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  2. GREAT CHANNEL HOAX.

    LONDON, Oct. 16.—It is announced by the "News' of the World", that Dr. Dorothy Logan, did not swim the Channel at all, but merely spent nine hours in ...

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  3. BALKAN DISCORD.

    BELGRADE, Oct. 14.—The "Politika" asserts that the frontier authorities at Tharibrod seized a confidential document addressed by a revolutionary association ...

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  4. CAULFIELD CUP.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 16.—The surprise of the Caulfield Cup was the failure of the favourite, Royal Charter, to gain even a place. There was a record ...

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  5. AVIATION.

    LONDON, Oct 14.—The second attempt to reach Australia by light aeroplane commenced to-day, when Captain Lancaster's tiny Avro-avian, the "Red ...

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  6. MR. AMERY'S TOUR.

    Standing with heads reverentially bowed while 167 happy bush children sang "Be Present at Our Table, Lord," before sitting down to a hearty mid-day meal; ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. CLYDESIDE MURDER.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—George Geddes an officer of the Royal Humane Society was rowing on the Clyde at Glasgow when he noticed a parcel wrapped in a sheet ...

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  8. SOUTH AFRICAN FLAG.

    CAPETOWN, Oct. 14.—A feature of the ceremonial at the opening of Union Parliament to-day was the usually large number of Union Jacks flown on public ...

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  9. THE DEPARTURE.

    Interviewed on the Perth railway station before their departure by the Great Western express at 9 p.m. on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Amery expressed delight ...

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  10. MINISTER MURDERED.

    PRAGUE, Oct. 16.—While he was dining in a cafe, the new Albanian Minister to Czecho-Slovakia (Cem Bey) was shot dead by an 18-year-old Bulgarian student. ...

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  11. BRITISH MOTOR SHOW.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The motor show at Olympia, which opened yesterday, is attracting huge crowds. It is estimated that 12,000 people were present to-day. ...

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  12. AUSTRALIAN WINE.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The "Wine Trade Review" in an editorial emphasises the amazing success of the skilful campaign to popularise Australian wines, but says ...

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  13. Heather for Luck.

    LONDON, Oct. 14.—Lady Ryrie and Colonel Ivo Edwards, on behalf of the Air Ministry, farewelled Captain Lancaster and Mrs. Miller, who was presented ...

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  14. BARBARIC TERRORISM.

    NEW YORK, Oct 15.—Likening conditions in Grenshaw County, Alabama, to those existing at the time of the Spanish Inquisition, a special grand jury, ...

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  15. First Stage Ended.

    PARIS, Oct. 15.—Darkness compelled Captain Lancaster to alight and spend the night at Abbeville. He arrived at Le Bourget at 11.30 o'clock this ...

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  16. MIGRATION.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—To-day's Navy Orders contain an official notification excluding from group settlement in Western Australia men of the higher ratings of ...

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  17. Departure for Borne.

    LONDON, Oct. 16.—Captain Lancaster took off from Le Bourget at 10.12 o'clock this morning for Rome. ...

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  18. Fight for Supremacy.

    LONDON, Oct. 16.—"Motor manufacturing nations are engaging in a fierce fight to secure domination of world markets," says the "Daily Despatch," ...

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  19. "THE AMERICAN GIRL."

    HORTA (Azores), Oct. 15.—Looking as though she had just left Broadway Miss Elder,' who with Captain George Haldeman, was picked up in ...

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  20. VETERINARY RESEARCH.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The Colonial Secretary has appointed a committee to inquire into the organisation of tho Colonial veterinary services, and to make ...

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  21. SALVATION ARMY SCHEME.

    LONDON, Oct. 14.—The Lord Mayor of London (Sir Rowland Blades), Lady Blades, Sir Granville Ryrie, the Australian Agents General, and General Booth ...

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  22. A LUCKLESS REGATTA.

    SYDNEY, Oct. 16.—Sensational incidents marked the opening regatta at Rose Bay, of the Royal Motor Yacht Club of New South Wales on Saturday. The ...

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  23. ALLEGED ROYAL ROMANCE.

