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  2. THE IMMORTAL DEAD.

    A great pilgrimage to Flanders began to-day, when relatives who lost sons or husbands in the fighting in the Ypres salient left London to witness the ...

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  3. CHINESE CIVIL WAR.

    Despite persistent reports of an armistice between the Nationalists and the Northern armies, Japanese messages from shantung state that a crushing defeat has ...

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  4. DOMINIONS SECRETARY.

    The Secretary of State for the Dominions (Mr. L. S. Amery) had a great send off at Waterloo station to-day, when he started on his six months' tour of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. NAVAL LIMITATION.

    Cabinet, at a prolonged meeting on heard the report of the First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. W.C. Bridgeman) and Viscount Cecil on the Geneva ...

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  6. RUMANIA.

    Rumania's new five-year-old King is more interested in his toys than in the throne. When addressed as "Your Majesty" instead of as "Your Highness." ...

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  7. LABOUR CONFERENCE.

    The Unity Conference of the N.S.W. branch of file Australian Labour Party which sat throughout Saturday and to-day decisions of the Easter ...

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  8. ROYAL GARDEN PARTY.

    A Royal garden party was held at Buckingham Palace to-day. In previous years two garden parties have usually been given at the palace during the ...

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  9. AVIATION.

    Mr. Giles has announced the details of his flight to Australia. He will start on August 11 and the first stop will be San Francisco. He will then compete in a ...

    Article : 154 words
  10. Homage to the Late King.

    The body of the late King Ferdinand lies in State, the catafalque covered with red flowers and pine branches, which the Queen arranged. As a last homage the ...

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  11. Further Details.

    The Northerners are continuing their drive southwards and, according to Japanese reports, the Cantonese are scarcely resisting. They have lost three armoured ...

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  12. Carol Breaks Silence.

    Prince Carol has broken his silence. He told a representative of the "Matin" that he would not do anything to disturb the peace of his father's funeral ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. Mr. Churchill's Views.

    Speaking in Devon to-day, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Winston Churchill) said that there was no assurance that economy as to naval security ...

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  14. For Belgium.

    To-day in Brussels Field Marshal Earl Haig unveiled at the Church of St. Gudule in Brussels, a memorial tablet to 1,000,000 men of the British Empire ...

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  15. Australian Destination.

    Mr. Rosewarne, who is backing Mr. Giles's flight is an interview said:—"The flight is more than a sporting proposition My reason for backing the flight is that ...

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  16. HOUSE OF COMMONS.

    What seemed possible Conservative back-bench fireworks in the form of an attack on the third reading of the Finance Bill in the House of Commons ...

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  17. British Newspapers Comments.

    Mr. J. L. Garvin in the "Observer." writes:—"The Washington conference was a model. Geneva by comparison, is a muddle. The latter was ill-prepared ...

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  18. The Ceremony.

    Every part of the British Isles heard this morning a surprisingly good broadcast of Lord Plumer's unveiling of the imposing Menin Gate memorial. ...

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  19. Queen Receives Lady Ryrie.

    It is unusual for the Queen to par-ticipate an giving audience to visiting Premiers, Ministers, and High Commis-sioners. Therefore Australia House was ...

    Article : 64 words
  20. The Prince's Memories.

    The Prince of Wales wrote to Sir Granville Ryrie: "It was a great plea-sure to meet you so soon after your ar-rival, and to have the opportunity of ...

    Article : 72 words
  21. Rook in India.

    Anxiety regarding the safety of Dennis Rook haw been allayed by the arrival of the airman at Agra. Leaving Karachi on Monday Book flew to Judhpur, but heavy ...

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  22. Nationalist Finance.

    The lengths to which the Nationalist authorities are resorting to replenish their exchequer as revealed daily is little different to the Soviet system of property ...

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  23. Pro-Carol Demonstratons Dispersed.

    A message from Bucharest states that several persons were killed at Fagaras, Transylvania, when cavalry dispersed demonstrations in favour of Prince Carol. ...

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  24. CANADA AND THE U.S.

    The Premier of Queensland Mr. W. McConmack), in an interview to-day, said Australians were quite concerned over the relations of Canada and the United States. ...

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  25. Teachers' College Memorial.

    Youth and age—those had walked shoulder by shoulder with the dead and those younger students who were treading in the footprints of men they had not ...

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  26. Another Stage Over.

    Dennis Rook (who is flying to Australia in a moth plane), is at Cawnpora, and proposes to fly here to-morrow. ...

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  27. DOMESTICS FOR THE DOMINIONS.

    Lady Cecil in a letter to the "Times" says there is an immense field for domesties in Australia and New Zealand. The conditions and prospects for such ...

    Article : 98 words
  28. Arrival at Allahabad.

    Denis Rook landed near the Allahabad Fort at midday, and is staying at the Fort until to-morrow, when he proposes to leave for Calcutta. ...

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  29. SOVIET PROPHECY.

    A venture into prophecy was indulged in by M. Bukharin in a speech on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the Soviet. "Our Constitution and ...

