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  2. REPARATIONS.

    M. Theunis the Prime Minister of Belgium) and M. Hymans (the Belgian Minister for Foreign Affairs) have arrival rived here and conferred with ...

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  3. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    To-day was the quietest experienced thus far at the Empire Exhibition. This was due largely to the cold and showery weather but at the Australian Pavilion ...

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  4. BRITISH POLITICS.

    In response to a request from Mr. P. Snowden (the Chancellor of the Exchequer), the committee of the British Empire Producers' Organisation ...

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  5. VICTORIAN POLITICS.

    Following the decision of the Country Party to-day to nominate Mr. J. Bowser, a former Premier, for the position of Speaker, a crisis has arisen, which it is ...

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  6. HOLD-UP OF STEAMERS.

    When the Federal High Court assembled to-day, the Chief Justice (Sir Adrian Knox) announced that the application for an injunction brought by the ...

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  7. ELECTION CAMPAIGN.

    The legal bounds of Press criticism at election time were reviewed before the Full Court yesterday on an appeal by the "Sunday Times" Publishing Co., ...

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  8. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    Speaking at Geelong, the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) said:—"It is no use living in a fool's paradise, and thinking that everything is going well when it ...

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  9. DALKETTH MURDER.

    On the application of Mr. M. G. Lavan, the Full Court, consisting of Sir Robert McMillan (the Chief Justice), Mr. Justice Northmore and Mr. Justice Draper, ...

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  10. AMERICA.

    The move for a compromise between the executive and legislative branches of the Government on the question of Japanese exclusion was continued to-day ...

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  11. Points of Agreement.

    It is understood in French diplomatic circles that M.M. Poincare. Theunis and Hymans agreed (1) to insist rigidly on Germany putting the economic experts' ...

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  12. A NEW SENSATION.

    A new sensation involving President Coolidge was revealed to-day during a discussion by the Agriculture Committee of the Senate regarding the disposal ...

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  13. Prices of Fruit.

    The only sales which the Commissioners are running direct are cakes and rolls from the bakery. Arrangements have been made to farm out the sales of ...

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  14. PREMIER ON TOUR.

    Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, accompanied by his daughter Ishbel, made a tour of his constituency (Aberavon) to-day in a motor car, and was cheered everywhere ...

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  15. MR. MAXWELL'S VIEWS

    Speaking at Malvern, Mr. Maxwell, M.H.R., said that so long as the separate party meeting was insisted upon, he doubted the bona fides of the Country ...

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  16. Some Disagreement.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Herald" (Labour) understands that M.M. Theunis, Hymans and Poincare failed to reach an agreement ...

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  17. NATIONAL INSURANCE

    Giving evidence before the Federal National Insurance Commission to-day, Charles Henry Watkins, president of the Southern Tasmanian Friendly Societies' ...

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  18. S.S. Karoola.

    An ominous situation developed in shipping circles this afternoon, when it was learned that nine members of the crew of the Karoola had given notice to ...

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  19. SOUTH AFRICA.

    A message from Salisbury (Southern Rhodesia) reports that a peculiar position prevails in that territory, where the election campaign will close ...

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  20. "Perfect Identity of Views"

    Both sides have expressed their complete satisfaction, and say that a perfect identity of views prevails following a meeting which lasted more than three ...

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  21. WATER SUPPLY.

    In the green hills, back of Armadale yesterday, there was heavy firing and splinters flying in all directions. The mountain air was fresh and good the ...

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  22. Australian Wines.

    The Australian Press Association understands that the lack of Australian wines, of which a number of varieties are displayed in the Wembley cafe ...

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  23. MANUFACTURE OF PAPER.

    In view of the search by Australian scientists for an Australasian wood suitable for the manufacture of paper, the announcement which has been made by ...

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  24. British Official Opinion.

    Official opinion in Downing-street is very optimistic concerning the spirit of the Allies' replies on the reparations question, and it is considered that ...

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  25. The Expenditure.

    A preliminary financial statement concerning the Australian Pavilion in the Empire Exhibition shows that the original allotment for the Australian end ...

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  26. Mr. MacDonald's Views.

    "Let there be no doubt about it," said Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, in acknowledging the presentation of an illuminated address at Port Talbot (Aberavon): "the ...

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  27. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    While visiting the railway shops in Swindon (Wiltshire) the King mounted the footplate of a ne[?] engine named "Windsor Castle." called to the Queen ...

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  28. MARINE INQUIRY.

    Interest increases as the long inquiry into the collision between the steamers Wyrallah and Dilkera, in the Rip, on the night of April 8, reaches its final ...

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  29. FORD MOTOR COMPANY.

