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  2. SURGEONS CONGRESS.

    Eight Australasian surgeons have arrived to attend the 14th annual Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons which will open to-morrow. ...

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  3. INDUSTRIAL.

    Alleging that a new system of contract work introduced by the gas companies is likely to supersede existing methods of employment, gas workers ...

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  4. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The final figures show 1,414 candidates nominated on Saturday, including 32 who were unopposed, making with the previous nominations for Cambridge ...

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  5. INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

    The game between the All England Eleven and Western Australia was continued yesterday at the W.A.C.A. Oval. The weather was ideal, and the wicket ...

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  6. EUROPEAN POLITICS.

    In a speech at the congress of the Radical Socialist Party at Boulogne, M. Herriot (the Prime Minister) claimed that as the result of the Government's ...

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  7. CHINA.

    A fire which was confined to portions of the western district broke out in Canton, but was extinguished within twenty-four hours. Less than ...

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  8. CIVIC EXPANSION.

    As a result of discussion not a meeting of the Perth City Council yesterday the Minister for Works (Mr. A. McCallum) will be asked to receive a ...

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  9. TRAIN COLLISION.

    A serious railway disaster was narrowly averted at Castlemaine about a quarter past 6 o'clock on Friday night, when an empty train about to ...

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  10. A Cruel Deed.

    Reasoned opinion in Hong Kong deprecates the Communists' congratulatory telegram to Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen on his "magnificent victory," and considers the ...

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  11. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    At a meeting of members of the box and case making branch of the metropolitan section of the Australian Timber Workers' Union, held in the Trades Hall ...

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  12. Week-End Speeches.

    The week-end speeches dealt almost exclusively with the Campbell case and the Russian Treaty. Neither the Conservatives nor the Liberals are ...

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  13. British Precautions.

    A detachment of fifty Indian grenadiers with ammunition and machine guns was despatched to the Shameen (Foreign quarter), last night as a precautionary ...

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  14. Dr. Stresemann.

    In a speech at Franfurt-on-Main the Foreign Minister (Dr. Stresemann), referring to the Zeppelin flight, hoped that Germany would be permitted to continue ...

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  15. CANBERRA.

    Particulars were made available to-day by the Department of Home and Territories of the lands in the city area at Canberra, the leases of which are to ...

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  16. Sermon by the Primate.

    The Archbishop of Canterbury, preaching at Sittingbourne (Kent). said that people from Penzance to Scapa Flow (Orkneys) must in a few days vote ...

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  17. THE MERREDIN DISTRICT.

    At the conclusion of the field day at the Merredin State Experiment Farm on Friday, the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. M. F. Trey), and the following ...

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  18. A Peace Meeting.

    The Cologne correspondent of the London "Morning Post" states that a meeting organised by the German peace party was notable for speeches by ...

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  19. THE PHILIPPINES.

    One Chinese was killed and two policemen and 13 Chinese were seriously wounded in anti-Chinese rioting which took place on Saturday and Sunday. Five ...

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  20. Stock Exchange.

    The London "Morning Post's City editor says:—"The Stock Exchange takes it for granted, that as protection is nut of the war between the Unionists ...

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  21. STATE LOTTERIES.

    At a meeting of the Women's Central Branch of the National League, Mr. T. A, L. Davy, M.L.A., delivered an address on the State Lotteries Bill. ...

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  22. Reparations Official.

    Mr. Seymour Parker, Gilbert, permanent agent for General Reparations, has arrived in Paris from America. After conferring with Mr. Owen Young and ...

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  23. The Queensland Match.

    After play yesterday the selectors met and chose the two names of local players to be submitted to the Queensland Association. Their choice fell on Fred, ...

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  24. Looting Taking Place.

    A Filipino was killed this morning by Chinese. The total number of the arrests made is 385. A good deal of looting is taking place, and a battalion of scouts is ...

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  25. Match Illustrated.

    A full page of illustrations of the match of Saturday and yesterday will appear in this week's "Western Mail." ...

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  26. Swedish Premier.

    M. Branting, the new Premier, declared that his first aim would be to reduce armaments, but he would not propose the ratification of the Geneva protocol ...

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  27. The Play.

    The Englishmen did not resume their innings yesterday. Gilligan declaring it closed. The weather was dull, and the wicket good when play started. ...

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  28. AVIATION.

    As a result of recent activities undertaken unofficially by Mr. David Stead who, jointly with Sir Joseph Carruthers, represented the Commonwealth at the ...

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  29. Speeches by Ministers.

    Lard Thomson (Secretary of State for Air), speaking at Sheffield, declared that if the so-called anti-Socialist pact were successful it could only lead to a ...

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  30. Howell Benefit Match.

    The match between New South Wales and an Australian Eleven for the benefit of Mr. W. P. Howell was continued to-day. The Rest concluded their first ...

