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  3. TAILTEANN GAMES

    Following are results of the Tailteann Games today:— 100 Metres Plat Race.—First Heat: Warren (Canada), 1; Carlton (Australia) ...

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  4. MISSING SKI-ERS

    No trace has yet been found of two skiers who left for the summit of Mt. Kosciusko on Tuesday. An active search is being carried out. ...

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  5. BATTLE OVER LONDON

    The roar of attacking and defending aeroplanes is continuing in London all night, and when the manoeuvres cease next week-end it will most likely be ...

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  6. BRITISH GOAL EXPORT

    Conversations have proceeded for six weeks among leading coal owners with a view to drawing up a national selling scheme for the export of coal. It is hoped to avoid unorganised ...

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  7. MILE A MINUTE

    Journeying to Carnarvon to renew old friendships formed during the time he was a pilot in W.A. Airways Ltd., Squadron-Leader C. Kingsford ...

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  8. FRENEY OIL

    "I have been always sanguine that oil would be found at Poole Range, and I am more optimistic now than I ever was Moreover, we are now ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. TWO MEN CRUSHED

    When a motor truck, the property of the Main Roads Board, overturned into a creek on the Grass Valleyrroad, about five miles from Northam, yesterday, two ...

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  10. DROWNED IN YARRA

    That, John Douglas Davey (36), traveller, of Paxton-street, East Malvern, the victim of yesterday's river tragedy, when a car plunged into the Yarra, died ...

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  11. CANADIAN SPRINTER'S FEAT

    The Austral Press Association's special representative at Dublin says: "The night long journey prior to the racing did not help Australia to make a ...

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  12. CHARLTON IN PARIS

    In a 400 metres free-style swimming race here today "Boy" Charlton (Australia) was first in 5min, 20sec, winning the French President's prize. ...

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  13. RESERVE SHARES

    A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Freney Oil Company was held today and after considering the position at some length, it was decided ...

    Article : 127 words
  14. GREATEST IN HISTORY

    Commander Byrd's Antarctic expedition scheduled to get under way, next week, will be the greatest in the histor of exploration in view of the ...

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  15. THROWING THE JAVELIN

    The Olympic champion, Lundquist, today threw the javelin 81.01 metres (approximately 88 5-8 yards), a world record. ...

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  16. BIG DRAWING CARD

    Tom Heeney conferred with "Tex" Rickard, the boxing promoter, today, after which the latter stated that Heeney, who is leaving for New ...

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  17. "SOUTHERN CROSS" FLIGHT

    Mr. C. A. sweeting, the owner of the property at Taminin, which it is proposed to use for a take-off ground for the "Southern cross," visited Perth ...

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  18. TWO CYCLISTS COLLIDE

    At 7.30 a.m. today, the St. John Ambulance received a call to the corner of Hampden-road and Hardy-toad Nedland where they found A. Ferguson, to be ...

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  19. WORLD'S CYCLE RACE

    In the world's cycle sprint championship Hansen (Denmark) was first, Beaufrond., (Prance) second, Standen (Australia) third, and Severgnini (Italy) ...

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  20. EXTENSION OF LICENCE

    The Freney Oil Company holds two licences to prospect for oil, the periods still to run, being for two and three years respectively. It is learned that in view of ...

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  21. DE LUXE SERVICE

    From Saturday next the public of Perth will have a further taxi service placed at its disposal. This is being brought about by the ...

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  22. RIFLE SHOOTING

    Unofficial scoring gives Sergeant Warwick a winning lead in the City of Ottawa rifle shooting match, with a score of 29 out of a possible 100. He made 50 ...

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  23. HISTORIC ORIGIN

    A recent bulletin issued by the executive of the Aonach Tailteann (Tailteann Games)", included the following details:— Of more ancient origin than the ...

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  24. PUBLIC SHOULD PAY

    At the present time the consumer of milk is being faced with a big possibility of having to pay an increased price for this commodity. To many ...

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  25. TWO CHINESE FINED

    While, on duty in James-street last night, Constables Keown and Whitney noticed two Chinese fighting. They separated' the combatants and ordered them ...

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  26. SUNDAYS ARRANGEMENTS

    The "Southern CrosS" will leave the Maylands aerodrome on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. It is expected the 110 miles to Tammin will be covered in ...

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  27. BUSY DR. PAGE

    The Federal Treasurer (Dr. Fags) is conducting his feverish tour of Western Australia by motor car, train and aero-plane. He will join the ...

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  28. POSITION OF SHARES

    Freney oil shares rose slightly in price just after lunch today, and although they didnot reach the level of yesterday, the market was much more stable ...

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  29. DRUG FIEND GAOLED

    Evidence of being a drug addict was given by George Ernest Watts (51), accountant, in the City Court this morning, when he appeared before Mr. A. ...

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  30. OVERLAND PASSENGERS

    The following persons have booked to leave Western Australia for the Eastern states by tonight's trans, train:— Messrs. Fairland, Adamson, McGowan, ...

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  31. ALLEGED PROHIBITED IMMIGRANT

    Included amongst the passengers who reached Fremantle on the m.s. Kybra today was Ah Bing, alias Jimmy Bing, a Chinaman who has been remanded ...

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  32. STOP PRESS

    The Bremen (46,000 tons) Germany's largest post-war liner, was launched today. She and her sister ship, the Europa, already launched, ...

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  33. LATE SHIPPING

    Dalgety and Co. advise that the motor ship CENTAUR is due at Fremantle from Derby at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. If the weather permits the ...

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  34. ORDER THEM EARLY

    Subscribers wishing to avail themselves of the cheaper trunk line rates after 7 p.m. daily should not wait until that hour to order their call. ...

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  35. TODAY'S TEMPERATURE.

    The maximum temperature in the city area up to 2 p.m. today was 65.5 degrees, and the humidity 53 per cent., while the barometric pressure was 29,929 ...

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  36. REPRIEVE SENSATION

    The "Daily' Telegraph" questions the wisdom of the Home Secretary's explanation of the reprieve of three condemned men, and suggests that ...

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  37. TOTALISATOR'S LTD.

    The board of Totalisators Limited met today. It was announced that a meeting of underwriters would be called, and no allotment would be made until further ...

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  38. SEVERE STORM IN N.Z.

    A severe storm yesterday undermined two miles of railway line to the suburbs of Pettone and Hull. Houses were unroofed, telephone ...

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