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  2. COAL DISPUTE.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—Far-reaching recommendations for the re-organisation of the coal industry are made in the report of the Coal Commission, which was ...

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  3. BURGLAR AND CAR THIEF.

    Harry Waters (33) was sentenced in the Perth Police Court yesterday to terms of imprisonment totalling four years, on charges of theft and of having ...

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  4. AIRMEN RESCUED.

    After having been stranded for two days in the forbidding country bordering the Ord River in the extreme north of Western Australia, Messrs. D. Smith and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. HIGH COURT BENCH.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—At the sitting of the High Court in Sydney to-day the retirement of the Chief Justice of Australia (Sir Adrian Knox) was announced ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. PROHIBITION.

    NEW YORK, March 30.—The "New York World" has presented the results of a poll taken among the controllers of "speakeasies" (resorts where liquor may ...

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  7. BRITAIN AND EGYPT.

    LONDON, March 31.—Much nice sentiment and exchange of compliments, especially references to Britain as the Mother of Liberty, screened by brief passing ...

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  8. NAVAL CONFERENCE.

    LONDON, March 31.—Nothing has occurred to lighten the general gloom surrounding the difficulties of the Naval Conference. ...

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  9. THE MINISTRY'S REGRET.

    MELBOURNE, March 31.—The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Brennan) said to-day that on March 26 Sir Adrian Knox had called on him at Canberra and had ...

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  10. NEW GERMAN CABINET.

    BERLIN, March 30.—The new German Cabinet, with Dr. Bruening as Chancellor, is the seventeenth since the war, and it receives little support from any section ...

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  11. MR. JOHN BROWN'S WILL.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—Though strict secrecy is still being maintained about the provisions of Mr. John Brown's will, it is known that when the will is proved ...

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  12. MR. MAC DONALD ATTACKED.

    LONDON, March 30.—Newspapers of various political opinions condemn the attack made by the Hearst Press (America) who stated that the Prime ...

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  13. TRADE WITH CANADA.

    CANBERRA, March 31.—Figures made available by the Customs Department reveal no motive for the demands of the Progressive Party in the Canadian House ...

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  14. ANOTHER APPOINTMENT LIKELY.

    MELBOURNE, March 31.—When asked to-day whether the Federal Ministry would amend the Judiciary Act to enable the High Court to carry on with five Judges ...

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  15. ATTITUDE OF MINERS.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—The Miners' Convention to-day decided to call mass meetings of the miners on the coalfields to receive a report of the coal conference held ...

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  16. NAMES SUGGESTED.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—At the Trades Hall to-day the name of Mr. McTiernan, M.H.R., was mentioned as likely to receive an appointment to the High Court Bench ...

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  17. FARMERS' FINANCE.

    The president of the Federated Chambers of Commerce of Western Australia (Mr. B. Rosenstamm) stated yesterday that a scheme to assist settlers who were ...

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  18. OPEN DIPLOMACY.

    LONDON, March 30.—The Rome correspondent of "The Times" says:—"The Italian newspapers satirically ask: "What has become of that open diplomacy with ...

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  19. ACCIDENTS.

    KALGOORLIE, March 31.—A motor truck driven by William Bennett (18), of Brookman-street, Kalgoorlie, fell down an open cut over 100ft. deep, near the ...

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  20. ENGINE DRIVERS AND OWNERS.

    MELBOURNE, March 31.—Arrangements were made by the Federal Council of the Enginedrivers and Firemen's Association, which ended its annual meeting ...

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  21. CRITICS REPLIED TO.

    CANBERRA, March 31.—The Canadian-Australian trade treaty made by the Bruce-Page Government was defended by the Deputy Leader of the Federal Opposition ...

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  22. CRANE ATTENDANT INJURED.

    While working on an overhead crane at Victoria Quay, Fremantle yesterday, Sydney White, of Queen Victoria-street, Fremantle, had his hand caught by a pulley ...

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  23. "PEASANT CONGRESS."

    BERLIN, March 30.—The first European "Peasant Congress" was opened in Berlin to-day, and was announced as an important step towards international ...

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  24. LINER IN COLLISION.

    PORT SAID, March 30.—The Orient liner Otranto (20,000 tons) collided here to-day with the French steamer Bernardin de Saint Pierre (10,268 tons), which was ...

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  25. WOMAN STRUCK BY MOTOR CAR.

    While walking across Wellington-street, west of Barrack-street yesterday morning, Mrs. Elizabeth Catchpole (49), of York-street, Bassendean, was struck by a motor ...

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  26. FRENCH VIEWPOINT.

    PARIS, March 30.—"All France wants is a simple agreement by which Britain will support France or Italy against an aggressor if they start fighting, and ...

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  27. DISTRESSED SETTLERS.

    MELBOURNE, March 31.—Further legislation to restrict legal proceedings against distressed settlers for the recovery of debt is proposed by the State ...

