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  3. AUSTRALIA AT THE NETS.

    A CROWD which Lord Novar described as the largest ever been seen at' Australia House, assembled there at the official welcome to the Australian Eleven. The enthusiasm manifested was equalled only by that shown on the team's arrival from Paris on Sunday. The ...

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  4. EAT MORE FRUIT!

    LONDON, Monday. — Across thw Strand, from Australia House, the huge sign: "Australian Apples Display Now on," was an almost unncecssary ...

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  5. An Evening's Pleasure

    The Australian erickelers witnessed a performance at the Palladium in the ovening. The manager of the theatro ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. COAL CRISIS

    LONTDON, Monday. — The South Wales coal miners have rejected the owners' offer to convene a joint conference to discuss a district settlement. ...

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  8. SUBMARINE BASE

    LONDON, Monday. — In the House of Commons, Sir F. Wise (Conservative) asked if the Japanese mandate in the Caroline ...

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  9. WET OR DRY!

    WASHINGTON, Monday.-Sir Hugh Thrist, testifying before the Senate committee on behalf of 907,000 members of the Congregational churches, ...

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  10. OWNERS GIVE WAY.

    The "Daily Express" says a great step towards peace is expected to-day, when the mine-owners meet the Prime Minister (Mr. Stanley Baldwin). ...

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  11. The First Practice

    The team had the first, practice today at Lords. It was fine and pleasant. All except Grimmett appoarod at the nets. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. A Fine Reception

    LONDON, Monday. — The reception took place in the Cinema Hall, and anongst the leading personalities were the High Commissioner for Australia ...

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  13. WILKINS MISSING

    FAIRBANKS (Alasita), Monday.— No word has been.received from Captain G. H. "Wilkins and Pilot Ben. Eiclsou, of the Arctic Air Expedition, who ...

    Article : 87 words
  14. FILM TRADE

    LONDON, Monday. — Thw Federa.tion of British Industries has drawn the attention of the President of the Board of Trade to the virtual monopoly ...

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  15. RUM-RUNNING

    LONDON, Monday. — lt is announced that, there is no truth in the report emanating from Washington that Britain has entered into a new agreement ...

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  16. Ponsford a Genius

    Sir Philp Prevor writing in "The Daily Telegraph," says it is not difficult to understand why Woodfull was chosen. He hits the hall well. ...

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  17. RIFF HOSTILITIES

    LONDON, Tuesday. — The "Daily Express' " Paris correspondent says that the preliminary peace conference with the Riffs misfired. ...

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  18. LITTLE BROTHERS

    LONDON. Monday. — I had such a wonderful time in Australia, and became so Australianised, that I would as soon see my old Australian friends win ...

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  19. "Throwing the Ball"

    NEW YORK, Monday. — The "Now York Times," reporting the arrival of the Australian Test team in London, says:— ...

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  20. The "Quadra" Case

    WASHINGTON Monday.—In grant, ing an appeal to five men convietod on conspiracy charges by the Federal District Court of Northern California, ...

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  21. LUNACY CASE

    LONDON, Monday.' — An echo of the famous Harnett lunacy case was heard in the Law Courts to-day when W.. S. Harnett, before Mr. Justice ...

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  22. Australia's Thanks

    The captain of the team (H. L. Collins) responded. He said that farewells in Australia inspired them with confidence that Australia was behind ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  23. GERMANY AND RUSSIA

    LONDON, Tuesday. — The Haily Telegraph's" diplomatic correspondent says that though no pretest is being made to Berlin regarding the ...

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  24. ENGINEERING TRADE

    LONDON, Tuesday. — The joint Engineering Trades ' Committoe has deeidod to issue ballot papers, returnable by May 31, on the question of a strike ...

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  25. Personal Details

    LONDON", Monday. — On the front pages of the newspapers are placed personal stories of the cricketers. Some concentrate on the team's ailments, ...

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  26. "Not Supermen"

    "Not supermen," "Puzzled by Wet Wicket," are the headlines of kelleway's articles in the "Daily Express." He says that Bardsley and ...

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  27. DAVIS CUP

    TORONTO, 'Monday. — President Meldrum, of the Canadian Lawn Tennis Association, has announced that the first round of the Davie Cup tie ...

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  28. FENG, THE TRAITOR

    HANKOW, Monday. — In the course of telegrams to the various Peking peace delegations, General Wu-Poi-Fu says: — ...

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  29. Englishmen's "Nerves"

    The "Evening Nows," in an editorial,, ridicules the foolish pessimism, and suspects that the "psychological stuff" is to ruin the nerves of the ...

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  30. BOXING

    LONDON, Monday.—At the.National Sporting Club to-night in the British flyweight championship for the Lonsdale belt, Elky Clarke (Sootland), ...

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  31. LOVE OF A SPY

    PARIS,. Monday.—The city has been startled by a dramatic statement by General Mossiny, of young Malvy's love of a spy, whom M. Malvy ...

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  32. WORLD COURT

    WASHINGTON, Monday. — Following a conference.between President Coolidge and Secretary of State (Mr. Frank Kellogg), it was decided that ...

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  33. Among the Critics

    Grilics say that, Evorott did not try his full pace, because the early blow when fielding, but he had splendid aetion, bringing the arm well over and ...

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  34. Steeplechase Jockey's Death

    LONDON, Monday.—W. Watkinson, the well-known steeplechase jockey, died in Ayr County Hospital this morning from injuries received on ...

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  35. "See Mr. Smith! "

    "ls Air. Smith there', please?" is the fashionable query at the Hotel Cecil. When the stream of autograph-hunters, hero-worshippers, and pressmen ...

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  36. Demon Bowler 111

    The demon bowler, Spofforth, is seriously ill. Ho is suffering from colitis; Lord Dawson has been called- in, and ...

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