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  2. CENSURE. LABOUR MOTION.

    Almost immediately after the House of Representatives had re-assembled this afternoon, a motion of direct censure against the Government was launched by the Labour ...

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  3. POIGNANT MOMENTS.

    "Dear mum, is that you?" "How's my boy'" Thus commenced a poignant conversation yesterday between a sick boy in a hospital in ...

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  4. TAX REDUCTION.

    "The Government has decided to lighten the load of taxation this year," said the Treasurer (Mr. Stevens), amid cheers, at the Millions Club luncheon yesterday. ...

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  5. WOOLLEN MILLS.

    A Bradford wool syndicate proposes to establish woollen mills at Bruthen (Vic.), and to that end its representatives have investigated the Snowy River as a possible source of cheap ...

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  6. CHINESE KILLED.

    Further disquieting reports concerning the Manchurian situation are reaching Shanghai through Japanese observers who appear to provide the best informed sources of news from ...

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  7. ARBITRATION.

    Although the launching of the censure motion in the House of Representatives this afternoon has temporarily diverted attention from the Government's proposals in regard ...

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  8. GREAT ISSUES. The Young Plan.

    Although the Reparations Conference at The Hague has experienced a series of exciting episodes seldom equalled in political history, the possibility of a ...

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  9. LANCASHIRE MILLS.

    Meetings, which, it is hoped, will lead to a resumption of negotiations between the parties in the cotton trade dispute, were held in Manchester to-day. They were a result of an ...

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  10. FIREMEN'S ART UNION.

    The secretary of the Royal North Shore Hospital (Mr. Arthur C. Russell), referring yesterday to the distribution of the funds of the recent Firemen's Art Union, made a strong ...

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  11. EMPIRE TRADE CONFERENCE.

    The inception of an inter-Empire trade conference, as a means of starting a drive by manufacturers to co-operate and consolidate trading efforts to meet the foreign invasion, ...

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  12. AVIATION.

    M. Bleriot's plans for a regular trans-Atlantic air service, with floating aerodromes every 300 miles along the route, are almost complete. ...

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  13. ARCHBISHOPRIC OF MELBOURNE.

    Canon John Parr, Rector of Mudgee, writing in the "Daily Telegraph," states emphatically that feeling in England and Australia is in favour of the appointment of an Australian ...

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  14. MR. SNOWDEN JUSTIFIED.

    Addressing the Institute of Politics at Williamstown, Massachusetts, Professor Herbert Heaton, of the University of Minnesota, and a native of England, declared ...

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  15. COAL SUPPLIES. From South Australia.

    The Coal Board met in Sydney yesterday under the chairmanship of the Minister for Lands (Mr. Ball) to consider coal stocks. Arrangements were made to obtain ...

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  16. WIRELESS.

    The recommendation that the Federal Ministry should immediately inaugurate a system of oversea post letter-telegrams, similar to that now in force acioss the Atlantic, the ...

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  17. EDUCATION.

    Speaking at the opening of additions to the Rozelle Public School last night, the Minister for Education (Mr. Drummond) hinted that there would be a reduction in the amount ...

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  18. COAL AT 11/- A TON.

    Coal has been offered to the City Commissioners for use at the Bunnerong and Pyrmont power-house at 11/ a ton free on rail at Thirroul. The cost of transit to ...

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  19. JAMBOREE ENDS.

    The correspondent of the Australian Press Association at Arrowe Park says that since daylight thousands of Boy Scouts marched out from the camp with bands playing, and ...

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  20. WATER BOARD CONTRACTS.

    The Water Boaid yesterday approved an order being placed with B. Byrnes, Limited, for Western coal at 24/ a ton, delivered into bunkers at the Ryde pumping station ...

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  21. THE SENATE.

    In the Senate to-day the oath of allegiance was administered to Senators J. P. Dunn and A. Rae (N.S.W.), H. S. Lawson, R.C.D. Elliott and J. Barnes (Vic.), J. B. Hayes, H. ...

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  22. 'PLANE CRASHES.

    A bombing aeroplane, carrying high officers of the Japanese. General Staff, crashed to-day on the outskirts of Tokio. Six staff officers, including Major-General ...

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  23. CONTRACT WORK.

    By publicly inviting tenders, the City Commissioners have further tested the relative cost of day labour and contract work for street reconstruction. ...

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  24. VICTORIAN DECORATIONS SOLD.

    There were strange scenes to-day in the banqueting room of Dorchester House, Park Lane, where kings have dined, when it was the scene of an auction sale, buyers of all ...

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  25. VOLUNTEERS.

    The secretary of the Volunteer Timber Workers Association (Mr. J. O'Brien) announced yesterday that anangements were being made to dispense with the services of ...

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  26. SUDDEN DEATH.

    A post-mortem examination will be held this morning to discover the cause of the death last night of Henry Frederick Killick, aged 46 years, of Brown-street, St. Peters. ...

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  27. INCREASED DUTIES.

    Some tariff amendments in regard to spirits, beer, and tobacco are expected shortly, as well as in regard to some luxuries. So far as the first three are concerned, those ...

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  28. ADVERTISING CONVENTION.

    Addressing the International Advertising Convention in Berlin, Mr. G. H. Hart, of Lever Brothers, Ltd, said that whereas 30 years ago advertising was regarded as an ...

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  29. THE KING'S HEALTH.

    The present warm, sunny days are materially assisting the complete return to normal health of the King. He has enjoyed a little walking exercise and a rest in the grounds of ...

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  30. MASS PICKETING.

    There was much excitement at the mass picketing demonstration outside the yards of George Hudson, Ltd., Glebe, yesterday afternoon. ...

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  31. VIOLENT STORM.

    Violent squalls, with a minimum wind velocity of 65 miles an hour, drove high seas from the north-west to-day, and high rollers crashed against the moles at the entrance ...

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  32. DUCAT ACCEPTS QUEENSLAND'S OFFER.

    A. Ducat, the Surrey batsman, has decided to accept the Queensland Cricket Association's offer. Interview by the Australian Press ...

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  33. SYSTEMATIC FRAUD.

    The desirability of issuing a title in respect to every motor car, was mentioned to the Chief Secretary (Dr. Argyle) to-day by a deputation representing dealers in ...

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  34. SUBURBAN DISPUTE.

    The committee of the proposed Bankstown Hospital was criticised at the last meeting of the Bankstown Council for its failure to hold a public meeting before purchasing a site for ...

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  35. INFURIATED MOB.

    The Acting Mayor of New Orleans and four city councillors were attacked by an infuriated mob of tramway strikers in the council chamber to-day. A police captain, battling ...

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  36. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Australian pilgrims to the war graves have commenced a British tour, which will conclude at Inverness. Mr. Robert Cook, of Australia, said that ...

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  37. SAMPAN RIOT.

    Referring, in the House of Representatives, to Sunday's disturbance at Apia (Samoa), the Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Ward) said that nearly 300 striking coolies proceeded to ...

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  38. TORPEDO ATTACK.

    When the cruisers Australia and Canberra leave Sydney next week for the spring cruise they will have to run the gauntlet of a mock torpedo attack by the submarines Otway and ...

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  39. SHOOTING MYSTERY.

    A startling development has occurred in regard to the arrest of a man for the recent brutal assault on Mrs. Patterson at Cessnock. As a result of police investigations, it is alleged ...

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  40. AFGHAN REBELS FLEE.

    Nadir Khan's forces have recaptured Khu[?], putting Baccha Sakao's garrison to flight. While returning to Kabul, the defeated force met Baccha Sakao's reinforecements, ...

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