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  2. ECLIPSE OF THE SUN Excellent Observations.

    A rapidly vanishing streak of darkness was to-day daubed over 40,000 square miles in Canada and the United States during the eclipse of the sun. ...

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  3. RED INTERNATIONAL. Lenin Its Prophet.

    A large portrait of Lenin, draped in red and black, had been prominently placed in front of the platform of the conference of the National Minority ...

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  4. GENEVA PROTOCOL

    The "Daily Telegraph's" diplomatic correspondent says that strong and Well-founded though the Dominions' criticisms of the protocol may be, the ...

    Article : 179 words
  5. THE MARITIME DISPUTE. The Manning Problem.

    If the Sydney branch decides not to fall into line with the other branches in adopting the award, although that action would mean de-registration, it ...

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  6. ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

    Arrangements are well in hand for the match between England and Tasmania, which is to commence on the Northern Association's ground ...

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  7. NAVIGATION ACT.

    The Hobart City Council, at its meeting last night, had before it certain resolutions passed at a public meeting held at the Town-hall on January 23 ...

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  8. CYCLONE IN WEST AUSTRALIA.

    The jetty at Port Samson, the po[?] of Roebourne, was totally destroyed by a cyclone on Wednesday last. The town of Roebourne was also ...

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  9. BRITISH MINERS. Permanent International Secretary.

    The executive of the Miners' Federation has nominated Mr. Frank Hodges as permanent intermtional secretary, provided that other national miners' organisations ...

    Article : 103 words
  10. THE ARBITRATION COURT.

    Speaking to-day at the Anniversary Day luncheon of the Australian Natives' Association, the Prime Minister (Mr.Bruce) said:—"At a time when our ports are ...

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  11. "TRIPLE ALLIANCE."

    Mr.Cook, the miners' secretary at Doncaster, indicated to-day that steps were being taken to revive the triple organisation of miners, railwaymen, and d[?]ckers. ...

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  12. "AUSTRALASIA."

    The Auckland Chamber of Commerce has written to the London Chamber of Commerce se[?]king the discontinuance of the use of the word "Australasia" in ...

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  13. RUSSO-JAPANESE TREATY. NOT AN ALLIANCE, BUT COOPERATION.

    Interviewed by a representative of "Isvestia," M. Rakovsky declared that the co-operation of the Soviet with Japan and China would have ...

    Article : 157 words
  14. SYDNEY ELECTRICITY

    The Lord Mayor has, with the approval of Labour Caucus, recommended for a special meeting of the City Council convened for Wednesday night, that ...

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  15. NO PIECEMEAL AGREEMENT.

    Two important wages movements which are coming to a head were the subject of speeches to-day by the respective leaders. ...

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  16. FRUIT CROP ESTIMATES.

    The Gavernment Statistician (Major L. F. Giblin) Writes:—I regret to note an error in the fruit crop estimate issued by me last Saturday (published in yesterday's ...

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  17. PLANETS CLEARLY VISIBLE.

    The planets Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus were as clearly visible as at night, although the darkness did not equal that of the night. ...

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  18. PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    The Acting-Premier (Mr. Angwin) has telegraphed a protest to the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) against the decision to hold the Premiers' Conference ...

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  19. BOYCOTT OF BRITAIN.

    According to messages received from Moscow the State Soviet has proclaimed an economic boycott of Britain, and orders for large quantities of linen and cotton ...

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  20. SHIPPING COMMITTEE TO MEET.

    The correspondence sub-committee of the Tasmanian Shipping Committee, which was appointed for the purpose of continuing the correspondence with the ...

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  21. TUT-ANKH-AMEN'S TOMB.

    Mr. Howard Carter to-day took control of King Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb and the adjoining workshops, the contents of which were found to be undamaged, ...

    Article : 154 words
  22. RUSSIAN WARSHIPS.

    The "Matin" foreshadows awkward consequences arising out of France's decision to hand over Admiral Wrangel's warships to the Soviet. ...

    Article : 73 words
  23. DISUSED CEMETERIES.

    At a meeting of the Hobart City Council last night, Alderman L.M.Shoobridge, M.L.C., moved:— That, with the view of making some ...

