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  2. APPEAL FOR UNITY

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce), in the course of a speech at the Melbourne Royal Show luncheon, made a spirited appeal for unity amongst all sections of the national ...

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  3. THE MAILS.

    The Postmaster-General (Mr. Gibson) was welcomed by Federal Ministers on his return to Melbourne to-day by the Osterley. Weekly mail services will operate between ...

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  4. REPARATIONS.

    The Civil Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Frank Hodges), who formerly was general secretary of the Miners' Federation, speaking at Tamworth, made a vigorous attack on the report ...

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  5. N.Y.K. LINE.

    The long-existing dissatisfaction among office employees of the Nippon Yuson Kabashiki (Japanese Mail Steamship Co., Ltd.) with the management, to whose policy is ...

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  6. CENSURE MOTION.

    A meeting of the State Cabinet has been called for this morning, mainly for the purpose of placing the finishing touches to the defence prepared by the Premier and ...

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  7. IRISH FREE STATE.

    The Dublin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" anticipates the resignation of the Free State [?]net directly the Dall reassembles. It is expected that the President ...

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  8. THE SOVIET.

    Reuter's correspondent in Moscow states that in an interview with the Rosta News Agency, M. Tchicherin (Commissar for Foreign Affairs), complained that ...

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  9. GENEVA.

    A telegram from Reuter's correspondent at Geneva dwells on the difficulties of drafting the security pact, and says that it is now generally felt that the pact, when it ...

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  10. MASCAGNI FAILS.

    P[?]etro Mascagni, the composer of "Cavalleria Rusticana" and other operas, is stranded in Berlin with an opera company, numbering 1000, owing to the failure of the production ...

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  11. CITY COUNCIL.

    Alderman Marks, at the meeting yesterday of the health committee of the City Council, of which he is the vice-chairman, said that the Sydney Corporation Amending Bill, ...

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  12. NIGHT BAKING.

    The application by the Operative Bakers' Union for a new award, it is expected, will come before the Arbitration Court during the present month. The principal variation sought ...

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  13. PORRITT'S PERFORMANCES.

    At the athletic meeting of the International Students' Congress at Warsaw, A. E. Porritt, the New Zealand and Oxford University runner, won the final of the 200 metres in 22 l-5s, ...

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  14. GEORGIA.

    Reuter's correspondent at Geneva states that at the meeting of the committee of the League of Nations, which is discussing the joint resolution in the name of the British, ...

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  15. REPLY TO MR. LANG.

    Judging by his statement in the 'Herald' to-day Mr. Lang is already panicky about the boomerang effect that his baseless charge against the Government of dishonest ...

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  16. ELECTRICITY.

    Mr. Forbes Mackay, general manager of the City Council's electricity supply department, stated at the meeting of the committee yesterday that he would shortly have completed the ...

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  17. UNEMPLOYMENT.

    Giving evidence to-day before the commission appointed to inquire into the cause and extent of unemployment on the Brisbane waterfront, Mr. C. Dawson, secretary ...

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  18. WEMBLEY.

    It is likely that the Australian pavilion at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley will be reopened for a further period next year. ...

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  19. PETERSHAM CRIME.

    Alfred William M'Innes, railway fireman, of 129 Catherine-street, Leichhardt, who on Saturday afternoon shot and mortally wounded Miss Winifred Foley, opposite the Carrington ...

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  20. COMPANY'S POSITION.

    "While quite realising that Mr. Lang, leader of the Opposition, is out to make all the political capital he can out of the cement contract," said Mr. A. J. Swan (a director of ...

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  21. CIVIC SALARIES.

    It was alleged at a meeting of the electricity supply committee of the City Council yesterday that certain influences were at work to prevent an important officer of that ...

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  22. CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.

    A new operation was carried out to-day by the Cheklang forces, which are opposed by the Kiangsu troops. They shortened the Hwangtu-Liuho front, and are now ...

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  23. ITALIAN CELEBRATION.

    At a banquet held at The Ambassadors last night the Lega Italiana celebrated the 54th anniversary at the entry of the Italian troops, under the command of King Victor Emmanuel ...

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  24. SEVERE STORM.

    Portion of the parapet of the Great Western Hotel, a two-story, building, was demolished during a wind and thunder storm, on Saturday night. ...

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  25. THE FLEET.

    The light cruiser Sydney has been commissioned to replace the Melbourne as flagship of the Australian fleet. Commodore T. E. Wardie will transfer to the ...

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  26. ARGENTINE AIRMAN.

    After being de[?]d for a month at Haiphong through his aeroplane crashing, Major Pedro Zanni, the Argentine aviator, arrived here to-day, in continuation of his attempt to ...

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  27. SYDNEY WOOL SALES.

    Scoured wool realised /64¼ per lb at the first series of the Sydney wool sales, which were continued at the Sydney Wool Exchange yesterday. Whilst not an Australian ...

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  28. LAND TAX.

    In the City Court to-day Sir Sidn[?]y Kidman was charged with having failed to furnish his land tax returns for 1923-24. The case was adjourned for seven days. ...

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  29. BURNED TO DEATH.

