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  2. THE JERVIS BAY

    The Jervis Bay arrived at Colombo this morning. The expected statement by the master, Captain Daniels, has not yet been made. A board of inquiry was held on the vessel by the principal Collector of Customs and other officials, at ...

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  3. THE ITALIA

    The Swedish Ministry of Defence today announced that General Nobile had been rescued by the Swedish expedition under Tornbevg. The latter sent ...

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  4. OUTLAWRY OF WAR

    The new Note from the United States Secretary of State (Mr. F. B. Kellogg) concerning the treaty for the renunciation of war was addressed to His ...

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  5. END OF COOKS' STRIKE

    The Cooks' Union kept faith with the shipowners to-day, and no depute marred the first day of resumption of the inter-State ...

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  6. WESTERWAY TRAGEDY

    Although only scanty details were available for yesterday's "Mercury" a full account has now been obtained of the tragic accident at Westerway, near ...

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  7. GIRLS DROWNED

    Two girls were drowned and three men and another girl had remarkable escapes from a similar fate early this morning when a ...

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  8. STATE'S RESOURCES

    The East Coast of Tasmania is simply staggering under its possibilities, said Mr. T. Ryan yesterday, commenting on what he had seen on ...

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  9. CHINA'S CIVIL WAR

    The absence of control over large numbers of Chihli and Shantung troops in the coal-mining area of Tongshan and Kilan is causing considerable ...

    Article : 136 words
  10. BULUMWAAL MURDERS

    George Eric Gordon, 30 years, labourer, was again brought before the Criminal Court to-day on a charge of having murdered Richard Clements, 65 ...

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  11. THE FRANC

    The Chamber of Deputies to-day passed the bill to stabilise the franc by 450 votes to 22. The bill was also passed by the ...

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  12. NEW AIR LINE

    Commandant Glaize, who has been organising a commercial air service from Rangoon to Vinh, Annam, has returned to Paris. He states that the ...

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  13. CRIMES ACT

    Argument was continued in the High Court to-day In the appeal by Herbert Carrigan against his conviction and fine on a charge under the Federal Crimea ...

    Article : 126 words
  14. UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN

    In a speech at Rugby yesterday Lord Hailsham (Lord High Chancellor) said that, although unemployment still presented a grave problem in the United ...

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  15. ROTARY

    Australasian Rotarians in London gave a luucheon to-day in honour of Rotarian Arthur Chadwick, president-elect, and Rotarian Edward Lyne, ...

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  16. BISLEY

    The Australian competitors for the Bisley rifle shooting have completed a fortnight's strenuous practice on the range, and the officers are very ...

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  17. H.M.A.S. AUSTRALIA

    The "Morning Post" points out to-day that the initial cruise of H.M.A.S. Australia will be important because she will he the first of the new 10,000 ...

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  18. W.A. FARM SCHEME

    The State Government has been advised since the visit of Messrs. H. W. Gepp, J. Gunn, and Bankes-Amery that the Commonwealth and British ...

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  19. GRUESOME DISCOVERY

    Amazement was caused in the vlcinity of Barwon Downs at the week-end by the sight of a dog crossing a paddock with a human head between its ...

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  20. RIOTS NEAR COLOMBO

    Three Cingalese have been arrested on charges of attempted murder as a consequence of the recent riots near Colombo, in which Mrs. Gibson, ...

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  21. CYCLING

    There were 103 starters on the Bordeaux-Hondaye section in the Tour de France to-day. The course was good, but hilly. The weather was ideal. ...

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  22. BRITISH BY-ELECTIONS

    Of five parliamentary by-elections now pending, little interest Is being displayed in those taking place in Epsom, Holborn, and Hallam, Sheffield, ...

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  23. APPLE EXPORT

    From a private source information has been received that at a meeting at the National Federation Office, held at London, on May 11 last in respect to the ...

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  24. SAMOA

    It is learned that Mr. F. Nelson, who was deported from Samoa by the administration, is making efforts to obtain reinstatement in Samoa, and has ...

    Article : 205 words
  25. ISLAND OF IRON

    Officers of the Home and Territories Department to-day denied the truth of a report that Cockatoo Island, in Yampi Sound, West Australia, had been sold or ...

    Article : 116 words
  26. MAN POISONS HIMSELF

    Joseph Hargraves, aged 52 years, who resided in Falce[?]or Street, Fitzroy, while staying at Wangaratta took poison and died. ...

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  27. MAIL BAG ROBBERY

    Scotland Yard and the Criminal Investigation Department are engaged on Inquiries regarding a discovery made yesterday that mails landed at ...

    Article : 116 words
  28. WILFUL MURDER CHARGE

    Lloyd Edward Nesmith, aged 27 years, second engineer on the American steamer, Tampa, was to-day committed for trial on a charge of the wilful ...

    Article : 139 words
  29. GERMAN POLITICS

    Dr. Muller failed to form a grand coalition owing to the insistence of the German People's party that a 10,000 ton cruiser must be built. The Socialists ...

    Article : 73 words
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