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  2. GALLIPOLI.

    There was almost a gala day at the Dardanelles and the Peninsula on the occasion of the unveiling of the Chunuk Rain memorial to fallen New Zealand ...

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  3. MOROCCAN WAR.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Herald" asserts that the situation in French Morocco is really graver than has been admitted officially. One ...

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  4. THE LATE MR. MASSEY.

    The remains of the late Prime Minister were borne to their last resting place on Point Halswell to-day. There was heavy rain at intervals during the morning, but ...

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  5. SENATE ELECTIONS.

    Yesterday, Senator E. Drake-Brockman handed to a representative of the "West Australian," the following copy of a letter that he had that day ...

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  6. THE WALSH CASE.

    Twice at least in its history the High Court has overridden its own judgments. It is unusual for it to be asked to set aside its judgements a few days after ...

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  7. LEGAL APPEAL.

    What was described by a member of the Bar as "a gesture of defiance at the Privy Council" was made by the Full Court of the High Court to-day when ...

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  8. MINING INDUSTRY.

    Speaking of the report of the Mining Commission, appearing in Wednesday's issue of the "West Australian," the Minister for Mines (Mr. M. F. Troy) said ...

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  9. INDUSTRIAL.

    In the House of Commons this evening Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland (Minister for Labour) said that the Government had tabled certain amendments to the draft ...

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  10. LUMPERS AND OVERTIME.

    By 1,049 votes to 276 the Brisbane waterside workers rejected a proposal for three shifts of eight hours each on the local waterfront. It was urged that ...

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  11. A Riff Reverse.

    A message from Rabat (Morocco) says that at dawn yesterday French columns, commanded by Generals Colombat and Freydenberg, and supported by ...

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  12. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    For some time past negotiations have been proceeding between the Plumbers' and Sheet Metal Workers' Union and the Employers' Federation (on behalf of ...

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  13. WAR HEROES.

    There was a great gathering in the Guildhall (London) to-day, when the freedom of the city of London was bestowed on the Earl of Oxford and ...

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  14. New Prime Minister.

    To-day Sir Francis Bell, the acting Prime Minister, waited on the Governor-General and was sworn in as prime minister. Mr. Nosworthy has been ...

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  15. BRITISH NAVY.

    In the House of Commons this evening. Rear-Admiral T. P. H. Beamish (Conservative) asked for particulars of the cruise of an American naval squadron to ...

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  16. LONDON MEMORIAL SERVICE.

    A large congregation of New Zealanders and others was present to-day at the memorial service to the late Mr. W. F. Massey in Westminster Abbey. Mr. A. ...

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  17. SOUTH-WESTERNS AFRICA.

    A forecast of the draft Constitution for the South-Western Protectorate is as follows:—It provides for an executive of eight members, of whom one is the ...

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  18. CHILLED MEAT.

    The Port Darwin's consignment of chilled meat was inspected by a large number of salesmen, butchers, representatives of various Governments (including ...

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  19. CANADA.

    A conference between the British Dominions and Great Britain will be necessary for the enactment of Canadian immigration legislation dealing with such ...

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  20. Y.A.L. TOURISTS.

    The Y.A.L. tourists were entertained in Edinburgh by the Rotary Club. The Lord Provost presided. The boys visited some country seats in ...

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  21. ACTORS' FEDERATION.

    Application was made to-day to the Commonwealth Arbitration Court by the Actors' Federation of Australia to very the award. The first variation sought was ...

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  22. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    The attendance at Wembley to-day totalled about 48,500.—Reuter. Earl Jellicoe opened officially to-day the children's "Treasure Island" at ...

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  23. A Royal Visit.

    The King and Queen paid a visit to the Wembley Exhibition to-day to inspect the Empire food cooking section. Inquiries made at the Dominions ...

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  24. AMERICA.

    It is asserted that Mr. Henry Ford will buy 400 of the American Shipping Board's vessels provided that the prices are reasonable. ...

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  25. NEW ZEALAND LOAN.

    The Financial Correspondent of the London "Morning Post" mentions a rumour to the effect that the underwriters of the New Zealand loan may be obliged ...

