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  2. MAJESTIC THEATRE.

    The big feature of the new programmes to be presented at the Majestic Theatre this afternoon is the welcome reappe[?] of Miss Daisy Jerome. It is to difficult to ...

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  3. VIEWS AND COM MENTS.

    From R. LAYTON BUTLER, M.P.- Mr. A. A. Tonkin cither failed to under stand my statement made at Auburn regarding soldier settlements, or ...

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  4. THE MEAT INDUSTRY

    "From the north of Adelaide through [?] western New South Wales, right up to the Queensland border and in southwestern Queensland I have never seen the ...

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  5. HEAVY RAIN.

    The north coast districts were d[?] by heavy [?] of [?] to-day. The conditions to-night pointed to a continuance of rain over the coa[?] areas, but ...

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  6. FEDERAL TAXATION.

    The Chief Justice of the High Court (Sir A[?] Knox), [?] in Chambers at [?] to-day dismissed the appeals of three Civil servants of New ...

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  7. THE IRISH ENVOYS.

    [?] ...

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  8. "UNIONS MUST DECIDE."

    In the Arbitration Court to-day Mr. Justice Powers delivered judgment regarding the Largs Bay dispute. He said Alexander Brand was the third ...

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  9. ACCIDENTS.

    The City Coroner (Dr. Ramsay Smith) has decided to hold an enquiry into the cause of the death of Mr. John Peters, a Harbors Board watch[?] whose body ...

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  10. THE COAL MINES.

    The Maitland and Greta coal proprietors met the debates of the miners to-day when they supbmitted conditions for a resumption, which included ...

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  11. PHENOMENAL FALLS IN QUEENS. LAND.

    The rain which was experienced over the western area of the Stale yesterday continued throughout to-day over a much larger area, and with increased severity. ...

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  12. LEGALISING BETTING.

    It is reported that the Free State Government are s[?] considering a scheme for [?] fo which the Turf Club approves. ...

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  13. AUSTRALIAN GEMS.

    The eight annual conference of the Federated Retail Jewellers' Association of the Commonwealth will open in Sydney on Monday, when delegate will be present. ...

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  14. STORAGE OF FODDER.

    From the HON. W.G. MILLS:-In your issue of the 27th inst. I notice an [?] advocating the storage of fodder to help stock owners to save the best of their ...

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  15. A BROKEN ARM.

    Agues Jury the 12 year old daughter of Mrs. Cleve Jury, [?] and fell at school on Tuesday, and broke one of her arms. ...

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  16. PORT PIRIE.

    April 26.—The Anzac Day, celebrations took the form of a memorial service in the town hall last evening. There was a large attendance, presided over by the ...

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  17. MUNICIPAL OFFICERS' SALARIES.

    The Citizens Reform Association has passed a [?] with concern the action of the [?] of the Sydney Council elected under the [?] of the ...

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  18. A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

    Mr. J. Hackett, of Pi[?] with serious accident on Friday. His house, which was attached to a baggy, b[?] In en[?] to [?] into the [?] Mr. ...

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  19. THE APPLE SEASON.

    The Minister of Customs has received a cable message from the High Commissioner that apple season commenced in London with the arrival of the Orsova. ...

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  20. CONTROL RESUMES IN BRISBANE.

    The Commissioner of Prices (Sir. T. A. Ferry) slated that owing to complaints of excessive charges for meat, it has been decided to resume the control of meat ...

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  21. FOUND DEAD IN A WELL.

    The dead body of Mr. Charles Plu[?] an aged gardener, of Forest Range, was discovered in a well in his garden yesterday morning. There is no evidence to ...

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  22. DALGETY & CO.

    Messrs. Dalgety & Co. have received the following cable from their London office, dated 26th April;—"We hare declared [?] interim dividend of 5/ per share, being at ...

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  23. TEE LABOR PARTY.

    Senator Gardiner (deputy leader of the Australian labor Party, to-day mad the following [?] to Mr. W.M. Hughes [?] of the ...

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  24. THE OLYMPIC GAMES,

    In furtherance of the project to send 49 athletes to represent Australia at the Olympic at Paris in 1024, a, citizens committee was formed to-day to [?] ...

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  25. IMPORTS FROM JAPAN.

    Acting on the report of the Tariff Board, the Minister of Customs has brought a consignment of 2,000 tons of barbed wire and five tons of staples consigned to two ...

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  26. ACCIDENTS AT CLARE.

    At the Anzac Day sports on Wednesday Mr. C. McCarthy was riding in the Section Fours when his horse fell. and he was thrown heavily. He was dazed for a time ...

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  27. OBITUARY.

    The sudden death of Mr. Otto Potts, of Langhorne's Creek, last week came as a shock to his relatives, although he had been ill for some time. He was liked by ...

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  28. GREEK "REFUGEES."

    From ARTHUR WHEATON:-Mr. Hugh M. Frewen's letter must indeed know stirred the hearts of all who wad [?] such conditions exist in our so-called ...

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  29. EYRE PENINSULA.

    From J. H. CHAPMAN, M.P.:-Residents of Eyre Peninsula can appreciate Mr. Robinson's statement that he came back greatly impressed with the ...

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  30. A WIFE'S DUTY.

    In the Divorce Court to-day before Mr. Justice Owen. Harvey Ainsworth Hilton. known as Frank Harvey, an actor, of Sydney, petitioned for a decree for the ...

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  31. EMPIRE THEATRE.

    The main feature on the new programme to be screened at the Empire Theatre tonight will be "The Wrong Woman," Starting Miss Olive Tell and Mr. Mo[?] ...

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  32. THE BOLL WORM.

