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  3. TILDEN

    Collum, the American representative, declares that in view of the fact that Tilden wrote at Wimbledon in which the competed, he fl[?]grantly broke the ...

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  4. GRIGGS

    Early in June, a man who gave the name of Maxwell, applied for a position in a church in South Australia, representing that he matriculated at ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. PRICE OF COAL

    It was stated to-day that one of the largest colliery owners in New South Wales has broken away from the coal vend, and reduced ...

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  6. THE SOUTHERN CROSS

    The application first came before Justice Owen in a special court held at his private residence yesterday. When the case was called to-day, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. RENTS REDUCED

    Adopting as a basis present-day building costs, the Federal Capital Commission has made a re-valuation of all its houses in Canberra. In the majority of cases the values have been ...

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  8. FOUND

    A Boulogne message states that Captain Loewenstein's body was found by a Boulogne trawler, 10 miles from Cape Gris Nez, in an advanced state ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. MR. HOGAN

    When the A.C.T.U. conference resumed in Melbourne to-day, a letter was read from the Premier (Mr. Hogan) denying that he had made a ...

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  10. LIQUOR POLL

    The No-License League held the second of its open-air meetings at the Kingston shopping centre last night, when, in spite of the inclement ...

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  11. TILDEN'S WRITINGS

    The precise articles to which objection was made are not at present known. Tilden wrote eight articles consisting of comment on the players. ...

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  12. CANCER

    Cancers of the breast, mouth, throat and tongue engaged the cancel conference to-day. All members unanimously agree on the value of ...

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  13. IN TEARS

    Before appearing in public, Tilden was in tears, but despite his distress he acceded to de Morpurgo's request for, an exhibition match, in view of the ...

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  14. OLYMPIC TEAM

    The Australian camp is more cheerful to-night owing to the success attending the efforts of the manager (Mr. Les Duff) to secure better training ...

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  15. INQUIRY LIKELY

    The Krassin to-day transferred the injured men to the City of Milan. The crow greeted their comrades with rousing cheers. There were touching scenes ...

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  16. IN TRAINING

    The Australian Press Association's representative with the Australian Olympic Team at Amsterdam says that Hyde's leg is worse, and he is limping ...

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  17. COAL INQUIRY

    The judge will be asked to investigate [?]ll matters in connection with quotations of coal to the Municipal Council of Sydney, and all payments in relation ...

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  18. PRESS COMMENTS

    Commenting on the Tilden disqualification, "The Daily Chronicle" describes the decision as disquieting. The situation is unnatural because of the ...

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  19. WAR FEARED

    At the sixth congress of the Soviet a new programme was drawn up, the provisional measures countering the impending danger of an imperialistic ...

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  20. TOTALISATOR

    In the House of Commons to-day, at the third reading of the Totalisator Bill Mr. Snowden (Labour) moved the rejection of the measure. ...

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  21. RELIEF GRANT

    Considering means to alleviate distress in Canberra as the result of the existing economic depression, the Citizens' League resolved last night to request ...

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  22. EGYPT

    A Cairo message states that a Royal decree will be issued this evening dissolving the Chamber of the Senate for three years, after which Cabinet will ...

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  23. MDLLE. LENGLEN

    Although it is already clear that there is no chance of Miss Helen Wills, amateur, meeting Mdile Suzanne Lenglen, professional, Suzanne's father says ...

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  24. SEARCH FOR AMUNDSEN

    Telegrams from Moscow state that the Krassin party is now concentrating on the search for Amundsen, though they declare that the task is a stupendous ...

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  25. TORNBERG

    It is officially announced that the Government ordered Tornberg's expedition to return to Sweden immediately. ...

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  26. DEATH SENTENCE

    Cabinet decided to-day to commute to penal servitude for life the death sentence passed on Charles Edward, Bradley, for the murder of Sarah Dukes, ...

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