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  2. EDUCATION.

    The State Government has entered upon a new policy of decentralisation in regard to the State education system. The Minister for Education (Mr. Drummond) ...

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  3. SPLENDID RAIN. In Queensland.

    Further glorious rains fell at Longreach and surrounding districts last night, and Warranderoo Station received 512 points. It can now be said with safety that the ...

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  4. STRANGE 'PLANES.

    Suspicions that two aeroplanes seen during the last month off the north-west coast were being employed in a scheme to smuggle opium into Australia were confirmed by the ...

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  5. TICK CONTROL. Stockowners Revolt.

    Stock owners in the Tweed tick quarantine area are in revolt against the decision of the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Thorby) to enforce the dipping of clean dairy stock until ...

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  6. WOOL EXPORT.

    The wool export season is now at its peak. Nearly half of the Australian clip has been shipped. Latest statistics available show that 947,597 ...

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  7. CREW OF THE S4.

    It was announoed to-day that the officer commanding the rescue operations considered it hopeless to expect to save the six men who were known to be imprisoned in the ...

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  8. BRITAIN ALARMED.

    A deputation of members of the House of Commons, representing all parties, to-day directed the attention of the Home Secretary (Sir Wm. Joynson-Hicks) to the increase in ...

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  9. GOODS SEIZED. "Act of Robbery."

    In the House of Commons to-day the Foreign Secretary (Sir Austen Chamberlain) was asked if he was aware of the disregard a reasonable security for trade that was ...

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  10. PROROGUED.

    The King's Speech at the prorogation of Parliament dwells with satisfaction upon the enthusiastic reception accorded to the Prince of Wales and Prince George in Canada, and ...

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  11. DAVIS CUP.

    The mannor in which the South Australian aspirants for Davis Cup selection, E. T. Howe and G. M. Hone, have been treated has incensed South Australian followers of lawn ...

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  12. DANGER OF FLOODS.

    Reports have been received at railway headquarters to-day that further rain in the central west had caused some washouts on the Longreach-Winton line at Cramsie and ...

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  13. THE PRAYER BOOK.

    In an article in the "Evening Standard" concerning the rejection of the Prayer Book, the Dean of St. Paul's (the Very Rev. W. R. [?]ge) says: The bishops brought defeat upon ...

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  14. TICK POISONING.

    A girl, 5 years of age, died in the Royal Alexandra Hospital on December 11, from paralysis and heart failure caused by absorption of the toxin introduced into the ...

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  15. "SOCIAL PERIL."

    The Anglican Bishops of New South Wales have addressed the following letter to the Premier:— "As Bishops of the Church of England in ...

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  16. PRIVATE ADVICES.

    Reports of further beneficial rains in Queensland pastoral areas were received in Sydney yesterday. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., was informed that ...

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  17. BOY CHARLTON.

    "Boy" Charlton arrived in Sydney on Wednesday, and was a spectator at the championship contests at Manly. It is understood that Charlton has been ...

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  18. MINISTER RESOLUTE.

    Asked yesterday whether he intended to withdraw his decision in view of the cattle owners' opposition, Mr. Thorby replied that he did not intend to withdraw anything. ...

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  19. WHEATGROWING.

    In the opinion of Mr. James Kidd, general manager in Australia of the Australian Mercantile, Land, and Finance Co., there are in the present state of affairs the elements of a ...

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  20. SNOW, RAIN, AND ICE.

    It is estimated that 2000 people have been injured and treated at hospitals during the most remarkable cold weather in London within memory. Snow began to fall at ...

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  21. COMMUNISTS.

    Cabled advices of the recent Communist uprising in Canton, received in Sydney by the Chinese Nationalist Party of Australasia, state that order has now been restored, but urge ...

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  22. GALLIPOLI.

    The Embassy Film Company's production, "Gallipoli," will be released in Australia on Anzac Day. It was privately shown at Australia House to-day in the presence of ...

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  23. SURVEY FLIGHT.

    Having flown about 10,000 miles since leaving Melbourne on September 27, Captain E. C. Wackett, in an amphibian Seagull aeroplane, arrived in Sydney yesterday ...

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  24. CIVIC COMMISSION. Strongly Criticised.

    At a meeting of the Local Government Board executive yesterday the president (Alderman J. B. Macdonald, of Dubbo) asked leave to introduce a motion dealing with the ...

