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  7. EVES ON "THE ASHES"

    Critics of cricket are attacking the selections for the North v. South test match to be played at Man ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. PROTECTING AUSTRALIA

    That Britain must build more super-Dreadnoughts, so as to maintain the one-power standard of fighting strength, and that therefore a mammoth graving dock is needed at Singapore--such, in sum, is ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. MORALS IN ATHENS

    Women in Athens are banded together to resist a gang of men self-styled "The Zealots of Christ," who have declared war upon "the ...

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  10. DOMINIONS' TRADE

    A committee of the Federation of the British "Industries,'"when has investigated inter-Imperial, trade, deprecates the assumption that ...

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  11. BROADACRES, LIMITED

    Like many other noblemen, Viscount Novar (formerly Governor-General of Australia) has ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. LIQUOR ON LINERS

    The British steamships Baltic and Berengaria docked at New York' with sealed liquor supplies in defiance of the Treasury ruling. ...

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  13. HARDING'S WORLD-COURT

    President Harding eagerly awaits the reaction at home and abroad to his suggestion for a permanent Court of International Justice His proposals ...

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  14. TUBERCULOSIS SCOURGE

    A largo supply of Professor Dreyer's vaccine, known as "Antigen," is being prepared by the Department of Pathology at Oxford University, and ...

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  15. LABOR PECLINE

    The Labor Party's annual report shows that, owing to the falling off in receipts from affiliation fees duo to members' unemployment, and also ...

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  16. RADIO ON RAILWAYS

    Experiments in Paris have resulted in the successful installation of wireless on the Paris-Bordeaux express. It enables the passenger's to enjoy ...

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  17. POLICE RAID OFFICES

    The London police raided the'office of the "Daily Herald," the Labor newspaper, in connection with the reproduction of photographs of Britain's ...

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  18. WILL BECKETT FIGHT?

    There is a possibility that Carpentier and Beckett will meet shortly at Southampton, but it will be in a farewell, as Beckett has gone there ...

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  19. TENNIS SEMI-FINALS

    In the semi-finals of the London championships at the Queen's Club, Richards (America) Seat Greig by 2-6, 6-0, [?] Jacob beat-Hunter (America) ...

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  20. DEATHS IN HEAT WAVE

    New York and cities in the Eastern-States are sweltering in a heat wave, exceptional for the time of the year. Thousands are sleeping on the ...

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  21. HAGEN A BAD LOSER

    Walter Hagen, the American golfer, on his arrival at New York, accused British golfers of being "poor sports." He said that he would never again ...

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  22. Leviathan's Speed Record

    The former German steamer Leviathan which has been re-conditioned in New York, has set a now speed record on her trials of 28.4 knots. ...

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    This is not a corner of a lumber camp in Canada. The picture shows Blackwattle Bay, Sydney, and the logs, provide a, playground, with-plenty of thrills, for the small boys of the neighborhood. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. BALLARAT'S SILENT BELLS

    For over two years Ballarat City Hail's chimes have beer, silent, because of a dispute between the Bell-ringers' Club and the City Council. ...

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  25. PRINCE OF WALES

    The following cable, sent by the Governor-General (Lord Forster) to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, was made available by the Minister for ...

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  26. Woolley's Good Scoring

    In the Kent v. Yorkshire match, Woolley scored 138 runs. Robinson took seven wickets Tor 26 runs.--"Sun" Special. ...

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  27. SUN NEWS-PICTORIAL

    Copies can be obtained from Railway and Quay Bookstalls, Gordon & Gotch, all Newsagents, or through this Office. ...

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