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  2. IRISH CONFERENCE OPENS TO-DAY

    De Valera was greeted at Euston station, London, by a large crowd of sympathisers. He left immediately in a motor without demonstration. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. THE PRINCE

    The Prince of Wales has cancelled to-day's engagements owing to indisposition. ...

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  4. HEAT WAVE

    Though the drought is likely to be remembered as the worst in the British records, its seriousness is largely forgotten in the sufferings through the intense ...

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  5. HAWKER KILLED

    Mr. Harry Hawker, the famous Australian airman, has been killed at the Hendon aerodrome (London). His machine caught fire when he was ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. WIRELESS CHAIN

    Mr. Robert Donald, chairman of the Empire Press Union, who has taken a prominent part in the proposal to establish a wireless chain throughout the ...

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  7. AUSTRALIANS 'STILL GOING STRONG'

    The Australians began a match against an eleven at Edinburgh to-day. The weather was brilliant, the attendance large, and the wicket hard. The teams were ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. GENEROUS TREATMENT

    "The Times" lobbyist states that Lord Derby had breakfast with the Premier and Unionist members. There was complete harmony and general concurrence ...

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  9. SLIGHT COLD.

    It is officially stated that the Prince of Wales is suffering from a slight cold, and is only temporarily confined to York House. ...

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  10. OBSESSIONS!

    "These smilling tours of the Prince of Wales in these years of shortage and insecurity constitute a propaganda of [?]unity unparalleled in the world's history." ...

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  11. MONEY AND METALS

    Standard copper rose 2/6 a ton in London on Monday, and electrolytic copper rose 10/ a ton. Tin fell 47/6. The only other [?]ctuation was an ...

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  12. CONTRASTS IN IRELAND

    Whereas the majority in Ireland have gives a deep sigh of thankfulness, joyously celebrating the incidence and loyally observing the truce, Belfast is still ...

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  13. PARIS FEELS HEAT.

    Paris is suffering even higher leadings. The military review and national festival for July 24 has been abandoned. Twenty persons of both sexes were ...

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  14. BOMBASTIC SPEECH

    Sir James Craig, in a speech at a "12th" anniversary, said he had decided to attend the London conference, because he had nothing to be ashamed of, and ...

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  15. CALCUTTA EXCHANGE.

    Telegraphi transfers are quoted at 1/3½ and three months bills at 1/3 5-8. The market continues steady. ...

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  16. LEAGUE OF NATIONS

    The test has been published of the speech by Mr. Baliour at the dominions conference on July 8, on the subject of the League of Nations, wherein he ...

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  17. TERRIBLE INJURIES.

    Hawker was flying in a Nieuport macine at a great height when it burst into flames and nosedived, and overturned several times, then crashed into the open ...

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  18. WAR CRIMIMALS

    The trial of intimar and Boldt was begun to-day. They are charged with ordering to fire on life boats. The case differs from the previous trials as the ...

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  19. SINN FEIN DELEGATES.

    De Valera left Ireland unescorted. He was accompanied by his official colleagues in addition to Court Plunket, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and three Sinn ...

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  20. SYMPATHETIC PRESS.

    The whole of the press unite in sorrow and mourning on account of the death of Hawker. They recall the adventurous career of the Atlantic flight, and many ...

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  21. FARMERS LOSE.

    Wheat farmers in the United States have been robbed of nearly £600,000,000 in the last seven months as a result of organised foreign buying, coupled with ...

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  22. MORE WAR MONEY.

    The German Government has handed the Reparations Commission bonds [?] at twelve thousand millions gold marks in further payment under the treaty. ...

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  23. ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY RENEWAL

    In order to avoid the possibility of the Anglo-Japanese. Alliance lapening to-morrow, which is the terminal date, Britain and Japan forwarded an indentical ...

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  24. TWO THOUSAND RUNS.

    Mead, playing against Middleser, completed his 2000 runs this season. He reached the first thousand on June 26, and has scored the second thousand in ...

