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  2. FARM TRAGEDY.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—Two young men were arrested at Newcastle late to-night on a charge arising out of the murder of Richard Moxey, jnr., who was shot while ...

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  3. ASSAULTED BY FASCISTS

    LONDON, June 16.—Questions will shortly be asked in Parliament with a view to getting the facts in connection with a Fascist assault on a King's messenger in ...

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  4. EASTER.

    LONDON, June 15.—The House of Commons to-day passed without division the third reading of a Bill fixing the date of Easter. This date will be the Sunday ...

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  5. OUTLAWING WAR.

    LONDON, June 15.—The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir Austen Chamberlain) has transmitted to Mr. Ray Atherton. United States Charge d'Affaires ...

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  6. TRANS-PACIFIC FLYERS.

    MELBOURNE, June 17.—His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord Stonehaven) his received advice that His Majesty the King has been pleased to award the ...

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  7. INTERNATIONAL TENNIS.

    LONDON, June 15.—The match be-tween Britain and Australia was commenced to-day. The special correspondent of the Australian Press Association says ...

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  8. AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.

    KANSAS CITY, June 15.—At the Republican National Convention to-day a fairly colourless message of the acceptance of the Presidential nomination by Mr. ...

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  9. RETURN TO SYDNEY.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—The famous crew of the Southern Cross, accompanied by Mrs. Kingsford Smith, mother of the airman, and Mrs. Ulm. received an airmen's ...

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  10. Wightman Cup Contest.

    LONDON, June 15.—The annual teams competition for the Wightman Cup between American and British women commenced at Wimbledon to-day. Scores:— ...

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  11. SIR GEORGE WILKINS.

    LONDON, June 15.—Lady Ryrie, in the absence of the Commonwealth High Com-missioner (Sir Granville Ryrie) at Geneva tendered a reception to-day to Captain Sir ...

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  12. CAPTAIN SMITH'S OLD SCHOOL.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—Captain Kingsford Smith received an enthusiastic welcome last night, when he attended the annual re-union of his old school—the Sydney ...

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  13. THE PRAYER BOOK.

    LONDON, June 15.—Everywhere the talk among ecclesiastics and laymen has turned on the next step regarding the Prayer Book. ...

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  14. PRESIDENTIAL GOOD WISHES.

    NEW YORK, June 15.—When informed of Mr. H. C. Hoover's nomination, President Coolidge sent the following message: —"You have been nominated for the most ...

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  15. ITALIA DISASTER.

    LONDON, June 15.—The report that three of the crew of General Nobile's airship Italia had been rescued by a dog-team from the steamer Hobby was ...

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  16. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.

    WASHINGTON, June 15.—According to a compilation by the United Press Association, Mr. A. E. Smith will go into the Democratic Convention with 646 ...

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  17. BEAM WIRELESS.

    MELBOURNE, June 17.—The beam wireless service between Australia and Canberra Was commenced yesterday. This completes an Empire wireless chain around ...

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  18. SCOTS' DELEGATION.

    LONDON, June 15.—The Correspondent of the Australian Press Association at Inverness states that the last official meeting of members of the ...

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  19. NEW ZEALAND FLIGHT.

    WELLINGTON, June 17.—The Minister for Defence (Mr. Rolleston) has granted permission for the Wigram Aerodrome to be used should Captain Kingsford Smith. ...

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  20. SHIPPING TROUBLE.

    MELBOURNE, June 17.—It was stated yesterday by union officials that the main difficulty in regard to the restoration of Shipping services after the strike of ...

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  21. EAST COAST CYCLONE.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—Two steamers which encountered the full force of the disastrous gale arrived in Sydney yesterday. Anxiety had been felt for their safety. The ...

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  22. FRANCE TAKES A HAND.

    LONDON, June 15.—France has now taken a hand and has offered to place Major Gilsaud and a giant two-engined seaplane which is standing by for a ...

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  23. PUBLICITY FOR AUSTRALIA.

    MELBOURNE, June 17.—The following radiogram has been received by the Australian Press Association from Montreal: "The opening of the beam Wireless ...

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  24. PROBLEM OF THE CHURCH.

    LONDON, June 16.—The newspapers all devote their first leaders to the problem facing the Church of England through the re-rejection of the Prayer Book. ...

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  25. AVIATION.

    COLOMBO, June 15.—Capt. Doisy, the well-known, French airman, in an interview to-day stated that he had no intention of ever attempting to fly the ...

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  26. PREPARATIONS AT OSLO.

    OSLO, June 18.—In readiness for Major Guilsaud's arrival variety of provisions which General Nobile is likely to need, are being assembled at Bergen. ...

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  27. PRIME MINISTER'S MESSAGE.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—The following message was sent by the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) via the new beam to the Prime Minister of Canada on the occasion of the ...

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  28. TRAGEDY AT FAIR.