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  26. BRITISH POLITICS.

    To-day the House of Lords passed without discussion the motion for the third reading of the Gold Standard Bill.—Reuter. ...

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  27. PRINCE OF WALES.

    The Natal Indian Congress having recommended a boycott in connection with the visit of the Prince of Wales to Durban, because of the refusal of the Town ...

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  28. FEDERAL BOARD OF TRADE.

    A general meeting of the Commonwealth Board of Trade was held in Melbourne yesterday. It was the first meeting at which representatives of the ...

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  29. Australian Butter.

    In the House of Commons to-day, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister (President of the Board of Trade), said that the had obtained no information warranting the ...

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  30. Picture by Wire.

    An illustration of a finger print sent by wire from here to Chicago was identified in one minute after it was received in the Chicago Police Department. The tests ...

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  31. ANGLICAN CONGRESS.

    Meetings were held to-day in two rival camps of the Church of England. The Anglo-Catholics held a meeting at the High Church Centre, St. Mary's Mission, ...

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  32. DEALINGS BEGUN.

    Dealings in the New Zealand loan began to-day at 1½ per cent. discount. The underwriters have been saddled with 85 per cent. of the loan.—Reuter. ...

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  33. A New Cable.

    The Western Electric Company announces that it will lay at once a cable to link Victoria (British Columbia) with Suva (Fiji Islands).—Reuter. ...

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  34. RENT WAR.

    After an interval of three months, evictions in Clydebank (Glasgow) were resumed this morning. The Sheriff's officers carried out four evictions ...

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  35. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    A stir has been caused in university circles in Cambridge by a proposal to prohibit students from using motor vehicles. Several members of the ...

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  36. A Report Shelved.

    The London "Daily Express" says that the Cabinet has shelved the Food Commission's report, opinion being divided as to the practicableness of the ...

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  37. FRANCE.

    As a result of the Caillaux Budget, the price of the cheapest tobacco has been increased by 40 per cent., and the prices of other brands of pipe tobacco and ...

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  38. WOMEN'S CONGRESS.

    The convention of the International Council of Women voted to-day against permission being given to other international institutions to affiliate to the ...

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  39. EARTHQUAKES.

    Eight persons were killed and many Injured, and 50 houses were razed to the ground during the earthquake at Negros no May 5. One house which ...

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  40. INCOME TAX EVASION.

    Jacob Johannson, assistant secretary of the Sydney branch of the Seamen's Union, was proceeded against to-day at the Central Summons Court on an ...

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  41. DETECTIVES ON TRIAL.

    After Judge Detheridge had summed up the jury retired shortly after noon to-day to consider its verdict in the case in which Senior Detective Neil Olholm ...

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  42. ELECTROCUTION.

    John Peter Grant Walker (37), a fitter employed at Pilgrim's Mill, near Margaret River, met his death in a tragic manner on tuesday. Walker was ...

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  43. AVIATION.

    The aeroplane of Major Pedro Zanni (the Argentinian aviator) overturned while he was attempting to "hop off" at about noon to-day for Kashmigaura. ...

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  44. A LONDON OUTRAGE.

    Some remarkable evidence with regard to the state of the garden flat occupied by the Australian artist. Frank Williams, was given in the Bow-street ...

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  45. MOTHER CHARGED.

    In the Adelaide Police Court to-day a married woman named Myrtle Moore was committed for trial on a charge of having attempted to murder her son, Harold ...

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  46. CLERGYMAN IN DOCK.

    Persons in the City Court to-day saw the unusual spectacle of a clergyman named Ronald in the prisoner's dock. He was charged with having on January ...

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  47. BELGIUM.

    M. Aloys Van de Vyvere (the "Roman Catholic leader) has formed a Cabinet. He is Prime Minister and Minister for Finance. Ex-Deputy Thodor is Minister ...

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  48. NEWSBOY'S DEATH.

    While he was selling newspapers at Annandale, Reginald Bullivant, aged 11 years, was knocked down and killed by a tram. The lad jumped off the footboard ...

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