    The Ford Motor Company has filed its financial statement for the year 1923. This indicates that it is probably the third strongest industrial organisation in ...

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  30. Dried Fruit Position.

    In connection with the cable messages regarding Australian dried fruits at the Empire Exhibition, the secretary of the Australian Dried Fruits Association ...

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  31. AVIATION DEVELOPMENTS.

    Some interesting particulars regarding aviation matters generally, and local progress particularly, were obtained in an interview with Major N. Brearley, of ...

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  32. Germany Preparing.

    The German Government has completed drafts of the laws which will be necessary to ensure the execution of the economic experts' plans, and these will ...

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  33. NEW LONDON CLUB.

    A committee representing artists and writers from the Overseas Dominions Artists' Club in London. Dominions musicians, actors, dancers, painters. ...

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  34. BOMB EXPLOSION.

    The violence against clerical Prohibitionists is spreading westwards. A bomb which is supposed to have been set by "bootleggers" wrecked' the home of the ...

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  35. AVIATION.

    Maclaren has returned to Karachi from Parlu by railway, and is endeavouring to obtain a new section for the engine of his machine. The rest of the ...

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  36. RAILWAY MATTERS.

    Two distinguished railway experts, Sir Sam Fay and Sir Vincent Raven, passed through Fremantle yesterday on the R.M.S. Orvieto, on route to Sydney, ...

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  37. Doisy's Attempt.

    Lieut. Doisy, the French military airman, who is trying to fly from Paris to Japan, left Bunder Abbas (Persia) for Karachi this morning.—Reuter. ...

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  38. THE COTTON TRADE.

    Mr. Bartlett president of the New York Cotton Exchange, who arrived in Liverpool to-day, says that a year ago the American mills were taking the bulk ...

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  39. COLLIERY DISASTER.

    A message from Wheeling (West Virginia) says that 107 miners have been entombed by an explosion in the Benwood coal mine. All of the entrances to ...

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  40. GERMANY.

    A number of persons who took part in the Hitler rising in November last, and were sentenced to from 15 to 18 months' imprisonment in a fortress ...

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  41. FRUITGROWERS' CONFERENCE.

    The sittings of the Australian Conference of Fruitgrowers were resumed to-night, the morning and afternoon being devoted to a motor trip through ...

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  42. SYDNEY TOWN CLERK.

    The Labour aldermen who have been endeavouring to bring about the retirement of the Town Clerk of Sydney (Mr. T. H. Nesbitt) are being opposed by the ...

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  43. Hindenburg III.

    The Paris correspondent of the Central News Agency (London) reports that Field Marshal Hindenburg is seriously if. ...

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  44. IRELAND.

    Following the breakdown of the conference on the Irish boundary question. Mr. J. H. Thomas (the Secretary of State for the Colonies) had a long ...

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  45. Claims of Belgians.

    The Geneva correspondent of the London "Daily Express" says that some eighty thousand Belgians are bringing actions against Germany in consequence ...

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  46. THE ROSS SEA.

    Captain C. A. Larsen, master of a Norwegian whaling ship which has just returned to New Zealand from an expedition to Ross Sea, has forwarded a ...

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  47. QUEENSLAND LOAN.

    Dealings in the Queensland loan began [?] a premium of 1 per cent., which is now 1 1-S per cent. Applicants for sums not exceeding £100 will receive full allot ...

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  48. FALSE INCOME TAX RETURN.

    On the charge of making a false income tax return for 1922 John Thomas Delaney was to-day fined £25, and ordered to pay double the difference between ...

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  49. CHAR-A-BANC TRAGEDY.

    Before the Acting-Chief Justice to-day Stephen Harold Stephens was presented on a charge of having, at (Mount Dandenong, on February 16 killed Mary ...

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  50. FIRE IN KOREA.

    A serious fire broke out at 10.40 to-night destroying a number of Government and other buildings. Troops were called out to help the firemen. ...

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  51. A FARMING FATALITY.

    Whilst engaged in driving a bar roller at Mr. P. W. Gorman's farm at Wongan Hills this morning Harold Beard, the 11 years old son of Joseph D. Beard ...

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  52. NORTHERN TERRITORY BORES

    Information was obtained by the Home and Territories Department to-day denying the complaint made by Mr. Conacher, the manager of Vestey Bros ...

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  53. BOY SCOUTS DEPART.

    An enthusiastic farewell was given the New South Wales boy scouts who left for England to-day by the Large Bay. The scouts numbering 75, assembled at ...

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  54. ELECTRIC TRAIN FATALITY.

    A boy who has not been identified was struck by an electric train and killed near the North Richmond station to-day. The driver saw the boy walking on an ...

    Article : 51 words
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