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  2. MR. LANG.

    On Tuesday last a statement was published in the "Herald" to the effect that action was to be taken by the Australian Clerical Association against the Premier (Mr. Lang) ...

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  3. THE REFERENDUM

    Sir Arthur Robinson, founder and president of the Victorian branch of the Federal Union, yesterday told commercial men, who had gathered in the Adyar Hall at the invitation ...

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  4. COBHAM ARRIVES.

    Alan Cobham arrived at Darwin yesterday and landed safely. His journey from England, which commenced on June 30, therefore occupied 37 days. ...

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  5. AUSTRALIAN TEAM.

    The Australians scored 464 runs in the first innings of their match against Warwickshire at Birmingham. A feature of the innings was the ...

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  6. SCHOOLBOYS' DIET

    A dietary experiment extending for five years, and involving 240 boys of school age, has had startling results. Dr. Mann, of the Medical Research Council, housed the boys ...

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  7. THE EMPIRE.

    Commenting on Mr. Bruce's statement regarding dominion status the "Cape Argus" says: All who realise the paramount necessity of Imperial unity will welcome the clear ...

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  8. PARLIAMENT.

    The House of Commons decided to-day to adjourn until September 9 after an acrimonious debate, in which Labour membe[?] protested against a long adjournment. They ...

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  9. ARRIVAL AT DARWIN.

    Mr. Cobham left T[?]pag, on the island of Timor, this morning, at 7 o'clock, and landed after a flight of eight hours. He looked weary and worn. ...

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  10. AN ULTIMATUM.

    The Government of Jugo-Slavia has despatched a second Note to Sofia in the nature of an ultimatum, requiring full satisfaction and guarantees concerning frontier raids, and ...

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  11. THE RESOLUTIONS.

    The question what action should be taken against the Premier (Mr. Lang) was the principal subject for discussion at, the monthly meeting of the central council of the ...

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  12. ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS.

    In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. W. Wedgwood Benn (Liberal) said it was unfortunate that the Chancellor of the Ex-chequer had been drawn into controversy, ...

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  13. WAR IN MOROCCO.

    A special correspondent of the "Daily Express" had an interview at Madrid with General Prim[?] de Rivera, head of the Spanish Directory. General de Rivera admitted that ...

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  14. SUNKEN TREASURE.

    The sunken treasureship Egypt is believed to have been located off Brest, in 1200ft of water. German divers, equipped with the latest apparatus, will descend to-morrow and ...

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  15. MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY.

    A tragic occurrence involving the death of a young-Australian, Mary Catherine Perry, occurred during the week-end. Miss Perry, accompanied by Ellen McKie, ...

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  16. BOYCOTT.

    A further stage in the conflict between the garage proprietors and the British Imperial and Vacuum Oil Companies was reached to-day when it was found at a number of garages ...

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  17. MEXICO.

    The Roman Catholic Church would never approve an armed uprising, but the Church would "go to Calvary" if necessary in the present religious struggle, said the Bishop ...

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  18. COBHAM'S STORY.

    "Australia at last!" Although we are not half-way on our round trip, it was with feelings of great satisfaction that we circled over Port Darwin to-day at ...

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  19. WHEAT IN ITALY.

    With a view to limiting the importation of wheat into Italy, and in order to improve the value of the [?]ire, the Italian Government has decided to standardise grey war-time bread, ...

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  20. BALLOON DISASTER.

    Experts, giving evidence at the inquest into the deaths of five people through the balloon disaster at Kempton, declared that such an accident had been unheard of previously. ...

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  21. FALSE INTERVIEW.

    Repudiation by wireless by Mr. Thomas Cochran, partner in Messrs. J. P. Morgan and Company, of an alleged interview before he sailed for Europe, in which he was quoted ...

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  22. VACUUM OIL CO.

    Mr. Lawrence Levi, a director of the Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary, Limited, commenting on the cabled statements that Mr. Bruce had declared that the oil companies were ...

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  23. STATEMENT BY MR. LATHAM.

    The Federal Attorney-General, who arrived in Adelaide to-day, declared that motorists as a class did not object to the petrol tax, and that if the oil companies raised the price ...

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  24. FLOODS IN JAPAN.

    The heaviest rains for 30 years have resulted in disastrous floods in northern Japan. The rivers are overflowing and damaging thousands of acres of ricefields and farmlands, ...

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  25. UNREST AT MOSCOW.

    News comes from Riga that a meeting of opposition groups at Moscow passed a resolution demanding a cessation of arrests, and threatening to form a new party if arrests ...

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  26. MEAT PRICES.

    The Minister for Health (Mr. Cann) yesterday promised a deputation representing the Housewives' Association, the Womens' League, and the Citizens' Association, that he ...

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  27. CANADA. CUSTOMS SCANDALS.

    The Ottawa "Journal" says: In a Dominion-wide clean-up, affecting nearly every port of entry and many of the principal cities from coast to coast, the Government will carry out ...

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  28. MR. BERNARD SHAW.

    The German Chancellor's congratulations to Mr. Bernard Shaw on his 70th birthday, and Mr. Shaw's reply e[?]logising German culture, have been given prominence in the Berlin ...

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  29. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The first "Morning Post" party of migrating miners sail for Australia by the Otranto on September 18. Mr. F. E. Marriott, a member of the ...

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  30. STATEMENT BY MR. J. A. MURDOCH.

    "I notice that Sir Arthur Robinson, the founder of the Victorian Federal Union, is continuing an active campaign in Sydney against the referendum proposals," said Mr. ...

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  31. FASCISM.

    A message from Madrid says:—That the "Fascist purge" has recently been speeding up on Italian lines is exemplified in the publication of an edict threatening severe ...

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  32. VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

    The volcano at Batoor, on the island of Ba[?]l, burst into eruption last night. The native village of Batoer was completely swallowed up by lava. The population ...

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  33. WELCOME.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) [?] the following telegram to gr[?] Mr. Alan Cobham on his arrival at Darwin:- "I offer the congratulations of the ...

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  34. PARLIAMENTARIANS.

    The British delegation to the Empire Parliamentary Association's conferences in Australia, comprising one member of the House of Lords and 17 members of the House of ...

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  35. LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

    Consternation has been caused in Western football circles as a result of the New South Wales Rugby League disqualifying the Orange League for declining to hand over all official ...

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  36. RULES OF CRICKET.

    Lord Hawke, in opening a cricket pavilion at Thornaby-on-Toes, expressed the opinion that it was desirable to revert to the old grass wickets and introduce a new ball with ...

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  37. COMPENSATION.

    At a meeting of the executive committee of the Local Government Association yesterday a deputation from the Public Works Contractors' Association made certain claims ...

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  38. SCHOOL TEACHERS.

    It has been definitely decided by the Minister for Education, Mr. Mutch, to bring down a measure during the forthcoming session, to provide an Appeals Board for the teachers ...

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  39. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    Recurrent reports that Canada will not be represented at the Imperial Conference have elicited the information from a[?]ritative sources here that there is [?] real foundation ...

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  40. STUD SHEEP.

    With reference to suggestions of prohibition of the report of stud sheep from Australia to the Union, [?]nquiries show that this would hamper the South African industry, as, though ...

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  41. LATE MR. ELLIOTT.

    Sir Charles Wakefield, who is mainly financing Mr. Cobham's flight, has arranged to pay the mother of Mr. A. B. Elliott, Mr. Cobham's original mechanic, who was killed ...

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