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  30. Sir Alan Cobham.

    "I haven't time," declared Sir Alan Cobham when asked if he was contemplating an Atlantic flight. "Furthermore," be added. "I never attempt stunt flights ...

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  31. Trade Agreements.

    Mr. F. W. Beyers, the Minister for Mines, left to-day to attend the Umpire Mining and Metallurgical Conference in Montreal. While there the Minister will ...

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  32. INNISFAIL TROUBLE.

    Another disgraceful instance of direct action took place at South Johnstone on Saturday evening, when a cane train, comprising a locomotive and 25 cane ...

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  33. Drinks in the Air.

    When the licensing laws were passed special provision was made for ships and trains, but aircraft did not exist. A regulation has just been issued which forbids ...

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  34. PACIFIC RELATIONS.

    Mr. Shirossi Nasu, a Japanese representative, told the Institute of Pacific Relations to-day that population and food supply problems were the concern of ...

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  35. Naval Papers Stolen.

    The "Westminster Gazette" states that important naval papers were stolen from an unattended motor car in London. Commander Dickson secreted the papers ...

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  36. Honours for Black's Flight.

    Mr. Van Lear Slack has returned from his flight to Batavia and the Queen has created the participants in the flight Knights of the Order Orange-Naseau. ...

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  37. MAN-EATING TIGER.

    Forest operations in the Ganjam dis-trict of the Madras Presidency have been seriously interfered with by the depredations of a man-eating tiger, ...

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  38. BEAM WIRELESS.

    The Viceroy (Baron Idwin) yesterday inaugurated the beam wireless system between England and India by the des-patch of a message of loyal greetings to ...

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  39. Queensland Mishap.

    A message from Warwick states states that an aeroplane piloted by Flying Officer McGilvary and Flying Officer Renwick, of the Royal Australian Air Force, while ...

    Article : 166 words
  40. Mill Declared Black.

    A few days ago Mr. Dunstan, a member of the Board of Trade and Arbitration, announced that the Full Arbitration Court would sit on Saturday and ...

    Article : 217 words
  41. INDUSTRIAL.

    Both parties having agreed that the case involved an interpretation, the Industrial Magistrate (Mr. H. J. Craig) In the Industrial Court on Friday agreed to ...

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  42. IRISH FREE STATE.

    The Irish Free State Government's new Public Safety Bill. which, will, be intro-duced in the Dail, Eireann on July 26, will be very drastic. ...

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  43. An American View.

    Mr. Joshu Bau, an American delegate addressing the Institute of Pacific Relations said there should be restitution of the Shanghai concessions and settlements ...

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  44. MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.

    Residents of Warrnambool and surrounding districts were started about 11 o'clock last night by the report of a loud explosion, but although searching ...

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  45. MIGRATION.

    A ceremonious farewell was given to-day to 55 lads between 15 and 18 years of age who are embarking for New, South Wales in the steamer Raby Castle. ...

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  46. Russian Influence.

    Details of the recent raid on the Russian Soviet Embassy at Peking are contained in a communication received by the secretary of the Fremantle Harbour ...

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  47. FRENCH MURDER.

    Gaston Guzot a millionaire, who was found guilty of the murder or a telephone girl known as Malou, has been sentenced to death. ...

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  48. HORATIO BOTTOMLEY.

    Horatio Bottomley has earned the maximum remission of his sentence, for good conduct, and is due for liberation on August 9 from Maidstone prison. The ...

    Article : 83 words
  49. LABOURER OR HORSE DRIVER?

    The question whether Alan Robert Bush, employed by John Joseph Fletcher on the latter's dairy farm at North Beach, was a farm labourer or a horse-driver ...

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  50. Farmers' Mass Meeting.

    A mass meeting of South Johnstone farmers was held at the mill barracks this afternoon. Practically every farmer of the South Johnstone area attended. All ...

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  51. SINKING STEAMER.

    The American steamer Homestead is reported to the sinking off Malabar, but it is stated that there are good hopes of rescuing the crew of 37. ...

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  52. CANADIAN EXHIBITION.

    Owing to the insufficient, number of exhibits promised. Commonwealth participation in the Canadian National Exhibition, to be held at Toronto in August ...

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  53. TRAINS COLLIDE.

    Travelling steadily dawn a gentle hill leading into Beveridge 26 miles from Melbourne, a mixed train this morning crashed into a goods train which was ...

    Article : 237 words
  54. FRESH FRUIT EXPORT.

    The "Fruit Grower" in an editorial hopes the good sense of the growers will induce a hostile poll on the Australian Fresh Fruit Overseas Marketing Act. ...

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  55. FIRE IN STADIUM.

    During the progress of the third pre-liminary bout at the Rushcutters' Bay stadium last night a fire broke out in the eastern gallery. There was a big crowd ...

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  56. Unionists Condemn Newspapers.

    A meeting of unionists was held this afternoon, many unions involved in the dispute being represented. The meeting curried unanimously a resolution "That ...

    Article : 95 words
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