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  6. EMPIRE'S ECONOMIC BONDS

    The Free Trade question, which has developed from the Imperial Conference, continues to embrass British politics. "Lord Derby, in a speech introducing the Prime Minister (Mr. Stanley Baldwin), at Manchester, stated that there was no question of an immediate election, ...

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  7. BOXER COLLAPSES

    One of the two 20 round contests staged at the Brisbane Stadium on Saturday evening came to a sudden and unexpected ending, a boxer collapsing and falling ...

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  10. SPEED IN AIR

    VANCOUVER, Saturday,--The world's air speed record has been broken, by Lieut. Williams, with an U.S. Army plane, who attained ...

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  11. DIVED TO DEATH

    The strangest case of suicide that has ever been reported in this State, probably in Australasia, occurred on Saturday at Bowon.Aman who had 'divested himself ...

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  12. MELBOURNE CUP.

    MELBOURNE, Saturday.--In the discussions on the Melbourne Cup this evening, Bitalli held his place at the held of the list, but he had only a very ...

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  13. KING CARNIVAL SURATCHED.

    The three-year-old Comedy King [?] finished very weakly in the Victoria Derby, after being the leader, or in the leading division, for 11 furlongs. King ...

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  14. CROOK'S DEATH

    NEW YORK, Saturday.--The notorious head of the Brooklyn gangsters, Bill Lovett, was found killed today. He had been shot three times, and his head ...

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  15. BRILLIANT WEATHER.

    Mr. J. Cumming Ogg, writing on Saturday night, stated:--"Glancing at calculated charts based on data compiled some six ...

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  16. TRAINING NOTES

    Contrary to expectations, Rapine was not sent a mile and a quarter gallop this morning. His trainer was content to let at the New Zealander run a mile on ...

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  17. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

    The Economic Conference today agreed to a scheme for national, assistance in Imperial development, aiming at the commencement of public ...

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    Interesting group at the Missionary Fete, Exhibition Grounds ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. JAPAN'S CONTRITION

    TOKIO, Saturday.--It seems that national contrition for the murders which followed on the earthquake is being shown in a number of ways. A humble spology ...

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  20. AIR CONTROL

    LONDON, Saturday.--The question of the Admiralty's sole control of the naval air force will be revived when the reconstituted committee for Imperial ...

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  21. AIX-LA-CHAPELLE

    LONDON, Saturday.--A message from Aix-in-Chapelle, the headquarters of the new Separatists captured the ...

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  22. LITTLE WILLIE

    LONDON, Saturday.--"The German Government has granted permission to the ex-Crown Prince to return to Germany for Christmas," ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  23. PAPYRUS SOLD

    LONDON, Saturday.--Papyrus has been sold to an English sportsman. The name of the buyer, and the amount of the transaction have ...

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  24. DIED OF THIRST

    PERTH, Saturday.--It is believed that the skeleton discovered some days ago on Homewood station, about 20 miles from Mingenew, is that of an ...

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  25. NAVAL REVIEW

    LONDON, Sunday.--The finest concentration of the British fleet since July, 1914, is assembling at Spithead today, for review by the ...

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  26. HELP FOR GREEKS

    LONDON, Saturday.--The representative of the Imperial War Relief Funds in Greece, Dr. Kennedy, has wild: "We are compelled to refuse help to women ...

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  27. JACK RENAULT

    VANCOUVER, Saturday.--A new star in the heavyweight class rose last night, when a big crowd at the Madison Square Theatre watched Jack Renault knock ...

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  28. BRITAIN AND AMERICA

    LONDON, Saturday.--"We have no difficulties whatever between our two countries now. There is a better feeling than we have had since long before ...

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  30. BETTER WHEAT

    LONDON, Saturday.--Professor Rowland Biffen M.A. (Professor of Agricultural Botany at Cambridge University in an address to some agricultural experts, ...

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  31. BONAR LAWS FUNERAL

    LONDON, Saturday. --The pall bearers at Mr. Bonar Law's funeral on November 5 will be the Prince of Wales ...

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  32. GREECE'S KING

    LONDON, Saturday.--The London "Daily Mail" states that the precarious position of King George is revealed as the result of the official ...

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  33. TUTANKHAMEN'S TOMB

    LONDON, Saturday.--A staff of native servants have removed the earth and stones covering the door of Tutaukhamen's tomb, an entrance to Which ...

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  34. MR. LLOYD GEORGE

    VANCOUVER, Saturday.--Mr. Llyod George's farewell speech in New York last night was broadcasted by a powerful radio installed in the Metropolitian ...

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  35. PREMIER BETTER.

    The Premier (Mr. Theodore), who is suffering with a bad cold was a little better on Saturday. Mr. Gillies (Minister for Agriculture), who is acting for ...

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  36. WHY THE STRAITS WERE FORCED

    Publication will be commenced in "The Daily Mail" tomorrow of the second section of Mr. Winston Churchill's Memoirs. This portion will be of special interest to Australians, for it deals with the reasons for the Dardanelies operations, the course of events, political, naval, and military, shows how ...

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  37. BRITAIN AND GREECE

    LONDON, Saturday.--"The Daily News" correspondent at Athens states that the Government officially learns that Britain will view with great ...

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  38. TO-DAY'S FORECAST

    A few scattered thunderstorms at first in the north west and by Monday in the south-west; otherwise fine, except isolated coastal showers. ...

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  40. DERBY DAY

    A bird's-eye view of Eagle Farm racecourse from the air is the subject of a special illustration which will appear in tomorrow's issue of ...

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  41. NEW ROADS FOR LONDON.

    LONDON, Saturday,--The London County Council proposes a new thoroughfare, parallel to Cheapside, in which it will institute one-way traffic ...

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  42. TETRAZZINI TO BROADCAST.

    LONDON, Sunday.--Mme. Tetrazzini is broadcasting her songs in London in January, in appreciation of "The ...

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  43. TIDES AT LIGHTHOUSE

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