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  2. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    Their Majesties the King and Queen accompanied by the Prince of Wales, made a detailed inspection of the Australian and New Zealand Pavilions this ...

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  3. BRITISH POLITICS.

    To-night the House of Commons passed without a division the motion for the second reading of the Unemployment Insurance Bill, which was introduced by ...

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  4. AVIATION.

    Captain Doisy's flight from Canton to Shanghai occupied nine hours and ten minutes. His landing was witnessed by a large crowd, including the entire ...

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  5. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    "Mr. Bruce's outburst at Adelaide clearly indicates that he realises that the people of Australia are only awaiting an opportunity to end the career of a ...

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  6. AMERICA.

    Mr. Butler, chairman of the Naval Committee, told the House of Representatives that at least 150,000,000 dollars must be expended if the United States ...

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  7. VICTORIAN POLITICS.

    The Electoral Districts Redistribution Bill was defeated in the Legislative Assembly last night by 31 votes to 26. Immediately after the division the Premier ...

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  8. INDUSTRIAL.

    All of the dockers who were on strike have resumed work.—Reuter. ...

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  9. South African Dispute.

    This morning the engine drivers in the Government areas and the new State areas presented to their respective managements notices to the effect that ...

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  10. The Daugherty Inquiry.

    "Upon the authority of the former Attorney-General (Mr. Daugherty) orders given by Jesse Smith, his friend and companion, were obeyed by the Bureau ...

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  11. A Dramatic Effort.

    The Peking representative of the United Press Association (U.S.A.) says that Captain Doisy's daring and dramatic effort to make the first ...

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  12. SOUTH AFRICA.

    A message from Salisbury reports a serious invasion of Southern Rhodesia by locusts. The Government is making preparations to fight the pest. A swarm ...

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  13. Duty on Butter.

    A representative of the Australian Press Association interviewed several major dealers in the butter market, and they disapproved the Senate's resolution ...

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  14. THE ORAMA.

    The Orama, the first of three new oil-burners of 20,000 tons each for the Orient Line, was launched to-day at Barrow-in-Furness (Lancashire). Sir ...

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  15. Ex-Ranker Officers.

    In the House of Commons this evening Mr. S. Walsh (Secretary of State for War) announced that the Government had decided to accept entirely the ...

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  16. Exhibits Inspected.

    Their Majesties were received at the main entrance by the Duke of Devonshire. Sir James Stevenson, and other members at the Exhibition Board. Sir ...

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  17. Dissolution Probable.

    Following his interview with the Governor, the Premier stated that Parliament had been prorogued until May 29. He had tendered certain advice to his ...

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  18. THE FAR EAST.

    Following the dismissal yesterday of the 1.700 employees from the Parnaval military arsenal it was to-day announced that 2,000 others had been discharged in ...

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  19. A New Machine.

    The French Air Ministry announces that every effort will be made to send a new machine to Shanghai from Hanoi to permit Captain Doisy to continue his ...

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  20. Canberra Land.

    Mr. John Harris (Liberal) renewed in the House of Commons this evening his questions regarding advertisements of land near Canberra. He referred to ...

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  21. American Fliers.

    A message from Minato (Japan) says that the three American fliers have arrived there.—Reuter ...

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  22. NEW STATES.

    The New States Commission continued its sittings to-day, when evidence on the historical records of Australia was given. Dr. James Watson, officer in ...

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  23. Unpromising Weather.

    The latest report from Hitokappu (received at 10 o'clock last evening) says that the weather conditions for the flight to-morrow, are still unpromising. The ...

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  24. Y.A.L. TOURISTS.

    The Y.A.L. tourists left Amiens at nine o'clock yesterday morning and returned at eight in the evening. They motored about 120 miles in the ...

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  25. Photographs by Wire.

    A revolution in news photography is promised by the process of the electrical transmission of pictures from Cleveland New York. The American Telephone ...

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  26. DUMPING FROM THE EAST.

    Having been bitten so often most of the city firms with importing connections with the Eastern States were able to avoid serious inconvenience from the ...

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  27. COMPOSITE MINISTRY,

    In the House of Representatives today the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Charlton) asked the Treasurer had he read the ultimatum of the Prime ...

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  28. Maclaren Moves.

    Squadron-Leader Maclaren has left for Akyab (Burma).—Reuter ...

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  29. Preferential Trade.

    A massage from Kingston (Jamaica) reports that popular resentment at the British Government's attitude regarding preference has resulted in the ...

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  30. Arrival at Akyab.

    A message from Akyab reports that Macharen has arrived there.—Reuter. ...

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  31. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The Health Committee of the League of Nations has recommended the Council of the League to establish an epidemiological bureau in Singapore. The League's ...

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  32. RUSSIA.

    A communique which was issued this evening concerning the Anglo-Russian Conference, says:—The Soviet Delegation handed to the British Delegation a ...

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  33. FAMOUS AIRMAN KILLED.

