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  2. AMERICA.

    Other aspirants declined to accept Mr. McAdoo's counter-proposals, and the Convention opened its twelfth day without apparently the slightest hone of ...

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  3. REPARATIONS.

    In the House of Commons the Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay Macdonald) announced his intention to visit Paris tomorrow on the proposal of M. Herriot ...

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  4. ROYAL SOCIETY'S MEDAL

    The annual general meeting of the Royal Society of Western Australia was held last night at the University. After the transaction of the formal business, ...

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  5. BRITISH POLITICS.

    In the House of Commons to-day the Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald) announced that the Government had decided against the construction of the ...

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  6. RUSSIA.

    The silence regarding the Anglo-Russian negotiations, which was beginning to be regarded in some quarters as ominous, was partly broken in the House ...

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  7. DEVELOPING THE NORTH.

    "The problem of the development of the North is an economic rather than a health question. There are many industries in the North waiting ...

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  8. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    Asked by Sir Harry Brittain (Unionist, Acton) if there had been any trade re­sults from the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley. Mr. W. Lunn ...

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  9. INDUSTRIAL

    It is estimated in trade union circles that between 100,000 and 150,000 oper-ative builders have struck work since the strike was declared on Saturday. The ...

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  10. STATE SHIPPING.

    The South Australian Royal Commis­sion appointed to inquire into sea trans­port charges and facilities on Dyre Penin­sular commenced its Western Australian ...

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  11. Access to Ministers.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. J. H. Thomas (Secretary of State for the Colonies), in reply to Mr. E. Harmsworth (Unionist Isle of Thanet), denied ...

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  12. SHEARING INDUSTRY.

    In the State Arbitration Court, before Mr. Justice MeCawley, the A.W.U. applied for a new award dealing with the shearing industry and station hands, ...

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  13. Demands on Legislators.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, Major Hore Belisha's Bill was read a second time.—Reuter. [A London message of July 2 stated: ...

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  14. Excessive Charges.

    The majority of the passengers who arrived at Fremantle yesterday on the R.M.S. Maloja had visited Wembley and viewed the Empire Exhibition, and all ...

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  15. A Hope That Failed.

    The action of the Democratic Convention in releasing all its delegates from further obligation to any candidate for the presidency, failed to bring the ...

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  16. Wrangel's Fleet.

    A special correspondent informs the "Daily Chronicle" that the French Government proposes to hand over to the Soviet General Wrangei's Black Sea ...

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  17. PRINCE OF WALES.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" learns that the Prince of Wales, travelling incognito as Baron Renfrew, is expected to come to ...

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  18. McAdoo Weakens.

    After the recess a report was circulated that there would be a movement toward Senator Ralston as a compromise candidate and a further weakening of ...

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  19. CRICKET.

    At Northampton to-day the weather was fine, but dull. The attendance was small and the wicket hard. Jupp was an absentee owing to an injury to his hand ...

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  20. THEATRICAL ORGANISATION.

    Recently it was announced that the firm of J. C. Williamson, Ltd., had entered into an agreement with the African Theatres Trust and the interests of ...

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  21. AUSTRIA.

    Eleven persons were wounded in a street fight between Monarchists and Social Democrats at Klosterneuburg last evening. The Monarchists' storm troops, ...

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  22. The French View.

    Mr. Ramsay MacDonald's decision to visit Paris immediately has produced a remarkable change of tone, and has dispelled the increasing wave of pessimism ...

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  23. Oxford v. Cambridge.

    The University cricket match was begun at Lord's to-day. Rain delayed the start till a quarter past 12 and there was an attendance of four thousand ...

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  24. Mr. Ralston's Position.

    Before the adjournment, till Tuesday morning the coalition forces of the De-mocratic Convention swept the McAdoo votes to their lowest point, Mr. Smith ...

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  25. BRITISH WARSHIPS.

    The British Special Service Squadron arrived this afternoon from British Columbia, for a visit of three days, and was accorded a rousing welcome. An ...

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  26. Gilligan Injured.

    Owing to his having been struck by the ball while, batting for the Gentlemen versus the Players, A. E. Gilligan (the English captain) is unlikely to play in ...

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  27. Mr. MacDonald's Desire.

    Prior to has departure for Paris, Mr. MacDonald said that his visit must be taken as an indication of his desire to see a settlement of Anglo-French ...

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  28. Socialist Convention.

    The National Convention of the Socialist Party of America has enlisted under the presidential banner of Senator La Follette.—Reuter. ...

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  29. TAXIS FOR AUSTRALIA.

    The Yellow Motor Cab Company has announced the sale of 230 taxi-cabs. Of this number 100 will be shipped within 60 days for operation, initially, in ...

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  30. County Matches.

