for having ...

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