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  5. SPECIAL OCEAN FORECAST

    Cycling disturbances [?] ...

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  6. PROSPERITY IN BRITAIN

    "Everywhere I have been in London and the West and South of England I have been amazed by the extent of prosperity," Senator ...

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  7. OF NEW SOUTH WALES Ominous Move In The Far East

    The conversion of North China virtually into a Japanese protectorate is now regarded by most political observers here as a foregone conclusion. Following the removal of recalcitrant Chinese officials, the ...

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  8. VISIT TO GERMANY

    The proposal to send a delegation of British ex-servicemen to Germany was the subject of questions and answers in the ...

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  9. EQUALITY OF THE SEXES

    Serious aspects of the question of equality between the sexes were discussed by the British Commonwealth League Conference to-day. ...

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  10. DASHED TO DEATH

    Undeterred by previous smashes, Douglas Pirie, 28, a surveyor and winner of many motor cycle races, entered the ...

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  11. Sailor Girl

    SHE'S READY FOR SQUALLS. and not above taking a turn at the wheel, either.—Miss S. Warren, one of the passengers on the Swedish barque, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. What Dawn Revealed

    IN THE HIGH TIDE the ketch Eilander, which broke from her moorings at North Harbor, Manly, during the storm, was half-submerged. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. MEAT AGREEMENT

    British and Dominion Ministers conferred for two hours this afternoon on the meat question, and though no settlement was reached ...

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  14. Sweet Sleep in Court

    Sleep, which was denied Macbeth. and which Shakespeare described as something that "knits up the ravelled sleeve at care," came to a man in the ...

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  15. CHANCE FOR CRAWFORD

    The Wimbledon draw, in which Crawford is seeded No. 3 to Perry and Von Cramm, will allow the Australian to play himself in until he reaches the ...

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  16. SLEEP WITH ONE EYE OPEN

    According to statements made in the County Court to-day, Myer Pine, of Glenferrie-road, Malvern, sleeps with one eye open. ...

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  17. WILL STOP ARMS RACE

    Now that the principles of the naval limitations agreement between Britain and Germany have been settled, the British, Government is considering the ...

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  18. MORE TAXES, PLEASE

    In a special message to Congress, which came as a surprise to all but the Party Leaders. President Roosevelt asks ...

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  19. "FILM QUOTA IS BOOMERANG"

    "The N.S.W. Film Quota Act is absolutely Machiavellian in its philosophy," said Mr. Beverley Baxter, formerly editor of "The Daily Express," and ...

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  20. FASHIONS AT ASCOT

    Rain threatened to destroy Ascot's fashion parade, but the courage of women in braving the weather, garbed in diaphanous, low-necked and ...

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    PEGGY, the Morldale cal, which teas beaten in open combat by a rat. Peggy, however, hat returned to the attack to regain her lost prestige. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  23. Inspection Of The Boats

    AN OFFICIAL INSPECTION of the boats of the barque. C. B. Pedersen, by Captain J. C. Just (marine surveyor). The barque has left Melbourne for Europe, after wailing for a favorable wind. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. SPEEDWAY TEST TO ENGLAND

    England won the speedway test match against Australia on the new grass track to-night by 59 points to 46. ...

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  25. Forward, Ever!

    WITH ACHING BACK and sore hands, it must have been a temptation to the "pusher," Mr. Parkinson, when he had his rival, Mr. Evans, in this ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  27. THE SUN STOP PRESS

    Sydney, Thursday.—James Walker (president of the Graziers' Association of N.S.W.) and another man were killed when two cars collided ...

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  28. Thorby for the East

    Mr. Thorby will soil by the Naldera on July 5. He will tranship at Colombo for Singapore, whence he will tour the Dutch East Indies, reaching ...

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  29. LEPER PROBLEM IN N.W. AUSTRALIA

    The leprosy problem had given the State Cabinet a great deal of worry, declared the Minister for the NorthWest. Mr. Wise, at a reception to-day ...

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  30. TASMANIAN PREMIER VISITS RUSSIA

    "The Premier of Tasmania (Mr. R. Ogilvie) and Prof. Hytten have returned from Moscow. Mr. Ogilvle will go to Brussels, but ...

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