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  2. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    Great crowds gathered at Wembley to-day, and the roads thither were blocked by traffic. The stadium was packed long before the arrived of the King and ...

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  3. CATERING DISPUTE.

    There has been no developments during the weekend to suggest the possibility of an early settlement of the dispute between the proprietors of hotels, tearooms, ...

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  4. PRICES OF FOOD.

    The majority report of the Food Commission says:—Looking at the Australian situation as a whole, we think that it would appear as if the anticipations of ...

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  5. FRANCE.

    The trial of Comtesse Dekerninon, aged 62 years, was opened yesterday in Lannion (Brittany). The Court was crowded. The accused wept throughout ...

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  6. WOOL TRADE.

    The situation which has developed in connection with the world 's wool markets is reflected here as to both the actual market conditions and comments in ...

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  7. INDUSTRIAL.

    A "forestalling of strikes dinner table" at No. 10 Downing-street is a recent feature of Mr. Baldwin's pacific industrial policy. The Prime Minister invites the ...

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  8. FINANCIAL SURVEY.

    Business on the Stock Exchange since the introduction of the Budget has been disappointing, investment securities having failed to respond to the reduction of ...

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  9. AMERICA.

    The war between the coastguard officials and the "rum runners" represents a determined effort on the part of the Government to stamp out the illicit liquor ...

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  10. Concluding Pageants.

    New Wembley's first day concluded with a pageant in the Stadium —"London Defended"—representing with thrilling realism an air attack on London. ...

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  11. FUTURE CITIZENS.

    The new Methodist Home for Children, occupying a fine site of ten acres at Victoria Park, was formally opened by the Governor (Sir William Campion) on ...

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  12. The Attendance.

    There were about 111,100 visitors to Wembley yesterday, or nearly double the attendance of last year (about 63.000). The decorations of the grounds are a ...

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  13. Pressmen Entertained.

    Mr. E. Lee Neil (Commissioner for the Australian section of the Empire Exhibition) entertained at luncheon to-day a party of Australian Pressmen, for the ...

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  14. His Majesty's Remarks.

    His Majesty, in declaring the exhibition open, referred to the wise and patriotic step of continuing for another year what had been described rightly as the ...

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  15. Mr. Elder's Views.

    Mr. J. A. M. Elder said to-day:—"The methods applied to selling Australian wool are not different from the methods employed with respect to other ...

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  16. FOG INTERVENES.

    Wireless reports received at the coastguard headquarters say that with the arrived of a fog at "Rum Row" on Saturday several of the largest vessels ...

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  17. French prosperity.

    The London "Observer" publishes a remarkable article by Senator William E. Borah (Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the American ...

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  18. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The prospectus has been issued of the New Zealand loan for £7,000,000, at interest of 4½ per cent. The price of issue is £94 10s. per cent., and the loan is ...

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  19. Council of Women.

    The New Zealand delegation to the convention of the International Council of Women has telegraphed to the Imperial House of Commons its ...

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  20. A Minority Report.

    Mr. Walter R. Smith's minority report recommends that the Government should assume open responsibility for supplies of food, and the centralization of ...

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  21. MOROCCAN WAR.

    A communique concerning the Mel[?]la area says that a force of more than 1,000 Riffs who were apparently advancing on the French zone wheeled round suddenly ...

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  22. BRITISH POLITICS.

    In the National Liberal Club to-night Mr. Lloyd George opened an attack against the new Budget. He admitted that he admired the brilliant mind of ...

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  23. Cabinet to Consider.

    It is said that the Cabinet will consider the report of the Food Commission on Wednesday. As the proposal for the appointment of a Food Council ...

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  24. RIFFS USE AEROPLANES.

    A message from Rabat (Morocco) says that some important Riff concentrations have been reported. In some cases the enemy has taken up positions in strongly ...

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  25. Various Views.

    Australian and New Zealand importers of meat generally regard the report of the Food Commission as fair, and they find no objection to the ...

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  26. Sir A. Goldfinch.

    Mr. F. A. Aykroyd (ex-president of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce), in a letter to some Yorkshire newspapers, protests against Sir Arthur Goldfinch ...

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  27. Severe Hail Storm.

    It has lately been almost a heresy to doubt the possibility of the Empire Exhibition retrieving last year's losses. Such views are always met by the argument: ...

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  28. Labour Song Wanted.

    Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, speaking at a Labour demonstration in Newport (Monmouthshire), maintained that Labour would not conquer as ...

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  29. JAPAN.

    The Russian Soviet Government has agreed to the appointment of Mr. Pokichi Tanata (ex Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs) as Japanese Ambassador to ...

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  30. Hawaiian Defences.

    The chairman (Mr. Thomas S. Butler) of the Naval Committee of the House of Representatives, said to-day that he would urge legislation during the next ...

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  31. GALLIPOLI.

    The steamer Ormonde left Toulon today with some 800 passengers, including many Australasians for a cruise in the Mediterranean. They will arrive on ...

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  32. ANGLICAN SYNOD.

    The intensity of the interest in the Anglican Church Congress was not permitted to slacken over the week-end. Saturday opened with a "quiet devotional ...

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  33. IRELAND.

    Mr. Patrick Shannon, aged 65 years, who returned to Ireland after he had made a fortune in Australia, built a farm at Carrowore, which was raided yesterday ...

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  34. Royal Silver Wedding.

    The Royal silver wedding celebrations observed at the Imperial Palace to-day took the form of a banquet, to which princes, princesses, high officials, and ...

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  35. Baby Farm Scandal.

    One of the worst baby farm scandals ever recorded has been revealed by a raid on the Children's Protection Society, or so-called Infantorium, which is ...

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  36. Trend of Events.

    Inquiries made in official circles on Saturday revealed the fact that the Federal Ministry is closely watching the trend of events in the wool crises, and would ...

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  37. Union Jack Objected To.

    While the coffin containing the body of John Lennox, who served in the Royal Irish Fusliers during the great war, was being carried into St. Patrick's ...

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  38. SHOTS IN A THEATRE.

    At the moment in Ibsen's famous play when Peer Gynt is shipwrecked, amid a thunderstorm, a woman who was sitting in the third row of the stats in the Burg ...

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  39. Australian Pavilion.

    Immediately after the ceremony in the stadium a huge crowd assembled at the main entrance of the Australian Pavilion, where Mrs. Earle Page performed the ...

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  40. GERMANY.

    Field-Marshal Hindenburg's election as President of Germany, has been declared to be valid. Three members of the Reichstag and ...

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  41. AN ARREST MADE.

    The twenty-third inmate of she baby farm conducted by Mrs. Helen Geisenvolk (a former German Red Cross nurse) died from malnutrition yesterday. The ...

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  42. PRINCE OF WALES.

    The Prince of Wales rode into Oudts Hoorn (Cape Colony) at the head of a mounted "commando" of 200 men, the largest assembly ever known in the ...

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  43. MASTER CARRIERS' CONFERENCE.

    Delegates from Victoria, South Australia, and Queensland attended the tenth annual conference of the Federal Council of the Master Carriers' Association. ...

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  44. Loss of a Steamer.

    A message from Memphis (Tennessee) said that a number of members of the crew of the Government vessel Norman were reported to have lost their lives ...

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  45. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir.—While many things are being said and done in the name of liberty, may I ask if the average Western Australian has the slightest idea of the meaning of ...

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  46. A Colonial Party.

    A meeting of Reichstag Deputies of all parties who have had experience in connection with Germany's former colonies. decided to form an inter-party ...

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  47. Y.A.L. TOURISTS.

    The Y.A.L. tourists made an interesting tour this afternoon in a fleet of sixty motor cars, put at their disposal by citizens of Perth. They covered 120 miles ...

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  48. SOUTH AFRICA.

    A joint session of the two Houses of Parliament passed unanimously to-day an amendment to the Constitution whereby Afrikaans (a localised form of Dutch) ...

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  49. BODIES RECOVERED.

    Of the 22 persons who were drowned when the Norman capsized, two bodies were recovered to-day. Five members of the crew were drowned, the rest being ...

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  50. BURGLARY IN BRISBANE.

    Late last night, or early this morning, burglars broke into the premises of Watson Bros., plumbers, Margaret-street, and blew open the safe. As banking took ...

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  51. WOMEN IN POLITICS.

    While admitting that women had [?] to take their place in [?] it was denied by the Oxford University debaters on Saturday night that women ...

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  52. AVIATION.

    The Italian aviator, Major di Pinedo, has left Bombay for Cocanada (in the Madras Division).—Reuter. ...

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