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  2. DEATH OF MR. J. J. LYONS.

    The death occurred yesterday of Mr. John James Lyons, an inter-State and international cricketer, whose name thirty odd years ago was a household word ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. EYRE PENINSULA.

    In an encyclopaedia published about a decade ago the part o: South Australia known as Eyre Peninsula was described in a small paragraph and in infelicitous ...

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  4. A FRENCH MURDER.

    The Assizes Court at Melun was besieged to-day when the millionaire stockbroker, Gaston Guyot, gave his own version of the death of Marie Louis Beulageut, ...

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  5. SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN.

    It is officially announced that during the absence of Mr. Baldwin in Canada Sir Austen Chamberlain (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) will be Acting Prime ...

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  6. REFORM OF THE LORDS.

    In Ice House of Lords to-day Lord Salisbury informed Lord Braye that the proposal to include the representation of the spiritual peers in reduced numbers ...

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  7. DEMPSEY AND SHARKEY.

    The Dempsey-Sharkey fight will commence to-morrow not later than 10 p.m., New York daylight saving time. But should the weather be threatening it may ...

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  8. THE ROUMANIAN THRONE.

    With regard to the death of King Ferdinand, the Government have issued the following proclamation:—"Roumanians— The death of the first King of Greater ! ...

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  9. SNOW IN THE NORTH.

    After a bitterly cold day and an equally cold and wet night, the residents of many of the towns on the northern highlands awoke on Thursday morning to witness an ...

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  10. CANADA AND AUSTRALIA.

    The ex-Agent-General for victoria (Sir George Fairbairn), addressing the Canadian Club to-day, urged Canadians to manufacture imported Australian wool instead of ...

    Article : 58 words
  11. BRITISH GOODS ARE BEST.

    "British goods are Hie best in the world, for which reason ire Australians want them," said Sir Granville Ryrie, on visiting the advertising exhibition to-day, ...

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  12. FEDERAL AND STATE FINANCES.

    Sir—In your issue of July 20 a letter appears over the name of the Hon. Geo. H. Laffer. It is a criticism of the financial arrangements as between the States ...

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  13. TROUBLE OVER TICKETS.

    A mild sensation has been caused by an investigation by United States officials into the disposal of tickets for the DempseySharkey fight. Several speculators have ...

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  14. IRISH FREE STATE.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Cosgrave) is introducing a Bill into the Hail to provide for the widow and orphans of Mr. O'Higgins. The Government are also ...

    Article : 223 words
  15. FEATHERWEIGHT FIGHTING.

    The Australian, Grime, to-night defeated Stewart McLean, of Minneapolis, in a featherweight fight of 10 rounds. The eighth round found McLean out on ...

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  16. INTER-IMPERIAL RELATIONS.

    Mr. J. A. Nash, one of the New Zealand delegates to die Pan-Pacific Institute, addressing the conference to-day, said New Zealand was so integral part of the ...

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  17. PARTY PACTS.

    Three motions opposing any further pacts or electioneering arrangements will be proposed at the forthcoming annual conference of the Primary Producers' ...

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  18. OVERSEA SPORTING.

    In view of the Senate's recent adjournment of the question of passing the necessary vote of credit, the French Olympic Committee has decided that France shall ...

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  19. SAMOA.

    The Governor of Samoa, through Mr. Nixon Westwood, an agent, declares that the statements of Mr. Yore that the Samoans are revolting, are absurdly ...

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  20. SALE OF ALLOTMENTS.

    Did I shake hands with that old fool? I got about £450 out of him. That was a good night's work. He is just like all the other Germans. I thought ...

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  21. PROFESSIONAL GOLF.

    The £1,000 golf competition was continued to-day at Gleneagles. Thirty-two qualified, including Melborn, 140; C. A. Whitcombe, 145; Kirkwood and E. ...

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  22. "TIP-TOES."

    "Tip-toes" continues to dance her way into the hearts of enthusiastic andiences at the Theatre Royal. The production is artistic in the extreme. The ...

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  23. MORE SHOWERS EXPECTED.

    The Government Meteorologist reported last night:—"To-day's weather chart indicates an unusual development in the depression noted on Wednesday as a shallow ...

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  24. FRENCH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.

    At Wimereux to-day Michael Scoit won the French amateur golf championship. ...

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  25. GERMAN PROPAGANDA.

    Messrs. Neilson and Smyth, members of the Samoan citizens' committee, who are in Wellington, stated to-day that the members of the committee and others who ...

    Article : 145 words
  26. WINGFIELD SCULLS.

    The race for the Wingfield sculls was decided to-day. Collett won easily, with Guy second, and Edwards third. ...

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  27. COUNTY CRICKET.

    A new scries of county. matches was begun to-day. Scores:— Middlesex versus Gloucester.—Gloucester four for 217 (Sinfield 86, Hammond, 83). ...

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  28. BROKEN HILL MINE STAFFS.

    The mine staffs along the line of lode have decided to form a co-operative society. This is an offshoot from the welfare schemes previously carried on by the ...

    Article : 77 words
  29. Tributes from Cricketers.

    Sorrow Mas expressed by Mr. Cement Hill, when informed of the death of Mr. Lyons, whom be described as a great match winner, and the greatest fast-footed ...

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  30. THE SUNDAY EXPRESS.

    The express train to Adelaide on Sundays will pick up passengers for South Australian stations at Ballarat. Ararat, Slawell, Horsham, and Dimboola. The ...

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  31. THE NEW ZEALANDERS.

    The New Zealanders began a match at Folkstone yesterday against the Army. Owing to rain overnight there was no play before lunch to-day. Scores:— ...

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  32. PRIVATE ADVICES.

    Messrs, Goldsbrough, Most & Company are in receipt of the following advices:- Kadina-"Eighty points last night." Snowtown-"Seventy-three points last night ." ...

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  33. FARMING IN THE UNITED STATES.

    The Department of Agriculture announces that the gross income of the tanners for the crop year ended June 30, was 12,080,000.000 dollars, which is a ...

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  34. GROUP-CAPTAIN WILLIAMS

    In the same machine, the DH5O. in which he flew 10,000 miles in the flight to the Pacific Islands last year, Group-Captain Williams set out to-day on an air ...

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  35. A FLYING GOVERNOR.

    The Governor (Sir William Campion), who was accompanied by Major Nicholls, A.D.G. returned by aeroplane to Perth from Broome this afternoon, having ...

    Article : 82 words
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