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  2. TRAMWAY TROUBLE.

    There was a more hopeful outlook in regard to the tramway trouble yesterday. The tramwaymen continued their irritation strike, but further negotiations took ...

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  3. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.

    A serious wave of influenza is sweeping over Europe. From all countries there are reports revealing a growing list of victims. At present the English ...

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  4. CHINESE TURMOIL

    The Hankow disturbances are due to the small British forces available the present naval strength consisting of only two gunboats, a sloop and a destroyer. ...

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  5. MR. BRUCE.

    Upon arrival here the Australian Prime Minster (Mr. S. M. Bruce) was immediately taken to Government House, where he will be a guest until he leaves ...

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  6. DONNYBROOK TRAGEDY.

    There are no further developments in connection with the shooting tragedy at Charley's Creek on January 4, for which John Samuel Gill is at present in custody ...

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  7. ROYAL VISIT.

    Elaborate preparations have been made for the entertainments which the Duke and Duchess of York propose to give during their world tour. The provisions ...

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  8. THE REAL MUSSOLINI.

    "My mastery over body and brain goes on day long and night long. My sleep is like a babe's. I believe I could sleep through the worst tumult, as I did ...

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  9. THE NORTH-WEST.

    If one has an administrative trust to exercise for the common good, it is a reasonable request to expect, or even to ask of one's self, whether that duty is ...

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  10. INDUSTRIAL.

    The Western Australian Police Union has cited the Minister for Police (Mr. J. C. Willcock) as respondent to an enforcement case in the State ...

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  11. GERMAN COLONIES.

    Dr. Schnee, ex-Governor of German East Africa, replying to statements made by Mr. L. S. Amery (Secretary of State for the Dominions) in a special ...

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  12. Preference Question.

    The point was raised at a Press interview following Mr. Bruce's luncheon address at the Canadian Club, as to whether the Imperial Economic Conference ...

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  13. Departure from Portsmouth

    The Renown is looking splendid, and is certain to please the Australians. The Earl of Cavan will join the ship to-morrow, and the rest of the party will ...

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  14. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir.—The tramway employees have been working so hard lately that a spell would do them good Might. I suggest to the tramway authorities that they cease ...

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  15. PHOSPHATE HANDLING DISPUTE.

    As their claim for an increase in the rates of pay amounting to 1s. 9d. an hour for the handling of phosphate cargoes was refused by the board of ...

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  16. MR. J. G. COATES.

    The Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr. J. G. Coates), when entertained by the Anzac Luncheon Club on the eve of his departure, said that Australia and ...

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  17. Forcing the Issue.

    With strong hands on the local authorities, the Kuomintang extremists, fearing that the Conservative element favours a friendly attitude toward Britain ...

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  18. Duke's Final Shoot.

    The Duke of York, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, had a final shoot at Windsor to-day prior to leaving for Australia. They had an excellent day's ...

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  19. Dominion Responsibilities

    Mr. Bruce told a record gathering at the Canadian Club to-day that every self-government British Dominion must undertake its full quota of the cost of ...

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  20. TRAFFIC OFFENCES.

    The hearing of offences against the traffic regulations occupied two Benches in the City Court yesterday. In one section of the Court Mr. F. F. Horgan. ...

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  21. OPIUM SMUGGLING STORY.

    A strange story was related by a passenger who arrived by the Changte from the East to-day. The passenger said that when the Changte was only a short ...

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  22. Royal Governor-General.

    The "Daily News" in a leader wishing the Duke and Duchess Godspeed, says it would be an interesting sequel to the visit if it should give form and substance ...

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  23. SYDNEY COUNCIL STAFFS.

    The declaration of the Lord Mayor that the Town Hall staffs must give efficient service in future has caused a stir amongst civic employees. The Lord ...

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  24. Tribute to Hospitality.

    Mr. J. G. Coates, interviewed to-day expressed gratitude for the kindest public and private hospitality which had been extended to his wife and himself wherever ...

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  25. Message from Australia.

    His excellency the Governor-General (Lord Stonehaven) cabled the following message to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York on the ...

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  26. MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.

    Malcolm Giles, a well-known farmer in the Bencubbin district, and a visitor to Trayning, was found in an unconscious condition by a passing motor driver named ...

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  27. Events at Hankow.

    Hankow telegrams report that a large, Chinese mob, incited by anti-foreign agitators, yesterday attempted to enter the British concession. Sailors and marines ...

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  28. University Honour.

    The Toronto University conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws upon Mr. Bruce, who in accepting the honour, said he regarded it as a symbol ...

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  29. IMPUDENT ROBBERY.

