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  3. NAVAL PROGRAMME

    The Naval Affairs Committee in the House of Representatives to-day adopted the programme of 15 cruisers as well as one aircraft carrier at a ...

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  4. EMDEN

    Prince Franz Joseph, who was the [?]econd torpedo officer on the E[?], has published a book entitled "Emlen, " containing allegations which ...

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  5. RECOGNITION

    A message from Darwin states that Hinkler left there at seven o'clock, yesterday morning for Camooweal. The Federal Government has made a gift of £2,000 to Hinkler in recognition of his flight and has invited the ...

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  6. FLYING BOATS

    A message from Singapore states that the R.A.F. flying boats have arrived at Port Swettenham in charge of the four British ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. WAR MEMORIAL

    Mr. R. S. Hutchinson, Country VicePresident, speaking at the meeting of the State Executive of the Returned Soldiers' League, remarked. "We ...

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  8. "FALLING DOWN"

    A deputation, representing the Queanbeyan Hospital which waited on the Minister for Health, Dr. Arthur, on Thursday, asserted that the ...

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  9. GIFT TO NATION

    The Commonwealth Government has accepted an offer of an Avro Avian aeroplane from Sir Charles Wakefield to commemorate ...

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  10. KING'S MESSAGE

    Hinkler has received a message from His Majesty, the King, through the Governor-General, Lord Stonehaven, which reads as follows.— ...

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  11. HOOVER

    Mr. Hoover has answered Senator Borah's Prohibition questionaire, and stated he does not favour the repeal of the 18th Amendment. "I stand, ...

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  12. COCKATOO DOCK

    Questioned yesterday morning as to the Government's intentions with regard to Cockatoo Dock, the Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, said that the ...

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  13. BEATS COBHAM

    Hinkler has the best press record this morning; even Sir Alan Cobham's was exceeded. Notices are not only emphatic about the brilliance of the flight ...

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  14. U.S. PRAISE

    Trubee Davidson, Assistant Secre tary for War, said that the economy of air travel had been demonstrated by Hinkler's flight. ...

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  15. SECURITY

    A Geneva message states that the League of Nations Arbitration, Security Committee abandoned the idea of a general Arbitration Treaty in favour of ...

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  16. MARTIN PLACE

    The committee appointed by the Government to investigate the proposals to extend Martin Place through George Street, has decided against the scheme, ...

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  17. CLARENCE RIVER

    "The calamity of the floods on the Clarence, causing the loss of £750,000, in addition to precious human lives." said the Federal Treasurer. Dr. Earle ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  18. KAISER'S SPIRIT

    The Kaiser's brother-in-law, Zubkoff was arrested early this morning for allegedly knocking a page boy senseless. ...

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  19. HISTORIANS

    Four members of the Royal Australian Historical Society made provision in their wills for the Society and its building fund, the total to be left ...

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  20. INVITED TO CAPITAL

    The Prime Minister has sent the following invitation to Hinkler to visit Canberra:— "On behalf of Government and ...

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  21. INDUSTRIAL PEACE

    Mr. Bruce refused to comment yesterday morning when informed that the Melbourne Trades Hall had definitely rejected his peace proposals, and ...

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  22. WHEN HINKLER LANDS

    Sir William Glasgow, Minister for Defence, stated yesterday that in view of the large crowd which it is anticipated will be desirous of welcoming Mr. ...

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  23. BRITISH POLITICS

    Replying to questions in the House of Commons to-night the Home Secretary, Sir William Joyhson Hicks, said he was not considering the abolition ...

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  24. RUGBY LEAGUE

    Regarding the suggestion that the French Rugby League XV. visit New South Wales in 1930. the Secretary of the French Rugby Federation states ...

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  25. SYDNEY'S WELCOME

    Mr. E. P. Fleming, Chief Civic Commissioner, referring to the visit of Hinkler, said: "Our idea at present is to open the Town Hall to the citizens, ...

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  26. WOMEN'S COUNCIL ACCEPTS

    The Prime Minister stated yesterday afternon that the National Council of Women had informed him that it had accepted his invitation to be ...

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  27. MAY FLY ATLANTIC

    The "Evening Standard" says that Hinkler may shortly join Mc[?]ntosh in an attempt at a Trans-Atlantic EastWest flight in a British all-metal ...

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  28. WIRELESS CONGRESS

    The Wireless Conference is sitting early for the purpose of concluding business so [?] to enable the delegates to return to their respective countries. ...

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  29. WELCOME

    Mr. Charlton, Leader of the Federal Opposition Party, yesterday despatched the following telegram to Bert Hinkler at Bundaberg: ...

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  30. CARWOOLA

    During the last few weeks, scores of prospective buyers from Victoria. South Australia and all parts of New South Wales, have visited the old ...

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  31. HOOLIGANS

    When a constable visited Abercombi[?] Street early this morning, in consequence of a report that a man had been found there with his throat cut, he ...

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  32. MOTHER'S DISCLOSURE

    Mrs. Hinkler disclosed to-day that her son had threatened to give up flying when he was barred from entering the contest for the £10,000 prize ...

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  33. WOOL SALES

    A feature of the wool market during the week was the strong demand for comeback and crossbred fleeces. Super fleeces did not reach the past ...

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  34. ANOTHER SOLO

    Wing Commander Manning is mentioned as the next starter on the solo flight to Australia. He is second in command of the Air Force squadron at ...

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  35. JUTE TRADE

    Bran bags realised 9/4½; corn sacks, 9/10½; and, wool sacks, 4/6 per dozen to-day. ...

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  36. WHEAT MARKET

    SYDNEY, Friday. Wheat is quoted at 4/7½ per bushel for bulk, and 4/7 for bag lots. ...

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