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  2. NATIONAL FINANCE.

    CANBERRA, June 23.—Having declared that the proposal for the conversion of the internal public debts of the Commonwealth and the States contained in the ...

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  3. WAR DEBTS RELIEF.

    Fuller consideration of the United States proposal for suspension for a year or war debts and reparations payments has emphasised several points of difficulty. The chief concerns large unconditional payments due by ...

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  4. TARIFF REFORM.

    CANBERRA, June 23.—Members of the Country Party are preparing for a campaign aimed at bringing about a general reduction in the tariff level in Australia ...

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  5. HARBOUR BLAZE.

    ST. JOHN (New Brunswick), June 22.— The West St. John waterfront was swept by fire to-day, and it is estimated that the damage amounts in £2,000,000. Practically ...

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  6. WOOL INDUSTRY.

    MELBOURNE, June 23.—Having completed routine matters, the delegates to the Empire Wool. Conference lost little time to-day in settling down to the more ...

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  7. QUEENSLAND'S POSITION.

    BRISBANE, June 23.—To implement the Melbourne plan two Bills were introduced to-day at a special session of Parliament. When the Treasurer had moved ...

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  8. SCARCITY OF STONE.

    The very general use of softwoods in building construction was probably the main cause of the disastrous nature of the fire which swept the water front of ...

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  9. LONDON COMMENT.

    LONDON, June 23.—In describing the Empire Wool Conference as one of the most interesting attempts yet made to promote economic co-opration within the ...

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  10. STATE LEGISLATION.

    The Premier (Sir James Mitchell) gave notice in the Legislative Assembly yesterday that at the next sitting he would move for leave to introduce a Bill for an ...

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  11. POLAR SUBMARINE.

    CORK, June 22.—Sir Hubert Wilkins has not given up his projected North Polar voyage on account of the damage done to his submarine Nautilus in the ...

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  12. CLASH WITH YOUNG PLAN.

    PARIS, June 22.—Finance Ministry experts are examining the effect of the debts proposal on the Budget and considering suggestions for satisfaction of the ...

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  13. POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

    SYDNEY, June 23.—"Looking broadly at the position in Australia to-day we may fairly say that the policy which is gradually winning acceptance by all except the ...

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  14. UNEMPLOYED MIGRANTS.

    The Government suffered a minor reverse in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, when a division was taken on a motion moved by Mr. Sleeman (Lab.. ...

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  15. BRITISH UNEMPLOYMENT.

    LONDON, June 22.—In the House of Commons to-day Miss Margaret Bondfield, Minister for Labour, moved a resolution to authorise the Unemployment. Insurance ...

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  16. A THRILLING VOYAGE.

    CORK, June 23.—"The sustained worry of the voyage was the worst thins I have known," declared Sir Hubert Wilkins to-day. "It Was the most thrilling Atlantic ...

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  17. GERMANY'S AIM.

    BERLIN, June 22.—In his first statement since the American offer was made, the Chancellor (Dr. Bruening) declared that the plan would afford no relief for ...

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  18. BUILDINGS ROCKED.

    WELLINGTON, June 23.—A heavy and prolonged earthquake was experienced in Wairoa and Gisborne at 3 o'clock this morning. No damage was done ...

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  19. Difficult Negotiations Expected.

    BERLIN, June 22.—It is believed that difficult Franco-German negotiations are ahead, since, after the United States, France must sacrifice most, although her ...

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  20. INDIAN PROBLEMS.

    LONDON, June 22.—The Secretary of State for India (Mr. Wedgwood Benn) answered in the negative when the House of Commons met to-day a question who ...

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  21. PERJURY CHARGE.

    ADELAIDE, June 23.—The case in which Albert Augustine Edwards, a former Member of Parliament, was convicted of having committed an unnatural offence and ...

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  22. AN ITALIAN CONDITION.

    ROME, June 22.—Italy's acceptance of the United States war debts offer is subject to a reservation that the proposed Austro-German Customs Union is ...

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  23. Maintenance of Order.

    LONDON, June 22.—Questioned as to the measures contemplated to suppress the activities of the "Red Shirt Army." which is being ...

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  24. BELGIAN COMMENT.

    BRUSSELS, June 22.—The newspaper "L" Etoile Belge" declares:—"Germany has shown considerable bad faith and even used blackmail. The Americans are a ...

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  25. FALL DOWN PRECIPICE

    WELLINGTON, June 23.—While two brothers, Cedric and Arthur Turner, were climbing Avalanche Peak, near Arthur's Pass, yesterday. Cedric lost his grip and ...

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  26. BURMESE REVOLT.

    LONDON, June 23.—In a statement in the House of Commons to-day on the events of the past week in Burma, Mr. Wedgwood Benn Secretary for India said ...

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  27. FACTORY EXPLOSION.

    LONDON, June 23.—At least three persons were killed and many were injured to-day by an explosion in the Royal Naval cordite factory at Holton Heath, which ...

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  28. AMERICAN ATTITUDE.

    WASHINGTON, June 22.—President Hoover, who announced the United States war debts offer to the world, spent to-day receiving reports all apparently ...

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  29. VOLUNTARY CONVERSION.

    MELBOURNE, June 23.—Mr. D. Norman Trenery, general manager for Australia, and New-Zealand for the Atlas Assurance Co., with which is associated the ...

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  30. ATLANTIC CROSSING.

    MONTREAL, June 22.—The new Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain to-day completed the fastest Atlantic crossing from Cherbourg to Father Point (Quebec) ...

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  31. AIRWOMAN INJURED.

    ST. JOHN (new Brunswick), June 22. —Miss Ruth Nichols, the well-known United States flyer, was seriously injured and her aeroplane was practically destroyed in ...

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  32. LOAN TO AUSTRIA.

    LONDON, June 22.—In the House of Commons to-day, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Arthur Henderson). in referring to ...

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  33. MONEY IN HATS.

    SAN SEBASTIAN (Spain), June 23.— Frontier guards are still watchful to prevent the flight of capital. To-day they intercepted two Trieste and found in their ...

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  34. TRADES HALL AND MINISTRY.

    MELBOURNE, June 23.—Labour leaders at the Trades Hall declared to-day that a crisis would almost certainly arise between the Central Executive of the ...

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  35. SIR NEVILLE HOWSE'S ESTATE.

    SYDNEY, June 23.—The will and two codicils of the late Sir Neville Howse, V.C., of Melbourne, have been lodged for probate. The cross value of the estate is ...

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