    At Tunbridge Wells, Sussex scored ISO versus Kent 190 and 308 (G. Bryan 69), Woolley 117, Wensley, 6 for 96. Sus-sex made 3 for oil at the second ...

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  31. President's Loss.

    Mr. Calvin Coolidge, Jun., aged 17 years, the younger son of President Coolidge, died to-day from blood poisoning A week ago he slightly blistered his heel ...

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  32. SPAIN.

    The special correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" in Morocco, Mr. Boyd Cable, reports that the Riffs besieged a Spanish garrison on the River Lau. and heavy ...

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  33. MUTINOUS SCOUTS.

    The disaffected native Scouts total 600, Most of them, however, now express their willingness to return to duty. It is officially stated that the situation does ...

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  34. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The secretary of the Midland District Council of the A.L.P. (Mr. W. D. Johnson, M.L.A.) made a (statement to a representative of the "West Australian" ...

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  35. SEWERAGE OF COTTESLOE.

    After the publication last week of the reply by the Mayor of Cottesle (Mr. C. F. J. North. M.L.A.) to the comments of the Engineer for Metropolitan Water ...

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  36. AUSTRALIAN BOY SCOUTS.

    The High Commissioner for Australia (Sir Joseph Cook) entertained the second contingent of Australian Boy Scouts at Australian House. The visitors included ...

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  37. N.S.W. PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-night Mr. J. J. G. McGirr resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply. It had been announced earlier that Mr. McGirr would ...

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  38. LABOUR CONFERENCE.

    Mr. J. Curtin has arrived in London. He criticised the Common wealth Government's attitude towards the Interna-tional Labour Conference in Geneva, and ...

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  39. Spanish Troops Reinforced.

    A communique declares that the general situation in Morocco has improved. Strong reinforcements have arrived at Melilla and Tetuan from Spain. The ...

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  40. AVIATION.

    The American aviators have arrived at Chahbar (Persia), some 400 miles due west of Karachi.—Reuter. ...

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  41. EXPORT OF APPLES.

    Some little time ago the Council of Industrial Development received in-quiries from Mr. E. T. Sheaf, Australian Trade Commissioner in the East, at ...

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  42. MEMORIAL TABLET.

    In the presence of the British Ambassador (the Marquis of Crewe), Lord Ypres, Sir Fabian Ware, many Allied officers, and British and French ...

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  43. Arrival at Bushire.

    The American aviators have arrived here.—Reuter. [Bushire is situated on the east shore of the Persian Gulf, about 600 miles to ...

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  44. A GREEK ARCHBISHOP.

    Appointed to the diocese of Australia, Archbishop Christophorus Knitis, B.Litt., of the Greek Orthodox Church, arrived at Fremantle yesterday on the R.M.S. ...

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  45. LEGACY DUTY UNPAID.

    Nellie Joel, aged 28 years, daughter of Solomon Joel, the South African millionaire, was prosecuted to-day for failure to pay £1,100 legacy duty upon £7,000 ...

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  46. CANADA.

    In the House of Commons to-day a Bill providing for reciprocal most favoured nation treatment with Finland was read the first time. ...

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  47. SHIPBUILDING.

    The improvement in shipbuilding is shown by Lloyd's Register in the shipbuilding returns for the quarter ended on June 30. The tonnage actually in course ...

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  48. ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

    Three men and two women were, at the Darlinghurst Sessions to-day, charged with conspiring among themselves to use an instrument on a young woman, to ...

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  49. INTERSTATE TRADE.

    Keen competition has been a feature of the interstate shipping trade since October, when Patrick's Steamships, Limited, made a reduction of 10 per cent. ...

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  50. Obituary.

    The death is announced of Mr. Herbert Hartley Dewart, a member for Toronto, and formerly the leader of the Liberal Party in Ontario. ...

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  51. MELBOURNE ROBBERIES.

    Many applicants to the police for permission to carry revolvers were granted certificates sanctioning the purchase of firearms to-day. They explained that ...

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  52. IRRIGATION AREA.

    It was announced to-day by the Premier (Sir George Fuller) that a report had been received from the sub-committee which was appointed to consider the ...

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  53. BRAZIL.

    An army of 13,000 rebels from Sao Paulo is marching towards Rio de Janciro according to a correspondent of "La Nacion," News from Brazil is vague and ...

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  54. RAIN IN QUEENSLAND.

    Rain fell almost throughout the subtropical zone, and scattered places on the north coast and central coast divisions during the 24 hours ended this ...

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  55. VERDICT OF SUICIDE.

    A message from Queenstown reports that an inquest was held to-day before the District Coroner (Mr. W. C. Rice) on the dead body of James Poysdea, ...

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  56. MAIL BAGS ROBBED.

    About a dozen of the mailbags on the s.s; Waimana were tampered with dur-ing the voyage from London. There is no official knowledge of what was stolon, ...

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