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  2. FEDERAL REVENUE.

    CANBERRA, Aug. 10.—The return of the Commonwealth consolidated revenue fund for July, which was issued to-day, showed that the excess of expenditure over ...

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  3. HELP FOR N.S.W.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 10.—The recommendation of the Australian Loan Council on Saturday that Treasury bills to the amount of £500,000 be issued to ...

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  4. FIGHTING IN BERLIN.

    BERLIN, Aug. 10.—Fierce street fighting between, police and Communists, in which at least 12 persons were killed and many injured, followed the plebiscite in ...

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  5. BULK HANDLING.

    The Minister for Works (Mr. J. Lindsay), who is in control of the investigations being made by the Government into the possibility of giving the bulk handling ...

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  6. ROAD TO RECOVERY.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 10.—The Commonwealth Bank Board having agreed to make available £500,000 to relieve the critical financial position in New South Wales, the ...

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  7. DEBT CONVERSION.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 10.—With promises of support and co-operation made by the banks and large financial institutions, the campaign for the voluntary conversion of ...

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  8. LONG FLIGHT PLANNED.

    NEW YORK, Aug. 9.—Mr. Patrick Saul, who was Air Commodore Kingsford Smith's navigator, in the flight from Ireland to Newfoundland in 1930; arrived from ...

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  9. CALAMITOUS FLOOD.

    SHANGHAI, Aug. 10.—Following several weeks of rain, the mighty Yangtse River is in flood and the entire city of Hankow, one of the biggest in China, ...

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  10. ATTEMPT ON RECORD.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—Air Commodore Kingsford Smith said to-day that although he wag considering the possibilities, of a flight from Australia to England in seven ...

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  11. A CRITICAL SURVEY.

    At a special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce on Friday night to consider the bulk handling scheme formulated by Westralian Farmers. Ltd., Air. H. D. ...

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  12. SALARIES TO-DAT.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—The State Treasury was notified to-day by the Commonwealth Bank Board that at the request of the Loan Council the Commonwealth Bank ...

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  13. WOODLINE DISPUTE.

    KALGOORLIE, Aug. 10.—Commenting to-day on the decision of the men employed on the Kurrawang woodline who were concerned in the dispute with the West ...

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  14. DISABLED AIR LINER.

    LONDON, August 9.—Only the skilful handling by the pilot (Captain Dinsmore) of the Imperial Airways liner Hannibal, when the forced landing was made near ...

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  15. PERTH HOSPITAL'S ACTION.

    It was decided at a special meeting of the Perth Hospital Board yesterday to convert £4,500 worth of Commonwealth bonds into the new loan. The bonds ...

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  16. OVERSEAS LOTTERIES.

    Thousands of pounds are contributed annually by West Australians to lotteries conducted outside the State. The local sale of tickets for Eastern States' lotteries has ...

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  17. SUNKEN EGYPT.

    BREST (France), Aug. 9.—Divers of the salvage ship Artiglio have reached the roof of the Egypt's strong-room, the way to which had been cleared by blasting. ...

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  18. CUBAN REBELS FOILED

    HAVANA, Aug. 9.—A revolutionary plot was foiled by the arrest to-day of 17 Opposition Party leaders, and the confiscation of the rebels' arsenal, after a rifle ...

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  19. POLAR SUBMARINE.

    TROMSOE (Norway), Aug. 9.—A steamer bearing the reception committee, with scores of fishing boats and motor boats going out to escort the submarine ...

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  20. WOMAN'S DEATH.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—The City Coroner (Mr. May) to-day inquired into the death at Surrey Hills of Emma Philbrook (51), who was found dead at her home on April ...

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  21. WEEK-END CRASHES.

    NEW YORK, Aug. 9.—Week-end air crashes caused 11 deaths in the United States. Four passengers and two pilots were killed at Cincinnati (Ohio), when ...

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  22. ACCIDENTS.

    KALGOORLIE, Aug. 10.—George Ronald Macdonald (39), single, of Hannan-street, died in the Kalgoorlie Hospital about 5 p.m. to-day from injuries received ...

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  23. BRISBANE ROYAL SHOW

    BRISBANE, Aug. 10.—The 56th annual show of the Queensland Royal Agricultural Society was opened to-day. There were excellent exhibits in all sections and ...

