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  2. ROYAL VISIT.

    Despite a drizzle, a dense crowd assembled at Brunton-street to see the Duke and Duchess of York leave for Victoria station, where the approaches ...

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  3. TROUBLED CHINA.

    British wireless messages from Hankow state that the British concession is now controlled by the Chinese authorities. There is a lull in the disorders, but ...

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  4. CHARGE OF MURDER.

    At the Police Court to-day, George Ward (29), a labourer, appeared to answer a charge of having wifully murdered William Kirby, otherwise known ...

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  5. SIGNOR MUSSOLINI.

    "My day consists of one hour of recreation, seven hours of sleep, and sixteen hours of work. Eating is a minor function of my existence, and is only a matter ...

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  6. BEAM WIRELESS.

    Signor Marconi's beam wireless testing is now so satisfactory that it is unlikely that there will be a week's test prior to handing over to the Post Office. ...

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  7. MR. BRUCE.

    The Australian Prime Minister (Mr. S. M. Bruce) and party arrived here to-day. When entertained by the Canadian ...

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  8. TRAMWAY TROUBLE.

    Hope for a settlement of the tramway trouble was centred on a special meeting of the Tramway Employees' Union, held in the early hours of this morning at the ...

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  9. Destroyers in Readiness.

    The Admiralty announces that the Eighth Destroyer Flotilla has been brought up to full strength, for possible service in the Far East. It consists of ...

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  10. Control of Wireless.

    Reference was made to-day by the Postmaster-General (Mr. Gibson) to the recent announcement by the Acting Prime Minister (Dr. Earle Page) that a Royal ...

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  11. A Hankow Meeting.

    Representatives of the labourers, farmers, merchants, students, and soldiers met yesterday morning and formulated a series of five articles, which, if approved ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. Tour Commenced.

    H.M.S. Renown sailed amid a thunderous royal salute from the beflagged fleet. There was a great popular farewell. ...

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  13. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir,—On behalf of what I prefer to call the decent element in the tramway service. I desire to explain a few things. I wish to emphasise the fact that the ...

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  14. Final Function.

    Their Majesties' farewell dinner to the Duke and Duchess of York was a family affair. Covers were laid for nine, including the Earl and Countess of ...

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  15. INFLUENZA SCOURGE.

    The influenza epidemic is so drastic at Montpellier, that bodies have been buried without coffins, as the supply is inadequate The average total of deaths at Bordeaux ...

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  16. MISSING YACHTSMEN.

    The search for Alan Spurge and Jona Maynard (both of North Perth), the two young men who set off in company with Charles Froyland, to swim ashore after ...

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  17. THE PEEL ESTATE.

    "I have noted the discussion at the meeting of the executive of the Returned Soldiers' League, as reported in to-day's 'West Australian," said the Minister for ...

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  18. Chinese Judges.

    Extraordinary judgments marked the opening sessions of the Shanghai Mixed Court, which has been under Chinese control since January 1, a continuation ...

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  19. The Renown Ready.

    The Royal cabins are completely ready now. They have been sealed and will not be opened until the Duke and Duchess enter. The Renown is still a scene ...

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  20. TREASURE TROVE.

    A treasure trove inquest, an ancient and rare form of inquiry by a Coroner, was held at Rotherhithe to decide the ownership of 40 half-sovereigns, six ...

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  21. WRESTLING WITH DEATH.

    What must be one of the most remarkable surgical operations in the history of Australia was performed to-day in a little bush hut at the bottom of the ...

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  22. To the Editor.

    Sir,—Actuated by that peculiar psychological impulse which sometimes impels a whole flock of sheep to jump over a precipice when one or two silly ones ...

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  23. POPULATION AND MIGRATION.

    "The comments regarding population and migration in the sub-leader in Wednesday's 'West Australian' did not show to the State's advantage, and they were ...

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  24. ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

    Plans for a second polar expedition under Captain G. H. Wilkins have been announced by Mr. Hugh Grant, a former British naval officer who is co-operating ...

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  25. ITALY, ALBANIA AND BRITAIN.

    Extraordinary assertions are contained in an article published simultaneously by the Paris "Matin" and the New York "Herald" and "Tribune" regarding the ...

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  26. BRITISH JUSTICE.

    A British Court has acquitted four young Germans who were accused of attacking two British soldiers, one of whom was seriously injured during a cafe ...

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  27. ADVERTISING THE DOMINIONS.

    Two children staring in rapt attention at the Empire Marketing Board's new poster frame, just erected in whitehall, which contains large and colourful scenes ...