    LONDON, June 16.—Four people were killed and several seriously injured in a flying boat accident at the Margate Fair. The front stay of the boat, which is ...

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  29. CHINA.

    LONDON, June 15.—It is reported that the Nanking authorities have issued instructions to the Salt Administration in Tientsin temporarily stopping all payments, ...

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  30. INVERNESS ACTIVITIES.

    LONDON, June 16.—Lord Lovat to-day gave a reception to the Australian Scottish Delegation in Beaufort Castle. Pipers played the delegates through the gates. ...

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  31. THE STRANDED URALLA.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—A meeting of underwriters will be held to-morrow to decide what will be done with the stranded steamer Uralla. Twelve members of the ...

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  32. SOUTHAMPTON FLYING BOATS.

    LONDON, June 15.—A contract for six large flying boats of the Southampton type for the Argentine Navy has been placed with the Supermarine Aviation ...

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  33. Beckenham Tournament.

    LONDON, June 15.—After a prolonged struggle at the Beckenham tournament, Spence played Hawkes to a standstill, the latter finishing with a double-fault. Spence ...

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  34. BRITISH FIGURES.

    LONDON, June 16.—The annual report of the British Broadcasting Corporation shows that the cost of wireless programmes in 1927 was £487,728, or about £7 an ...

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  35. RESTORATION OF SERVICE.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—Shipowners are busily engaged in arranging for vessels laid up by the strike to be commissioned. The first passenger steamer to sail for ...

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  36. A NEWS PRINT DEAL.

    NEW YORK, June 16.—Mr. W. R. Hearst, the newspaper magnate, has filed a suit against nine Canadian paper mills for alleged violations of contract totalling ...

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  37. BELGIAN CRASH.

    BRUSSELS, June 15.—Sergeant Groene, who with Lieutenant de Crooy, created a world endurance record recently by re-maining in the air for 60 hours, crashed ...

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  38. BISHOPS' MEETING.

    LONDON, June 16.—For the purpose of considering the Prayer Book situation, the Bishops will meet in London on June 27 The Primate (Dr. R. T. Davidson) had ...

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  39. DEPARTURE OF BOATS FOR W.A.

    MELBOURNE, June 17.—The ship-owners expect that the difficulty in connection with the volunteer crews will be settled to-morrow. Following are the dates ...

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  40. AMERICAN TORNADO.

    NEW YORK, June 16.—A message from Altus (Oklahoma) states that at least seven persons had been killed, the towns of Blair and Headrick demolished, and ...

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  41. PANAMA CANAL.

    LONDON, June 15.—The Shipping Conference has adopted a resolution, moved by Mr. Campbell (general counsel of the American Steamship Owners' Association) ...

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  42. CROSS-COUNTRY TOUR.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—The cross-country tour organised by the New South Wales section of the Australian Aero Club concluded at the Mascot aerodrome late this ...

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  43. STRIKE RECRIMINATIONS.

    MELBOURNE, June 17.—At the Gaiety Theatre to-night a meeting was held to discuss the results of the strike of the marine cooks. The speakers were the president ...

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  44. INFANT WELFARE.

    LONDON, June 16.—Sir Truby King has returned from the Continent, where characteristically he cancelled much of his itinerary. He inaugurated an infant ...

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  45. CANCER TREATMENT.

    TORANTO, June 15.—A new cancer treatment has been discovered as the result of experiments by Dr. A. C. Hendricks and Professor E. F. Burton of ...

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  46. BIG GREEK STRIKE.

    ATHENS, June 15.—The tobacco growers' strike is spreading to the remaining provinces of Macedonia and there have been bloody encounters. A gathering of ...

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  47. CEYLON OUTRAGE.

    CALCUTTA, June 16.—The motion expressing indignation at the recent outrage on Australian tourists, and requesting the Government to defray the ...

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  48. R.A.F. FLYING BOATS.

    ALBANY, June 17.—Speaking at a civic reception tendered to the officers of the four R.A.F. flying boats yesterday, the Mayor (Mr. C. H. Wittenoom, M.L.C.) ...

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  49. DANCING MARATHON.

    SYDNEY, June 17.—O.N. Young claims to have broken the world's record for a dancing marathon by dancing from Hurstville to Martin Place, a listance of 14½ ...

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  50. FIGHTING RELIGION.

    RIGA, June 15.—The Soviet is formulating is a new law to combat religious influence. It will forbid religious bodies to arrange gatherings of children, women or ...

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  51. STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

    VANCOUVER, June 15.—A message from North Bay (Ontario) states that one man and a team of horses were killed, and 22 railway workers received serious shocks ...

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  52. PRINCE CAROL.

    BUCHAREST, June 16.—M. Van Soymacelc, a Brussels barrister, has arrived in connection with Prince Carol's divorce suit. He states that Prince Carol ...

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