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  4. THE INTREPID HINKLER LINKS UP ENGLAND WITH AUSTRALIA

    BERT HINKLER, flying solo from London, arrived at Darwin at 5.55 p.m. yesterday. Hopping off from Bima yesterday morning, he had a good trip, except for a little trouble over Bima ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. LANDING PLACES

    WHEN the Senate opened this afternoon, Senator Thompson asked Senator Pearce whether adequate provision had ...

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  7. 150 KILLED

    BELATED details of a recent battle in Iraq, between Arab tribes, in which R.A.F. bombing 'planes afterwards took part, show that over 150 ...

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  8. INTO JAWS OF CROCODILE

    NEWS comes from the Lake Kost region of Northern Z[?]land (Tongaland) on the borders of Mozambique, that a boy, aged 13. dived ...

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  9. AUSTRALIA'S AIR HERO

    Bert Hinkler, whose sixteen days' flight from England to Australia, has made history. This photo, was taken a few weeks before he started his flight. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. NO FUSS; NO CEREMONY

    HINKLER left London without any fuss, without the fainest suggestion of limelighting. The first faint streaks of dawn bad ...

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  11. INTO POISON FUMES

    AT the imminent risk of their lives, George Roy and J. Thompson, employed at the Barnet Glass Co.'s factory at Footscray. ...

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  12. BLACK, WHITE AND RED

    A FORD van, [?]ed with soo[?] chimney brushes and scrapers, and driven by a sweep near the end of his [?] ...

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  13. ONE KILLED AND SIX HURT

    FOUR French naval and military 'planes crashed at different places to-day. One flying officer was killed and six ...

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  14. PRAM HOGS

    That prams and bicycles constituted Goulburn's worst traffic problem was the statement made by Dr. Burton Bradley at the annual meeting of the ...

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  15. "FIT AND WELL"

    The Prime Minister sent the following message to Hinkler:-- On behalf of the Government of the Commonwealth and the people of ...

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  16. SMASHED ALL RECORDS

    FOR sheer speed, Hinkler has all other London-Australia fliers badly beaten. His machine, too, is the least powerful of those that ...

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  17. HOW THE RECORDS WENT

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  18. HINKLER'S ROUTE FROM LONDON

    This shows the route followed by Hinkler as far as Darwin. To-day he will fly on to Rockhampton, via Camooweal. Later he will continue to Bundaberg, Sydney and Melbourne, possibly taking in Canberra, at the Prime Minister's invitation. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. BOY SURFER DROWNED

    Caught in the undertow at Stockton Reach this afternoon, William Keith Wallace. 7. was rapidly carried seawards and ...

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  20. GAMBLING LEGAL IN PORTUGAL

    GAMBLING houses have been legalised in Portugal. The Dictatorship has granted concessions to wealthy syndicates to ...

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  21. RAINED CRAYFISH

    At Bungendore a strange phenomenon happened when Mr. D. Chinnery was standing in front of the hotel. Something dropped from the sky close to ...

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  22. WINSTON'S HELPER DIES

    The death is reported of Sergt. Roberts. D.C.M. who enabled Mr. Winston Churchill M.P., to escape from the Boers during the South African War. ...

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  23. NECESSARY

    INTERVIEWED regarding the telegraphed statement by the New South Wales Premier, Mr. Bavin. at a farewell luncheon to Sr George ...

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  24. HINKLER LANDED NEAR HERE

    View of the railway jetty, Darwin, where the airman first touched Australian soil. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  25. "THIRD-DEGREE"

    References that third-degree methods were adopted by detectives when Ernest Ambrose Klelnert was taken to Russell Street police headquarters, ...

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  26. FROZEN TO DEATH ON SCHOOL STEPS

    DURING lay weather yesterday at Mlawa (Poland). a boy, aged 10, Who was late for school, found the building had ...

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  27. SEARCH UPSET DEFENCE

    A vest found wrapped in blankets in a cell at the City Watchhouse upset an ingenious defence at the City Court this morning. ...

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  28. DAILY PROGRESS IN FIGURES

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  29. BIG FIRE IN W.A.

    Damage estimated between £10,000 and £15,000. was done by fire, which swept a block of buildings in Johnston Street, opposite, the railway station. at ...

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  30. OXENHAM 105 NOT OUT

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  31. HIS METHODS ARE DIFFERENT

    HINKLER'S flying methods are different from those of most long-distance pilots. Time-tables do not bother him. He ...

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  32. BITTEN BY SNAKE IN HIS BED

    MR. JOHN JORDAN, of Woombyne, on the North Coast line, had a star[?]ing experience. Waking up about 1 ...

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  33. BUTTERS' 'BUS SECRETS

    Called before a joint committee on public accounts this morning, to give evidence regarding four new 'buses purchased by the Federal Capital ...

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  34. COLLIDED WITH PILLAR BOX

    Richard Pennington, 3s. builder. was fined £1[?] at the Central Police Court yesterday, for having driven a motor car along Loftus Street on Tuesday, ...

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  35. CONGRATULATIONS FROM A.N.A.

    The Australian Natives' Association telegraphed the following message to Rundaberg, to be handed to the flier on his arrival there:-- ...

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  36. NOTED FRENCHMAN DIES

    Ernest Cognacq, the great French philantropist, died to-day at the age of 89 years. He was the owner of the Samaritaine stores, which kept prices ...

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  37. PARKER MOLONEY RESTS

    Mr. Parker Moloney (Labor), M.H.R. for Hume, N.S.W. will not arrive at Canberra until next week. Mr. Moloney had been away on a ...

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  38. KING IS RADIO "FAN"

    At the British Industrial Fair yesterday, the King, who was accompanied by several members of the Royal Family. showed himself to be a keen ...

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  39. BLAZE AT ADELAIDE

    Between two and three o'clock this morning, the stock and fitting of Charles F. Main, draper. of New Park-side, were completely destroyed by fire. ...

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  40. WEST SYDNEY SEAT

    Mr. Chris. Anderson Deputy Returning Officer of the West Sydney Federal Electorate, announced last night that the following nominations had been ...

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  41. WELCOME BY PREMIER

    The Premier, Mr. McCormack, w[?] personalty welcome Hinkler on his arrival at Bunda[?]. ...

    Article : 21 words
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