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  2. DISARMAMENT Discussion in London

    The Cabinet Disarmament Committee which met yesterday, following an interview between Sir John Simon, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and ...

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  3. HEAD-OF-RIVER Launch Deck Collapses

    During the rowing of the head-of-theriver boat race on the Parramatta River on Saturday afternoon the top deck of the launch Azile collapsed, and about ...

    Article : 337 words
  4. NAMES OF WINES

    Mr. Richard Linton, Agent-General for Victoria presided at a meeting which was held to-day to enable Mr. Panton to inform the Agents-General ...

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  5. TEST MATCHES Broadcast Arrangements

    Realising the tremenders national interest in the forthcoming series of Test cricket matches in Britain. the Australian Broadcasting Commission has made ...

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  6. STORM IN VICTORIA Terrific S.W. Gale

    Extensive damage was caused along the eastern foreshore of Port Phillip Bay by a terrific southwesterly gale, which lashed the ...

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  7. CHINA'S PROTECTOR Japan, Guardian of the Far East

    The Japanese Foreign Office spokesman yesterday said he had been surprised by the world-wide furore that his statement on Wednesday had occasioned. It was an elucidation of a speech delivered in the Diet on January 23, in which the ...

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  8. TOLL OF ACCIDENTS Lorry Over Cliff

    When a motor-lorry left the Upper Plenty Road yesterday and plunged over a precipice Into the Plenty River, the driver had a remarkable ...

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  9. FURTHER EXPLANATION

    The Foreign Office spokesman, amplifying his earlier remarks, said: "We are not engaging in propaganda, but want thoroughly to clarily Japan's position. ...

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  10. CORRIMAL RETURNS TO PORT

    Hammered by terrific seas off Cape Schanck, the Patrick Line freighter Corrimal, which left North Wharf on Friday night, was forced to return to ...

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  11. WIN FOR GRAMMAR

    Sydney Grammar School won the head-of-the-river schools rowing championship on the Parramatta River on Saturday after noon Sydney Church of ...

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  12. PROTECTORATE OF CHINA

    "Something new is starting in the Far East, and the Japanese, owing to the international situation, have a good chance of winning," says a semi-official ...

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  13. MR. LATHAM'S MISSION

    The Australian mission, headed by the Attorney-General (Mr. Latham), arrived at Hong Kong at dawn to-day for a stay of seven hours. The party was ...

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  14. A BROKEN LEG

    As a result of a motor car, on the running board of which he was standing, skidding about a quarter of a mile from Raminea early yesterday morning, Cyril ...

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  15. "FRANCE ARMED TO THE TEETH"

    In discussing disarmament, General Goering (Premier of Prussia) to-day said that the chief difficulty was not the rearmament of Germany, but that ...

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  16. ST. PETERS SUCCESSFUL

    Leading fiom the start St. Peter's won the final of the head-of-the-river boat race on the Torrens on Saturday afternoon by nearly three lengths from ...

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  17. NANKING INDIGNANT

    Japan's warning to other nations regarding interference-with China, at the same time coupled with an announcement of the policy, of "Hands off China," ...

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  18. SHOT IN LEG

    While rabbit shooting at Melton Mowbray about 1 p.m. yesterday, Ronald Augustine Roberts (24), a motor dilver, residing at 13 Smith Street North ...

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  19. NOTE TO BRITAIN

    The Government has received from the British Embassy at Tokio the text of the Japanese semi-official statement in reference to China. The Government ...

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  20. AUSTRALIAN FISHERIES

    The determination of the State Government to co-operate in work proposed to be under taken in experimental and research directions in Australian ...

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  21. BRITISH PLAN

    M. Doumergue, in a second broadcast to-day, explained why the German rearmament had forced France to reject the British plan. Although he did not ...

    Article : 143 words
  22. FATAL COLLISION

    Edward Hunt, aged 24 years, of Shaftesbury Road Eastwood and Gordon George Greentress (21), of Comah Street Carlingford. were killed instanly ...

