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  2. AMERICA.

    The Democratic Convention opened with a repetition of yesterday's dullness. On the eighteenth ballot Mr. W. G. MeAdoo lost a few votes receiving 470. Mr. ...

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  3. BRITISH POLITICS.

    In regard to the Government's defeat last night Mr. P. Snowden (Chancellor of the Exchequer) indicated in the House of commons to-day that the ...

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  4. JAPAN.

    Baron Shidehara (Foreign Minister) has expressed to the American Charged'Affaires, his deep regrets over the flag incident, saying:—"I hope no American ...

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  5. SOUTH AFRICA.

    General J. B. M. Hertzog and Mr. F. H. P. Creswell had an enthusiastic reception at a big Labour demonstration at Johannesburg. ...

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  6. WORLD POWER.

    A [?] paper of 140 printed pages prepared by the Institution of Engineers of Australia was presented at the World Power Conference at ...

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  7. COMMERCE CONGRESS.

    A congress of chambers of Commerce of the British Empire was opened at the Guildhall to-day. The Earl of Derby presided. The Australian delegation is ...

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  8. CRICKET.

    There were periods of the South Africans' innings to-day when there were prospects of their saving the game. The doggedness of the earlier batsmen ...

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  9. GERMANY.

    The German Note has created a not unfavourable impression. The question as to the date on which the inspection is to end is unlikely to create ...

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  10. Incident Considered Closed.

    The American Charge d'Affaires has been notified by the police that the flag has been recovered unharmed, except that it had been cut from the canvas ...

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  11. Old Age Pensions.

    In the House of Commons to-day the Old Age Pensions Bill passed the second reading stage.—Reuter. [A previous message stated:—About ...

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  12. General Smuts Elected.

    General Smuts has been returned un-opposed for the Standerton seat. [A message dated June 19 stated:— It has been reported that General Smuts ...

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  13. The British View.

    Well-informed people in London consider the German reply to be generally satisfactory, though it seems impossible to agree to the proposal that the work ...

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  14. Parliamentary Protest.

    A resolution was unanimously passed by the Lower House with regard to American exclusion, and a somewhat similar motion was also unanimously ...

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  15. The Union Parliament.

    The Union Parliament will be opened on July 25.—Reuter. ...

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  16. Control Commission.

    The Cabinet has appointed General Watch to be president of the Control Commission in Berlin, replacing General Nollet (Minister for War). It has also ...

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  17. The New Ministry.

    The general opinion regarding the new Ministry is that it is better than was expected. The mining and commercial interests are cautious, but are inclined to ...

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  18. Empire Parliamentary Association.

    On Friday week next the King and, Queen will attend a meeting of the Empire Parliamentary Association at Westminster Hall. At this function ...

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  19. Shidehara's Assurance.

    The Government's intention to introduce during the present session a Bull aiming at the abolition of [?]nationality for Japanese was announced by Baron ...

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  20. CHINA.

    The Chinese Cabinet has resigned.—Reuter. ...

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  21. Hertzog and Britain.

    Speaking at [?] banquet at Pretoria, General Hertzog expressed satisfaction at the reception of the new Ministry by the public Britain should he always and ...

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  22. The Supposed Cause.

    The resignation of the Sun-Pao-Chi Cabinet is believed to have been due to the possibility of a revival of the question of the pavment of the French ...

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  23. Channel Tunnel.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Diplomatic Correspondent states that the Imperial Defence Committee has turned down the Channel tunnel project on national ...

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  24. Mr. Ralston's Position.

    The Democratic, Convention balloted through two long sessions and adjourned late, Mr. MeAdoo was still leading at the thirtieth ballot, while Mr. Smith was ...

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  25. INFANT WELFARE.

    About 700 delegates from thirty different countries are attending an English speaking conference on infant welfare subjects. The Minister of Health ...

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  26. South Africa v. Yorkshire.

    At Bradford to-day the South Africans commenced a match against Yorkshire. The South Africans batted first, and at the luncheon adjournment had scored 107 ...

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  27. Labour Commonwealth Group.

    Mr. George Lansbury, Labour member for Bow and Bromley, has been selected chairman of the Labour Commonwealth Group of Parliamentarians in ...

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  28. IRELAND.

    The Dail Eireannl ratified to-day the Lausanne Treaty without a division. The Minister for External Affairs (Mr. D. Fitzgerald) said that the object was to ...

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  29. MIGRATION.

    From information gleaned yesterday it appears that there has been an unfortunate sequel to the recent sending of a number of migrant families to ...

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  30. COUNTY MATCHES.

    At Brighton Cambridge University made 280 versus Sussex (Mann 114, Wensley 7 for 87). Sussex won by 88 runs. ...

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  31. Russia and China.

    Baron Shidehara (Foreign Minister) in his speech in the Diet yesterday said that regarding Russia as negotiations were pending he was unable to say ...

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  32. YOUNG AUSTRALIANS.

    The young Australians were entertained at luncheon by the Glaegow Chamber of commerce. Sir Robert Mackenzie, in the course of a speech, said that if was ...

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  33. Prohibition Laws

    Gaston Means, an ex-agent of the Department of Justice whose expiolts in investigation read like a romance, was after a fortnight's trial before a Federal ...

