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  2. WINE LICENCES.

    An interesting statement on the position regarding the powers of the State Government to regulate wine licences has been obtained by Mr. J. H. Prowse ...

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  3. VIRULENT PLAGUE.

    CALCUTTA, Jan. 25.—Plague is in a most virulent form in Hyderabad City. In two days 312 persons have been attack-ed, and all the cases have been fatal. ...

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  4. SOVIET MILITARISM.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Remarkable disclosures of the methods adopted to increase the military spirit in Russia have been made by Mr. W. Wellock, M.P. ...

    Article : 121 words
  5. SPEEDWAY CRASH.

    BRISBANE, Jan. 26.—A fatal accident occurred during the luncheon adjournment at the motor cycle racing carnival at Deagon to-day, resulting in the abandonment ...

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  6. AUSTRALIA 'S BIRTHDAY.

    "Among the achievements of which the Australian Natives' Association is most proud is the influence it exerted in bringing about Federation," said Mr. E. A. ...

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  7. FEDERAL FINANCE.

    SYDNEY, Jan. 26.—The Leader of the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party (Mr. Charlton) said to-day that the Auditor General in his last two annual reports had ...

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  8. BRITISH FILMS.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—In order to assist the exhibition of British films in Australia and New Zealand, negotiations have been concluded by Mr. C. Herschell on behalf ...

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  9. CARDIFF MURDER.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—There has been a dramatic last minute effort to secure the commutation of the death sentences imposed on Edward Rowlands and Daniel ...

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  10. INTER-IMPERIAL TRADE.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The High Commissioner for Australia (Sir Granville Ryrie) has issued the following statement in reply to the Manchester Chamber of ...

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  11. U.S. PRESIDENCY.

    WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—Senator Curtis has replied to the questions put to him in Senator Borah's letter regarding prohibition. Senator Curtis said:—"Should ...

    Article : 223 words
  12. AMERICA'S NAVY.

    WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—Rear-Admiral C. B. McVay, budget, officer to the Navy Department, informed the House of Representatives' Committee on ...

    Article : 155 words
  13. "OPENING THE WAY."

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Colonel A. C. Brom-head, of Gaumont British Films, welcomes the movement as a likely means of opening the way to a wider and greater ...

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  14. BIRTH CONTROL.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The editor of the "Morning Post" (Mr. H. A. Gwynne) has been awarded £200 damages as the result of a libel action against Dr. Marie Stopes ...

    Article : 103 words
  15. A.W.U. CONVENTION.

    HOBART, Jan. 26.—For the time being a halt has been called in the discussion at the annual convention of the Australian Workers' Union (which has been in ...

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  16. A RUMOURED LOAN.

    NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—Inquiries in Wall-street to-day indicated that shortly before the departure of the Australian Trade Commissioner (Sir Hugh ...

    Article : 187 words
  17. BRITAIN'S NEEDS.

    MELBOURNE, Jan. 26.—An important contribution to the controversy on the limitation of naval armaments between Great Britain and the United States was made ...

    Article : 527 words
  18. FIERCE WINDSTORMS.

    NEW YORK, Jan. 25.—Violent windstorms throughout the eastern portion of the United States killed 10 people and injured many. The property damage cannot ...

    Article : 115 words
  19. LORD LOVAT'S TOUR.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Referring to the criticism of the proposed tour of the Chairman of the Overseas Settlement Com­mittee (Lord Lovat), the Dominions Office ...

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  20. DEMOCRAT CANDIDATES.

    WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—The first evidence of the usual practice in American politics of letting the strongest contenders for Presidential honours negate each other ...

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  21. CONSTITUTION INQUIRY.

    ADELAIDE, Jan. 26.—Senator Sir Henry Banwell, continuing his evidence before the Constitution Commission to-day, said better returns for the wages paid in ...

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  22. AFGHAN ROYALTIES.

    PARIS, Jan. 26.—The King and Queen of Afghanistan have arrived here. They were greeted at the railway station by the President (M. Doumergue) to the sound ...

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  23. DR. PAGE'S COMMENT.

    SYDNEY, Jan. 25.—The Federal Treasurer (Dr. Earle Page) said to-night that he knew nothing, of the loan mentioned in the cable from New York. ...

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  24. AVIATION.

    LONDON, Jan. 26.—In a leading article "The Times" states: "Imperial Airway's establishment of a regular airline to India and Australia is at present a dream owing ...

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  25. HEALTH AND YOUTH.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Saying that he felt younger than he was 20 years ago, the Bishop of London (Dr. A. F. Winington-Ingram), on the eve of his seventieth ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  26. LOS ANGELES MURDER.

    LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.—Thousands endeavoured to gain admission to-day at the opening of the trial of Edward Hickman, the youth who is charged with the ...

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  27. At Nice.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—During their brief stay at Nice the King and Queen of Af­ghanistan to-day received the Duke of Connaught, who is staying at Cap ...

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  28. MOTHS IN CANADA.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The De Havilland Aircraft Co., Ltd., intend to establish a factory at the Leaside aerodrome, Toronto, primarily to provide a service station ...

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  29. BRITISH IN CHINA.

    SHANGHAI, Jan. 26.—Twenty nations, including China, were represented at a subscription banquet to-night farewelling General Duncan, commanding the Shanghai ...

