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  2. BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    The three parties have now selected the majority of their champions. The Conservatives are contesting 550 seats, the Liberals 460 (including 70 out of 81 ...

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  3. GRASS FIRES.

    During the last four days grass fires have been ravaging the Gascoyne district in the country immediately behind Carnarvon, a total of 3,500 square miles ...

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  4. THE EMPIRE.

    Commenting upon the declaration of Mr. E. G. Theodore (the Premier of Queensland) to the effect that he will be unable to accept assistance from the ...

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  5. GERMANY.

    A large force of police guarded every entrance to the Reichstag on the occasion of the resumption of the debate concerning the position of the German ...

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  6. CATTLE DISEASE.

    Yesterday afternoon, introduced by Mr. A. Clydesdale, M.L.A., a deputation from the Milk Producers and Cattle Breeders' Association waited on the ...

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  7. AMERICA.

    The Federal prosecutors are said to be planning the arrests of several prominent Britons and Americans who are alleged to be members of an international ...

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  8. Protest of Meat Packers.

    Another legal battle is impending between the big five meat packers of Chicago, and the Government of the United States. The Secretary for ...

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  9. WIRELESS CHAIN.

    Mr. S. M. Bruce took occasion to-day to deny in the London Press that a certain statement which reflected on the Marconi Company in Australia, and which ...

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  10. Cure for Unemployment.

    The National Union of Manufacturers has issued a statement based upon "questionnaires" which it addressed to various trade associations. The replies ...

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  11. Debate Adjourned.

    The debate was adjourned to the next day, when the vote of censure submitted by the German National Party will be taken. ...

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  12. Anti-Aircraft Guns.

    The Department of War announces the perfection of a fifty-calibre machine gun for use against aircraft. It is said to fire 500 shots a minute, with a ...

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  13. JAPAN.

    The Press comments on the decision of the American Supreme Court with regard to aliens and the land laws are generally dignified and reserved. ...

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  14. Chancellor's Bombshell.

    The Berlin correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" says:—Dr. Stresemann flung among his opponents his bombshell regarding the offer of a ...

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  15. NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE.

    To-morrow Mr. W. F. Massey will interview leading importers of New Zealand dairy produce in order to discuss with them various matters affecting the ...

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  16. FUTURE OF AMERICA.

    A pessimistic view of the internal condition of America was expressed yesterday by Mr. R. B. Alty, who is revisiting this State after an absence of ...

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  17. FREMANTLE DAIRYMEN.

    Light was thrown on the position of the dairymen of the Fremantle district at a meeting of wholesale and retail distributors held in the Fremantle Town ...

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  18. IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.

    The report of the committee which has been inquiring into the question of the future role of the Imperial Institute in view of the withdrawal of overseas ...

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  19. Mr. N. Chamberlain.

    Mr. Neville Chamberlain (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) addressed to-day a meeting of Conservative women in the Drury Lane Theatre, London. He ...

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  20. Position at Manberry.

    "The feed is so high and thick," said Mr. Gordon Gooch, last night, "that practically nothing con be done to check the fires." Telegrams received by Mr. ...

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  21. THE SEPARATISTS.

    It is understood that the Separatist leaders have decided not to try to seize any more cities, but to disband the bulk of their troops, and shift their ...

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  22. Massacres of Koreans.

    A protest has been lodged with the Secretary of State (Mr. Charles E. Hughes) by the Friends of Korea in America against what that society ...

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  23. GENERAL SEECKT.

    General Seeckt, as the supreme executive authority of the Reich, has forbidden and dissolved all organisations and institutions of the Nationalist, National ...

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  24. City of London.

    The attitude, of the City of London with regard to Protection was defined to-day by Lord Hunsdon (Herbert Cokayne Gibbs, of the firm of Antony Gibbs ...

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  25. Contributions in Cash.

    The recommendations of the committee of inquiry into the Imperial Institute which were mentioned yesterday were adopted by the Imperial Economic ...

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  26. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The Union-Castle Mail Steamship Company, (Ltd.), has ordered from Harland and Wolff (Ltd.), Belfast, a very large and powerful twin-screw passenger ...

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  27. An Electric Concern.

    Negotiations which were started in 1921 have now been completed here between the Mitsubishi Takata and the Westinghouse Formation, Mitsubishi. ...

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  28. DAIRYMEN CONFER.

    Dairymen from all over the metropolitan area assembled in strong force at the Court Hotel yesterday, when a special meeting of the Milk Producers ...

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  29. Proposed Annual Grant.

    The Duke of Devonshire, in a letter approving generally the recommendations of the committee on the Imperial Institute, says that the Government is ...

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  30. POLITICAL SPLIT.

    There was no alteration yesterday in the tense political situation caused in the quarrel between the Country Party and the P.P.A. executive. The Leader ...

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  31. Lord Derby.

    In the course of a speech in Fleetwood (Lancashire) the Earl of Derby (Secretary of State for War) said that the Germans now recognised that they ...

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  32. THE TREVESSA.

    Charles Bainbridge, a fireman, who joined the steamer Trevesea in South Australia, gave evidence at the Board of Trade's inquiry to-day to the effect ...

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  33. CONSPIRACY.

    Matthew Biggar, a one-legged, man, pleaded guilty to-day in the Marlborough-street Police Court, London, to a charge of having conspired with other persons ...

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  34. CANNED FRUIT.

    The Prime Minister of Australia (Mr. S. M. Bruce) announced to-day that the Home and Colonial Stores (Limited), Paul-street, Finsbury, London, had ...

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  35. Duke of Devonshire

    In Nottingham last night the Duke of Devonshire (Secretary of State for the Colonies) said that the Government hoped that it would be able to reach an ...

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  36. QUEENSLAND AFFAIRS.

    At the annual meeting of the shareholders in the Australian Mercantile, Land, and Finance Company (Limited) Mr. R. H. Caird (the managing director). ...

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  37. PNEUMONIA.

    Dr. Tomarkin, a Swiss scientist, who is twenty-nine years of age, has discovered a new injection treatment for pneumonia. It is called "Anti-Microbin," ...

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  38. Labour Views.

    The Labourites predominated in to-day's electioneering oratory. Mr. J. R. Clynes (Deputy Leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party) spoke ...

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  39. EGYPT.

    The special Luxor correspondent of the "Morning Post" says:—Mr. Howard Carter has examined the interior of the first shrine in King Tutankhamen's ...

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    Owing to the serious position in Fremantle all milk producers are requested to attend a special meeting to be held at the Court Hotel, Beaufort-street, Perth, ...

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  41. BRITISH TRADE DISPUTE.

    The ballot of the boilermakers resulted in a majority in favour of the acceptance of the terms of settlement, and work will be resumed on Monday. ...

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  42. Journalistic Advice.

    The City Editor of the London "Morning Post," commenting upon Mr. Caird's speech, suggests that the Government of Queensland should not rest content with ...

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  43. NEW LOANS.

    The following loans have been underwritten:— South Australian loan for £2,000.000 at interest of 5 percemt,: price of issue, ...

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  44. Various Opinions.

    Speaking in Glasgow, Sir Robert S. Horne (a former Chancellor of the Ex-chequer) said that he imagined that the belief of the public in the sincerity of ...

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  45. REGULATIONS GAZETTED.

    The following regulations under the Stock Diseases Act were gazetted yesterday:— (1) A quarantine area is hereby established ...

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  46. SPORTING CABLES.

    Smith in his match against Newman increased his overnight score of 462 to a break of 860, establishing a personal record. ...

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