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  2. THE CRIME RECORD

    While on the look out for housebreakers in High- street. St. Kilda, on Friday, Detectives McPhee and Davis noticed two suspicious characters whom they ...

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  3. THE BUSH FIRES.

    BEECHWORTH, Sunday.-- Bush fires raging around Beechworth on Friday night, threatening the town and Wooragee, were kept under control by hundreds of ...

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  4. ELECTRICAL BREAKDOWN.

    Following the breakdown on Friday of two transformers in an electrical substation at Footscray meat works of W. Angliss and Co. Pty. Ltd., the ...

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  5. Motor Cyclist Killed.

    About 9 p. m. yesterday Joseph McGrath, a middle-aged mail, living at 82 Bell- Street, Fitzroy, was riding a motor cycle and side car in a northerly direction along ...

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  6. AFTER THE STORM.

    During the week end the boisterous weather of the latter part of last week calmed down appreciably, and yesterday, resembling a fine autumn day. attracted ...

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  7. THE WINE INDUSTRY.

    The Government has published an agreement, signed by Spain, Chili, France Hungary. Italy. Luxembourg, Mexico and Portugal, creating an international bureau ...

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  8. LIVERPOOL'S TRADE.

    The Liverpool branch of the Colonial institute entertained at luncheon Sir J. Cook. Australian High Commissioner. Mr. Robert Rankin, who ...

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  9. EMPIRE SETTLEMENT.

    There is general speculation regarding who will be selected as the four best financial business brains, according to the speech delivered by the Australian Prime ...

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  10. Mother and Son Injured.

    Travelling in a motor cycle and side car with his mother as passenger across the intersection fo Spring and Flinders streets at 9. 15 p. m. yesterday Fred. J. Shay, 18 ...

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  11. THE KYEAMBA OUTBREAK.

    WAGGA. Sunday.-- Telephonic communication has been restored enabling information to be gathered regarding the position of the fires in the Kyeamba ...

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  12. Car and Cable Tram Collide.

    A motor car driven by Agnes, Josephine [?] of Avoca- street. South Yarra, and [?] cable tram collided as the tram was turning on the curve out of Park- street ...

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  13. CAUSE OF FIRES.

    WAGGA. Sunday.-- With a view to assisting the royal commission which is inquiring into the causes of outbreaks of fire in country districts and means of ...

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  14. FARMERS RELIEVED.

    WANGARATTA, Sunday.-- Rain has seldom been so welcome as that which fell in this district on Saturday morning. There was cause for alarm in the ugly ...

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  15. Young Man's Skull Fractured.

    Knocked down by a motor ear in front of Footscray post office. Nicholson-street, at 2 a. m. on Saturday, Charles E. Sheldrake, 21 years, of 15 Moore- street. ...

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  16. OLD FRIENDS MEET.

    While watching the crowds of [?] workers walking down Collins- street hurrying of their way home from business shortly after noon on Saturday [?] ...

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  17. ROUGH IN THE BAY.

    SORRENTO, Sunday.-- Passengers by the excursion steamer Hygeia experienced a very rough voyage till Hearing Dromana from Port Melbourne on Saturday. A ...

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  18. Two Cars Overturned.

    ARARAT, Sunday-- As Mr. W. Cain, of Yarram Park Estate, was towing one of his cars to Willanra the rear car, which was being steered by a man named Thomas ...

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  19. Car Kills Pedestrian.

    BRISBANE. Sunday.-- Annie Mooney, an elderly single woman, was knocked down by a motor car opposite a funeral parlor in Smith Brisbane on Saturday. ...

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  20. SCENES IN THE REICHSTAG.

    Stormy scenes were witnessed in the Reichstag yesterday before the Government secured control of the House. The Socialist member Landsberg assaulted the ...

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  21. FISHERMEN'S PLIGHT.

    SORRENTO, Sunday.-- During the heavy weather of Wednesday night excitement ran high when it became known that two local residents. Mr. F. Hibbert and G. ...

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  22. WARRENBAYNE OUTBREAK.

    BENALLA, Sunday.-- The bush fire which broke out at Warrenbayne on Friday afternoon is now completely out, according to reports received at Benalla. ...

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  23. QUICK POLICE WORK.