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  30. WORLD SPEED RECORD.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—It is learned that the Air Ministry has decided to make an attempt at Calshot in March on the world air-speed record, which is at ...

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  31. ACCIDENTS.

    SYDNEY, Jan. 26.—Serious injuries were received by the six occupants of a motor car which overturned after striking a telegraph pole near Cronulla to-night. ...

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  32. OIL SCANDALS.

    WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—After a silence of three years Milton Everhart, a son-in-law of ex-Senator Fall, has admitted having transferred to the latter ...

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  33. FEDERAL ELECTIONS.

    SYDNEY, Jan. 26.—The position of Labour in the forthcoming fight in the Federal political arena was indicated by the Leader of the Federal Labour Party ...

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  34. A BRIGHTER BACK GROUND.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Mr. Reginald McKenna, chairman of the Midland Bank, said at a general meeting of shareholders that the hones expressed a year age that ...

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  35. REVISED PRAYER BOOK

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The Protestant Alliance and the League of Loyal Churchmen have adopted a resolution that the amended Prayer Book is essentially the same as ...

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  36. SUPPRESSION OF PIRACY.

    SHANGHAI, Jan. 26.—The foreign Powers have voluntarily abandoned the plan to jointly suppress piracy in South China, according to a report from Peking. This ...

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  37. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.

    An interval of four weeks without a public holiday [?] be broken on Monday, when Anniversary Day, which fell yesterday, will be commemorated. Banks. ...

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  38. YOUNG WOMAN INJURED.

    SYDNEY, Jan. 26.—Mrs. Doris Kearns (21), of Morts-road, Mortdale, was very seriously injured to-day when she dived into shallow water at Doll's Point. ...

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  39. OIL WAR.

    WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—The Navy Department has made a move against the Royal Dutch Shell Company through its effort to prevent the Honolulu ...

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  40. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The new Canadian Pacific steamer Duchess on Bedford, for the service between Liverpool and the Saint Lawrence, was launched to-day by ...

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  41. DR. INGRAM'S HOPES.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The Bishop of London (Dr. A. F. Winnington-Ingram) said to-day that he hoped Parliament would pass the Prayer Book. Scotland and ...

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  42. BRITAIN'S UNEMPLOYED.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—A further reduction by over 28,000 in number of persons unemployed is recorded by the Ministry of Labour for the week ended January 16 ...

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  43. ACTRESS SHOT DEAD.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Dressed and ready to go to a ball, the beautiful Valentinia Convici, a leading actress of the National Theatre, Bucharest, has been found shot ...

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  44. Double Drowning Tragedy.

    AUCKLAND, Jan. 26.—A double drowning accident occurred in the Waipa River to-day. Charles Kidson (22) attempted to swim the river with Allen Grey (10) on ...

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  45. JAPAN AND RUSSIA.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Official circles in London attach importance to the recent visit of Viscount Goto to Russia, says the Diplomatic Correspondent of the "Daily ...

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  46. JUGO-SLAVIA'S PRINCE.

    BELGRADE, Jan. 25.—The infant sou of the Queen of Jugo-Slavia has been named Tomislav, after the first Croat king. He was baptised in waters taken ...

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  47. AUSTRALIA'S PROGRESS.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Speaking at a dinner given by the Knights of the Round Table on the eve of Australia Day, the High Commissioner (Sir Granville Ryrie) ...

    Article : 58 words
  48. Child Electrocuted.

    While playing on the roof of his parents' home at 20 Driver-street, Cottesloe, on Wednesday afternoon. James William L. Fry (4) touched a live-wire, and was ...

    Article : 67 words
  49. JAPAN IN TRANSITION.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—In a lending article on "Japan in Transition," "The Times" says:—"The waves of democracy are boating against the ancient institutions and ...

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  50. AFRICAN RAILWAY SMASH.

    CAPETOWN, Jan. 25.—While railway officials declare that there is no apparent cause for last night's railway accident, a German engineer attributes it to ...

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  51. Motor Car Smashes Window.

    At noon yesterday, a motor car driven by Leslie Norman Verrier, of Group 67, Peel Estate, crashed through a plate glass window of Elphinstone's pharmacy at the ...

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  52. BODY EXHUMED.

    MELBOURNE, Jan. 26.—Following on inquiries made by the police, the body of Mrs. Ethel Constance Griggs, wife of the Rev. G. Griggs, Methodist minister ...

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  53. PRINCE AS FARMER.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The Prince of Wales to-day received at St. James Palace 70 Canadian farmers who are visiting this country. The Prince recognised several ...

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  54. AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

    HAVANA, Jan. 25.—Mexico has joined Argentina in asking the Pan-American conference to investigate, with a view to their abolition, the high tariff walls ...

    Article : 58 words
  55. A FOURSOME.

    MADRID, Jan. 25.—A peasant woman as given birth to four healthy girls. ...

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  56. NEW BRITISH CRUISER.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—The Cruiser Cumberland, the first of the county class, will leave Sheerness on January 26 to join the cruiser squadron on the China station. ...

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  57. BOYS FOR AUSTRALIA.

    LONDON, Jan. 25.—Forty boys under the Dreadnought migration scheme bound for New South Wales are sailing by the Baradine on Thursday. ...

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