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  2. DREADFUL SHARK TRAGEDY.

    No more shocking [?]hark tragedy has over occurred in Australian waters than that involving the death of three men off Woollongong on Saturday [?]orning ...

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  3. THE KIDNAPPED GIRL.

    The murderers of Mrs. Ellis, wife of Major Ellis, the British officer on the North-West frontier, and mother of Miss Ellis, who was kidnapped by ...

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  4. THE FAR EAST.

    The "Morning Post," in an editorial article to-day, summarising the articles on "Japan and the Problem of the [?]e," written by its own special ...

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  5. SUFFERINGS AT SEA

    Francois Plantagenet, who was believed to have perished in the French fishing boat Raymond, lost off the New-foundland bank, has been rescued after ...

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  6. PROHIBITION.

    The United States Government has prepared the draft of a liquor treaty proposing a 12-[?]e limit at sea, and the treaty is now ready for submission ...

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  7. THE BULGARIAN REVOLUTION.

    While attempting to escape in a motor-car from the fighting in the village of Slavovitza on Friday, M. Stambulinski, the former Premier of ...

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  8. REPARATIONS.

    After a long debate, which terminated at 2.30 yesterday morning, the Chamber of Deputies passed a vote of confidence in M. Poincare by 356 votes to ...

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  9. THE BATTLEFIELDS OF FRANCE.

    The "Daily Telegraph," in a leader to-day on the adoption by Melbourne of the French town of Villers Bretonneux, recalls how the Australians drove ...

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  10. VISIT OF AUSTRALIANS.

    The special correspondent of the Australian Press Association at Amiens states that the official party of Australians visiting the battlefields of France ...

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  11. FRENCH SENTRY SHOT DEAD.

    A French sentry has been shot dead at Herhe, in the Ruhr Valley, and the Germans have handed over to the French authorities a miner who is believed to ...

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  12. THE THREE-MILE LIMIT.

    It is announced that liners running to South America will discharge their surplus liquor at Bermuda, in the West Indies, in consequence of the American ...

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  13. WIRELESS EXPERIMENTS.

    Signor Marconi has returned to London, after a cruise extending over two months, during which he carried out a series of important experiments in ...

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  14. PASSIVE RESISTANCE.

    The Fascist press is opposed to the French demand for the cessation of pasgive resistance in the Ruhr Valley before negotiations have taken place. The ...

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  15. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED.

    Since Thursday afternoon telegraphic communication with Bulgaria has been interrupted. ...

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  16. THE "WHITE SCOURGE."

    An important advance in the treatment of consumption and other forms of tuberculosis was announced to-day by Professor Dreyer, of Oxford ...

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  17. STAMBULINSKI'S PARTISANS MASSING.

    The Bulgarian Legation asserts that the partisans of the late M. Stambulinski are massing around Sofia in an attempt to capture the city. The ...

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  18. AVIATION.

    The aeronautical correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that a great aerial scheme shortly will be submitted to the French Chamber of Deputies, ...

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  19. REPLY TO BRITAIN.

    The French reply to the British questions regarding reparations is ready, but before it is sent to London the document will be submitted to the Belgian ...

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  20. PATH TO PROSPERITY.

    The Secretary of State for War (Lord Derby), speaking to-day at a meeting of the Conservative Club, said that his greatest wish was to see Britain working ...

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  21. ALLEGED PLOT.

    Details are being published by the newspapers of the alleged plot by the late Prime Minister (M. Stambulinski) to force Prince Boris to abdicate, an[?] ...

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  22. IRELAND.

    Art O'Brien and eight other Republican Irishmen, including Galvin and Joyce, who were deported from England, have been committed for trial on charges ...

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  23. HELICOPTER FLIGHT.

    M. Oemichen, a French inventor, to-day made three flights in his helicopter, carrying two passengers. The machine was in the air for nearly two hours in ...

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  24. AMERICAN SHIPPING.

    At a dinner given in honour of Mr. Lasker, who is retiring from the chairmanship of the United States Shipping Board, President Harding declared that ...

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  25. GOLF.

    The third round of the British open golf championship which was played at Troon to-day took place in dull, fine weather, and produced some amazing ...

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  26. LEGITIMACY BILL.

    Under the Legitimacy Bill before the House of Commons all children born out of wedlock were to be legitimatised by the subsequent marriage of their ...

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  27. NON-DELIVERY OF COAL.

    The French occupation authorities in the Ruhr Valley have imposed the following sentences on mine owners for non-delivery of coal:—Herr Kellermann, ...

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  28. FAILURES IN NEW YORK.

    Another in the series of Wall-street failures occur[?]d to-day will the bankruptcy at the 70-ycar-old firm of [?]nauth, Nachod, and Kunn. The liabilities are ...