    BUCHAREST, Oct. 14.—The story of the elopement of Princess Ileana with tons of her late father's aide de-camps, is denied. It is stated that ...

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  24. Story of Rescue.

    HORTA, Oct. 15.—The wireless operator on the Dutch tanker Barendrecht, which picked op the aviators, narrates that when the plane alighted the crew ...

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  25. ITEMS OF INTEREST.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 16.—The winner of the Cup, Textile, despite his win in the Toorak and his second in the Coongy Handicap, was not seriously considered ...

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  26. Another Reference.

    LONDON, Oct. 10.—The Vienna correspondent of the "Westminster Gazette" has telegraphed that the report from Bucharest to the effect that the 18-year old ...

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  27. DOMINION PRODUCE.

    LONDON, Oct. 14.—At the invitation of the Mayors and chambers of commerce, the High Commissioner for New Zealand (Sir James Parr) has completed ...

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  28. THEATRICAL DIVORCE.

    LONDON, Oct. 16.—Miss Marie Lohr. the well-known actress, has been granted a decree nisi against her husband, Anthony Prinseo, theatrical manager on the ...

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  29. NEWSPAPER COMMENT.

    LONDON, Oct. 16.—The "Observer" states: "Since the New South Wales election has shown that Commonwealth ideas overshadowed State ideas, Australia ...

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  30. Cheerful in Distress.

    HORTA, Oct. 15.—With her cap perched on her curls, Miss. Elder posed for photographers cheerfully, and fare-welled her hosts after thanking them for ...

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  31. UNWANTED AMBASSADOR.

    PARIS, Oct 16.—The Government is not replying to M. Chicherin's note, considering it useless to discuss a document semi-officially described as having been ...

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  32. Film Star Secures Decree.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—Constance Tal-madge, the film star, has received a divorce at Edinburgh from Captain Alastair Mackintosh a personal friend of the ...

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  33. The Results.

    BRIGHT SWORD—Messrs. S. O. Kesron's and J. Holt's, by Broadsword—Hilaria, 9.5 (D. Zeally)..1 SIR GLEAM, 10.2 (G. Sheldon) ... 2 ...

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  34. Congratulations.

    LISBON, Oct. 14.—Fraulein Lilli Dillenz, an Austrian actress, left for the Azores with the Junkers seaplane, which will wait there to congratulate Miss ...

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  35. ITALY AND THE VATICAN.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The "Daily Telegraph's" diplomatic correspondent, commenting on the Papal reconciliation, says that it is known that Signor ...

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  36. SPECULATORS' NEW FIELD.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—A new field for the British investor will be opened by the announcement that a company is about to be started on the London Stock ...

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  37. A BANDIT'S HOARD.

    MEXICO CITY, Oct. 15.—Buried treasure worth £50,000 baa been discovered by an Indian farmer at Pinotepa in the State of Oaxaca. Search parties ...

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  38. WOMEN AND WAR.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The Riga correspondent of the "Times" says that the Soviet is paying attention to women's war training. ...

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  39. New Flight Proposed.

    HORTA, Oct 16.—Miss Elder had a conference with the crew of the Junkers seaplane and may return to America in it. ...

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  40. SOVIET ESPIONAGE.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The Riga correspondent of the "Times" says that the Latvian police have arrested 23 soldiers and railwaymen. Several possessed ...

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  41. TRANS-PACIFIC FLIGHT.

    CHEYENNE (Wyoming), Oct. 14.—Captain Giles plans to hop off from San Francisco on his flight to New Zealand, via Hawaii. next Wednesday. He ...

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  42. R.S.L. RECEPTION.

    An hour after the return to Perth from Fairbridge Mr. Amery, accompanied by Mr. G. G. Whiskard (assistant secretary to the Dominions Office) and Mr. Bankes ...

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  43. SHIP IN DISTRESS.

    LAS PALMAS, Oct. 15.—The British steamer Syde. 16 miles off the African coast, is sending out wireless calls for help. The engines are disordered, and ...

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  44. JAPANESE FINANCE.

