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  2. CERTIFICATE.

    Making concessions to enable Sir Charles Kingsford Smith to take part in the Centenary air race, the Assistant Minister for Defence (Mr. Francis) ...

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  3. THE PARTIES.

    In view of the suggestion, which, is supported in many quarters, that the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) should seek the cooperation of the United Country party in the ...

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  4. ROYAL TOUR.

    A last-minute intervention by the Minister for Repatriation (Mr. Marr) in arrangements for the Duke of Gloucester's visit to the repatriation ward at Perth Hospital on October ...

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  5. SUDDEN STORM.

    A violent wind squ[?] occurring during a thunderstorm' yesterday afternoon damaged trees and gardens and carried away roofing in several suburbs. At Liverpool the storm ...

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  6. BRADMAN.

    D. G. Bradman, the Australian cricketer who underwent an operation for appendicitis on Monday, was still in a serious condition this after ...

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  7. QUEEN MARY.

    The giant Cunard liner, formerly known as No. 534, was launched to-day by the Queen, who christened the new vessel Queen Mary. The Queen launched the vessel by pressing ...

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  8. THE DUKE.

    After a dazzling searchlight display at Colombo, H.M.S. Sussex departed for Fremantle last night, and is now steaming at 17 knots. ...

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  9. RAINBOW

    The Rainbow to-day won the sixth heat of the America's Cup contest, and, having won four heats, retained the cup for the United States. ...

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  10. BEER STRIKE.

    The beer strike which began at Norseman on September 7 is causing some residents to travel to a hotel 80 miles away. The voting for the strike at the last three weekly ...

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  11. BROADCASTING ARRANGEMENTS.

    An interesting feat, of organisation which lies behind the preparations for the visit to Australia of the Duke of Gloucester is that carried out by the Postmaster-General's De ...

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  12. U.A.P. WINS MACQUARIE.

    The Macquarie seat, which had been in doubt, was won by the United Australia party candidate, Mr. J. N. Lawson. After the preferences of the Federal Labour, Douglas ...

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  13. QUEENSLAND FUNCTIONS.

    The itinerary of the Duke of Gloucester during his visit to Queensland, made available by Mr. George Watson (State organiser for the Royal visit), shows that the Duke ...

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  14. WOMEN GOLFERS

    The Australian women's golf team regained the Tasman Cup, defeating the New Zealand representatives to-day in convincing fashion. The Australians won all four singles matches ...

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  15. MRS. BRADMAN'S TRIP.

    Macdonald, Hamilton, and Co., agents for the P. and O. line in Sydney, stated yesterday that, in view of the circumstances which have necessitated Mrs. Bradman's hurried visit to ...

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  16. KIDNAPPING CASE.

    While the immediate objective of the New York police officials is to secure the indictment, of Bernard Richard Hauptmann on a charge of extortion of ransom money from ...

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  17. THE QUEEN'S BROADCAST.

    As the hour of launching the giant Cunarder No. 534 at Clydebank yesterday was unsuitable for a broadcast of the proceedings to be relayed to Australia, the Australian Broad ...

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  18. VICTORIAN SENATE COUNT.

    The first Victorian Senator to be elected is Major-General Brand (U.A.P.). The final figures when counting finished to-night were: Brand, 483,568; Barnes (Lab.), 464,453. ...

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  19. TAXI-CAB WAR.

    The majority of taxi-cab organisations expressed regret yesterday that the Government had decided not to intervene in the price-cutting dispute. It was stated that Government ...

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  20. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    The Council of the League of Nations decided to-day that Russia should contribute 79 units, equal to the contributions of France and Germany. Afghanistan, which was admit ...

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  21. R.A.F. FLYING BOATS

    The three Royal Air Force flying boats, which are on their way to Melbourne for the Centenary celebrations, arrived at Darwin to-day. The flying boats carry crews of seven or eight ...

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  22. FUNDS FOR NEWNES.

    When the. chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Co., Ltd. (Sir John Cadman), who has arrived in Australia, discusses with representatives of the Commonwealth the Govern ...

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  23. COMPANY'S AFFAIRS.

    Further inquiries in the Supreme Court into the affairs of the Commonwealth Homes and Investment Co., Ltd., were adjourned to-day because of the absence of the chief witnesses. ...

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  24. BUTTER AND CHEESE.

    An agreement has been made between oversea shipowners and the Australian Dairy Produce Export Board for a substantial reduction in the freight on butter and cheese shipped ...

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  25. MELBOURNE CENTENARY.

    The Bishop of Liverpool (Dr. A. A. David), writing in the Diocesan Magazine, states: "I am taking to Australia a message from the Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr. Cosmo Lang). ...

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  26. LANCASHIRE

    An important step towards the reorganisation of the cotton industry in Lancashire was taken in Manchester, when a mass meeting of spinners of Egyptian yard decided upon ...

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  27. THE CANBERRA.

    A settlement was reached yesterday in the dispute between Howard Smith, Ltd., and the firemen on board the passenger ship Canberra, and the vessel sailed for Brisbane late in the ...

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  28. SIR M. HANKEY.

    On a visit in Australia to attend the Melbourne Centenary celebrations as an official guest of the Commonwealth Government. Sir Maurice Hankey, Secretary to the British Cabi ...

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  29. UNITED STATES.

    The administrator of the National Industry Recovery Art (General Hugh S. Johnson) resigned to-day. His resignation was immediately accepted by President Roosevelt. ...

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  30. GUILTY OF MURDER.

    After a retirement of about three hours, the jury to-night found John Hope Boles guilty of the murder of Kathleen Dorman, 28. They added a strong recommendation to mercy. ...

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  31. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The price of gold to-day was £7/1/3 an ounce fine, compared with £7/l/2½ yesterday. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. The United States dollar was quoted to-day ...

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  32. DUBBO WATER SUPPLY.

    An allegation that the Public Works Department was evading the council's question when the water augmentation scheme would be in operation was made last night at a meet ...

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  33. DOUBLE TAXATION.

    The State Government shortly proposes to introduce a bill to abolish double taxation on income earned in more than one State. The implementing of the proposal will de ...

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  34. AIR RACE.

    The Dublin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says: "Mr. Warren Penny has arrived in Baldonnell with the American airman, Captain George T. Pond, who will be his ...

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  35. LANG SUPPORTERS.

    Lang supporters in the Victorian Labour party are again exerting themselves now that the Federal election campaign is ended. The first trial of strength between the ...

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  36. PRICE OF BREAD.

    The chairman of the Wheat Commission (Sir Herbert Gepp), during the sitting of the commission to-day, said that he was unable to understand any feeling on the part of the ...

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  37. KIMBERLEY DISTRICT.

    Sir James Connolly, on behalf of the organisation known as the National Development Company, which is backed by five big industrial and mining corporations, has been work ...

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  38. NEW POLICE LAUNCH.

    A demonstration of the speed of the new launch which has been put into service by the Water Police was given yesterday afternoon. Within five minutes of receiving advice that ...

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  39. EATHER CASE.

    The release from prison on October 2 next of Aubrey Allen Eather, who was sentenced to death for an alleged offence against a woman at Dungog, was approved by the Executive ...

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  40. JAPANESE DISASTER.

    Messages from Osaka state that one of the results of the devastation caused by the typhoon on Saturday is the outbreak of epidemics. There is also a shortage of cereals. ...

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  41. COUNCIL APPOINTMENT.

    After receiving legal advice, the Bathurst sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League carried a resolution to take legal action concerning the recent appointment of an im ...

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