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  2. CRICKET.

    The Australians will open their tour on April 28 with a match at Maidenhead against the Minor Counties, whose team will be as follows:— ...

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  3. BRITISH COAL CRISIS.

    The coal conference has broken down. ...

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  4. AMERICA.

    Disputes regarding procedure marked the opening of the Senate inquiry to-day, the "drys" contending that a "wet"—Senator Reed—had taken up three ...

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  5. CHINA.

    The Superintendent of Police visited the Senior Minster and gave him, an assurance that although Tuan-Chi-Jui's Government might be suddenly dissolved ...

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  6. BRITISH POLITICS.

    In the House of Commons to-day. Mr. A. C. N. Dixey (Conservative) sought leave to introduce a Bill legalising betting and registering all bookmakers in the ...

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  7. ITALY AND GREECE.

    The Italian Embassy has issued a statement dealing with the reports circulated in London and Constantinople to the effect that Italy and Greece have ...

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  8. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    In the House of Lords, questioned to-day as to whether the Government was pledged to support the claim of any new country except Germany, to a ...

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  9. THE ROYAL INFANT.

    The fact that the Home Secretary (Sir W. Joynson-Hicks) was summoned to Bruton-street when the Duchess of York's baby was expected illustrates the ...

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  10. Situation Very Delicate.

    The coal situation is described as "very delicate." A laconic official statement, issued at the conclusion of a 90 minutes' conference between the ...

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  11. FRUIT EXPORT.

    Following a report that Professor J. M. Thompson, of the Liverpool University, had discovered a new method for the storage and transportation of fruit, ...

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  12. Tsao-Kun Reinstated.

    According to present arrangements Tsao-Kun, who was President immediately prior to Tuan-Chi-Jui, and who was forced to resign by "force [?] ...

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  13. Good Progress.

    It has been authoritatively learned that the progress of the Duchess of York and her daughter is as satisfactory as could be wished. ...

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  14. A Good Side.

    The selection includes six University blues, of whom Falcon was the hero of a sensational bowling feat resulting in A C. Maclaren's eleven defeating ...

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  15. Disarmament Conference.

    In the House of Commons to-day, Sir Austen Chamberlain said that notwithstanding Russia's declining "in terms which were not very courteous towards ...

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  16. Soviet 'Ambassador.

    Correspondence which has been published confirms the report that Marshal Chang-Tso-Lin has requested the Soviet Consul-General here to warn the Moscow ...

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  17. Extensive Forest Fires.

    Three lives were lost, many persons were injured, and heavy damage was caused to property by forest fires raging over considerable sections of the States ...

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  18. AVIATION.

    The Spanish airmen arrived here yesterday from Calcutta. To-day they left for Bangkok, the capital of Siam.—Reuter. ...

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  19. A Royal Salute.

    Salutes of 41 guns were fired from Hyde Park and the Tower of London. Great limousines are arriving and departing all dry long. The longest stay ...

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  20. Migrants on Ships.

    The International Labour Office of the League of Nations has issued a report regarding the replies received from Governments in regard to an international ...

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  21. South African Company.

    Mr. Falk, the representative of the Junker Aeroplane Company, has returned from Europe. He states that his company has drawn up alternative proposals ...

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  22. National Interest.

    The arrival of the Duke and Duchess of York's baby has roused interest throughout the nation, partly owing to the Duchess's unspoilt personality and partly ...

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  23. GOLD-MINING INDUSTRY.

    In response to an invitation expressed in a resolution carried at a recent meeting of Local bodies and mining representatives at Kalgoorlie, the Premier (Mr. ...

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  24. Saturated Wickets.

    In London to-day the weather was cold and dull after more rain. The ground is saturated, and there is no prospect os practice taking place to-day.—Reuter. ...

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  25. Cobham's Proposed Flight.

    Sir Keith Smith, commenting on the proposed flight of Mr. Alan J. Cobham, from London to Melbourne, said to-day that until there was more definite ...

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  26. Australian Soldiers.

    In the course of the discussion on the death penalty, Colonel C. Headlam (Conservative) declared that no one doubted the courage and fighting qualities of the ...

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  27. Canadian "Rum Ship."

    Captain Robert Pamphlet, master of the Canadian schooner Pescawha, which was seized off the Washington coast in February, 1924, as a rum-runner, was ...

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  28. INDIA.

    An important conference between the Swarajists (who withdrew from the Legislatures on the ground of the unsatisfactory nature of the Government's ...

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  29. STATE FINANCES.

    The Premier (Mr. P. Collier), after his return from Geraldton and the Midland areas, refuted the reported statements of Mr. W. J. Mann when ...

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  30. Trade Disputes.

    The House rejected by 283 votes to 103 a Labour clause prohibiting the use of the military in connection with trade disputes, except when a proclamation ...

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  31. The "Rum Fleet."

