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  2. TRAINS COLLIDE.

    MELBOURNE, Dec. 25.—Twenty-five persons were injured, two of them seriously when a goods train from Korumburra struck a crowded special excursion train ...

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  3. POLICY IN EGYPT.

    LONDON, Dec. 23.—Sir Austen Chamberlain, who was Foreign Secretary in the late Government, raised in the House of Commons to-day the question of the ...

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  4. SINGAPORE BASE.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.— On the motion for the adjournment of the House of Commons until January 21, Sir Frederick Penny (Conservative) referred to-day to ...

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  5. INDIAN DEMANDS.

    LONDON, Dec. 23.—"We demand an explicit declaration from Parliament that full Dominion status for India is the goal at which it aims. Secondly, we demand a ...

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  6. THE RACING CARNIVAL.

    Since the first race meeting was held in Western Australia in October, 1883, great changes have, with the growth of the State, taken place and the Western ...

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  7. FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.

    ROME, Dec. 24.—Captain Chichester, who made a forced landing on Saturday near Tripoli (North Africa) while on a flight to Australia in a Moth aeroplane, ...

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  8. THE YOUNG PLAN.

    BERLIN, Dec. 23.— The final returns of the referendum held throughout Germany on the reparations issue show that only 5,825,082 votes, or 13,83 per sent. of the ...

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  9. BRITISH FINANCE.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.—Speaking on finance on the motion for the adjournment of the House of Commons to-night, Mr. Winston Churchill (who was Chancellor of the ...

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  10. CROWDED GAOLS.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.— Lively interest is being shown by the Labour Department in reports of the London "Daily Chronicle's" campaign against the alleged ...

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    Shelling peas for Christmas dinner. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    An unusual view of the life boats of a mail steamer, taken at Fremantle recently. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. VICEROY AND NATIONALISTS.

    CALCUTTA, Dec. 24.—The eagerly awaited meeting between the Viceroy (Lord Irwin) and the five principal Indian Nationalist leaders, which was held last ...

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  14. COAL DISPUTE.

    SYDNEY, Dec. 25.—The council of the Miners' Federation has rejected the offer made by the Prime Minister (Mr. Scullin) to make up the miners' wages to the ...

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  15. PROSPECTS OF CANDIDATES.

    Racing will begin to-day with the Metropolitan Hurdles. The field promises to be much larger than it was last year when Rouge Criniere silenced the opposition and ...

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  16. QUIET DAY AT ROTHBURY.

    SYDNEY, Dec. 25.—Christmas Day was spent peacefully at Rothbury and the adjoining town of Branxton. A generous resident of Newcastle arrived at Rothbury ...

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  17. SOVIET RELATIONS.

    LONDON, Dec. 23.— The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Arthur Henderson), replaying to Sir William Davison (Conservative), in House of ...

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  18. ACTIVITIES ON THE SITE.

    SINGAPORE, Dec. 24.— The decision of the Imperial Government has not entirely halted the work on the naval base. The work of excavating and filling where ...

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    Where's mother! A lamb looks at the world from the Midland Junction saleyards. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  20. WOOL INDUSTRY.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.—A suggestion that Australia and the other Dominions should contribute £25,000 to the work of the British Research Association in the woollen ...

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  21. NAVAL CONFERENCE.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.— The diplomatic corresponded of the "Daily Telegraph" states that the most important suggestion made bt France to Britain for the forthcoming ...

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  22. DELHI BOMB OUTRAGE.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.—Replying in the House of Commons to a question about the attempt to blow up the train bearing the Viceroy of India at Delhi on Monday, ...

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  23. TRADE POST AT MOSCOW.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.—The Department of Overseas Trades announces the resumption of commercial posts at Moscow. Mr.G.P. paton, Consul at Tamsui (Formosa), who ...

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  24. ARCTIC AIRMAN LOST.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— Messages of the American Government appealing unofficially to the Soviet for assistance for Lieut. Ben Eielson, the Arctic aviator, ...

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  25. THE MANCHURIAN DISPUTE.

    MOSCOW, Dec. 24.— The French Ambassador (M. Herbette) visited M. Litvinoff the Acting Foregin Commissar, to-day, in order to remind the Soviet of its ...

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  26. EMPIRE TRADE.

    OTTAWA, Dec. 23.—"Lord Beaverbrook's crusade for Empire trade development has stirred greater interest and activity in England than obtained even in ...

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  27. HIGH COURT ACTION.

    SYDNEY, Dec. 25.—Applications were made yesterday to the Chief Justice of the High Court (Sir Adrian Knox) on behalf of the Caledonian Collieries, Ltd., and ...

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  28. LIMITS TO DISCUSSION.

    LONDON, Dec. 23.— In the House of Commons to-day the Prime Minister (Mr. MacDonald) informed Commander A.J.R. Southby (Conservative) that the Ministry ...

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  29. PEDIGREE RABBITS.

    SYDNEY, Dec.25.—A shipment of pedigreed rabbits from New Zealand arrived yesterday by the Marama. Following the lifting of the embargo on their ...

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  30. BUSH FIRES.

    SYDNEY, Dec. 25.—Bush fires were reported in the southgate district near Graton yesterday. At one time the South gate township was in danger but the wind ...

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  31. BRITISH COAL BILL.

    LONDON, Dec. 23.—The President of the Board of Trade (Mr. W.Graham) has issued a statement in which he says that the Committee stage of the Coal Miners ...

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  32. NEW ZEALAND CARILLON.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.—Miss Gladys Watkins, of New Zealand gave a preliminary recital to-day at the Wellington War Memorial Carillon in ...

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  33. BROADCASTING THE OPENING.

    LONDON, Dec. 23.—The King's speech at the opening of the Naval Conference on January 21 will be broadcast. This will be the first occasion that his words have been ...

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  34. WHEAT VALUES.

    CAPE TOWN, Dec. 24.—The Chamber of Industries is arranging a challenge test of the comparative values of Cape and Australian wheat. Millers propose the ...

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  35. WASHINGTON BLAZE.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—President Hoover watched from the White House tonight while fire seriously damaged the remodelled executive offices, Presumably ...

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  36. THE TARIFF TRUCE.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.— In the House of Commons the President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Graham)told Commander Bellairs (Cons.) that although he was ...

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  37. THE GRAF ZEPPELIN.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.—A report from Frederichshafen states that the Graf Zeppelin's flight to the Arctic, which was delayed in October last owing to the refusal ...

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  38. ELECTION FIGURES.

    CAIRO, Dec. 23.— The latest figures for the general election to the Chamber of Deputies show that the Wafd (Nationalist Party) has 186 seats (including 113 in ...

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