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  4. FORECAST:

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  6. BIG CIVIC SCANDAL

    ANOTHER civic scandal has just been unearthed, this time in the City Council's Electricity Supply Department. It is alleged that within the last three months large quantities of electrical equipment have been supplied to, and ...

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  7. JEWELLERY WORTH £3000

    The case of John James Richard son Clarke, 42, a printer, was mentioned again in No. 1 Court at the Central to-day. ...

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  8. "GOOD MORNING, DEARIE!"

    Another theatrical romance, off stage this time, is the topic of [?] at likes Majesty's, as both principals. Bless Basic Blackwell ...

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  9. BRITISH BAILIFF

    NEWSPAPER comments on the Allied Fiance Ministers' Conference suggest that M. Clementel is endeavouring to induce ...

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  10. GUN ELEVATION

    Mr. Hughei, Secretary of State, in a letter to the House of Representatives Naval Committee, took up the position that the ...

    Article : 280 words
  11. SYDNEY MEN GIRAFFE HUNTERS

    THERE are people in Sydney who are willing to risk their lives in Taronga's interest. The "News" told recently of ...

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  12. HOW TIRRANNA CUP WAS WON

    Cleo winning the Tirrenna Cup yesterday. He beat Silvercon and Amberise in a tight [?] ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. ROADS BOARD

    Mr. F. V. Wikner, president of the Local Government Engineer's Association and Mr. A. L. Horniman, secretary, to-day urged on the ...

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  14. "BOY" AND HENRY

    SPEAKING of the welcome lunch on to the visiting summers at the Hotel Australia in day, Mr. O. G. H. Merrett, mana ...

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  15. "BEATEN, BUT NOT DOWNHEARTED"

    "Beaten, but not downhearted," sums up the evening paper comment on the result of the Test match at Melbourne. The reports ...

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  16. HIS LITTLE DOG

    SAID to have behaved strangely. Since he was charged with an offence, Patrick Edward Heyland 63, a shopkeeper, of Mona Vale. ...

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  17. IRISH LANGUAGE

    A meeting, which had unique characteristics, was held in Dublin. It was conducted entirely in the Irish language, while Mr. M'Nelll, Free State ...

    Article : 91 words
  18. LADY COGHLAN

    THE Australian Press Association has received a message from Berne, saying that Lady Coghlan, wife of the New South Wales Agent- ...

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  21. INTENSE INTEREST

    Not for years has a Test so gripped the British isles. It is almost the sole topic of conversation in trains, trams, and buses. Editions of newspapers ...

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  22. THE END OF THE TAIL

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  23. BIG BILLIARDS

    Falhiner made a couple of big breaks in his billiard match against M'Conachy. His score is 5335, Including breaks of 408 and 412. M'Conachy ...

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  24. STOP PRESS

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  25. GRAMAPHONE FOR GILLIGAN.

    Lord Hawke wrote: "I depreciate these easy wickets, which such handicap even the best bowlers." Jessop said: "If seven-day matches ...

    Article : 64 words
  26. MAILEY BANGED THE TAIL.

    E. A. Wilson, in the "Daily Express.":—"Mailey was 100 much for our tail. Despite the 600 England thrice had the better of the game on ...

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  27. STRONGEST BATTING TEAM.

    Competent cricket opinion, while disappointed with the weak finish the English team, regard it as the strongest batting side that ever left ...

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  28. "FIZZLE OF A WET SQUIB."

    Bid Barnes, in the "Daily Chronicle,:— "England went down like the fizzle of a wet squib. Most credit is due to Sutclliffe, Hobbs and Tate, ...

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  29. ENGLAND'S UNEQUAL BATTING.

    P. P. Wamer, in the "Evening Post," writes:— "Marrylebone kept the issue on open question until the seventh day after Australia scored her ...

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