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  2. ROYAL TOUR.

    After four days' tumultuous enthusiasm in Wellington, the Prince of Wales concludes his tour of the North Island to-night by a large dinner party aboard H.M.S. Renown ...

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  3. BOY SCOUTS.

    To mark the return from England of Miss Charles-Fairfax, the Boy Scouts' Association held a demonstration on Saturday afternoon in the picturesque section of the Domain which ...

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  4. BRITISH TRADE.

    British imports in April amounted to £167,154,309, as compared with £112,065,823 in April, 1919. The exports were £106,251,692, as compared with £58,482,412 in April last year. ...

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  5. LATE CABLE NEWS PRINCE OF WALES.

    According to a despatch from Tokio, received in Honolulu, the Prince of Wales is expected to visit Japan next year; also India and Australia for the second time. ...

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  6. STATE CARS.

    Mr. Lang, State Treasurer, said on Saturday that the further be investigated the practices in the use of the State cars, the more he was determined that the conditions which pertained ...

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  7. BOLSHEVIK LOSSES. KIEFF AND ODESSA.

    The Bolsheviks admit the loss of Kieff. A Moscow communique states:—Our troops engaged superior enemy forces on the night of May 6-7 north-west and south-west of ...

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  8. WOOL CONTROL.

    During the past two weeks many conferences have been held between the Australian Wool Council and the Prime Minister with regard to the handling of the 1920-21 wool clip. ...

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  9. PEACE TERMS. GERMANY'S DASHED HOPES.

    Reports from Germany indicate disillusionment as regards the coming conference between the Entente Powers and German Ministers at Spa. There was a widespread ...

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  10. FRENCH BLACK TROOPS.

    The "Chicago Tribune's" correspondent in Paris interviewed M. Millerand, who said: "The French Government formally and categorically denies the truth of German ...

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  11. PRIVATE ENTERPRISE.

    Speaking at a Primrose League meeting, in the Albert Hall, Mr. Bonar Law declared that the question whether industry should be carried on by private enterprise or ...

    Article : 93 words
  12. FEELING IN INDIA.

    The "Chicago Tribune's" London correspondent interviewed Sir William Duke, who said: "India is more peaceful than it has been for years, but I do not feel justified in saying ...

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  13. PROFITS TAX.

    The method of levying the new Corporation Profits 5 per cent. Tax is explained in the Finance Bill now issued. It shows that where the profits are profits arising in an ...

    Article : 179 words
  14. NEW ZEALAND MEAT.

    The New York "Evening Globe" announces that arrangements have been made for the delivery of 36,000,000lb of New Zealand lamb, and mutton during a period of six months. ...

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  15. GERMANY'S LOST ASSETS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 95 words
  16. SEA POWER.

    Earl Beatty (First Sea Lord), in a speech at Glasgow, stated that sea power to-day was as essential to the security and prosperity of the Empire as ever. The fleet in commission ...

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  17. THE WHEAT SHORTAGE.

    It is estimated that the Unitad States winter wheat crop will be 384,647,000 bushels, which is nearly 34 per cent. less than last year. ...

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  18. POSITION IN MEXICO.

    It is reported from El Paso that three State capitals have joined the revolution. Communication between Mexico City and the United, States is cut off. ...

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  19. MOTHERS' DAY.

    Mother's Day was referred to in most of the metropolitan churches yesterday, and at several of the services the music and sermons were appropriate to the sacredness of ...

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  20. FRENCH IN FRANKFORT.

    The French commander in Frankfort fined the Chief of Police 10,000 marks for failing to report the existence of a depot of arms. He also fined the chairman of the municipal ...

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  21. PRICE OF MEAT.

    In order to relieve the glut of Australasian mutton the Government has requested the Food Controller to resume responsibility for the prices and distribution of all imported ...

    Article : 135 words
  22. GENERAL CABLES.

    United States exports to Germany since the armistice amount to 147,000,000 dollars, and Germany's exports to the United States 26,000,000 dollars. ...

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  23. GERMAN STEAMER.

    The Copenhagen "Politiken" states that the German steamer Senator Schroeder has arrived at Archangel with 60 German Independent Socialist delegates. The vessel left ...

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  24. EDINA.

    The spacious grounds of Edina, Waverley the mansion which has been presented by the family of the late Mr. Ebenezer Vickery for the purposes of a war memorial hospital, ...

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  25. BRITAIN'S OIL.

    Analysing the Mesopotamia oil situation, the "Observer" declares.—The future efficiency of the Empire depends upon oil for vehicles, ships, and aviation, yet the Empire ...

    Article : 310 words
  26. ITALIAN UNREST.

    A Milan report states that farm labourers striking in Verona province besieged tbe estate of Baron Monti di Brescia with a view to preventing the feeding of live stock. As the ...

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  27. LIBERAL SPLIT.

    Six hundred delegates attended the National Liberal Federation's meeting at Leamington. There was great excitement, in view of the break between the two wings of the party. ...

    Article : 195 words
  28. POISON IN CHAFF.