    Alleged to have broken into the home of Mr. K. V. Rosehaim, North- road, Brighton, between 4. 45 p. m. Friday and 4 p. m. on Saturday afternoon. a man ...

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  24. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.

    BRISBANE, Sunday.-- At a farewell tendered to him by the Queensland branch of the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engine Drivers and Firemen on ...

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  25. ROBBERY FROM TRAIN.

    A registered mail bag was placed in a train in Cardiff, and it was missing when the train reached London. The bag contained four packages of ...

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  26. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The Secretary for the Dominions has intimated to the Acting Prime Minister that the King has commanded that flags be down at half mast on public buildings ...

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  27. UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANTS

    Sir. W. Joynson- Hicks, Secretary for Home Affairs, in addressing his constituents at Twickenham, said the Government entirely sympathised with the view ...

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  28. CANCER RESEACH.

    Senator Neely has introduced a measure that the Government should award 5,000,000 dol. to the first discoverer of a cancer cure that is approved by a specially. ...

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  29. INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

    One of the matters discussed by the Federal council of the Gas Employes' Union, which is meeting in Melbourne, was the desirability of supporting the ...

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  30. SPEEDY MOTORING.

    Captain Malcolm Campbell, in his 450 h. p. Napier- Campbell ear Bluebird, succeeded to-day at Pendine Sands, Carmarthenshire, in breaking the world's speed ...

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  31. Gale at Gisborne.

    GISBORNE, Sunday.-- Friday's fierce gales did a lot of damage, hay stacks being blown down, fences destroyed, and shed roofs blown off. Trees were ...

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  32. A CITY ASSAULT.

    Two youths who were allegedly running away from the scene of an attack on a man in the city on Saturday night were unlucky to collide with Detective P. W. ...

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  33. THE MIGRATION SCHEME.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.-- Mr. Theodore, tonight, said it would be difficult to conceive anything more fatuous than the announcement of Mr. Bruce regarding ...

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  34. REVOLT IN PORTUGAL.

    The censorship has been released from Lisbon, and it has been learnt that a new revolt has broken out, and that the rebels seized Oporto. ...

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  35. Telegraph Poles Down.

    BEEAC, Sunday.-- Record gales, accompanied by blinding dust storms, continued at Beeac on Thursday and Friday. About 1 p. m. on Friday rain set in. and ...

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  36. Telegraph Lines Repaired.

    Considerable damage was caused by the storm to telephone and telegraph lines between Melbourne and Adelaide, Swan Hill, Warburton, Homsey. Benalla, ...

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  37. HOMESTEADS SAVED.

    TALLANGATTA, Sunday.-- On Thursday bush fires broke out on the Billy country overlooking McDonald Bros.' farm on the Mitta Mitta road. Fanned by ...

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  38. MARCONI COMPANY.

    The chairman of the shareholders' committee of the Marconi Company states that following an examination of Sir Gilbert Garnsey's report by a ...

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  39. FLOUR MILL EMPLOYES.

    An objection has been raised by the Flour Mill Employes' Union to the action of some employers in paying casual hands the rate fixed for permanent employes ...

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  40. Thefts from Drunken Men.

    For some time past Bourke- street west police have received frequent complaints of persons being taken into city lanes and robbed while under the influence of ...

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  41. BRITAIN'S RECUPERATION.

    The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Winston Churchill), in a speech at Manchester. said that despite the disastrous effect of last year's industrial stoppage. ...

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  42. WORLD'S MOTOR TRIP.

    What is believed to be the longest motor ear expedition ever attempted will begin next Thursday, when the Australian journalist. M. H. Ellis, the overlander ...

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  43. Concrete Wall Collapses.

    ALBURY, Sunday.-- During a terrific wind storm at Tumbarumba one of the walls of a concrete- block building in course of erection collapsed. The building is to ...

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  44. FARMER ROBBED.

    James McIntyre, a farmer, of St. Arnaud. who had booked a room at a Bourke- street coffee palace at 6 p. m. on Saturday, reported to the police that ...

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  45. LIBERAL TURNS SOCIALIST.

    Captain W. Wedgwood Benn, the present member for Leith in the House of Commons, in a letter to the Leith Liberal Association proclaims himself as a ...

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  46. RUBBER WORKERS' UNION.

    At a special meeting of the Rubber Workers' Union on Saturday morning exception was taken by members to the excessive amount of overtime work ...

