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AROUND BRITAIN
The King's Cup Air Race around Britain resulted in a win for Hope's Moth, which arrived at 3.55 p.m. Unwin's Bristol Fighter was second three ...
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EGYPTIAN BAR
Egyptian members of the bar have decided to strike for three days against the suspension of parliamentary Government. ...
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ELLEN TERRY
The death is announced of Ellen Terry, England's most famous actress. Ellen Terry, in her peaceful and simple cottage home at Tenderden, ...
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POST-MORTEM URGED
Explaining why his relatives desired a port-mortem carried out, Captain Lowenstein's brother-in-law said they suspected no one, but they did ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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WOMEN'S SUCCESS
The Australian women's tennis team to-day began play in the Liege Royal Tennis Club's tournament. The Australians were successful in ...
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LONDON-LOS ANGELES
Captain Harry Lyon has announced plans for the London to Los Angeles flight, in the spring of 1929. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LAST WORD IN PREPAREDNESS
America's athletic Armada arrived so completely equipped with men and materials that there can be no doubt as to the thoroughness of its ...
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MOTOR VEHICLES
Confusion seems to have arisen regarding the number of motor vehicles in New South Wales, through the publication of two conflicting sets of ...
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PRIMATE'S NEW HOME
The Archbishop of Canterbury has bought No. 10 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, formerly occupied by Mr. Lloyd George. ...
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EMPIRE FORESTRY
Mr. R. L. Robinson, technical commissioner of the British Forestry Commission, arrived in Canberra on Friday morning. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BERLIN MATCHES
Patterson and Hawkes (Australia) beat Brenn and Moldenhauer, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. Froitzheim and Rahe beat Crawford and Hopman ...
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PACIFIC CABLE
Canada is relinquishing all interest in the Pacific cable, under the provisions of the cable and wireless merger agreement, recently negotiated in ...
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CIVIL WAR
The government is considering an investigation into charges made by Obregon's supporters that Luis Marones, Minister, for Labour, had created an ...
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AUSTRALIAN RUNNERS
Unfortunately a different story is told on the track and in the field events. The Australians are rather haphazard. They look well enough and ...
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RESULT OF AUTOPSY
The autopsy on Captain Lowenstein disclosed a partial fracture of the skull. Several bones in his body were broken. Indications point to the fact that he ...
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BOY CHARLTON WINS
Boy Charlton won the 100 metres international race. Ara[?] (Japan) was second and Van de Planke (France) third. The time was 6 minutes 18 ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ALL BLACKS
The All Blacks defeated South Africa by seven points to [?]. ...
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ANTI-WAR PACT
In view of the possibility of Mr. Kellogg's visit to Paris in August to sign the peace pact, the question has ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PEARCE
The Australian sculler, Bob Pearce, is getting into fine form, and hopes to give a good account of himself. His second boat has arrived, and Phelps, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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UNEMPLOYMENT
"There is no unemployment in Canberra worth speaking of," declared the Chief Commissioner, Sir John Butters, on Saturday. He said that the ...
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TO RESIGN
St. John (Newfoundland), Sunday. The Premier of Newfoundland (Mr. W. S. Monroe) has unofficially intimated his intention of resigning from ...
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PARTED
Captain Lyon and Mr. Warner, who accompanied Squadron-Leader Kingsford Smith and Flight-Lieutenant C. T. Ulm, on the flight from America to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PORTUGAL
Another revolution in Portugal has come and gone. Captain Gonsalves' garrison at the St. George fortress declared rebellion. ...
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STABBED IN NECK
Much excitement has been caused in Mitcham, by an alleged attack on Ernest Ambrose Kleinert, 20, by Edward Augustus Sampson, 31, an orchardist, ...
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POPE'S PRESENT
The Pope has presented St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, with a gold chalice, as a sonvenir of the Eucharistic Congress. ...
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NATIONAL RULES
Victoria defeated Western Australia by 15 goals 20 behinds to 6 goals 9 behinds. The Victorian team was by far the superior team and outplayed the ...
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ARRESTED
After a search lasting a year by the Canadian and United States police, Alfred Biggar, with an international reputation, was arrested on the R.M.S. ...
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DAVIS CUP
The Americans won the Davis Cup finals. Hennessy and Loft defented de Morpurgo and Gaslini. 6-3, 6-1, 6-2. America will now play France in the ...
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MELBOURNE MATCHES
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MELBOURNE STORE FIRE
The mercery store of H. J. Carter in Elizabeth Street, City, was gutted by fire. The two-storied building was badly damaged and stock was ...
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