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  34. LABOUR CONFERENCE.

    The anthrax committee of the International Labour Conference has drawn up a report recommending the disinfection of hair, horns and hoofs for ...

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  35. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A message from Rome states that an indigent Venetian shoemaker committed suicide because he feared that it would be necessary for him as heir to a ...

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  36. Boundary Commission.

    Mr. Justice Feetham has arrived in Dublin, and interviewed the President (Mr. W. T. Cosgrave). He, is the guest of the Governor General (Mr. T. ...

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  37. Boy Scouts' Movements.

    Some of the Australian Boy Scouts visited Chatham and Rochester Castle yesterday. Others were shown the King's stables and the United Service Museum. ...

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  38. Conference at Belfast.

    Mr. Justice Feetham has arrived at Belfast on a two days' visit, and has conferred with members of the Ulster Cabinet in regard to the boundary. Sir ...

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  39. GUNS FOR RUSSIA.

    Following reports that large quantities of rifles, guns, and munitions were being smuggled to Russia, the police made special investigations, with the ...

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  40. MIDLAND JUNCTION TOWN CLERK.

    The appointment of a town clerk to the Midland Junction Municipality, who is not a returned soldier, is causing considerable concern to the State executive ...

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  41. VICTORIAN AGENT-GENERAL.

    A distinguished gathering met in the Draper's Hall to-day to attend Sir John MeWhae's luncheon to meet Mr. George Fairbairn (the new Agent-General for ...

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  42. SMILES TO SELL.

    "I've Smiles to Sell," a laughing boy announces on the cover of this week's "Western Mail," published to-day. An illustrated cover is a new departure for ...

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  43. July Arrivals.

    The vessels already listed to arrive during July with migrants for Western Australia are as follow:—Barradine, due at Fremantle at 8 a.m. on Monday next: ...

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  44. N.S.W. PARLIAMENT.

    The Leader of the Labour Party (Mr. Lang) in the Legislative Assembly tonight moved a motion of censure on the ministry and generally attacked the ...

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  45. Financial Policy.

    Speaking in the Lower House this afternoon the Minister for Finance (Mr. Hamaguchi)referred pessimistically to the adverse balance of trade and the ...

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  46. A FAMOUS ACTRESS.

    In the one word. "delightful," Miss Gertrude Elliott (Lady Forbes Robertson) sums up her opinion of Australian audiences. The eminent actress, who ...

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  47. CANADA.

    A statement attributed to Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick Field (Commander of the British Service Squadron); during his visit to Victoria that the Dominion ...

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  48. Boy Migrants.

    In the House of Representatives today Mr. Mackey asked the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce): (1) How many boy migrants have landed in each of the ...

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  49. QUEST OF A KNIGHTHOOD.

    The hearing was continued to-day of the claim by Colonel George Parkinson for the return of £3,000 which he donated to the London College Ambulance, ...

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  50. NORTH-SOUTH RAILWAY.

    while in Melbourne recently the Premier (Mr. J. Gunn) conferred with the Commonwealth Minister for Works and Railways (Mr. Stewart) on railway ...

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  51. WYNDHAM BEEF.

    It was learned yesterday from the Colonial Secretary (Mr. J. M. Drew), on his return from Geraldton, that arrangements had been completed for the ...

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  52. An Ontario Loan.

    A resolution authorising the Government to borrow 500,000,000 dollars to meet maturing obligations, was passed by the House of Commons to-day. ...

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  53. EMPIRE PROBLEMS.

    The Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. J. H. Thomas) speaking at a Dominion Day dinner, said that the Government was convinced, that the time ...

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  54. INDUSTRIAL.

    The organiser of the Australian Workers' Union (Mr. T. C. Butler)in discussing the quarrymen's strike with a representative of the "West Australian" ...

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  55. AVIATION.

    Squadron Leader MacLaren left for; Foo-Chow at 9.30 a.m. to-day.—Reuter. ...

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  56. HISTORICAL FIND.

    Sir Timothy Coghlan, Agent-General for New South Wales, has purchased for the Mitchell Library, in Sydney, the diary of William Bradley, lieutenant of ...

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  57. THE NATIONS' LIFEBOATS.

    Londoners were afforded an interesting spectacle to-day, and the opportunity of comparing the types of the various nations' lifeboats, which were gaily ...

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  58. POSSESSION OF RACEHORSE.

    Robert [?] a horse trainer, who claims to be the owner of Princess Wynn, appeared at the Sydney Central Police Court to-day on a charge of having ...

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  59. American Mail Service.

    Aeroplanes are inaugurating a New york to San Fransisco mail service today. Owing to the heavy mail two machines left New York instead of one. One ...

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  60. YOUNGER MAINTENANCE CASE.

    After occupying a week, the hearing was concluded in dramatic circumstances in the General Sessions to-day of the appeal lodged by Alexander Mackie ...

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  61. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    At a meeting of the Eddington branch of the Victorian Farmers' Union it was resolved: "That this branch of the Victorian Farmers' Union, while ...

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  62. SPAIN.

    The Military Directorate announces that the military position in Morocco is worse. Groups of rebels on the banks of the Sand River make it difficult to ...

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