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  25. MR. COURTICE POUNDS.

    The death has occurred in his 66th year of Mr. Charles Courtice Pounds, actor and vocalist, who created several Gilbert and Sullivan roles at the Savoy Theatre between 1888 ...

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  26. CANNED FOODS.

    Speaking at a luncheon given by the Food Canning Council, the High Commissioner (Sir Granville Ryrie) appealed to Empire canners to co-operate in capturing the British market. ...

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  27. INVITED PASSENGER.

    Mr Justice Burnside awarded Miss Ellen Caird £100 damages with costs against Edgar Driver for negligent driving of a motor car in which she was riding as an invited ...

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  28. A FABRICATION.

    Police inquiries concerning the sensational story related by Joseph Wirz of an encounter with a burglar in Arundel-street, Glebe, on Wednesday morning led to an admission ...

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  29. FOREIGN RELATIONS.

    In the House of Commons to-day the Foreign Secretary (Sir Austen Chamberlain), in answer to a question, said that the Government intended to maintain Britain's ancient alliance ...

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  30. DERAILMENT.

    About midnight three goods trains came into collision between Claremont and Swanbourne on the Perth-Fremantle line. No one was injured. James Pettit, the guard on one train, ...

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  31. UNITED STATES TRADE.

    Charges similar to those contained in the annual report of the Shipping Board, that United States shipping is discriminated against by Great Britain, Australia, and Canada, have ...

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  32. SHOPLIFTERS.

    As Christmas draws near, and the crowd of shoppers is daily augmented, the large city stores are facing the menace of shoplifters. Yesterday, two days before Christmas Eve, ...

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  33. LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS.

    The French lawn tennis players, Brugnon, Borotra, and Boussus, who arrived to-day from South America, had been given an enthusiastic reception there. They declare that playing ...

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  34. ECONOMY IN BRITAIN.

    The Conservative commoners (froming an an important group) who had been conducting a long correspondence with the Government on the subject of economy, are stated ...

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  35. PROPOSED CHAIRMAN.

    The question of the proposed appointment of a chairman of the City Council Commission has been listed for Cabinet consideration this morning. A number of Sydney ...

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  36. CHRISTMAS AT MOSCOW.

    A telegram from Moscow says: The Soviet's anti-religious organisation has issued a detailed programme for the Christmas holidays, instructing workers how they may spend the ...

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  37. MIGRANT BANKRUPT.

    Robert Edward Bradley, aged 75, who said that for 60 years he was engaged in a law department in England and had been consulted by the late Mr. Joseph Chamberlain ...

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  38. MECHANICAL HARE.

    Interference with the machinery controlling the mechanical hare at the Mascot greyhound racing meeting last night caused an hour's delay in the commencement of the racing. ...

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  39. HEAVY LOSSES.

    The flasco of the Rugby transatlantic telephone, which is averaging only two calls daily, and also the station's reputed loss of £66,000 a year, will be drawn attention to in the House ...

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  40. ALLEGED GRAFT.

    It was learnt in Ministerial circles yesterday that the State Cabinet may decide to-day to appoint a Royal Commission to investigate the charges of graft respecting the ...

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  41. PERILS OF THE ROAD.

    The Travellers' Insurance Company predicts that 28,000 people will be killed and 700,000 injured next year through automobile accidents. The estimate, which is based on the records of ...

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  42. FLIGHT OF "THE RED ROSE."

    W. N. Lancaster and Mrs. Keith Miller, who are making a flight to Australia, reached Akyab from Calcutta yesterday afternoon, and left for Rangoon this morning. ...

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  43. EMPIRE MUSIC.

    Reciprocal Empire programmes are to be broadcast from Sydney and London on Sunday and Monday. The British Broadcasting Corporation will ...

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  44. TARIFF BARRIERS.

    In a speech at Manchestor Sir George Paish, a leading economic and financial authority, said that only by breaking down tariff barriers could a world financial breakdown be avoided. ...

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  45. AMERICAN WHEAT.

    The Department of Agriculture to-day announced that an area of 47,807,000 acres of winter wheat was sown this autumn. This area was 10.2 per cent. more than the revised ...

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  46. M.C.C. TEAM IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    The match at Beneni between the M.C.C team and a South African XI. was drawn. Scores; M.C.C team, 323 (Holmes, 1[?]8); South African XI., 86, and nine wickets for 852 ...

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