    The effectiveness of the treaties with Great Britain and other countries, permitting the United States to seize rum-runners at any point within an hour's ...

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  32. New Zealand's Predicament

    A serious position has arisen for fruitgrowers. The Government's guarantee which was to extend to 650,000 cases of apples, has been exhausted, as ...

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  33. THE COHUNA SKULL.

    Dr. D. J. Mahoney, the Government Geologist of Victoria, is sceptical of the claims made by Professor Collie Mackenzie in respect to the skull, which was ...

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  34. A Marriage Bill.

    The House of Lords read the first time a Bill which was introduced by Viscount Gage on behalf of the Earl of Birkenhead (Secretary of State for ...

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  35. NEWS ON "BAY" LINER.

    Referring yesterday to the statement made in Perth on Wednesday by Captain F. Marriott, M.L.A., of Tasmania, regarding the posting of Australian ...

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  36. War Debt Settlement.

    The war debt settlement with Italy was approved on Wednesday by the Senate by 54 votes to 34.—Reuter. ...

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  37. MOROCCO.

    Reports from Ujda (Morocco) state that the Peace Conference broke up last evening without any decision having been reached in regard to preliminaries for ...

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  38. IRELAND.

    A betting tax was introduced by the Minister for Finance (Mr. E. Blyth), in presenting the Budget to the Dail Eireann in Duttin to-day. The sum of £10 ...

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  39. The Premier Thanked.

    The executive council of the Chamber of Mines, at its last meeting discussed the Government's offer to provide capital for the installation of new electrical plant in ...

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  40. CANBERRA.

    To cope with the expected demand for building leases, the Federal Capital Commission is making available for private enterprise, 80 residential and 18 ...

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  41. Brennan's Helicopter.

    In reply to a question in the House of stated that hitherto it had been treated Commons regarding the patent rights relating to the Brennan heliocopter it was ...

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  42. Pessimistic Statement.

    "News from Morocco gives little hope of a successful outcome of the peace efforts," pessimistically started General Prime de Rivera, the President of the ...

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  43. SUPERINTENDENT OF TELEPHONES.

    Sir. J. G. Muir, Superintendent for Telephones for Western Australia, has received from Melbourne notification of his transfer to Brisbane, where he will ...

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  44. MISSING EX-POLITICIAN.

    Before Mr. Justice Rich, in Chambers, to-day, when the case of McDonald v. Ley was called, Mr. Hunt, who appeared for Mr. McDonald, stated that Mr. McDonald ...

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  45. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The Kalang, the biggest ferry steamer ever constructed for the Sydney ferry service, left Liverpool for Sydney, under its own steam. It tonnage is 530, ...

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  46. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

    A commercial overseas wireless system was inaugurated on Wednesday, by a high-power station which is equipped to communicate with London. Paris, ...

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  47. JAPAN.

    Last night's hurricane did considerable minor damage at Tokio and Yokohama, but no casualties are reported. ...

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  48. SOUTH AFRICA.

    In the House of Assembly the Minister for Finance (Mr. N. C. Havenga) replied to General Smuts, declaring that the increases of expenditure in the ...

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  49. ELECTION SCANDAL ALLEGED.

    A witness before the Federal Committee on Electoral Reforms yesterday alleged that there were 5,000 dummy names on the East Sydney roll at the last ...

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  50. PROSPECTING GRANT.

    Concluding his controversy with the Minister for Mines (Mr. M. F. Troy) regarding the adequacy of the Federal prospecting grant and the conditions laid ...

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  51. Opinions in England.

    The publication of Professor Colin Mackenzie's claim with regard to the Murray River skull has aroused interest amongst scientists, though they are not ...

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  52. Locomotives from Germany.

    "Modern Transport" announces that the administration of the South African railways has ordered 20 heavy loco­motives from Germany, fearing that the ...

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  53. HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

    On Friday afternoon last while Stanley Johnson, a clerk in the employ of Offner, Hardley, and Co., accountants, was taking £101 pay out to the Wovenwood ...

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  54. RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

    The Berlin Press states that Russo-German trade is expected to receive a considerable impetus as a result of the German Government guaranteeing that ...

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  55. YALLOURN STRIKE.

    A settlement was reached to-day in the strike of 500 men employed at the Electricity Commission's Crown coal mile, at Yallourn, which for some days ...

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  56. AUSTRALIAN APPLES IN LONDON.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) said this evening that at the request of the Ministry the High commissioner for Australia in London had [?] cabled a report ...

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  57. SUCCESSFUL NULLITY SUIT.

    Martha Alice Barnes was granted a decree for the nullity of her marriage with Arthur Brydges Todd, ex Surgeon-Major, who married Agnes Brydges ...

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  58. "AUSTRALASIA."

    The agitation by the Auckland Chamber of Commerce for the abolition of the use of the form "Australasia" is being continued. The Prime Minister has ...

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