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  2. SPORTING CABLES.

    Mr. J. B. Joel, the well-known British racing man, predicted before sailing to-day that the international horse race between Papyrus and Zev' next Saturday ...

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  3. Congested Supplies.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Dr. Page) announced on Saturday that he has received advice by cable from the British Ambassador at Tokio that the Press ...

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  4. ROYAL SHOW.

    Another day of golden sunshine, when "to live was very joy," marked the closing chapter of the Royal Show of 1923. According to official forecast, it should ...

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  5. IRELAND.

    Sir James Craig (Prime Minister of Northern Ireland), in the course of a speech in the town of Newtown Butler (Fermanagh), said that he would not ...

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  6. SATURDAY'S WEATHER CHART.

    A feature of a distinctly summer type was shown on Saturday's weather chart ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. TO LHASA IN DISGUISE.

    This graphic story of the adventures of a British scientist in the forbidden country of Tibet, more exciting than any work of fiction, has been secured for serial ...

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  8. Another Shipment.

    In connection with the Lord Mayor's Japanese Relief Fund 100 tons of space has been reserved in the steamer Tango Maru. It will be filled with Australian ...

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  9. New Zealand's Help.

    New Zealand is providing £25,000 as a contribution to the relief of the sufferers in the Japanese earthquake. The money is now on its way to Japan. ...

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  10. Most Popular Dog.

    The most popular dog amongst the 13 challenge certificate winners in the show was decided on a poll at which 2,425 votes were recorded, the result ...

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  11. Ulster's Safety.

    Speaking in the town of Garrison (Fermanagh), Sir James Craig said that he had made arrangements that if they were attacked and required the ...

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  12. Western Australian Fund.

    In connection with the distress in Japan, the Western Australian Government has issued an appeal to the people of the State to contribute such sums as ...

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  13. IN REMEMBRANCE.

    "Dead with their eyes to the foe, Dead with the foe at their feet, Under the sky laid low, Truly their slumber is sweet: ...

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  14. MUMTAZ MAHAL DEFEATED.

    The feature of the racing at Kempton Park, where the going was the heaviest on record, was the defeat of Aga Khan's, flying filly Mumtaz Mahal, who hitherto ...

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  15. LOCAL BUREAU'S REPORT.

    Saturday morning's weather report showed that a change to southerly winds had developed on the west and south- west coasts over-night, but it was ...

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  16. AVIATION.

    Flying, which was impossible at Lympne yesterday owing to the weather, was resumed to-day, when the Frenchman Maneyrolle, in making a first ...

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  17. TO-DAY'S FORECAST.

    The forecast for to-day is:— Generally fine with southerly to south-easterly winds. ...

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  18. THE RAINFALL.

    Wyndham, 35 points. ...

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  19. DUKE OF YORK HANDICAP.

    The Duke of York Handicap, of a mile and a quarter, run at Kempton Park, was won by Poisoned Arrow (100 to 8 agst), who defeated Roman Bachelor ...

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  20. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    This week's programme at the Prince of Wales Theatre is strong in vaudeville items. When the usual weekly change was made on Saturday the theatre was ...

    Article : 333 words
  21. BAPTIST UNION.

    The annual assembly of the Baptist Union of Western Australia was commenced in the North Perth Memorial Hall on Friday evening, when the Rev. H. ...

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  22. MR. LLOYD GEORGE.

    Mr. Lloyd George's speeches in Canada are being followed with deep interest in the United States. His Toronto address has created much discussion. It is ...

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  23. RING EVENTS.

    A good programme of ring events was the great attraction on Saturday. Mr. Macfarlane has hopes of the society being able to popularise this form of sport and ...

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  24. COLISEUM THEATRE, SUBIACO.

    To-night's principal attraction at the Coliseum Theatre, Subiaco, will be "Theodora." Music will be provided by Mr. K. L. Jacoby's orchestra. An ...

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  25. BOXING.

    Harry Wills, the negro boxer, knocked out Homer Smith in the second of a scheduled 15 rounds bout. ...

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  26. A Frenchman Killed.

    There was a keen contest for the altitude record at Lympne, and two Britishers, Piercy and Hamersley, claimed to have reached heights of 13,000 and 12,000 ...

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  27. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Nedlands Pictures.—The official opening of the Nedlands Pictures will take place this evening, when "The Hottentot." featuring Douglas MacLean ...