    Nine farm workers, including five women, were incinerated while asleep by a fire at a farm near Tr[?]n, in Dundonald parish, Ayrshire, Scotland. ...

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  30. SAFE BLOWN OPEN.

    Gaining entrance to the Parisian Laundry, at [?]18 Oxford-street, Woollahra, by forcing a window, early on Saturday morning, cracksmen removed an iron safe, containing £5 in ...

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  31. SHOT FIRED.

    Constable Lee, attached to the Water Police, was forced to fire a shot in Bathurststreet, city, late on Sunday night, in order to bring a man whom he was pursuing to a halt. ...

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  32. HOSPITAL SATURDAY FUND.

    The annual meeting of the Hospital Saturday Fund of New South Wales is announced to take place on Friday, October 3, at the King's Hall, Hunter-street. The Governor ...

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  33. TOTALISATOR WRECKED.

    Detectives are investigating a sensational occurrence at the Avondale Jockey Club's racecourse to-night, when a terrific explosion occurred at the totalisator house, causing very ...

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  34. STORY OF A ROBBERY.

    A strange story was told to the police today by Mrs. F. Elliott and her daughter, of Greensborough-road, Macle[?]d, Mrs. Elliott stated that on September 17 a man came into ...

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  35. KOSTICH'S VISIT.

    Kostich, the visiting chessmaster, leaves Sydney this aftornoon by the Cooma for Brisbane, to fill a three-days engagement, being two days for simultaneous play at the ...

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  36. NORTHERN COLLIERIES.

    Despite the attitude of the Central Council of the Miners' Federation towards the stoppages on the northern co[?]llries, as expressed in its direction to all lodges to resume work, ...

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  37. ROYAL COLONIAL INSTITUTE.

    His Excellency the Governor and Lady deChair will be the guests of the Royal Colonial Institute at a social function in the institute on Thursday afternoon, at 3.30. Sir Alfred ...

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  38. WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.

    The Vienna correspondent of the "Morning Post" states that the sixth international congress for the suppression of white slavery resulted in a violent collision between the ...

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  39. CINEMA FIRE.

    A message from Constantinople states that the ignition of a film at a Smyrna cinema caused a terrible death roll. The latest reports announce that one ...

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  40. LIBEL ACTION SUCCEEDS.

    Captain Shirley Douglas Falcke, art expert and dealer, was to-day awarded £3000 damages in his action against the "Herald" and "Weekly Times," Ltd., for alleged libel. He ...

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  41. ARTISTS' BALL.

    The executive of the New South Wales Alliance, in a communication to the ministers of city and suburban Churches in regard to the Artists' Ball, emphasises the necessity ...

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  42. HELPING THE WATER SUPPLY.

    Sir,—With the approach of summer the majority of householders are concerned with the prospects of a restricted water supply for gardens. Previously it has been usual to ...

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  43. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

    At the annual meeting of the Commercial Travellers' Association of New South Wales the following office-bearers were elected:— President, Mr. A. S. Lumby: treasurer, Mr. ...

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  44. WOOLLAHRA BOUNDARIES.

    In a minute read at last night's council meeting of the Woollahra Municipality, the Mayor (Alderman W. F. Foster) stated that the total number of signatures of Woollahra ...

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  45. GALE SWEEPS ENGLAND.

    A heavy gal[?], which raged throughout the country last night, descended with particular force upon Blackpool. Thousands of holidaymakers were awakened ...

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  46. PROHIBITION.

    It is unofficially stated that, even if American Consuls continue to refuse bills of health for foreign ships with liquor for the Philippines, the Customs will permit entry ...

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  47. WRIT FOR COMPENSATION.

    A writ has been issued by Lilian Tu[?], wife of George Tune, master of the illfated Douglas Mawson, against John Burke, Limited, for £2214 compensation for the death ...

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  48. CANTERBURY-BANKSTOWN AMBULANCE.

    It was reported at the annual meeting of the contributors to the Canterbury-Bankstown district, N.S.W. Ambulance Transport Service, that the revenue for the year amounted to ...

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  49. ROBBERIES.

    Clothing valued at £30 was stolen from a room at the Great Southern Hotel, on Saturday evening. It was the property of Mr. Lesl[?]e Milgate. ...

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  50. NATURE'S HERITAGE.

    A correspondent, in a letter to the "Herald" over the signature "McB.," appeals strongly for the preservation of Nature's gifts to the city of Sydney, and states that abroad our ...

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  51. GIRLS IN WINE BARS.

    Sir,—I deny most emphatically that I said anything about young girls in wine bars at the recent deputation to the Premier, as ascribed to me in your columns to-day by the ...

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  52. FIRE ON NORTHUMBERLAND.

    The temperature of the hold which was affected by the outbreak of fire on the Northumberland showed a gradual decrease on Saturday and Sunday. A further supply of ...

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  53. PUBLISHER'S DEATH.

    The death is announced of Sir Algernon Methuen, Bart. [Sir Algernon Methuen, who was created a baronet in 1916, and who held the degree ...

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  54. TRADE WITH GERMANY.

    The Federation of British Industries has sent a letter to Mr. MacDonald, pointing out the danger of completing a commercial treaty with Germany without first consulting the ...

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