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  29. THE WREN MONOPLANE.

    A tiny monoplane named the Wr[?]n, fitted with a three horse-power engine, attained a speed of 53 miles an hour during a test made under the auspices ...

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  30. THE IMPENDING ELECTIONS.

    De Valera, the leader of the Irish Republicans, in a statement issued to-day, says there is no chance of fair play for the Republicans in the coming elections, ...

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  31. PENNY POSTAGE.

    The "Spectator," in an article to-day, congratulates Mr. W. F. Massey, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, on reintroducing penny postage, and says: ...

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  32. CANADIAN LABOUR PARTY.

    The Canadian Labour party won its first recognition in the House of Commons to-day, when the Speaker recognised Mr. Woodsworth, a Labour ...

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  33. MIGRATION.

    The Governor of Victoria (the Earl of Stradbroke), speaking at a luncheon to-day given at Australia House by the Australian Natives' Association, gave it ...

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  34. BOXING.

    In a boxing bout in Paris last night Morelle beat Siki, the Senegalese boxer, the latter being disqualified in the sixth round. Siki appeared likely to ...

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  35. THE FASCISTL

    Following a speech delivered before the Supreme Council of the Facisti yesterday by Sign[?]r Mussolini, the Prime Minister of Italy, that body is insisting ...

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  36. CRICKET.

    Nottinghamshire (430 runs for nine wickets, declared) beat Essex to-day (177 and 143) Against Hampshire Middlesex broke ...

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  37. WORLD'S LARGEST SUBMARINE.

    The world's largest and most powerful submarine, XI., is to be launched at Chatham dockyard on Saturday. The ceremony will be private, and the ...

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  38. DOMESTIC SERVICE.

    Stories of trials suffered by the middle class as the result of the shortage of domestic servants were told to-day at the inquiry being conducted by ...

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  39. MARRIAGE OF FRAULEIN EBERT.

    Fraulein Amalia Ebert, daughter of the German President (Herr Ebert), was married yesterday to Herr Franz Jaenicke, son of the manager of a boot ...

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  40. TRAGIC ENDING TO A FIGHT.

    In Paris last night a young boxer named Rampignon received heavy punishment in a fight for the French flyweight championship against Gleizes, ...

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  41. BELGIAN POLITICS.

    The Prime Minister (M. Theunis) and the Minister for Finance (M. Jasper) are continuing the control of foreign affairs dring the political crisis, and ...

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  42. LATE PRINCESS CHRISTIAN.

    The funeral of Princess Christian, sent of His Majesty the King, took Place at Windsor to-day, and was marked by extreme simplicity, though ...

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  43. MAKING OF CENTENARIANS.

    Dr. Josiah Oldfield, speaking at the E[?]ectic Club to-day, said: "Give me the dieting of the race, and soon they will live to 100 years." He said that ...

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  44. BECKETT'S BAD HAND.

    Joe Beckett has announced that his fight with Georges Carpentier has been postponed. When interviewed to-day he stated that his left hand was ...

    Article : 163 words
  45. SWEEPSTAKES ON THE DERBY.

    A prosecution at Oxley, Yorkshire, of promoters of a sweepstake on the Derby has failed. The prosecuting counsel said that 180,000 tickets had been sold, ...

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  46. A BISHOP'S VIEWS.

    The Bishop of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich (Rt. Rev. Dr. David) is establishing a reputation for candour. Recently he disturbed a number of persons ...

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  47. SEEKING A TARIFF.

    Mr. George Terrell, the retiring president of the National Union of Manufacturers, speaking at the annual meeting of the union to-day, said that he was ...

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  48. UNIVERSITY "SEAMEN."

    The vessel Frontiersman sailed from London to-day with a crew of 35, comprising young University men whose keenness outweighs their knowledge of ...

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  49. GENERAL MARITZ.

    It is believed that General Maritz, the Boer commander who went over to the Germans in the early stages of the war, and has returned to Africa from ...

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  50. BATTLEPLANES FOR IRELAND.

    The [?]orning Post," to-day, under the heading of "What For?" says that the Irish Free State Government has ordered eight Caproni battleplanes, two ...

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  51. SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYMEN.

    The House of Assembly to-day passed a bill to condone the break in the service of the railwaymen who went on strike during the upheaval on the Rand ...

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  52. ATHLETICS.

    At Philadelphia to-day Harold Lever set world's running records by covering 65 yards in 6 4-5 seconds and 95 yards in 7 2-5 seconds, ond Harry Brown ...

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  53. DISASTER IN CHINA.

    Three hundred Chinese coal miners were drowned to-day at Tsiaochwang when meddlesome soldiery out off the electric power supplying the mine, thus ...

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