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  25. CONFLICTING REPORTS

    The accident to Hawker occurred with such stunning swittness that reports of onlookers widely differ. While the chief officer at the Hendon fire brigade stated ...

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  26. RECKLESS DEALS IN MILLIONS.

    Colossal Ministry of Muni[?]s losses during the year ending, March, 1920 are detailed in a report issued by the Comptroller and Auditor-General, Sir, Henry ...

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  27. ALL POWERS HAVE ACCEPTED.

    The "Express" is officially informed that all the Powers—Britain, France, Italy, Japan, and China—have formally accepted President Harding's invitation to attend ...

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  28. SPORTING

    Mr. Lucas, manager for the Australian heavyweight boxer, George Cook, is endeavoring to negotiate for a championship contest in September between the ...

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  29. IMPERIALISM

    The present intention of Dr. Sastri is to accept Mr. Hughes' invitation to Australia, calling at Canada and Fiji en route. ...

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  30. FRANCE WILLING

    "The Times" correspondent states that the Washington conference may begin a new [?] in world politics, therefore the Premier should attend personally. It ...

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  31. MR. LLOYD GEORGE TO ATTEND.

    It is unofficially stated that Mr. Lloyd George is likely to attend the conference in Washington convened by President Harding. ...

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  32. AUSTRALIA'S SYMPATHY.

    "I am shocked to hear of the sudden end of the brilliant career of this daring adventurous son of Australia," declared Mr. Hughes. "The news comes ...

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  33. "MAINTAIN THE ENTENTE"

    C. Briand, the French Premier, insisted in the French Chamber that France must maintain the closest solidarity and unity between the Allies. ...

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  34. WHEAT POOL

    The New South Wales Cabinet on Wednesday debated a [?]gantic wheat selling scheme, which would need five million sterling capital, and would place that ...

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  35. GREAT POSSIBILITIES

    There seems little prospect that a Pacific conference will be held in the near future or at any place but Washigton. At Washington the hope is entertained ...

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  36. A GREAT RECORD.

    Harry George Hawker was born in Australia in 1891 and is of Cornish origin. Tought to fly at Brooklands, he gained his pilot's certificate in 191[?], and soon ...

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  37. AUSTRALIA'S DIVIDEND.

    The Conference this moring discussed foreign affairs. To-morrow it will resume reparations problem, when Mr. Hughes will state Australia's claim for ...

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  38. WHEN WILL IT END?

    At the end of the present month Mr. George will attend the Silesian Con ference at Boulogne, and it is hoped the Imperial Conference will conclude ...

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  39. VERSAILLES TREATY MAY BE INVOLVED.

    Out of this discussion it is believed will come a settlement paving the way to the limitation of the naval armaments of the three great Powers. It can be said with ...

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  40. TURKISH TROUBLES

    A message received at Athens from Smyrna states that Greece opened an offensive, and advancing rapidly occupied Hassan Pasha, Agrinos. and Yenikeus. ...

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  41. SIXTEEN MILLIONS

    It is stated that the railway companies are discussing a reduction in fares following on decontrol of 25 per cent, in August and a further 10 per cent, in ...

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  42. MT. EVEREST

    Fifty miles away stood out the dark and beautiful lefty peak, called by the natives the goddess turquoise peak. It was Mount Everest!" ...

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  43. MR. HUGHES

    At the India dinner Mr. Hughes congratulated India on the establishment of her parliamentary institutions, pointing out that the British genius for ...

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  44. THE ATLANTIC ATTEMPT

    A returned South Australian soldier, on being interviewed yesterday, said:- So poor old Harry Hawker has, gone west. ...

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  45. STATE SHIPPING

    A few days ago Lord INcheape, the shipping magnate, condemned State enterprise in shipping, and said it could not succeed. ...

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  46. WIRELESS CHAIN

    In the House of Commons, replying to questions with regard to the Imperial wireless chain, when Mr. Hurd asked whether any dominion Government had ...

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  47. WOOL SALES.

    The sixth of the series of wool sales opened with an indifferent domend owing to the liberal supplies of colonial wool disposed of in the interim. Values all ...

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