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  2. CITY ENGINEER.

    The action taken by Mr. Weekes in resigning the position of city engineer owing to his inability to tolerate the civic methods of administration has received strong support from ...

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  3. NEW HEBRIDES.

    At the Presbyterian General Assembly yesterday Rev. F. H. L. Paton made strong charges against the administration of the law under the Condominium by the French, and ...

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  4. STATE CABINET.

    The proposed wheat guarantee and the overlapping of Federal and State industrial awards were discussed at yesteday's Cabinet meeting. The subjects arose out of a report ...

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  5. FEDERAL SESSION.

    Several small measures were dealt with in the House of Representatives to-day. One of them was the Tariff Board Bill as amended in two places by the Senate. A bill to effect ...

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  6. GENEVA.

    Referring to the conflicting statements that have been made about the League of Nation utilising the British Fleet in the event of a breacg of its convenant Renter's ...

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  7. THE FORDSDALE.

    The Attorney-General (Mr. Bavin) stated last, night that he was placing the whole of the papers in relation to the attidue of the Seamen's Union towards the late crew of the ...

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  8. M.C.C. TEAM.

    Lord Harris, speaking at the Marylebone Cricket Club's luncheon at the Oval to the M.C.C. team leaving for Australia, said the public were ontitled to know the lines on ...

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  9. LATE CABLE NEWS.

    News comes from Mukden that Marshal Chang Tso-lin (Governor-General of Eastern Manchuria) issued a proclamation to-day, declaring his intention to fight against the ...

    Article : 75 words
  10. IRISH BOUNDARY.

    The Ulster Cabinet met this morning at Cleeve Court, Streatley-on-Thames, the restdence of the Premier (Sir James Craig), and discussed the boundary question. All ...

    Article : 103 words
  11. CONTRABAND.

    The Customs authorities at Durban searched the tramp steamer Nortmark, which had arrived from Hamburg. They discovered thousands of rifles, ...

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  12. PRINCE OF WALES.

    The Prince of Wales may prolong his stay at Long Island, although his departure for Alberta had been tentatively set down for next Thursday, members of the Royal party ...

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  13. REFORM PARTY.

    There was a strong feeling amongst the Reform aldermen yesterday that, as Mr. Weekes report has not been fully considered by the committees concerned, and not considered at ...

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  14. CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.

    The Chinese Red Cross has received a telegram stating that hostilities have broken out on the northern Cheklang-An-Hwei border, where An-Hwel forces are ...

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  15. FRESH WATER LAKE.

    Mr.H. Gordon Farquharson, who, with two brothers, owns Inverway Station, 180 miles south-east of Tanami, in the Northern Territory, now on a visit to Perth, reports the ...

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  16. STRAIN OF WAR.

    Reports from Madrid and in Paris state that the situation in the Western zone in Morocco shows an improvement. The road between Ceuta and Tetuan has been cleared of rebels, ...

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  17. NEW GUINEA.

    Mr. John Scurr, editor of the "Socialist Review," which recently printed an article alleging atrocities in New Guinea mandated territory, and who referred to the article ...

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  18. CANBERRA.

    In order to provide office accommodation for those Commonwealth officials whose attendance at Canberra will be essential by the time Parliament assembles there, the Federal ...

    Article : 307 words
  19. SPORT ABROAD.

    The "Athletic Nows" states that official opinion in Rugby League cirlces appeals to be divided on the question of inviting an Australian team to "England next year. It points ...

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  20. CONTRACTORS.

    A bill to provide for the registration of electrical contractors was read a first time in the Legislative Assembly inst night. The principal objects of the bill are:— ...

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  21. NEW GUINEA.

    The Governer-General's party spent yesterday at Rona Falls. At Sapphire Creek the party was entertained at morning tea by Mrs. Wright, an old resident, whose interesting ...

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  22. THE WORLD'S PEACE.

    President Coolidge, in a letter to the American Legion at St. Paul, expresses the opinion that the world is turning increasingly toward peace, its preservation and ...

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  23. THE RUSSIAN TREATY.

    The Labour party's campaign, designed to stengthen the Ministiy, and obtain support for the Russian treaty, opened to-day at Dudley, where Mr. R. C. Wallhead, M.P., declared ...

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  24. DUTCH TENDERS WIN.

    The Shell Transport Company has accepted Dutch tenders for the construction of six olltankors, involving £1,200,000. The contract stipulates for the use of British steel, and that ...

    Article : 73 words
  25. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Chief Railway Commissioner (Mr. W. A. Webb), in pursuance of his general scheme for the modernising of the railways of the State, is determined to fight the suburban ...

    Article : 198 words
  26. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A telegram from Cairo says that in amicable arrangement has been reached by Mr. Howard Carter and the Egyptlan Government, under which Mr. Carter resumes ...

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  27. ARTISTS' BALL.

    Mr. Onkes (Chief Secretary) yesterday received the advice of the Crown Law authoritics upon a number of questions that had been submitted by Mr. Oakes in reference, to ...

    Article : 128 words
  28. COST OF CABLING.

    The Postmaster-General (Mr. W. G. Gibson) who attend the International Postal Congress at Stockholm, returned to Australia to-day by R.M.S. Osterley. On the question ...

    Article : 118 words
  29. THE LIVY DISCOVERY.

    A message from Naples says the authorities have informed Dr. Murlo di Martinefusce, who claims, to have discovered the missing books of Livy, that he must comply ...

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  30. BURIAL OF CASALINI.

    A telegram from Rome says that 300,000 F[?]scists, headed by Signor Mussolini, followed the hearse at the funeral of Deputy Casalini, who was murdered on Thursday by a ...

    Article : 74 words
  31. MOTOR ACCIDENT.

    A little three-year-old girl, crossing unattended a street in Surry Hills, yesterday, was run over and fatally injured by a motor lorry. The child, Christina Gavin, of 107 ...

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  32. TENANTS' RENT STRIKE.

    A surprising eleventh hour truce was arraged on the eve of the evictions for nonpayment of reut at Clydebank. A representative meeting of factors and tenants of ...

    Article : 117 words
  33. CEMENT BILL.

    It was the intention of the Government to proceed with the second reading stage of the bill to ratify the agreement with the Cement Products, Ltd., in the Legislative Assembly ...

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  34. CIVIC METAL QUARRY.

    The-City Council last night, on the casting vote of the Lord Mayor, rejected a recommendation of the works committee to the effect that the City Council should own its ...

    Article : 99 words
  35. MR. C. VAUGHAN.

    Mr. Crawford Vaughan, formerly Labour Premier of South Australia, states that he will be a Progressive candidate at the next State elections. ...

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  36. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—When the position of city engineer last fell vacant the City Council went to considerable trouble and expense to find the best man in the world to fill the vacancy. ...

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  37. MOTOR BUS TRAGEDY.

    In the inquest on one of the bodies incinerated in a blazing motor 'bus at Nuneaion recently, the jury returned a verdict of accidental death. caused by the ignition of ...

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  38. GOVERNOR'S TOUR.

    The Governor and party have made a successful tour of the North Coast. On Monday they visited Alstonville and Coraki, and yesterday they were at Mclean and Woodburn. ...

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  39. GULF TRAGEDY.

    The auxiliary ketch John Alco has returned from the Daly River. She will now proceed in pursuit of the Huddersfield with supplies. ...

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  40. TRAM ACCIDENT RELIEF FUND.

    The releif fund arising out of the tram accident at McMahon's Point now totals£116. ...

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