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  2. 'MOST MEAGRE'

    Colonel Lambert Ward, in moving the Address—in—Reply to the King's Speech, in the House of Commons, aroused laughter by pointing out that ...

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  3. EXTENDING FRANCHISE.

    Four advance guards of "flappers" had a quiet passage to No. 10 Downing Street, where they delivered copies of a petition ...

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  4. OLYMPIC GAMES

    With her customary thoroughness. Germany is mobilising not far short of a battalion of athletes for contests at the ...

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  5. BRIEF GABLE MESSAGES.

    The strike of the Olympic Stadium workers, apart from the stonemasons. has been settled. The delay, will be of little consequence. ...

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  6. LAST TRIBUTES

    Crowds in a rainstorm watched the entrainment of the late Earl Haig's remains at Edinburgh for burial in ...

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  7. CHURCH ASSEMBLY

    The Archbishop of Canterbury, presiding at the critical session of the Church Assembly. which is reconsidering the Prayer Book, was widely ...

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  8. DRASTIC CHANGES

    Drastic changes in connection with the offices of the Railway Area Commissioners and District Superintendents at Newcastle are mooted, and ...

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  9. AMERICAN TOURISTS.

    The Laconia, the first or this year's American tourists' ships, arrived to-day. It carried over 300 passenger, ...

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  10. PRAYER BOOK

    Lord Hugh Cecil, in the course of the discussion in the Church Assembly upon amendments to the Prayer Book, said that toleration ...

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  11. LORD HUGH CECIL'S PROTEST.

    Lord Hugh Cecil was greeted with cheers when he said that a substantial change in the measure would turn him and many supporters into ...

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  12. SURPRISED.

    Mr. Kellogg, Secretary of State, in an interview, reiterated that the United States would offer to negotiate treaties to outlaw submarines, ...

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  13. SCENES AT EDINBURGH.

    Tributes to the late Earl Haig were paid yesterday from pulpits throughout the country. During the day crowds of people ...

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  14. ALL STEEL TRAIN.

    The first, exclusively all steel passenger train in Australia, was put into service of the Illawarra line to-day. ...

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  15. AFRICAN FIND.

    Further antropological disacovories were made in the dried bed of the Vaal, River, Bloemhof, in the Transvaal, beside those of mammoths ...

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  16. PRIME MINISTER'S REPLY.

    Mr. Baldwin followed. He was glad Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Ramsay Macdonald endorsed his remarks on China, as It made the Government's ...

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  17. FRENCH OPINION.

    No official proposal on the subject of abolishing submarines has yet been received by France, who will undoubtedly reply that she is ...

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  18. ESSEX MURDER.

    The two men, Kennedy and Browne. who were arrested recently in London following spectacular searches by the police. have been ...

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  19. BUNDABERG TRAGEDY

    The local branch of the A.L.P. has decided to ask the Prime Minister, through the Premier, Mr. McCormack, to appoint two Supreme Court Judges ...

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  20. PALESTINE SAVED

    An almost miraculous change of the wind has saved Palestine and Syria from a destructive visitation of locusts. ...

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  21. LARGEST DIAMOND

    The largest alluvial diamond, weighing 412 carats, was found at Barkly West during tho week—end. It roailsed £5000. ...

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  22. RAN AMOK.

    Shortly after a young man who had been arrested on a charge of riotous behaviour, was placed. in the cell at Rockdale, he ran amok and ...

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  23. BRITISH PARLIAMENT

    Owing to the Queen having a cold it is considered inadvisable that she should attend the opening of Parliament to-morrow. ...

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  24. WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

    The "Daily Telegraph" states that opinion in well—informed circles is to the effect that Britain, despite her possession of an efficient fleet of ...

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  25. PASSES HOUSES OF BISHOPS AND CLERGY.

    What may be called the second reading of the new prayer Book resulted in an overwhelming affirmative vote in the ...

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  26. HOUSE OF LORDS DEBATE

    The House of Lords ended the debate on the Address—in—Reply in a single sitting. The resolution was moved by the Duke of Montrose, who ...

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  27. VOTES FOR WOMEN

    Despite the semi—official forecast that the chief bill in the coming session of the British Parliament will give votes to women from the ...

    Article : 155 words
  28. TELEPHONE CALLS.

    Mr. J. P. Idstein, secretary of the Maitland District chamber of Commerce, has received a communication from the Postmaster—General's ...

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  29. TOWN DAMAGED.

    Twenty—five houses and two hotels were damaged by a terrible, cyclone which struck. Surat 40 miles south from Roma, Queensland, at 5 p.m. ...

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  30. COLONIAL BUTTER.

    Commenting on the prohibition against preservatives in butter, the newspaper, "The Grocer," says that the full effects will not be felt in the ...

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  31. PROPOSED CENSURE MOTION.

    Liberals have decided that Mr. Lloyd George shall move a motion regretting that the King's speech contains no indication that the ...

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  32. PROHIBITION.

    The House of Representatives Appropriations Committee approved the expediture of nearly 13,000,000 dollars for Federal Prohibtion ...

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  33. ARBITRATION

    The arbitration treaty between France and the United States was signed to-day. LONDON, Feb. 6. ...

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  34. REFERENCES TO CANBERRA.

    Colonel Lambert Ward's speech, in moving the Address—in—Reply, included pleasingly phrased references to the Speaker's chair at Canberra. ...

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  35. CRETAN TROUBLE.

    An excited demonstration occurred in Crete against Greek Government. It culminated in a demand to reduce the taxation within nine days. ...

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  36. SEVERELY HANDLED

    Two men and a woman broke into a flat at Tower House, Spring—street, Sydney. carly on 2nd inst, and attacked Ralph Willett, 22, a motor ...

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  37. PAPERS HOAXED.

    Flare headlines in many Paris and London newspapers states that a revolution had occurred in Portugal, were found to be based upon a ...

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  38. CANADIAN FARMERS.

    The King and Queen received yesterday afternoon at Buckingham Palace a party of 70 Canadian farmers who are visiting England. It was ...

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  39. AMERICAN NAVY.

    Uncertainty concerning the exact cost of the proposed navy building programmes was expressed to-day at a sitting of the House of ...

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  40. LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

    The vast dimensions of the liquor traffic across the Canadian border were revealed with the publication of the minutes of the Customs ...

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  41. WORLD COURT.

    A resolution, suggesting that President Coolidge should reopen negotiations. for united states membership of the world court was ...

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  42. FATAL FRACAS

    A fracas in Injune near Roma, Q., resulted in Fred Turvey being killed, and Charles Turvey being seriously injured. ...

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  43. HINKLER'S FLIGHT.

    Bert Hinkler has arrived at Rome in his baby Avian—Cirrus plane, in the Course of his flight to Australia. ...

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