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POLO CARNIVAL
The Canberra I[?]lo Club will hold its annual Carnival on the Canberra. ground on the Queanbeyan[?]Yass road, on ...
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MIGRATION
Speaking at the dinner of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce to-night the Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, said; [?]t alfords me great pleasure to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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STILL HELD UP
The injunction was obtained on behalf of Keith Vincent Anderson, who claimed a portion of the p[?]ofits of the flight between San francisco and ...
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WHATE AUSTRALIA.
The leader of the Federal Labour party, Mr. J. Scullin, on arrival in Sydney to-day from Brisbane expressed the opinion that the decision of the ...
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PEACE PACT
Assuming that Coolidge supports Kellogg's idea of signing the peace pact in Paris, it is likely to be the last week in August when all foreign ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE BIG FIGHT
Dempsey will probably be Heeney's chief second in to-morrow's fight. Dempsey expressed the desire to help Heeney, which Charlie Harvey, the ...
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IN DAVIS CUP
Mr. Collum, manager of the American Davis Cup team, has returned from London, and states that, in response to an urgent request from the French ...
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PROUD PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Heeney, the parents of Tom Heeney, while not convinced that their son is certain to win the world's title to-morrow, are optimistic ...
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GRAFT CHARGES
The hearing of the charge against Silas Young Maling of having received £10,600 from Babcox and Wilcox, was continued at the Central ...
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BULL RUNS AMOK
While a mo[?] of cattle were beingdriven along Sussex Street early this morning, a bull broke away and after charging along several streets towards ...
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NO REPLY FROM U.S.A.
Sir Austen Chamberlain stated that he had no communication, from the United States up to the present in reply to his Note of July 18, accepting the ...
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TILDEN HAPPY
When he first heard the news, Tilden was non-committal, and declared that he had not been officially informed. His only comment was his happy tone ...
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WATSON INJURES FOOT.
The Australian Olympic team met with[?] further disaster to-day. Watson, while training, stepped into a ru[?] and crashed through the hurdle, badly ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CAPTAINCY IN DOUBT
The Australian Press Association learns that the majority of England's cricket team will be definitely selected on Sunday. It is most doubtful, ...
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TRAIN COLLISION
A troop train and freight train crashed in a head-on collision at Sand Point, 61 miles from here. Two soldiers were killed and several badly injured. ...
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TUNNEY NERVOUS
A Speculator message states that Tunney is reported to be manifesting uneasiness at the proposed flight to New York. A fear lurks in his mind ...
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AIRPLANE WRECK
An airplane wreck, believed to be Nungesser's, was found in the North Sea, in the vicinity of the west coast of Denmark. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ALTITUDE RECORD
Captain G. de Haviland, with his wife, broke the world's altitude record for a two-[?]ter [?]ight airplane, using his Moth. They attained a height of ...
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N.Z. OPPOSES VISIT
Strong criticism of the proposal for the English cricket team to be invited to New Zealand in 1929-1930 season, was made at a meeting of the Otag[?] ...
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FATAL MISTAKE
In the belief that she was taking baking soda, Mrs. Florence Farrell, 30, of Paddington, swallowed a quantity of strychnine at her home to-day, and ...
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POLAR FLIGHT
Sir George Wilkins and Capt. Eleison expect to start preparations for the South Polar flight in about a month. Wilkins left here for the ...
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SYDNEY 'BUSES
"There is not going to be any confiscation of buses so far as the Government is concerned," said the Permler (Mr. Bavin) to-day in reply to a ...
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JOHNSON
Summonses were served on Jacob Johnson, General Secretary of the [?]ederated Seamen's Union this afternoon, calling upon him to appear at ...
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BRITISH-AND N.Z. TEAMS
The British Olympic team has gone to Amsterdam in charge of H. Abrahams. The youngest member of the team is Simonds, a schoolboy from ...
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LONDON HEAT WAVE
London has had the hottest night for 27 years. The temperature thnoughout was GG degrees. There have been 18 warm, rainless days, rivalling the ...
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SABOTAGE IN INDIA
A coolie was arrested in connection with the Belus rail smash. He stated that he and 30 others removed the rails and hid at the side of the track and ...
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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES
Some interesting figures are contained in the report of the Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trades Unions for the year ended June 30, 1927. ...
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INDUSTRIAL PEACE
It is expected that the first sitting of the conference arranged by employers and the A.C.T.U. will be held towards the end of August. Each ...
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DAYLIGHT SAVING
The second reading of the Daylight Savings Bill was defeated by 5 votes in[?]Parliament to-day. Last summer daylight saving was in ...
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