    The death of a number of valuable horses belonging to Mr. Matthew Collins, contractor, of Sydenham-road, Marrickville, is now attributed to poisoning from seeds of the castor oil ...

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  29. QUEENSLAND PREMIER.

    The Premier of Queensland (Mr. Theodore) attended the convention of the Socialist Party of America. Mr. Morris Hillquit, the Socialist leader, introduced him as "a Prime ...

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  30. MEAT PRICES.

    The article on the price of meat in Saturday's "Herald" elicited comment from Mr. T. Keato, manager of W. A. Grubb and Co., Ltd., butchers, George-street. ...

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  31. FRIDAY'S FUNCTIONS.

    The most astounding of all the displays given in honour of the Prince's visit was produced on Friday afternoon. It was billed as a "Historical Pageant," representing important ...

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  32. CHURCH UNION.

    That the movement for the union of the Churches is within measurable distance of achieving its aim was the hope expressed by the representatives of several different ...

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  33. SOUTH AFRICAN LABOUR.

    A Johannesburg message says there is much indignation at the inconveniences caused by the sudden strike on the trams owing to the dismissal of a conductor. The Johannesburg ...

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  34. DUTCH AVIATION.

    A message from The Hague, dated May 5, states that England finally agreed to allow the Dutch aviator Koppen, who was intending to fly to the Dutch East Indies, to fly over ...

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  35. EGYPTIAN PLOTTERS.

    A report from Cairo states that searches of the students' quarter disclosed an extensive "Black Hand" organisation in the provinces. Many students have been arrested. ...

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  36. SMITH MEMORIAL HALL.

    An interesting ceremony wns performed yesterday afternoon by his Excellency the Governor—the opening of a memorial hall at the rear of the Methodist Church, Paddington. His ...

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  37. FRENCH MINERS' STRIKE.

    The miners of the Pas de Calais have decided to strike. The miners in the Nord Department are inclined to do likewise. If the miners throughout France unite in striking serious ...

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  38. ILLEGITIMACY.

    The House of Commons, by 118 votes to 9, passed the second reading of a private bill, providing for registration at the time of birth of the alleged father of an illegitimate child. ...

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  39. £1,500,000 NEEDED.

    The Minister for Education (Mr. Mutch), speaking at the opening of a new infant school at Five Dock on Saturday, said that the prosent position in regard to shortage of school ...

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  40. BISHOP OF DURHAM DEAD.

    The death is announced of the Bishop of Durham (the Right Rev. Handley Carr Glyn Moule), at the age of 78. The Bishop was the original of the Rev. Cuthbert Clare, a ...

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  41. GRANVILLE MEN.

    The addresses delivered at the men's dinner held in the Granville Town Hall on Saturday evening at the anniversary celebrations of the Granville Brotherhood, covered diverse ...

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  42. AEROPLANE WINGS.

    The "Observer" states that Handley-Page's improved design for aeroplane wings has passed official tests. It will enable loads to be increased by from 20 to 40 per cent., and will ...

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  43. NEGRO'S FATE IN TEXAS.

    A report from Beaumont (Texas) states that a negro, who was accused to threatening to kill a white man at Arline, was captured and flogged to death by a party of masked men. ...

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  44. IRISH AFFAIRS.

    Thirty-seven Sinn Feiners imprisoned in Belfast were released yesterday after hunger-striking. Twenty-two other were released to-day. ...

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  45. FARM LADS' HOME.

    Mr. Fairbridge ha secured £28,000 in cash, besides £6000 in annual contributions, towards the maintenance of Fairbridge's Western Australian Farm Lads' Home. The principal ...

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  46. QUEEN ELIZABETH'S MORALS.

    Mr. Frederick Chamberlain, an American historian, in a lecture at the Royal Institution, after a year's research in Elizabethan bibliography, said Elizabeth was physically frail and ...

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  47. PICTURE THEATRE.

    Messrs. E. J. and Dan. Carroll and Harry G. Musgrove exercised options which they recently acquired for the purchase at £143,000 of the properties opposite the Hotel Australia, ...

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  48. SATURDAY WORK.

    Any doubt as to a sharp division of opinion in the ranks of the building unions on the 40-hours question was dispelled on Saturday morning when, it is estimnted by contractors, ...

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  49. GENERAL BOOTH.

    A crowd of several thousands, including leading Salvation Army officers, assembled on the Spencer-street Station to greet "General" W. Bramwell Booth, chief of the Salvation ...

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  50. CHAMPION BULL'S FATE.

    The Shorthorn Society ordered the destruction of Mrs. Stewart's champion bull Mill[?]ills Rothes Prince, worth £5000, because it was entered in the herd book as a March calf, ...

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  51. SUNDERLAND BY-ELECTION.

    Polling for the Sunderland by-election, caused by the appointment of Sir Hamar Creenwood as Chief Secretary for Ireland, resulted:—Sir Hamar Greenwood, 22,813 votes; ...

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  52. AUSTRALIAN CHEESE.

    The Acting Minister for Trade and Customs (Mr. Laird Smith) announced to-day the receipt of a cablegram from the High Commissioner in London to the effect that the British ...

    Article : 48 words
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