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  2. QUEST FOR OIL.

    Giving evidence before the Federal Parliamentary Joint Committee on Public Accounts to-day. Dr. Wade. Technical Adviser to the Federal ...

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  3. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

    Colonel Childs, director of Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Company (South Africa), referring to the establishment of wireless communication with Great ...

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  4. FRANCE AND BRITAIN.

    A "communique" relating to this morning's conversation between Mr. Austen Chamberlain and M. Herriot says that agreement was reached on various ...

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  5. GERMANY.

    The Berlin newspapers discuss the Anglo-German Trade Treaty mainly from the standpoint of Sunday's Reichstag elections. ...

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  6. CRICKET.

    Beautiful cool weather prevailed yesterday for the third day's play in the match England versus an Australian Eleven, and the attendance approached ...

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  7. EGYPT.

    With reference to the sensational reports to the effect that Egyptian extremists are conspiring to assassinate British Ministers in London, it has been ...

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  8. INDUSTRIAL.

    The general council of the Congress of Trade Unions has appointed a sub-committee to evolve a scheme for carrying out the resolution of the Hull Congress ...

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  9. AMERICA.

    The Government has placed twelve speedy destroyers along the Atlantic seaboard to conduct a campaign against the rum fleet. Eight more will be ...

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  10. FRANCE.

    The return of Sadoul, the Communist, and the demonstrations in honour of M. Krassin (the Russian Ambassador) have intensified the agitations in the Press ...

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  11. ALLEGED NON-UNIONISTS.

    Because they allege non-unionists were being employed on the same work, 50 members of the Ship Painters and Dockers' Union employed at the ...

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  12. Scene in Parliament.

    M. Herriot's reply to M. Cachin was made during the course of a debate in the Chamber of Deputies on the Navy Estimates, when the Communists ...

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  13. London Bankers' Views.

    The provisions of the Anglo-German Commercial Treaty are arousing much interest in the city, particularly in banking circles, in which a considerable difference ...

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  14. CRIME IN MELBOURNE.

    Several cases of shopbreaking and other crimes, at first thought to have been committed by experienced criminals, are now asserted by Plain-clothes ...

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  15. War Debts Question.

    The London reports to the effect that the British Government is expected to address a request to Washington for information regarding the question of the ...

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  16. Further Details.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Herald" says:—Mr. Chamberlain and M. Herriot agreed that each should leave to the other's country a free hand ...

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  17. Ministerial Statement.

    With regard to statements in the Press concerning a conspiracy to attempt to murder some prominent members of the Imperial Government, the Home ...

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  18. Bureaucratic Restrictions.

    The success which attended the transmission of the message of the High Commissioner for South Africa by the beam system has created treat interest ...

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  19. Numerous Arrests.

    Some 800 policemen and Republican Guards raided the Communist quarters at Bobigny, a suburb of Paris. Special attention was paid to the Leninist school, ...

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  20. Wholesale Murderer.

    The butcher Haarmann, whose trial in Hanover is attracting the attention of criminologist throughout the world, continues his extraordinary attitude. He ...

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  21. Mr. Chamberlain's Appeal.

    Expressing his delight at the result of his general exchange of views with M. Herriot, Mr. Austin Chamberlain has left for Rome. He issued to ...

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  22. First Press Message.

    The experimental wireless system which is in operation at the new Milnerton receiving station (near Capetown) reveals greater success as the wave lengths ...

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  23. Royalties Guarded.

    The London "Sunday News" says it understands that members of the royal family, as well an members of the Cabinet, will now be guarded by special ...

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  24. PERSONAL.

    A London cable message says that at the inquest concerning the death of Mr. Hardman (formerly manager of the Windsor and Oriental. Hotels, ...

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  25. Theft of a Safe.

    Lying in wait in the shadows of the Yarra Junction railway station about 2 o'clock this morning, four detectives watched two men approach the building. ...

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  26. Arrival in Rome.

    The British delegation to the Council of the League of Nation's, headed by Mr. Chamberlain, has arrived here. ...

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  27. An Egyptian Protest.

    The Egyptian Association of Great Britain and Ireland has issued a protest against "the latest attempt by the Press to inflame public opinion against the ...

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  28. Shipments of Gold.

    The first evidence of the return flow of gold to Europe after four years' heavy importations was seen to-day, when two shipments aggregating about ...

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  29. EMPIRE AFFAIRS.

    In the course or a speech at a luncheon which was given to-day by the Overseas League, Mr. L. Amery (Secretary of State for the Colonies) said ...

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  30. BANK CONSPIRACY CASE.

    In connection with the Midland Bank case, Hobbs re-appeared in the Bow-street (London) Police Court to-day Great public interest was shown in the ...

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  31. A Report Denied.

    The London office of the Sudan Government has received from Lady Lee Stack (the wife of the late Sirdar) a telegram declaring that the report that she ...

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  32. A Radio Record.

    The Norwegian whaler Sir James Clark Ross (at degrees from the South Pole) has reported by radio. The signals to the Federal telegraph station ...

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  33. SINGAPORE BASE.

    It is understood from a well-informed but unofficial source that steps are likely to be taken soon to push on with the, plan for the construction of a naval base ...

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  34. SHIPPING MISHAPS.

    Shortly before six o'cock to-night the oversea steamer Piako left Swift's wharf in Hamilton Reach bound for Sydney. The vessel negotiated the difficult bends ...

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  35. AVIATION.

    Sir W. S. Brancker (Director of Civil Aviation in Great Britain) has arrived in Bucharest (Rumania). [A Constantinope message of ...

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  36. Chauffeur Honoured.