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  24. SCHNEIDER TROPHY.

    PARIS, Aug. 10.—France may not compete for the Schneider trophy. The Minister for Air (M. Demesnil), after returning from the testing station to-day, said that ...

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  25. CONCERNING A RACEHORSE.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—A racehorse named Simba, recently imported from New Zealand, was mentioned in three cases, which same before the Central Summons Court ...

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  26. INDIA'S FUTURE.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 10.—India's problems are ary important from an Australian point of view, because there is a considerable movement there towards ...

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  27. SERVICE SALARY CUTS.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 10.—Details of the new schedule of reductions of public service salaries and wages have been completed by the State Ministry, and the ...

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  28. A LUMPER INJURED.

    While working on the motorship Triton yesterday, Mr. James Heston, of South-street, Fremantle, received injuries to his foot caused by a falling bain of paper. He ...

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  29. CONSTABLE'S PREDICAMENT.

    MELBOURNE, Aug. 10.—White a constable was holding a handcuffed prisoner in Flinders-street early this morning a taxi-cub driver, who had been asked to ...

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  30. PIE-SELLER HIT BY CAR.

    Mr. Arthur Soabrook (61), pie-seller, of Wellington-street. Perth, was pushing his barrow across William-street, near Brisbane-street, late last night when he was ...

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  31. PERTH CITY AFFAIRS.

    At a meeting of the Perth City Council yesterday, over which the Lord Mayor (Sir William Lathlain, M.L.C.) presided, it was agreed to change the name of ...

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  32. MISHAP WITH PEA-RIFLE.

    When a pea-rifle he was examinig yesterday afternoon was discharged Mr. Leslie Edward Cowell (20) received a bullet wound in the fleshy part of his left arm. ...

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  33. SHALE OIL.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—Two men sinking post holes at Rylstone recently struck a shale vein. A State Mines Department test gave such a satisfactory result that the ...

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  34. NEW GUINEA EARTHQUAKE.

    CANBERRA, Aug. 10.—The Administrator of New Guinea (General Wisdom) has notified the Prime Minister (Mr. Scullin) by radio that he has been advised by the ...

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  35. ROBBERY OF £84.

    According to a report made to the Criminal Investigation Branch, Perth, yesterday morning, £83/17/4 in cash and cheques was stolen earlier in the day from a house ...

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  36. FAMOUS AIRMEN MEET

    LONDON, Aug. 9.—Mr. J. A. Mollison, who broke Mr. C. W. A. Scott's record flight from Australia to England, met Mr. Scott at an informal tea party at ...

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  37. A COOL REQUEST.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—The secretary of the Labour Council (Mr. J. S.Garden) wil ask the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Dunn) to-morrow for permission to ...

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  38. WRECKED EXPRESS.

    BERLIN, Aug. 9.—An investigation reveals that several yards of rails were torn up in the wrecking by an explosive of the Basle-Berlin express this morning ...

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  39. ALLOWANCE FOR DOCTOR.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—The State Cabinet to-day decided to make an allowance of £150 to Dr. Chisholm Ross, mental specialist, whose pay was suspended by the ...

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  40. TOODYAY TRAGEDY.

    TOODYAY, Aug. 10.—According to a report from the Toodyay Hospital to-day, all the children injured in last Thursday's tragic collision between a train and a ...

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  41. FOURFOLD TRAGEDY.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.—A pitiful tragedy was disclosed to-day, when the bodies of Mrs. Florine Williams, widow of the noted actor, Earle Williams, her ...

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  42. CHEAPER BREAD.

    SYDNEY, Aug. 10.—Sustenance bread was again distributed smoothly in the metropolitan area to-day. Following the cancellation of the contract with Shaders ...

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  43. ACCIDENTS IN JULY.

    Two fatal, 36 serious and 197 minor accidents in traffic in the metropolitan area, resulting in the death of two people and injuries to 44, were reported to the police ...

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  44. A LARGE OFFERTORY.

    ADELAIDE, Aug. 10.—A special appeal was made recently by the trustees of the Kent Town Methodist Church, to reduce the debt of £200. The result was that ...

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  45. FUSILLADE IN A CHURCH.

    PARIS, Aug. 9.—Worshippers in the Armenian Church in the Champs Elysees fled in terror to-day when a fanatic emptied a revolver right and left. The priest ...

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