    It is understood that the pink boll worm, somewhat similar to the specimen discovered at Broome Western Australia, has been discovered in the southern ...

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  33. TRADE WITH THE EAST.

    In connection with the deputation which asked the Minister of Customs to take steps for encouraging trade with the Eastern Countries the Prime ...

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  34. THE HOBSON'S BAY.

    The trouble over the Hobson's Bay boat [?] was satisfactorily settled late yesterday afternoon and the vessel was able to continue her voyage to Brisbane early to-day. ...

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  35. FOUND HANGING.

    Rupert Hatchman (27), a single man, residing at Merton-road, Wooloong[?] was found dead yesterday hanging from a rafter in Kitchen. His mother and ...

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  36. FLIES.

    From WILLIAM J. SHAW. Kensington Parks:-"It is reported that the [?] at leaving England." The explanation as to what has become of them probably [?] ...

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  37. LATEST GABLE NEWS.

    The Standing Committee of the House of Commons on merchandise marks has rejected by 27 votes to 13 an amendment providing that meat should bear the label ...

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  38. THE EMPIRE EXHIBI TION.

    Sir Henry Jones and Mr. A.M. Ferguson have resigned their posi[?]tons as commissioners for the Empire Exhibition ...

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  39. CITRUS FRUIT.

    At the Conference of the Victorian General Citrus Association to-day it was decided to approach the Department of Agriculture and request that the sale of ...

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  40. DUNTROON COLLEGE.

    Application are being invited from candidates for the Duntroon Military College, There are now 33 students. ...

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  41. POPULATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The Government Statistician, who was instructed to enquire into the smallness of the increase in population, as shown by the Federal figures in 1920-21 reports that ...

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  42. A LION BREAKS LOOSE.

    A lion broke loose while being moved to-day from one cage at Wirth's Circus to another. A man named Stevenson, who was once connected with the circus, ...

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  43. TASMANIA NOT ON THE TICKET DESIGN.

    At a meeting of the Tasmanian Committee. British Empire Exhibition a protest was made against leaving Tasmania off the design or the ticket, as proposed by the ...

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  44. MR. RYAN'S APPOINTMENT.

    Recently the Empire Exhibition Commission, sitting in Sydney, appointed Mr. Victor Ryan, of the Tourist Bureau in Smith Australia, as co-ordinating officer ...

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  45. THE VIRTUES OF MILK.

    Speaking at Wollongong to-day Dr. Harvey Sutton stated that the death rate among babies in New South Wales up to twelve months of age was 7 per cent per ...

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  46. HOCKEY.

    The New Zealand Hockey Association has decided to approve of a visit from an English team next year provided various association guaranteed the necessary ...

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  47. DAY-BAKING.

    The Master Bakers' Association has applied to the Stake Arbitration Court to have the time of starting work deleted form the award, so that [?] may begin ...

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  48. CARTHAGE.

    The rains of Carthage, which have for so long been at the mercy of casual souvonir [?] speculative builders, and Arab trib[?] are now to be explored ...

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  49. RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    An enquiry into the position of the exsoldiers employed under the Commonwealth Public Service Board was advoca[?] The four points specially referred ...

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  50. CHAMPION" GOLF.

    At Atlantic City Hagen and Kirkwood again defeated Carroll and Hacken, 8 up and 6 to play. Hagen did the course in 67. ...

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  51. THE MEAT INDUSTRY.

    The New Zealand Meat Producers Board has been advised by the shipping companies that the reduction in beet freights of [?]d per lb would operate from ...

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  52. Advertising

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  53. Dr. MANNIX IN HOBART.

    Dr. Mannix paid a visit to St. Joseph's School to-day. Dr. Barry said it was fitting that Dr. Mannix should first visit the children in the old school building ...

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  54. MRS. WHITTON CREATES A RECORD.

    A new record was established by Mrs. Ivo Whitton, the wife of the amateur champion of Australia, when playing over the Royal Melbourne Golf Club links this ...

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  55. CATTLE FROM ENGLAND

    The Government have decided again to permit the importation of cattle from the United Kingdom subject to conditions similar to those operating before the last ...

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  56. AFFORESTATION,

    A Western Australian Forest Lea[?] under the presidentship of Senator-elect Kingsmill, was formed inst night to se[?] the dedication of 3,000,000 acres as the ...

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  57. COTTON CULTURE.

    Having made a preliminary survey of areas in Central Queensland Likely to prove suitable for the propagation of dur[?] seed cotton for use next year the adviser ...

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  58. LABOR NEWS.

    The [?] held by the [?] (Sir Robert [?] into the [?] of work at the State [?] mine at Wont[?] was completed to-day when further [?] ...

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  59. DON'T BE TOO SHY.

    In the young shyness deserves to be placed next to want of truth as a hindrance to the enjoyment of company Admitting that there is a certain degree of ...

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  60. CHAMPIONSHIP ROWING.

    From "ONE INTERESTED":-In reply to "No Dog in the Manger" I would like to state that I did not throw one [?] of nor had I that intention in ...

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  61. PINEAPPLES.

    The report presented at the annual meeting this morning of the Southern Queensland [?] Association in refering to [?] said owing to ...

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  62. THE DOUGLAS MAWSON.

    In connection with the loss of the Doug[?] Mawson the secretary of the Queensland branch of the Seamen's union (Mr. [?] Burke) interviewed the Deputy ...

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  63. AN APPEAL DISMISSED.

    At Canning Park on April, the [?] diary [?] the horse Golden Gambier who ran in the Hurdles C.H. [?] and J. July ...

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  64. THE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    Mr. [?] who will be away in Western Australia for a fortnight [?] take the [?] to [?] the [?] which will be ...

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