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TEST POSITION CHANGES.
With six wickets in hand, England is only 85 runs behind Australia's first innings total in the third test match now being played on the Melbourne Cricket Ground. To-day England carried its score to 312 for four wickets before stumps were drawn. ...
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MAN DROWNED.
Mr. Stanley Edward Wallace, aged 39 years, was drowned, and his daughter. Phyllis Wallace, aged 14 years, was rescued with great difficulty at Bilgola Beach, near Newport, late ...
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GIRL JUMPS
Trngedy descended upon a New Year's party which was being celebrated with youthful gaiety at the La Plaza dance hall. Echo Point, Katoomba, early to-day. The fun continued ...
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AERO CLUB 'PLANES.
Eight Aero Club 'planes, which left Sydney on Friday for a tour of the North Coast, returned to Mascot yesterday afternoon. The tour was completed without mishap. ...
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SCOTS' DAY.
Looking none the worse for their Hogmanay and the haggis of the night before, the Scots of Sydney ushered in the New Year at the Royal Agricultural Showground yesterday with ...
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MOTOR SHIPS.
The world's output of motor ships in 1928 was a record, 189 vessels of 1,177,235 gross tonnage being built, compared with 137 vessels of 816,000 gross tonnage in 1927. British ...
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THE KING.
It was reported yesterday that the King is daily taking two raw eggs, supplemented with a little milk and fruit juice. In addition, meat jaice ...
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REPARATIONS.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Winston Churchill) announces that the Government has nominated Sir Josiah Stamp and Lord Revelstoke to be British members of the ...
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THE SCORES.
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BOY WOUNDED.
Within sight of his home. Hilary Williams, aged nine years, of High Gate-street, Ashburton, was seriously wounded in the abdomen by a pea-rifle bullet to-day. The ...
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BRITISH EXCHEQUER.
The returns of the Exchequer for the first nine months of the current financial year show:—Receipts, £485,623,395; expenditure, £623,402,545; deficit, £137,779,150. The revenue ...
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SEARCH FOR GERMS.
The microbiological laboratory at the Public Health Department is not heard of much during the year, but when it does supply a report of its operations it shows what a ...
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HOW POSITION WAS LOST.
When play was resumed this morning Australia had reason to be fairly satisfied with her position. She had a lead of 350 and Hobbs was out. Early wickets were hoped for, ...
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SAFEGUARDING.
Mr. Philip Snowden. M.P., writing in the "Labour Magazine," describea the motion carried by the National Federation of Textile Unions in favour of safeguarding wool ...
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AFGHANISTAN.
The Afghan Legation has advised that the rebels have been defeated and fighting has ceased. A peaceful settlement is proceeding. Normal life has been resumed at Kabul and ...
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COUNTIES SCHEME.
The Highland Society decided on allotting a large part of the area at the Showground yesterday to the "counties scheme," the counties being divided into 15 groups, ...
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BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.
A special advance oversea edition of the catnlogue of the London section of the British Industries Fair, which will be held in 1920, is now being issued to 10,000 business men in ...
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H.M.A.S. CANBERRA.
H.M.A.S. Canberra, the second of the 10,000-ton cruisers for the Royal Australian Navy, anchored off Capetown to-day and will dock to-morrow and be open for visitors. ...
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BALLINA.
The Ballina centenary celebrations were continued to-day in ideal weather. A crowd of about 10,000 witnessed "The Landing of Captain Rous." The role of Captain Rous was taken ...
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MAN SHOT.
A mysterious shooting affray occurred in George-street West early yesterday morning, as a result of which Joseph Bragg, 24, of 36 Sydney-street, Erskineville, a dance hall ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
A message from Sir Hubert Wilkins at Deception Island says: "We are marking time awaiting suitable weather for further exploration. Snow is necessary to furnish surfaces ...
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'PLANE CONTRACTS.
There were no further devolopments to-day regarding the suspension from duty of the Secretary for Defence (Mr. M. L. Shepherd) by the Minister for Defence (Sir William ...
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FRENCH CABINET.
The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" narrates an incident throwing light on M. Poincare's attitude to his continuance in office as Premier. He says: The first ...
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RAZOR-SLASHING.
Before the police court to-day Frederick Goran, a salesman, aid to be a recent arrival from Sydney, was charged with unlawfully wounding William Brown with inten' to do ...
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INNISFAIL PRANK.
A message from Inntsfail states that Signor Luc[?], Italian Vice-Consul, interviewed, said that the restitution of the Italian coat of arms, which was torn down, will take place in ...
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SURFING FATALITY.
James Grove, 36, married, of North Perth, got into difficulties five minutes after be entered the water at a city beach soon after mid-day to-day. He was rescued and taken ...
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