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  28. AVIATION.

    The air liner carrying the Secretary of State for the Air (Sir Samuel Hoare and Lady Hoare left Jask (Persia) at 9.16 o'clock this morning. ...

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  29. ONE BIG UNION.

    Although union officials are convinced that the efforts to from one big union in the maritime industry are doomed to failure some hope is held out for those ...

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  30. Arrival at Karachi.

    Sir Samuel and Lady Hoare arrived at 5.23 o'clock this afternoon. ...

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  31. DRIED FRUITS.

    Speaking to-day at Mildura, the Minister for Markets and Migration (Mr. Paterson) said the importance of the dried fruits industry could be gauged by ...

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  32. Record Crowds Expected.

    All indications point to the heartiest send-off being given to the Duke and Duchess of York. The newspapers give the fullest details concerning their ...

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  33. NEW ZEALAND'S NATIVE FLORA.

    As a result of negotiations with Sir James Parr (High Commissioner for New Zealand), Mr. Gerald Loder, has presented a valuable silver challenge cup ...

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  34. TRAVELLING INCOGNITO.

    The Minister for Foreign Affairs (M. Briand), travelling as "Dr. Boyer," accompanied only by a personal friend, motored to Avignon, where trace was lost ...

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  35. AIR TAXIS.

    Air Taxis, Ltd., has been registered as a company to carry on the hiring of planes and the carriage of passengers and goods. ...

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  36. MR. J. G. COATES.

    The yells of Maori footballers and their war cry caused a rush on the Waterloo station platform, from which the Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr. J. G. ...

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  37. NEGLECTED CHILDREN.

    A shocking case of parental neglect was heard before the Abbotsford Court to-day and resulted in John Williams 45), boxmaker, of Maugie-place. ...

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  38. NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS.

    When announcing on Wednesday that a United States guard of marines had been ordered to Managua from Corinto, the State Department said:—"We have been ...

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  39. FREMANTLE WHARVES

    The secretary of the Association of Employers of Waterside Labour (Mr. F. Hardouin) said yesterday that the forecast, made at the end of October, that ...

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  40. N.S.W. DEFICIT.

    In a characteristically bitter statement to-day, the Premier (Mr. Lang) replied to the comments of prominent business men and politicians who criticised the ...

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  41. LEVEL CROSSING ACCIDENT.

    A message from Leeton states that two young men. Messrs. J. McGlynn and F. Hancock, had an extraordinary escape from serious injury in a level crossing ...

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  42. AVALANCHE KILLS MINERS.

    An avalanche overwhelmed the barracks occupied by employees of the Khakassky gold mines. Twenty-two of the men were killed. ...

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  43. RIFF WAR.

    "Le Matin" will shortly publish Abdel Krim's memoirs, in which be explains the genesis of the Hispano-Riff struggle. He says that after their serious ...

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  44. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

    The list of cash applications for the South Australian Government's conversion loan closed a day before the fixed date, so that apparently subscriptions ...

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  45. A DOGGED DETECTIVE.

    Great courage and determination was shown by Detective Hogg when arresting a shopbreaker in a hairdresser's shop at Malvern shortly before 10 o'clock ...

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  46. JURY SYSTEM.

    A message from Tamworth states that after 39 years in the Police Force, Superintendent G. U. Moroney has entered long leave prior to retirement. ...

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  47. AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES.

    Because they are the only living representatives of a prehistoric stage in man's story, the aborigines of Australia are of great interest to scientists. To ...

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  48. NEW DUTCH STEAMERS

    Information was to-day given by officers of the Royal Dutch Packet Line steamer Houtman of new vessels which are being built for the Australian run ...

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  49. EXPLOSION ON SHIP.

    One of the 37 men injured by the explosion on the barque Richelien, most of whom were negroes, died on Wednesday. Three men are missing. It is believed ...

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  50. TELLER'S NOTES GRABBED.

    Henry Collins, alias William Power, alias Smith, alias Tuckwell (28), was arrested on the Sydney mail train at Toowoomba to-day by Detective-Sgt. Ingram ...

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  51. TWINS THREE TIMES.

    Fran Moss, the wife of a grave-digger at Cologne, has given birth to twins for the third time. This brings the total of the Moss children to 24, the family ...

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  52. AUSTRALIAN-AMERICAN MARRIAGE.

    Mrs. Baldwin Raper, an Australian, formerly Marchioness Conyngham, has married Colonel James Love, of the United States Army at the Marylebone ...

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