    TOKIO, Oct. 14.—It ia stated that the Government has decided on the flotation of loans ia 1028 amounting to 60,0000,000.[?] about £60,0000,000. of which ...

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  45. EMPIRE BROADCAST.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The "Daily News" states that the British Broadcasting Corporation's Empire broadcast experiment will begin early in ...

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  46. CANBERRA 'BUS SERVICE.

    CANBERRA, Oct. 15.—An important discussion upon transport policy took place in the House of Representatives and on the Senate yesterday, when ...

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  47. Captain Smith's Plans.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.—Captain Kingsford Smith has announced that his plans have been changed and he will not leave for Honolulu until November 3. ...

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  48. BROWN COAL.

    BERLIN, Oct. 15.—Following experiments in the firing of locomotives with, powdered residual brown coal after distillation, the State railways are ...

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  49. VOLTAIRE.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The Paris correspondent of "the "Times" says that the discovery of a skeleton, buried in lime at Scellieres, on the site of a former abbey, ...

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  50. STREET OFFENCES.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The Secretary of State for Home AfFairs (Sir W Joynson Hicks, has appointed an influential committee of five women and ten men under ...

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  51. JUNKERS SEAPLANE.

    PONTA DELGADA (Azores) Oct. 5.—The Junkers seaplane, piloted by Herr Loose, passed over the Azores to-day, on its flight to New York. ...

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  52. IRISH PARLIAMENT.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—The "Westminster Gazette" says that the Speaker of the Dail Eireann, acting on counsel's opinion will not permit Mr. James Larkin ...

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  53. ROMA OIL BORE.

    BRISBANE, Oct. 16.—What appear to be additionally encouraging indications of success in the search for oil in commercial quantities at Roma were ...

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  54. HOLLAND TO AMERICA.

    AMSTERDAM, Oct. 16.—The German seaplane, D1220 took off from Schelling-wonde aerodrome at 9.5 o'clock this morning for Lisbon, en route to America. ...

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  55. STUDIOUS ASSASSIN.

    WARSAW, Oct. 15.—The student Eswerda, who was sentenced to a term of imprisonment for the assassination of the Soviet Ambassador to Warsaw ...

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  56. AMERICAN STREET SMASH.

    INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15.—Sixteen persons were killed when an inter-urban car crashed into an automobile trailer filled with men and women on their way ...

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  57. CHILD MIGRATION.

    LONDON, Oct. 14.—The Barnardo Homes Council, after consultation with Mr. Green, ex-president of the New South Wales Children's Relief Board. ...

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  58. FRANCE TO BANGKOK.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—Pilot Challe, who left Paris on October 11 on a flight to Bangkok passed Basra yesterday, and reached Bandar Abbass to-day. ...

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  59. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A Maori treasury box containing tie honour roll of the New Zealand Engineers was placed in a recess of the Kitchener Chapel, St. Paul's Cathedral ...

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  60. COLLISION AT SEA.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—From 10 to 35 persons are missing from the Norwegian freighter Ghggen which sank in 15 minutes following a collision with ...

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  61. ALTITUDE RECORDS.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—Two British attempts to break the altitude record will be made next week. Captain Urwins, clad in electrically heated clothing and ...

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  62. GERMAN COAL MINES.

    BERLIN, Oct. 16.—Miners in the central German brown coal fields have, decided to strike tomorrow. The decision affects 80,000 workers. The owners are ...

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  63. STREET AFFRAY.

    SYDNEY, Oct 16.—Several men were injured in a street fight in Sixth-avenue, Campsie, on Saturday night, and one. William Smith, had to be removed to ...

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  64. BRITISH TYPEWRITERS.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—Recalling tint his Majesty the King last year expressed surprise at the Government's using foreign typewriters, resulting in orders ...

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  65. IN DEFENCE OF FRANCE.

    PARIS, Oct. 15.—President Doumerque unveiled marble plaques in the Pantheon commemorating 560 writers who were killed during the war, when defending ...

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  66. FATAL CRASHES.

    LONDON, Oct. 15.—A message from Berne (Switzerland) states that a military aeroplane crashed at Kirclidorf, and the occupants, Captain Von Ttonel and ...

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