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  4. AUSTRALIANS DOING WELL DAVIS CUP COMPETITIONS

    The owners of the collier "Christina Fraser'' are still confident that the vessel will turn up, as she is stoutly built and would ride out the gale ...

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  7. The Emden Bell.

    Detective authorities have assigned two secret service men to investigate the disappearance of the Emden bell. The photograph of a German whom ...

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  8. Davis Cup.

    The overthrow of Perry by the South African, Farquharson, who was omitted from the Davis Cup Singles against Australia was a feature of the ...

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  9. German Terrorism.

    Herr Hugenberg has resigned from the cabinet as a result of recent Nazi interference with his party and personal activities. ...

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  10. Petrol Trade.

    A meeting of petrol re-sellers and consumers decided to form a co-operate bulk petrol Importing organisation in order to import their own petrol ...

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  11. ECONOMIC CONFERENCE

    A meeting has been convened of the Bureau of Economics at the conference for to-morrow at which a report will be made of developments to ...

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  12. STUD SHEEP SALES

    At the Sydney sheep sales yesterday there was keen demand for good merinos. There were 621 rams sold for £10,791. ...

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  13. TEST CRICKET

    The first test match between England and West Indies was won by England by an innings and 27 runs. West Indies first innings closed for ...

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  14. INTERNAL INJURIES

    A few days ago, Raymond Mooney was thrown from a horse on which he was riding in pursuit of his duties on "Bunde," the property of Mr. ...

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  15. Chicago Wheat

    In one of the wildest sessions since the war in the grain pits, advances more than six cents carried wheat futures prices above the dollar mark. ...

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  16. ULM'S FLIGHT

    Ulm arrived at 3.30 p.m. from Rangoon where he was delayed for three hours owing to his machine sticking in the mud. ...

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  17. Parents & Citizens

    Speaking at the annual conference of the Federation of Parents and, Citizens Association, Mr, Drummond, Minister for Education, praised the ...

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  18. KENSINGTON RACES

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  19. Rowland Inquest

    The inquest concerning the death of John Albert Rowland was concluded to-day. The Coroner found that Rowland ...

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  20. Seizing Furniture

    At a public meeting in the Canterbury Town Hall motions were carried protesting against the seizure of furniture by balliffs. ...

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  21. C.P. CONFERENCE

    At the United Country Movement conference to-day, Col. M. F. Bruxner was elected leader and Senator Hardy vice-leader. ...

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  22. TIN 498

    The unit price of tin to-day is quoted at 498. ...

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  23. Wheat Market.

    The city wheat parcels market was firmer yesterday, advancing 1d. per bushel, during the forenoon, from 32½ on the previous day to 33½ for ...

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  24. SUSSEX STREET

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  25. SYMPH0NIC MEDLEY

    Produced by Dave Grouse, and featuring his Revellers, the Capitol's stage presentation of vocal and musical talent proved a most attractive ...

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  26. FELL FROM TRAM

    Percy Markham, 9, was found lying unconscious in Henderson road, Redfern last night, suffering from cerebral concussion. ...

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  27. FORTY-EIGHT HOURS

    An inter-State conference of employers adopted a resolution in favor of a 48-hour week in industry. ...

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  28. World Wheat.

    It is now obvious that wheat conference discussions have reached a stage at which success or failure is a matter of only a day or two. ...

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  29. RADIO LICENSE

    The Postmaster-General says that radio listeners' licenses will probably be reduced by three shillings next March. ...

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  30. WEATHER FORECAST

    To-day's weather forecast reads:--Unsettled in southern and central inland districts, with further showers on southern highlands. ...

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  31. VICTORIAN POLITICS

    The Minister for Agriculture Mr. Allen, has retired from the leadership of the United Country Party. Brigadier Bourchier has been ...

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  32. NEW EVENING PAPER

    A new evening paper "The Star" will be published in Melbourne in November by the proprietors of the "Argus". ...

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  33. Cabinet Not Favorable

    Premier Stevens was in consultation to-day with producers organisations regarding proposals for the world stabilisation of the wheat-industry. ...

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