    Captain Andrew Lang, the well-known aviator, was killed near Camperdown early this morning, when the car in which he was trying to create a reliability ...

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  34. Indictable Offences Bill

    The text has been issued of the Indictable Offences (Regulation of Reports) Bill, which has been introduced in the House of Commons by Captain R. ...

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  35. Japanese Exclusion.

    The Privy Council has decided to file a formal protest within ten days after President Coolidge has signed the American Exclusion Act, and it has indicated ...

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  36. MIGRATION.

    The work of the International Emigration Conference is at a standstill as a result of the delegates having failed to acres on definitions of "emigrant" and ...

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  37. IRELAND.

    The Free State Government has dissolved the Dublin Corporation and appointed three commissioners to perform its duties, on the ground that these are ...

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  38. Resignations.

    As a result of persistent inquiry the Foreign Minister (Baron Matsui) told Press correspondents that Mr. Hanibara may be permitted shortly to resign his ...

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  39. Government's Project.

    The Free State Minister controlling local government reported that the efforts of individual members of the Dublin Corporation to secure the efficient ...

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  40. Unnamed Nominations.

    The State Council of the New Settlers' League has adopted a system of unnamed nomination in immigration. It will be merely necessary to specify that a new ...

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  41. A Treason Trial.

    The Ukrainian Executive Committee has commuted to 10 years' imprisonment the death sentences which were passed on some members of the local ...

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  42. A Royal Court.

    The first Court of the Empire Exhibition year was of a most brilliant character, and there were about 1,000 guests. The Queen were a dress of gold ...

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  43. INDIA.

    The latest Satyagraha (passive resistance) campaign, similar to that adopted in the Punjab by the Akalis and in Travancore by "untouchables," began ...

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  44. New Settlers.

    The Officer-in-Charge of Immigration advises that the following is a list of new setters due to arrive at Fremantle by the as Berri[?] on May 31:—Nominated: ...

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  45. THE ORMONDE.

    The steamer Ormonde, bound from Australia to London, collided with the collier Pacific while entering the Colombo harbour this morning. The accident was ...

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  46. CRICKET.

    Heavy rain fell at Bristol yesterday and the pitch was so soft that no play in the match between the South Africans and Gloucestershire was possible, and ...

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  47. Labour Press Criticism.

    The London "Daily Herald" (Labour) in an editorial links up the unemployment debate in the House of Commons with Mr. James Brown's Edinburgh ...

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  48. LIFE AND LAUGHTER.

    A topical flavour distinguishes the illustrations in this week's "Western Mail," which will be published to-day. Humorous features of the University ...

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  49. THE EMPTY NORTH.

    Captain H. Wilkins, M.C., F.R.G.S., who is about to undertake a scientific expedition into Northern Queensland and other parts of the North of Australia ...

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  50. A Conspiracy Case.

    At the sessions here Judge Holme delivered judgment in the Bolshevik conspiracy case. He sentenced each of the four accused to four years' rigorous ...

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  51. COUNTY MATCHES.

    Against Gloucester at Lord's, Middlesex scored 295 for 7 and then declared (Hearne 93). Gloucester made 122 (Hearne 6 for 36) and lost by 216 runs. ...

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  52. Reference in Parliament.

    In the House of Representatives today Mr. Prowse (W.A.) said that owing to industrial troubles a considerable amount of coastal shipping was held up. ...

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  53. Resignation Accepted.

    President Coolidge has instructed Mr. C. E. Hughes (the Secretary of State) to accept Mr. Woods's resignation, but has declared himself as not being ...

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  54. WIRELESS SCHEME.

    The London "Daily Telegraph" says: —Lord Lawrence has given notice of his intention to ask the Government to table the correspondence with the ...

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  55. A Denial.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says that Mr. Hanihara, in commenting on the Tokio despatches notifying that he would be ...

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  56. CLAIM FOR £25,000.

    The Full Court of New South Wales to-day dismissed an application in a case in which Charles Carter, a labourer, of Sydney, appeared in person for a rule ...

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  57. ARMSTRONG TO PLAY.

    Warwick Armstrong has joined the Bickley Park Cricket Club and will play in the cricket week commencing on June 16 against the Incognito and the ...

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  58. EARTHQUAKES.

    A message from Hilo says that the volcano of Kilauea (Hawaii), which has been in eruption for several days, gave to-day alarming indications, and many ...

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  59. THE PRICE OF BUTTER.

    The butter position showed no change to-day. A further meeting of some members of the advisory committee was held in the afternoon, and it was decided that ...

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  60. THE LATE J. W. ZULCH.

    The late J. W. Zulch, whose death was reported yesterday, made the following scores in South Africa against the last Australian eleven:—For the Transvaall, ...

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  61. The Wheeler Case.

    A long and angry debate took place in the Senate to-day on the Wheeler committe's report.Senator Boarah asked the Senate to ...

    Article : 148 words
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