    The late Sir Lee Stack's chauffeur, Fred. March (who is an Australian), has been awarded the medal of the Order of the British Empire.—Reuter. ...

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  37. ALBANY WOOLLEN MILLS.

    The machinery of the Albany Woollen Miss was [?] in motion for the first time on Friday night and the plant ran continuously until Saturday afternoon ...

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  38. Dominions Consulted.

    The Imperial Defence Committee discussed yesterday the question of the Singapore base. It is understood that it recommended that the work be resumed. ...

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  39. Bank Officials' Evidence.

    An official of the Midland Bank gave evidence to the effect that an account was opened in the Kingsway branch of the bank on January 5, 1920, crediting ...

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  40. Mooring Line's Carry Away.

    A heavy wind, blew across the harbour last night and caused the mooring lines of the cattle boat Pronto to break and the ship was blown on to a mud bank. ...

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  41. Sudan Mutiny.

    A summary court-martial, in Khartum sentenced to death four Egyptian officers who were involved in the recent mutiny. In one case the sentence was commuted ...

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  42. Low-Powered Machines.

    Flying was continued to-day at the Richmond aerodrome, in the aeroplane trials for low-powered machines. Captain F. W. Follett, in his baby De ...

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  43. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    The executive council of the British Empire Exhibition has decided unanimously that the exhibition shall be continued next year. ...

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  44. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. E. F. L. Wood), said in a speech in Chelmsford that the consumption of wheat in China and Japan was growing steadily, ...

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  45. ANOTHER ADVENTURE.

    The cattle boat Pronto again prose loose from her moorings last night, and stuck on a mud bank in heavy wind. At high tide she was unable to get off. ...

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  46. SPAIN.

    Only two of the persons condemned to death in connection with the recent rising were executed. The other while en route to the place of execution, ...

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  47. England v. Rhodesia.

    The English team yesterday commenced a three-days match against Rhodesia. The Englishmen batted first and had scored 37 runs for the loss of 1 wicket ...

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  48. OUT OF CONTROL.

    When a motor bus not got of control through a supposed mechanical defect and ran into a verandah post at Woolahra to-day three of the passengers ...

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  49. THE NEW CRUISERS.

    Recently the Minister for Defence (Mr. Bowden) invited firms desirous of tendering for the construction of one of the cruisers in Australia to submit their ...

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  50. Sensational Incident.

    The condemned man who committed suicide begged permission to shake hands with his fellow prisoners who attended to his injuries when he was wounded at ...

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  51. SOUTH AFRICA.

    With reference to the negotiations for the establishment of the steel industry in South Africa, it is said that the Government of the Union is not disposed to ...

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  52. Hari Singh at Sea.

    The London "Daily Herald"' says:-In spite of statements in other newspapers, to the effect that General Hari Singh has reached Europe, he is still aboard ...

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  53. IRELAND.

    Sir James Craig (the Prime Minister of Ulster), in a statement with regard to the Boundary Commission's public appeal for evidence, reiterates Ulster's ...

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  54. Air Force Pageant.

    A Royal Australian Air Force pageant will he held at Flemington racecourse on Saturday, when twenty aeroplanes will demonstrate nil phases of military flying. ...

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  55. STREET BRAWLS.

    The extreme violence which has characterised recent mob fights in the city and suburbs was again exhibited in an affray at Redfera on Saturday night, ...

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  56. QUARRY FATALITY.

    At Dunrobin Bridge, about four miles from Ouse, one man was killed, and another has his leg broken, through the top of a stand gravel quarry falling in upon ...

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  57. OVERLAND PASSENGERS.

    The following passengers by the Great Western express will reach Perth to-day:—Messrs. Searle, Gracuclay, Brown, Birney Burham, Anderson, Callapy, Johns, ...

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  58. COTTON GROWING.

    The report of the executive committee of the Empire Cotton Growing Corporation says that the committee has considered the recommendations of the ...

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  59. MINE EXPLOSION.

    Nine men have been killed and a number are missing as a result of an explosion in the Llay Main Colliery. Wrexham (Denbigh, Wales). ...

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  60. Citizenship.

    The Government will introduce during the next session of the Parliament a Bill dealing with South African citizenship and the South African flag. ...

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  61. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Mr. Alexander MacCallum Scott, who was Liberal member for Bridgeton (Glasgow) from 1910 to 1918, and who for a time was the Coalition's Whip in ...

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  62. INDIA.

    Mr. V. J. Patel, the Swarajist Mayor of Bombay, has resigned.—Reuter. [Mr. Patel announced that he would refuse invitations to public functions ...

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  63. MINERS' BALLOT.

    The final counting of the ballot of the Miners' Federation for the office of general president resulted in the re-election of Mr. D. Rees. There was a heavy ...

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  64. A MINER'S DEATH.

    About 9.30 on Saturday morning the body of a man, afterwards identified as Thomas Flanigan, a miner, was found in an open cut on the Lake View lease. ...

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  65. FALL OVER PRECIPICE.

    Wonderful fortitude was displayed by a schoolgirl to-day in bearing excruciation pain. The girl fell over a precipice with a jagged edge and almost ...

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  66. Mrs. Besant.

    Mrs. Annie Besant has rejoined the Indian National Congress, after a secession of three years, which was caused by the Congress's adopting M. K. Gand ...

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  67. OUTBREAK OF ANTHRAX.

    Alarm was occasioned recently at Wagga by the reported outbreak of anthrax on a holding within the jurisdiction of the Wagga Pastures Protection Board ...

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  68. HAMPTON BANK MURDER.

    The two men arrested in connection with the Hampton Bank murder appeared at the City Court on Saturday morning. After the charges of wounding and ...

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