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  2. BODY-LINE DEAD AT LAST

    The Australian Board of Cricket Control has cabled to the M.C.C. stating that the Australian team will leave for England on March 5. The M.C.C. replied: "Thanks for your cable. We are very ...

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  3. DISSOLVED

    The Blue Shirt leader, General O'Duffy, announced the dissolution today of the Young Ireland Association. He has served a writ on the ...

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  4. SEA TRAGEDIES

    Twenty-four seamen were drowned in three shipwrecks in yesterday's heavy gale. A vessel, seen to sink off Aldeburg, ...

    Article : 198 words
  5. DEBT PAYMENTS

    With the exception of Finland, which will pay in full, other countries will either make token payments or default on war debt instalments due ...

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  6. UPPER HOUSE ELECTION

    The count of the voting in the final ballot for the Legislative Council elections was advanced to-day, but progress was slow, and only two candidates have been elected so far. They are Messrs. H. M. Wragge (U.C.P.), and J. J. Graves ...

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  7. STABILISATION

    Reports of currency stabilisation, negotiations were again denied to-day. Commenting on the fact that the price of gold was again unchanged ...

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  8. HEADED SOUTH

    The days are beginning to grow perceptibly longer and colder as we continue full speed ahead on a southeasterly course. It will be Thursday ...

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  9. ENGLISH PRESS WELCOMES SETTLEMENT

    "The Daily Telegraph" says that the thought of Lords Oval with the Australian team at cricket again is cheering the chilly days. We hope ...

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  10. SHARP RISES

    Sharp rises in the local rivers, with the possibility of local flooding, resulted from the heavy downpour on Thursday, when more than 60 points ...

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  11. VICTORIA ANNOYED AT HASTE

    The action of the chairman of the Australian Board of Cricket Control in sending a cable to the M.C.C. last night without giving the Victorian ...

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  12. SOUTH AFRICA PLEASED

    South African cricketing circles are happy to know that the body-line controversy was finally settled. "The Cape Times" asks: "Can there ...

    Article : 66 words
  13. BYRD MAY FLY-ACROSS ROSS SEA

    The Wellington correspondent of "The New York Times" cables that Rear-Admiral Byrd's Curtiss-Condon biplane is completely assembled and ...

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  14. DOLE FRAUDS

    Deliberate dole frauds that have cost the Government considerable amounts, are alleged to have been disclosed by a large number pf arrests ...

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  15. WHEAT PAYMENTS

    Wheatgrowers in the Federal Capital Territory who have been recognised as bona fide claimants for financial relief for the crop grown ...

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  16. HOSTILE BLACKS

    Constable Morey, the leader of the police garrison at Groote Eylandt, sent word to Darwin that friendly natives had reported that ...

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  17. "FINALISE" NEW TO ENGLISH STICKLER

    "Peterborough," the gossiper of "The Daily Telegraph," says that he doesn't suppose that the secretary of the Australian Cricket Board of ...

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  18. SIX KILLED BY FALL OF CHURCH TOWER

    Six were killed and four were injured,including several convicts, when the tower of the old church, St. [?]o, crashed on the town gaol. ...

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  19. SHIELD MATCH POSTPONED

    As the result of heavy rains and the flooding of the ground, play in the Sheffield Shield match between Victoria and Queensland, has been ...

    Article : 57 words
  20. PLANE FATALITY OVER BELGIUM

    A non-commissioned officer piloting a military 'plane at a height bf 5000 feet where there was 54 degrees of frost, had a seizure owing to the ...

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  21. COLD SNAP IN N.S.W.

    The cold snap throughout New South Wales is explained by the fact that heavy snow falls are recorded at Kosciusko. Blizzard conditions are ...

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  22. HUMAN TARGET

    The military expert of "The Daily Telegraph" says that lurid. stories have been circulating recently that Aircraftsman Shaw, better known as ...

    Article : 191 words
  23. RAIL DISASTER

    Reports from Harbin state that 300 bandits at midnight attacked and derailed the international train, killing seven ...

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  24. SPECIAL SWISS DEFENCE VOTE

    The Senate of the Swiss Parliament voted an emergency supplementary estimate of £5,000,000 for the reequipment of the army and the ...

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  25. SOVIET TRADE

    The Russian foreign trade returns for the period January to October, show the real extent of the market for which the great Powers are ...

    Article : 89 words
  26. GOLF DISPUTE ENDED

    In the Equity Court to-day it was announced that a settlement had been reached in the case in which Gertrude Hope Hely, the former associate ...

    Article : 59 words
  27. ALLEGED IMPROPER PRACTICES

    Mr. Justice Owen said to-day that no,information concerning the alleged improper practices in the election of members of the Upper House had ...

    Article : 57 words
  28. CAR KNOCKS FOUNTAIN OFF BASE

    When he swerved to avoid a man in Sydney Road this morning, a car driven by Thomas McInerney, crashed into a fountain which was knocked ...

    Article : 63 words
  29. MAN'S ARM TORN OFF BY BELT

    George Begbie, 22, an ironworker ot Balmain, had his right arm torn off at the elbow to-day when his right hand was caught between the belt and ...

    Article : 49 words
  30. BARTON FLATS LTD.

    Mr. F. Blomfield, grazier, of Red Hill, was a signatory to the memorandum and articles of association of Barton Flats Ltd., which was ...

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  31. PROPOSED TRADE TREATY WITH BELGIUM

    The Australian High Commissioner (Mr. Bruce) and the Belgian Ambassador in London (Baron de Marchienne) have exchanged ...

    Article : 55 words
  32. BREAD PRICE WAR IN SYDNEY

    A bread price-cutting war started between two bakers' shops at Darlinghurst this morning. One was selling bread at 2½d. or two ...

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  33. 5000 RELEASED FROM NAZ CAMPS

    Five thousand prisoners in the concentration camps in Germany were released under the special Government amnesty. Only the wealthy prisoners ...

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  34. BAN ON FREE STATE FLAG IN BELFAST

    In the interest of peace and order, the Government of Northern Ireland to-day prohibited the display of Free State or Irish Republican Army flags ...

    Article : 38 words
  35. £1000 GRANT TO ULM

    The Federal Government decided to make a grant of £1000 to Mr. C. T. P. Ulm, in recognition of his services to aviation. Mr. Lyons stated to-day ...

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  36. ITALIAN ARMAMENTS VOTE REDUCED

    The Budget for 1934-35 shows reductions in the estimates for the army equal to £1,660,000 sterling; and in the navy of £2,900,000, and an increase ...

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