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  4. BRITISH CABINET DECIDES ON EARLY ELECTION

    THE BRITISH CABINET arrived at an unanimous decision late last night to hold a general election very shortly. The Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald) was given a free hand to formulate an election manifesto ...

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  5. PACIFIC FLIGHT

    Hugh Herndon and Clyde Pangborn arrived early this morning at the little town of Wenatchee, Washington, making the first crossing of the North ...

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  6. PHAR LAP OUT

    Phar Lap was withdrawn from the Caulfield Cup at 12.55 p.m. today at the A.J.C. office, Sydney (10.55 a.m. Perth time.) ...

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  7. Claremont Centres Our Productive Possibilities

    The usual "samples" weather greeted the opening of Western Australia s 1931 Royal Show today, and after a year of doubts, anxieties and fears, proclaimed a welcome truce to all depression discussions and controversy. Bountiful Nature has been kind to the State this season, and the wonderful ...

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  8. HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES

    An obviously interested group around the surprisingly few waggons, carts, etc., exhibited, provided a sign of the times. For many months it has been ...

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  9. DAIRYING INDUSTRY

    The growing interest and rapid advance in dairying and its allied products are not shown to best advantage, being scattered in several halls. A special ...

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  10. TOMORROW'S FORECAST

    "Some showers expected during the morning, but mostly fine during the afternoon, with fresh ...

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  11. GLASS COMMENTS

    General satisfaction at the work done in the schools and the scope of class-work must be expressed after a visit to the Educational Hall, confronting the ...

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  12. VICE-REGAL MOVEMENTS

    Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Isaacs, accompanied by Miss Northmore and Major and Mrs. Kerr-Pearse, and attended by Captain ...

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  13. VARIED AND INSTRUCTIVE

    Excellent propaganda of the last few months aimed at the education of the people to a greater appreciation of the merits of the local product, is strikingly ...

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  14. FRANCE AND BRITAIN

    "The visit of Lord Reading (Foreign Minister) to the French Prime Minister (M. Laval) is good news," writes Sir Walter Layton in the "News-Chronicle." ...

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  15. THE SPIRIT OF THE SHOW

    Mr. A. W. Pad bury's Wandy. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. ROUGH FIRST NIGHT

    Pandemonium followed the first fight at Jeff Dickson's new sports palace. Angered at the German referee giving the verdict to Frankie Genaro over ...

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  17. PRESIDENT'S CONFIDENCE

    At Show time none in the community is kept more busy than the president of the Royal Agricultural Society (Mr. T. H. Wilson). Today a pressman was ...

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  18. BARONET'S WILL

    Somerset House has a "sheet of note-paper" left by Sir William Hart Dyke Bart, Disraeli's chief whip, who died last July, with the neat handwriting: "I ...

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  19. END OF PARLIAMENT

    This week will see the end of the Parliament. The Anti-Profiteering Food Bill will not be seriously challenged, but the Free ...

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  20. WEATHER FORECAST

    Following is the official weather forecast for Western Australia:—"Still unsettled with further showers over west and south-west ...

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  21. GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S VISIT

    "It has surpassed my expectations, and I expected a great deal." In these words the Governor-General (Sir Isaac Isaacs) summed up his ...

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  22. STOP PRESS

    Acceptances for the W.A.T.C. meeting next Saturday on Page 5. ...

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  23. SIR JOHN MONASH

    General Sir John Monash's condition last night was less satisfactory than for any night during his illness. Although he is making no progress towards ...

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  24. FURTHER CONFUSION

    The political situation is more confusing than ever. Mr. MacDonald's visit failed to remove Mr. Lloyd George's opposition to an election, and ...

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  25. POLICE MYSTERY.

    The body of the missing police-man (Nowlands) was found late to-day in the M'Donald River in front of the police station. There were no ...

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  26. SENATE ELECTION

    The State executive of the A.L.P. met last night, and the result of the recent ballot to choose Labor's representatives in Western Australia to contest the ...

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  27. BUDGET BALANCING

    The semi-official announcement shortly before midnight: "The Cabinet has unanimously arrived at a decision without any dissensions," indicated that ...

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  28. TATTERSALL'S WINNERS.

    Two Perth syndicates won first and second prizse in Tattersall's sweep on the Metropolitan. The first prize went to the "Worker" ...

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