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  4. COLLINS SUMPS UP

    IN A TALK on cricket that was broadcast throughout England to-night, H. L. Collins, captain of the Australia [?] said that England had a wonderful chance of [?]ing to [?] for the next tour, seven or eight between of the ...

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  5. EMPIRE PARLIAMENTARIANS

    "IT IS the overwhelming feeling of the [?] and the responsibility of the British Empire that has [?] of all on this ...

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  6. FOUR YEARS

    SENTENCES of four years' penal [?] were [?] at darlinghurst, [?] to-day by [?] of [?] ...

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  7. ERSKINEVILLE TRAGEDY

    Thomas Henry Hawthorne, 42, an invalid pensioner, who is charged with the murder of Ethel G[?] and [?] at ...

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  8. "HIT WITH JAR"

    "I HAVE had a jelly jar broken over my head in arguments with my mother-in-law regarding my wife," declared a husband, who ...

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  9. CRACKSMEN BLOW CITY SAFE

    CRACKSMEN who [?] safe at the business premises of Hollander and Gevett, advertising contractors, Gr[?]nor-street, ...

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  10. CLEARING UP AFTER REFERENDUM

    Bustle and excitement at the Federal Offices to-day indicated something unusual a[?] It was a meeting of the Federal ...

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  11. "REFUSED TEST BY VIC RAIL CHIEFS"

    CLAIMING that he had invented an automatic railway coupler, Mr. W. Walker sought the assistance of the Trades Hall Council last night in ...

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  12. CAULFIELD TRIO

    THERE HORSES stand out in the Caulfield Cup. They are Manfred, The Banker, and Spearer. Outside the trio, long odds are on offer ...

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  13. COMMONWEALTH BANK

    The Acting Prime Minister, Dr. Earle Page, said to-day that he had not received any word from Mr. Bruce with regard to the appointment of a ...

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  14. PERSONAL

    Mr. Harry Oldfield, principal of H. Oldfield and [?]on brush manufacturers, of Camp[?] left Sydney by the J[?] Bay for a holiday in [?] He ...

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  15. WHEN "FITZ" WALKED

    One effect of general strike in Great Britain was to make Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, M.L.A., walk [?] miles between Australian House and his place ...

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  16. STILL MANFRED

    There was increased demand for [?] in the Caulfield Cup this afternoon, and backers accepted a very short price about the A.J.C. Derby [?] ...

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  17. BRITISH OAK

    The Speakers chair, which will be presented to the Home of Representatives for [?]at Canberra, will be handed over [?] the tour of the ...

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  18. "EVENING NEWS" WEATHER CHART

    The Weather [?] Sydney, this afternoon issued the following statement: ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. OVERSEAS TENNIS

    In the quarter finals of the National Singles Championship Cochet defeated [?] and Richards defeated Brugnon [?] ...

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  20. A BRIEF STAY

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