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  24. MAGNIFICENT VIEW.

    The dirigible Los Angeles, with the scientists on board, was lifted a mile closer to the sun, and the astronomers had a perfect view of the eclipse. The ...

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  25. OUTLET FOR ITALIANS.

    The Rome correspondent of the "Morning Post" says that Dr. Sessa, whom the Italian Chamber of Commeree appointed as Commissioner in Moscow, suggests that ...

    Article : 148 words
  26. THE LARGS BAY.

    Although no advice has been received by the Hobart agents for the Commonwealth Line (Messrs. Ward and Co.) as to the cancellation of the call at Hobart ...

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  27. CITY SEWERAGE.

    In connection with disposal of city sewerage, and the sewage screening apparatus at the metropolitan sewer outfall, Macquarie Point, the Water nad ...

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  28. FOOD PRICES COMMISSION. EVIDENCE OF LORD VESTEY.

    Mr. Duncan Carmichael, secretary of the London Trades Council and a former member of the Smithfield Control Board, points out that Lord ...

    Article : 179 words
  29. EVOLUTION OF MAN.

    Sir Arthur Keith, lecturing before the Royal College of Surgeons, dealt with the bearing of the recent discoveries in Australia and Java on the ...

    Article : 146 words
  30. MR. ASQUITH. ACCEPTANCE OF AN EARLDOM.

    Tho "Daily Herald" (Labour), in an editorial aiticle, says: "Mr.Asquith's acceptance of an earldom and his consequent banishment into the obscurity of the ...

    Article : 127 words
  31. COMMUNISM.

    The "Stock and Station Journal" of January 20 has the following:— "Communists probably have a bigger bold in Australia than most people even ...

    Article : 461 words
  32. BRITISH FASCISTS.

    An official at the Battersea Town-hall informed a representative of the "Daily Herald" to-day that three men arrived at 6.30 this morning and sought permission ...

    Article : 94 words
  33. WELL DESERVED REWARD.

    Without respect to party the whole of the press not only acclaims the bestowal of an earldom on Mr. Asquith as a well deserved reward for ...

    Article : 180 words
  34. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 234 words
  35. FOOD PRESERVATIVES.

    A deputation from the provision trade section of the London Chamber of Commerce waited to-day upon Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Minister for ...

    Article : 143 words
  36. PRIVATE SITTINGS.

    Speaking at Neath, Mr. Fenner Brockway national secretary to the Independent Labour patty, protested against the exclusion of the press and public from certain ...

    Article : 101 words
  37. CLYDEBANK RENT WAR.

    In his presidential address at the conference of the Property Owners' Federation at London, Mr. Churchman, of Manchester, criticised the Scottish ...

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  38. SYDNEY.

    The result of the meeting of the Seamen's Union in Sydney to-morrow is awaited with a good deal of anxiety, as it is generally believed that ...

    Article : 238 words
  39. KU-KLUX-KLAN.

    Glenn Young,. a Ku-Klux-Klan liquor rider and his assistant. George Forber, were killed last night in a hotel lobby gun fight with ...

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  40. AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS.

    The Australian artists, Baker Clark, Cumbrae-Stewart, and Cohen, are exhibiting at the Beaux Arts Gallery. All their pictures are priced at 30 ...

    Article : 88 words
  41. PLUCKY WOMAN.

    When Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kevern, of Duttou-terrace, Med[?]nd[?]e, returned to their home on Saturday afternoon, the former took his car to the garage. When Mrs. ...

    Article : 110 words
  42. FRANCE AND GERMANY.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" says, that Germany is making unofficial soundings for a Franco-German guarantee pact. The ...

    Article : 81 words
  43. LADY NORTHCOTE ROBBED

    Robert Delaney, a civil engineer, aged 21, has been remanded on a charge of breaking into Lady Northcote's house in St. James's-place, and ...

    Article : 64 words
  44. TRAIN ACCIDENT.

    A crowded football special train over-ran the buffers at the Central station, Glasgow, with the result that the two first coaches were telescoped. ...

    Article : 46 words
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