    A sensational robbery took place in the Queensland National Bank, at the corner of Queen and Creek streets, city, this morning, when a thief snatched a ...

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  30. EXPLOSION ON SHIP.

    Twenty-eight dock workers and five members of the crew of the French barque Richelien, are missing, as the result of an explosion on the vessel. ...

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  31. Entertainment by R.S.L.

    A communication from the Federal executive of the Returned Soldiers' League, submitted to the State executive of the League last night, stated that as ...

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  32. DEVELOPMENT OF SYDNEY.

    A conference of all local authorities and metropolitan organisations interested in the development of a greater and better Sydney, and the appointment of ...

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  33. Mass Meeting.

    A message despatched from Hankow at 5.20 p.m. yesterday stated:— "A big mass meeting this morning was attended by representatives of ...

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  34. British Newspaper Tribute.

    The "Economist" pays an unexpectedly high tribute to Mr. Bruce. It says:— "He consistently exhibited two of the chief characteristics which carry ...

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  35. BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.

    London and Birmingham, far from being despondent as a result of recent industrial troubles, are looking forward with considerable confidence to February ...

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  36. BRITISH GENERAL STRIKE.

    The long postponed inquiry into the general strike of last May is to be held on January 20. It will be recalled that the coal ...

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  37. OVER A CLIFF.

    The body of Charles McKye, who has been missing since Saturday night, was found last night on the rocks below a cliff near the sports oval. He had ...

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  38. Empire Development.

    At a banquet tendered to him by the Ontario Government, Mr. Bruce declared that the hope of the British Empire rested with Canada and Australia. If the ...

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  39. PICKPOCKET'S HAUL.

    Mr. Lawrence Goodman, a visitor from New Zealand, was robbed of a wallet, containing £234, while walking through a crowd in Pitt-street, near King-street, ...

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  40. Preparing for Evacuation.

    According to reports received locally, all the British women and children in Hankow have been instructed to embark, preparatory to leaving the port. The ...

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  41. Y.A.L. TOURISTS.

    It was a moment of exultation in the life of the founder of the Young Australia League (Mr. J. J. Simons), when the touring party of the Eastern division of ...

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  42. UNMIXED AUSTRALIAN FLOUR.

    The efforts of Mr. Weldon to demonstrate the baking qualities of unmixed Australian flour has been nullified by the alleged refusal of all importers except ...

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  43. American Minister Recalled.

    Owing to the seriousness of events in China, Mr. MacMurray, the United States Minister is China, has been recalled to Washington for a conference. ...

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  44. CARINTHIA TOURISTS.

    The Cunard liner Carinthia arrived at Hobart on a world cruise at 7 o'clock this morning, with 311 American tourists, and left again at 5 o'clock for Sydney. ...

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  45. AVIATION.

    The air liner carrying the Secretary of State for the Air (Sir Samuel Hoare) and Lady Hoare, has arrived at Jask, on the Persian coast. ...

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  46. DEATH FOR DISHONESTY.

    M. Lossevitch, director of the Irkutsk Communal Department, and five assistants, have been sentenced to death for embezzlement and bribe-taking. ...

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  47. TRANS-ATLANTIC TELEPHONE.

    The trans-Atlantic telephone service will be opened officially on January 7. it will be available daily from 1.30 to 6 p.m. At present the service will be ...

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  48. THROWN AGAINST WINDSCREEN.

    Harold Moore, aged 15 years, received such severe injuries to his face from the broken glass of the windscreen of the motor car in which he was traveling ...

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  49. "OPEN SPACES."

    Mr. Harry Tighe's play, entitled "Open Spaces," which is being produced at the Queen's Theatre, is regarded as remarkable since only three actors take part ...

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  50. WALKING AROUND AUSTRALIA.

    C. J. de Lancourt, who left Sydney nearly three years ago, to walk around Australia, arrived at Darwin from the West last night, with a companion and ...

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  51. AUDACIOUS THIEVES.

    The depredations of thieves at North Sydney culminated in the impudent and audacious entry into a police station at Killara on Tuesday night. The thieves ...

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  52. RUN OVER BY TRAIN.

    The body of a woman, which G. F. Coningsby, of Baker-street, Carnegie subsequently identified as that of his wife was discovered on the railway line near ...

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  53. SCHOONER WRECKED.

    The captain and six of the crew were drowned when the British schooner Caiman, bound from Havana to Belze with a cargo of whisky, was wrecked at Punta ...

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  54. FLOODED NORTHERN RIVERS.

    A wireless message from wave Hill states that Leslie P. Ker (42) was drowned in Victoria River on December 31. All the rivers are flooded. The ...

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