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  31. WAR IN MOROCCO.

    On the occasion of his appointment as Commander-in-Chief of the Spanish Army in Africa, General Primo de Rivera (the Spanish Dictator) issued a ...

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  32. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir,—The problem of Betting easy and safe access to the city should, be grappled with by removing the principal cause of all the trouble—the central railway ...

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  33. PANIC AT A CINEMA.

    A telegram from Athens states that 25 persons were killed and 10 others injured, mostly children, during a stampede following a false alarm of fire at a ...

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  34. Russian Views.

    M. Zinovieff's speech in Moscow, which was accompanied by laughter, described Mr. Ramsay MacDonalds situation as affording the "finest cinema display for ...

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  35. A Methodist Protest.

    At the quarterly meeting of the Maylands, Bayswater, and North Mayland, Methodist Churches last Friday the following resolution was carried ...

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  36. AMERICAN FLEET.

    The Board of Naval Strategy, sitting at Washington, issued to-day for the purpose of comparison with actual naval warfare the results arrived at in a ...

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  37. COMMONWEALTH LOAN

    It was officially announced by the Commonwealth Treasury to-day that three States—New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania—has new secured ...

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  38. FRENCH CONFLAGRATION.

    A message from Evlan-les-Bains (France) reports that 40 out of 44 houses constituting a village in Haute Savoie have been burned down. The villagers ...

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  39. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    Belgium's reply to Germany with regard to the admission of the latter to the League of Nations says that there should be no objection to Germany occupying a ...

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  40. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir,—The members of the Claremont Congregational Women's Guild (who do not countenance any form of gambling in aid of churches) wish to enter an ...

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  41. COUNTRY PROBLEMS.

    During his visit to the wheat belt towards the end of last week, the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. M. F. Troy) received a couple of deputations. ...

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  42. "A WORLD CRISIS."

    The Moscow correspondent of the London "Daily Express" states that M. Tchitcherin (Minister for Foreign Affairs), in reporting to the Central ...

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  43. STEAMER IN TROUBLE.

    The steamer Barlby has put back to Dakar. Two members of the crew are dead.—Reuter. [A London message of October 15 ...

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  44. FEDERAL MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce), who spent a few days in Sydney, left to-day by the Brisbane express for an extended tour of Queensland. Mr. Bruce will go ...

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  45. PROPERTY DEAL.

    Sir Norman Rae, of Bradford, England, the well-known woolbuyer, and his nephew, Mr. Leonard Rae, have purchased Green Hills, a property of some 8,500 ...

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  46. NATIONAL INSURANCE.

    Ministers of the Royal Commission which is inquiring into national insurance and health matters left Melbourne this afternoon for South Australia. They ...

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  47. WIRELESS.

    The Radio Society announces that its members carried out trans-oceanic tests on several nights, with the result that amateurs in London during this ...

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  48. MIGRATION.

    It was pointed out in state political [?] to-day that the offer made by the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) to the New South Wales Government to make ...

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  49. HEJAZ CAMPAIGN.

    The London, "Daily Chronicles" special correspondent at Jidda states that the Hajaz war has assumed a Gilbert [?] character. Nearly all the fond ...

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  50. SENATE VACANCY.

    A meeting of the National Association's executive will be held this week, when the question of the nomination of a candidate for the vacancy in the ...

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  51. AN OVERDUE SCOW.

    No news has been heard of the scow Cathkit, which is now 45 days out from Hobart to Melbourne. The last few days have been favourite for passage in the ...

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  52. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

    While Mr. F. D. Ackland, the Liberal candidate for Tiverton (Devonshire) was reading the lesson in the Broad Clyst Church yesterday he was summoned to ...

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  53. PRISONER ESCAPES.

    Reginald Lewis, who had been committed for trial on a charge of house-breaking, escaped from a cell adjoining the Essendon Court to-day. The police ...

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  54. DROWNED IN THE YARRA.

    After dragging in the Yarra yesterday and to-day the police found a body wales has been identified as that of Mr. W. R. Harm, a well-known city business man ...

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  55. ITALY.

    A Mercedes car driven by Count Zborowsky, a famous racing motorist, who was competing for the grand Prize of Italy, turned turtle Count ...

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  56. NO PRESENTMENT.

    No presentment will be filed in the case of Thomas Arthur Spring and Martha Jane Langriage, who had been committed for trial on a charge of having ...

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  57. BESSARABIA.

    A number of Russian bandits came into collision with Russian troops in the village of Tatarbunar [?] Ten Russian were killed and one ...

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  58. FEDERAL MINISTRY.

    The Federal Assistant Minister (Senator Wilson) arrived from Melbourne on Saturday, Questioned regarding the statement that the Prime Minister would ...

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