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  23. LABOUR FACTIONS More Conferences Mooted

    Several more Labour conferences will be held in the next few weeks with the object of making further attempts to bring about unity with the New South ...

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  24. ENGLAND'S CHANCES

    A. C. MacLaren, writing in the "Observer," refers to the prediction of a dry summer in Britain, in which event he regards England's chances in the ...

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  25. SHOT BY MONKEY

    Charles Alfred Broomliend, aged 23 years, a native of Tasmania, was shot in the back by a monkey at Wirth's circus on ...

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  26. CHILD KILLED

    When he ran from behind a motor bus after he had alighted fiom it, Geoffrey Leonard Taylor (7), of Box Hill, was struck by a motor truck at the ...

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  27. EMPIRE AIR ROUTE

    It is expected that as Qantas (Empire Airways) Ltd. was the successful tenderer for the Singapore-Brisbane section of the Empire air route, Mr. L. J. Brain, ...

    Article : 126 words
  28. HEROES OF THE LIFEBOATS

    The Prince of Wales distributed medals to-day to lifeboat men for outstanding exhibitions of courage and endurance in rescue work. The ...

    Article : 153 words
  29. LONDON WOOL SALES

    The "Yorkshire Observer" has received private advices from Germany, stating that the embargo on the purchases of wool abroad will be continued ...

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  30. MAN KILLED

    Mr. Martin Murphy (55) left home yesterday afternoon to go clearing on his property. He set fire to one tree and bagan grubbing another. The first ...

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  31. SHOCK FOR LANG PARTY

    Consternation was caused in official Lang Party circles during the week-end when Mr. W. Jones. a prominent official of the Clothing Trades Union which is ...

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  32. U.S.A. WHEAT PROBLEM

    The "New York Times" Washington correspondent learns that the Agricultural Department officials will increase the processing tax on wheat from 30 to ...

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  33. CAR OVERTURNS

    Skidding across the load and travelling for 50 yards with two wheels in an uncovered drain a sedan car overturned on the Albany Road. Bedfordale. 23 ...

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  34. IMPROVEMENTS ON ROUTE

    Extensive improvements to the ground equipment on the route of the new air mail service between Darwin and Cootamundra are being planned by the ...

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  35. AUSTRALIANS IN MONTE CARLO

    The Australian cricketers paid a visit to the Monte Carlo Casino, where they demonstrated that they were more adept at placing strokes than placing counters ...

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  36. HOBART TRAMWAYS

    Strong felling is reported to exist among employees of the Hobart Municipal Tramways at what is considered to be the unsatisfactory nature of the ...

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  37. MR. HOLLOWAY, M.H.R.

    Mr. Nelson. M.H.R., who arrived on the train at Darwin with Mr. Holloway, M.H.R., on Saturday, said that after leaving Daly Waters in avoiding ...

    Article : 180 words
  38. AEROPLANE STOLEN

    A Gipsy Moth plane was stolen from the Manger's aerodrome early yesterday morning, and was found damaged where it had crashed in a muddy estuary near ...

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  39. JARDINE'S HUNTING BAG

    D.R. Jardine, captian of the M.C.C. team which recently toured India, who went on a shooling expedition in the Benares district as the guest of the ...

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  40. TRAGEDY IN YUGOSLAVIA

    It is feared that 80 to 150 lives have been lost as the result of an explosion of firedamp, wrecking the whole colliery of the Kakanj coal mine near Serajevo. ...

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  41. NAVIGATION ACT

    Gratification that the Federal Cabinet had decided to extend for 12 months, to May 31, 1935. the general exemption permitting unlicensed British ships to ...

    Article : 93 words
  42. STORM IN INDIA

    Twelve persons were killed by lightning during a heavy thunderstorm in the Tinnevelly district of South India to-day, six, including two women, ...

    Article : 53 words
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