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  2. KINGSFORD SMITH FAINTS IN AIR

    Air-Commodore Kingsford Smith made an unexpected landing here at 11.30 a.m. today, on his way from Rangoon (Burma) to Allahabad. on the fourth day of his flight to England. He came down for brandy. "While flying over the Bay of Bengal ...

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  3. TERRIBLE INJURIES OF DEAD MAN

    With a deep hole in the back of the head, the left shoulder shattered, and a possible fracture of the loft log, the body of a ...

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  4. STERLING IMPROVES

    A now Stock Exchange rule, which came into effect today, forbidding all but cash dealings, had the desired effect of restricting ...

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  5. FOOTBALL FINAL

    Only two teams now remain in the fight for the 1931 league football premiership. Unless it results in a draw, the grand final ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. DOUBLES TOTE FARCE

    A bungled doubles totalisator. the suspension of three prominent jockeys, and a steeplechase remarkable for its unusual running, ...

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  7. ORGANISED EXCHANGE

    Fears of vast social upheavals unless a way out was found for farmers from their unbearable situation were expressed at the ...

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  8. BRIGHTER PROSPECTS FOR PRIMARY PRODUCERS

    Coming on top of the recent sharp rise in London [?] prices the forecast of Dr. S. G. Barker, a noted English wool expert their the textile industry would revive because people were turning to woollen garments again, is good news for Australia ...

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  9. WOOL COMING INTO ITS OWN

    A bright Car is pro[?] by Dr. Sydney George Backer. Director of Research British Research Association for ...

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  10. WHEAT MARKET STRONG

    Although there was not much busi- ness to Australian wheat reported in private cable advices received from London on Saturday. the market was ...

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  11. GRAPHIC LOG OF FLIGHT

    The following is Kingsford Smith's diary of the flight cabled exclusively to "The Advertiser":— (Cabled from Victoria Point) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. TARIFF REVISION PLAN

    An understanding on tariff policy has been arrived at between the Chamber or Manufactures and the producers Advisory Council Representatives of ...

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  13. GOVERNOR AT SCOUT RALLY

    "There is nothing better than scouting to develop character, it teaches you to do the right thing at the right moment, and that presence of mind ...

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  14. RATES ADVANCE 10 PER CENT.

    The official representative in London of the Australian Woolgrowers Council (Mr. Devereux) reports that following the abandonment the gold standard, ...

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  15. METAL MARKETS UP AGAIN

    After the remarkable rises received in the London Metal markets during the first four days of last week, it was anticipated that some reactions would ...

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  16. CRISIS OVER IN MANCHURIA?

    The Manchurian crisis appears to have subsided as suddenly as it arose. Today's dispatches are almost confined to discussions on the responsibility for ...

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  17. JUDGE'S CRITICISM OF TRANSPORT ACT

    Criticism of the Transport Workers let offered by Mr. Justice Starke in he High Court on Friday was replied to by the deputy leader of the Federal ...

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  18. BRITISH ELECTION IMMINENT

    The Sunday newspapers unanimously say that an election is imminent. The "Observer's" political correspondent says the Conservatives have fully made ...

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  19. "PREPARED TO COOPERATE"

    The Japanese Ambassador (Mr. Debuchi) has presented the State Department with a memorandum which asserts that Japan has no designs upon ...

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  20. Much More Wool Used In United States

    A Department of Agriculture report indicates that the recent wool consumption in the United States has ...

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  21. Oveseas Cargoes Withdrawn

    Shipowners' representatives are concerned about the prospect of a substantial reduction in [?] for overseas as a result of withdrawals from ...

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  22. LITTLE TALK OF WHEAT HOLD-UP

    At a meeting at Mallala on Saturday night, the Wheatgrowers' Protection Association a campaign for the organisation of the farmers ...

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  23. COT FOR MINDA

    The ceremony of handing over a cut endowed by the South Australian Operatic Society took place at Minda House yesterday afternoon. The end[?] ...

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  24. STRANGE MALADY SWEEPS ISLANDS

    Three deaths were caused by a strange disease which broke out on the steamer Montoro, which returned to Sydney from the Solomon Islands on ...

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  25. BANK BOARD APPOINTMENT

    No confirmation is available of the report that the Scullin-Theodore Government proposes to appoint Mr. E. C. Dyason, chairman of the Melbourne ...

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  26. MOSLEM RIOT IN KASHMIR

    Moslem anti-Government agitation in Srinagar. the capital of Kashmir is spreading to other places in the State. A serious incident occurred ...

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  27. SERIOUS RIOTING IN HONGKONG

    The Government has declared a state of emergency following the killing of six Japanese and Chinese in the course of the rioting which lasted ...

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  28. Drop in Victorian Rail Revenue

    Since the beginning of the financial year railways revenue has amounted to £1.893,215, a decrease of £254.521 compared with, the corresponding period ...

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  29. Earthquake Recorded in Europe: 6,000 Miles Away

    The seismograph at the Kew Observatory registered an earthquake, assumed to have been between Australia and China, today. Advices from Rome ...

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  30. World Cyclists' Adventures

    Two Latvian motor cyclists, E. Kotuiski and C. Masluk, who are cycling round the world, reached Sydney on the Makura on Saturday. They ...

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  31. India Will Not Abandon Home Spinning Movement

    On his visit to Lancathire Gandhi told cotton employers" operatives that be could not abandon the home-spinning movement in India, If proper ...

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  32. 10 U.S. Banks Close in Week

    Five more small State banks had been taken over by the State Banking Department, officials announced today. making a total of 10 institutions closed ...

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  33. Means Loss of £300,000 to W.A.

    The payment, of 4½d. a bushel on wheat production instead of 6d. a bushel on export will, it is calculated by the Government Statistician, deprive ...

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