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  28. Swimming.

    Miss Gertrude Elderle set a new record for 100 metres free-style swimming by covering the distance in 1min. 12 1-5 sec. ...

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  29. Golf.

    A message from Memphis (Tennessee) states that Hatching, leading a field of 66, won the western open championship (72 holes) with 281. Kirkwood, ...

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  30. America's Attitude.

    The American Government will take no cognisance of the suggestion of Mr. Lloyd George in his speeches in Canada to the effect that Britain and the United ...

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  31. PERTH HOSPITAL APPEAL.

    For the first time in its history Perth has witnessed a Saturday and Sunday hospital appeal. The movement is very popular in the Eastern States, where ...

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  32. The Prize Winners.

    The Lympne gliding meeting was concluded to-day. Flight-Lieutenant H. Longton, on a Wren monoplane, and Herbert Jones, on an Anec, tied for the ...

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  33. Football.

    To-day's football matches resulted as follows:— Association. First League.—Arsenal lost to ...

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  34. MR. N. C. ROTHSCHILD.

    At the inquest, at Ashton Wold, Oundle, Northants, concerning the death of the Hon. Nathaniel Charles Rothschild, the evidence showed that he suffered from ...

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  35. THEATRE ROYAL.

    A large audience witnessed the presentation of the new programme at the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening. Owing to some unavoidable delay, the ...

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  36. EMELIE POLINI SEASON.

    Waiting How the women waited in the war. The suspense and pain of it all. But here was "a little bit of fluff" (the corporal called her that) who refused to ...

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  37. Further Evidence.

    Dr. Turner said, in his evidence, that he received an urgent message from Mrs. Rothschild, and went to the bathroom. He found that the door had been locked ...

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  38. SHAFTESBURY THEATRE.

    That the management of this popular place of entertainment acted wisely in presenting the weekly change of programme on Saturday instead of Friday ...

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  39. HIGH JUMP RECORD.

    The feature of the ring contests was the high jump record established by Frank Weise on Hughes Bros.' Strathmore. The four entrants were started at ...

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  40. RUSSIA.

    A gang of armed bandits stopped and robbed the Warsaw-Moscow express train in a region which is about 100 miles inside of the Russian frontier. British, ...

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  41. REPERTORY CLUB SEASON.

    The preferential box plans for "The Young Person in Pink," which will be presented for the first time in Australia at His Majesty's Theatre on October 26, ...

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  42. AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE

    Alluding to-day to the necessity for the adequate naval defence of Australia. Major-General Sir Thomas Glasgow emphasised the fact that it was equally ...

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  43. SEVERE STORMS.

    Abnormally high tides, combined with hurricane seas, and a furious gale, have left a trail of damage along the southern coast of England. ...

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  44. WHALING.

    Three steam steel whalers, Star 1, Star 2, and Star 3, are on their way from Seattle to Auckland, which is to form part of the base of operations of a big ...

    Article : 114 words
  45. "A RUNAWAY GIRL."

    Keen interest is already being shown in the forthcoming production of "A Runaway Girl" by the W.A. Society of Concert Artists on November 7: and ...

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  46. WHEEL RACES.

    Several wheel races comprised the concluding items of the afternoon's programme. The League of W.A. Wheelmen conducted the "Pegler" mile bicycle race ...

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  47. DETONATOR IN SCHOOL

    Hertie Cook, a lad, aged about 10 years, unaccountably had in his possession a detonator, and at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon, at the Public State School, ...

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  48. Advertising

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  49. PUNISHMENT OF BOYS.

    Mr. W. M. Fincham, Special Magistrate of the Children's Court, who conducted a departmental inquiry into the treatment of the inmates at the Gosford ...

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  50. THE LAW COURTS.

    Nisi Prius.—At 10.30 in No. 1 Court, before the Chief Justice: M. G. K. Cousins (plaintiff) and J. Wilkins (defendant). ...

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  51. UNITY THEATRE.

    The current programme at the Unity Theatre includes a revue, entitled "Fun in a Music Shop," in which Brull and Hemsley are the principal performers. ...

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  52. FATAL EXPLOSION.

    A fort in the Warsaw Citadel, in which explosives were stored, exploded this morning, and much damage was done to the city. It has been reported that ...

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  53. Advertising

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