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  47. Lightning Causes Fire.

    VIOLET TOWN, Sunday.--Owing to the heavy wind and a tree being struck by lightning a very extensive fire raged through the Upper Warrenbayne district. ...

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  48. MONOPOLISTS' LAND.

    SYDNEY. Sunday.-- The Premier (Mr. Lang) visited Nyngan during the week end, and on Saturday addressed a gathering at which he said he was not the wild ...

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  49. Alleged Larceny of Linen.

    Mrs. Florence Dean, a lodging house keeper, of Carlton, reported to the police that a quantity of bed linen had been stolen from the house. With reference ...

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  50. ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

    Prepared for an expedition of a few weeks of aeroplane flights or two or three years on foot in the Polar ice in the event of a mishap to his aeroplanes. ...

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  51. Robbery from An Italian.

    In the City Court on Saturday Arthur Frost, 24 years, laborer, was charged with having insufficient lawful means of support. Plain- clothes Constable Evans said ...

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  52. Railway Classification Board.

    Nominations for the two positions of railway officers and employes' representatives on the Railway Classification Board have been received by the Minister of ...

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  53. ALLEGED MATRICIDE.

    After particulars had been given in the court at Edinburgh regarding Mrs. Merritt's banking account, the case for the prosecution was closed in the case against ...

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  54. OUTBREAKS NEAR HOLBROOK.

    HOLBROOK, Sunday.-- Two of the most serious fires which have ever occurred in this district took place yesterday. The first occurred at Kycamba, ...

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  55. CENTRAL AMERICA.

    In discussing the Nicaraguan situation Senator Shipstead announced that he will introduce a resolution in the Senate proposing that President Coolidge should ...

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  56. GOVERNOR- GENERAL'S CATCH.

    LAUNCESTON, Sunday,-- The Governor- General, accompanied by his son and Colonel Leggett, arrived at Hobart this evening from a fishing trip to Great ...

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  57. CANADA'S DIAMOND JUBILEE

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Mackenzie King, said on Friday that the King and Queen were earnestly considering the possibility of visiting Canada in July in ...

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  58. ROBBER SHOT IN CHEST.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.-- Micheal O'Callaghan, pawnbroker, Chippendale. was bailed up in his shop yesterday. but he ducked under the counter and drew ...

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  59. Loco. Enginemen.

    The Victorian division of the Locomotive Enginemen's Union elected the following office bearers for the ensuing year:-- President, Mr. C. Wake, vice- president, ...

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  60. ROAD TO CANBERRA.

    TUMUT, Sunday.-- Local feeling is strongly favorable to the proposed main road [?] the Victorian border to Canberra via Tumut, and the Tumut ...

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  61. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Victor James Wakley, late of Seymour- road, Elsternwick, who died on 9th January, left by will dated 29th March, 1921, personal property valued at £6626 to his widow and children. ...

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  62. WAR REPARATIONS.

    The State department has announced that an agreement has been concluded with Germany, providing for the payment to the United States of its 2 14 per cent. ...

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  63. SUICIDE IN TAXI- CAB.

    "This is the fate reserved for Servia's millionaires'' was the message found in the hand bag of Madame Ivanka Mijatovitcb, who committed suicide in a taxi cab. A ...

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  64. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  65. FORTY- FOUR- HOUR WEEK.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.-- Mr. T. P. Holloway, vice- president. of the A. W. U., to-day said that after reading Hansard reports he came to the conclusion that Mr. A. ...

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  66. New South Wales Parliament.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.-- It is expected when Parliament resumes an early attempt will be made to introduce the family Endowment Bill. It is not ...

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  67. PLUNGED INTO RIVER.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.-- Reginald Sinclair, a patient at Casino hospital, who was being treated for a septic foot, jumped from his bed on Saturday morning, and, chased ...

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  68. NEW SOUTH WALES LOAN.

    The issue is announced of 1,000,000 dol. 5 per cent, gold bonds for New South Wales at 97 [?], as part of its 25,000,000 dolloan. ...

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  69. Fell Under Train.

    SYDNEY, Sunday,-- Albert Ernest Levi Heath, a cook, fell under a train at Ashfield station last night and was killed. He stepped out of the train, thinking the ...

    Article : 37 words
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