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  28. MURDER CHARGES.

    AUCKLAND, March 31.—The Police Court was crowded to-day, when Arthur Thomas Munn, a former member of the Northcote Borough Council, was charged ...

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  29. CYCLES COLLIDE.

    A young man named H. Willdock (about 22), of 91 Joel-street, East Perth, who was driving a motor cycle, and Charles Chandler (15), of 88 ...

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  30. CONVICT'S GOOD FORTUNE.

    LONDON, March 30.—A helpless and lonely prisoner in Pentonville gaol, who is known only by a number, is being nursed back to health after a very severe operation ...

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  31. COMMONWEALTH LOAN

    CANBERRA, March 31.—The Commonwealth Treasury has definite evidence that large numbers of bond owners either suffer loss of interest or unintentionally ...

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  32. WORKMAN'S HAND CRUSHED.

    Arthur Brehaut (about 46), of 62 Westminster-street, Victoria Park, lost a finger, and had three of his other fingers badly crushed yesterday afternoon when one of ...

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  33. MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—Owing to the conflicting nature of the evidence ut the inquiry held to-day concerning the death of Elwyn John Byrnes (39), horse trainer, ...

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  34. RAIL CAR SOMERSAULTS.

    ADELAIDE, March 31.—A Commonwealth railway car left the rails between Gordon and Wilson, on the North-South line, to-day and turned over three times. ...

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  35. CLAIM AGAINST BANK.

    BRISBANE, March 31.—The action in which Frederick James O'Keefe claimed £20,000 from the English, Scottish and Australian Bank, Ltd., for alleged ...

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  36. A Mechanic Remanded.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—Charged at the Newcastle Police Court to-day with having murdered Alfred Wallace at Hamilton on Saturday. Ronald Henry Edwin ...

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  37. EMPIRE TRADE.

    OTTAWA, March 30.—The Imperial Economic Conference has been definitely set for September and the Canadian Budget, to be brought down shortly, will be ...

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  38. "ALL IS O.K."

    SYDNEY, March 31.—Immediately Messrs. Smith and Shiers were found by the police search party this afternoon, they sent out a wireless message which was ...

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  39. Man Committed for Trial.

    SYDNEY, March 31.—Charles Jeffries Britten was committed for trial at Tam-worth to-day on a charge of having murdered his wife at Tamworth on March ...

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  40. NEW CHIEF JUSTICE.

    MELBOURNE, March 31.—The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Frank Brennan) announced to-day in Melbourne that the Chief Justice of the High Court of ...

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  41. WASHED OFF ROCKS.

    MELBOURNE, March 31.—Mr. C. Young (58), of Mornington, was drowned at Cape Schanck to-day. He was was washed off the rocks by a wave, while collecting ...

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  42. ITALIAN ART EXHIBITION.

    LONDON, March 30.—The Government last night gave a banquet to mark the success which attended the recently concluded Italian Art Exhibition in London, ...

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  43. IMMIGRATION LAW.

    MELBOURNE, March 31.—Trades Hall officials expressed the view to-day that the Canadian immigration authorities did not act surprisingly when they detained, under ...

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  44. MINING SURVEYORS.

    KALGOORLIE, March 31.—The annual meeting of the Institute of Mining Surveyors was held on Saturday. It was reported that membership was the same as ...

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  45. YOUNG WOMAN'S DEATH.

    ADELAIDE, March 30.—Edith Calton (23), of Richmond, a suburb of Adelaide, was admitted to the Adelaide Hospital on Tuesday. She was alleged to be suffering ...

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  46. PLANS FOR AERIAL SEARCH.

    Prompt action was taken by the Civil Aviation Department to direct rescue operations. At 1.15 o'clock yesterday morning a telegram from the Controller ...

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  47. TEXTILE WORKERS' WAGES.

    LONDON, March 30.—Week-end meetings of textile workers in Yorkshire have strengthened the belief of the trade union executives that all will cease work when ...

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  48. MEETING CANBERRA'S DEBTS.

    CANBERRA, March 31.—The Federal Capital Commission to-day decided to refer to the Government the proposal by the Third Commissioner (Dr. Alcorn) that an ...

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  49. WORLD'S BIGGEST PORT.

    LONDON, March 30.—The 21st report of the Port of London Authority emphasises that it is the most extensive port in the world, extending for 69 miles and ...

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  50. A FARMER'S DEATH.

    TRAYNING, March 31.—Francis John McMahon (68) died on his farm at North Trayning early yesterday morning, in the presence of an employee, who had ...

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    By special arrangement, Reuter's world service, in addition to other special sources of information, is used in the compilation of the oversea intelligence published in ...

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    Such of the cable news on this page as is so headed has appeared in "The Times" and is cabled to Australia by special permission. It should be understood that the ...

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