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  2. THE PRAYER BOOK.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—St. Martins-in-the-Fields was the meeting place to-day of 1,400 clergymen of the London diocese, called at the instance of the Bishop of London ...

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  3. BATTLE WITH BANDITS.

    BERLIN, Oct. 24.—Johann Heidger, the surviving one of the two bandits who engaged the police in a fierce fight at Cologne on Monday, has been traced to a ...

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  4. WATERSIDE TROUBLE.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 25.—Early this morning at North Wharf a body of unionists, supposedly members of the Wharf Labourers' Union, attempted to intimidate ...

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  5. DWELLINGUP TRAGEDY.

    John Charles Ibbott (43), butcher, was shot dead at his property, about half-a-mile east of Dwellingup, at 12.45 p.m. yesterday, by his assistant, a boy of 16 ...

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  6. KNOWLEDGE OF EMPIRE.

    LONDON, Oct. 25.—Sir Abe Bailey has given to the Royal Institute of International Affairs £100,000. The institute is non-political, and assists businessmen, ...

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  7. RUSSIAN BOND-HOLDERS.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—Importance is attached in financial circles to the formation of an international committee, with Lord Revelstoke as chairman, to protect the ...

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  8. THE GRAF ZEPPELIN.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 24.—A message from Lakehurst (New Jersey), states that the passengers are prepared and that the airship Graf Zeppelin is awaiting a ...

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  9. INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

    ADELAIDE, Oct. 25.—All arrangements for the match between the English Eleven and South Australia, which will commence to-morrow, are complete. The teams ...

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  10. THE FIGHT ENDS.

    BERLIN, Oct. 25.—The bandit Johann Heidger was located in the grounds of a suburban house. The police took no risks and shot him dead. ...

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  11. COMMONWEALTH BONDS.

    CANBERRA, Oct. 25.—The Australian Loan Council has decided to increase the price at which Commonwealth 5¼ per cent. stock and bonds, with currencies of 7 and ...

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  12. LAST DESPERATE STRUGGLE.

    BERLIN, Oct. 24.—A maid discovered Heidger hiding in a villa cellar. He fired but missed, and her screams brought the owner, who locked himself in the family ...

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  13. VICTIMISATION DENIED.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 25.—Denying that they were victimising the unionists on the waterfront, the ship-owners replied to-day to a statement by the president of the ...

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  14. BRITISH RAILWAYS.

    LONDON, Oct. 25.—The fifth railway in Britain during October occurred at 3 a.m. to-day at North Carlisle, when a double-header express from London to ...

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  15. SAMOAN NATIVES.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—A luncheon at the Savoy Hotel was tendered by the New Zealand Association to Major-General Richardson, formerly Administrator of ...

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  16. JOINED A CIRCUS.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Mail" says that Alexander Zoubkoff, the young Russian who married Princess Victoria, the ...

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  17. OTHER RESULTS.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Bishop of Liverpool (Dr. David) addressing Synod, said he was not altogether in agreement with the Bishops' proposals, which he hoped ...

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  18. PROSECUTIONS AT NEWCASTLE.

    SYDNEY, Oct. 25.—Twelve men appeared at the Newcastle Police Court to-day, charged with having unlawfully assembled with intent to prevent workmen ...

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  19. IN CHARITY'S NAME.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 25.—Scathing comments concerning a buffet established during the winter months to provide meals at a nominal charge to the unemployed. ...

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  20. ROMA OIL.

    BRISBANE, Oct. 25.—Persons in the main thoroughfare of Roma this morning were unaware that a motor car being driven by Mr. Clarence Evans through the ...

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  21. SOVIET ART SALE.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Berlin correspondent of "The Times" states that a number of distinguished Russian exiles are looking out for their former property ...

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  22. THE COMMUNISTS.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—After the general council of the Trade Union Congress to-day had discussed the question of the dismissal of the Communist. Percy Glading. ...

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  23. PRESS COMMENT.

    LONDON, Oct. 25.—It is regarded as very significant that an overwhelming majority of the London clergy refused to follow their Bishop's lead in the matter of ...

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  24. DURATION OF TESTS.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Board of Control of Test Matches will consider the question of the length of Test games on November 23 especially the four-day ...

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  25. GOVERNMENT COMMENDED.

    ADELAIDE, Oct. 25.—At the final session of the conference of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures to-day it was resolved that the action of the Federal ...

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  26. S.A. DISABILITIES.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 25.—The secretary to the Federal Treasury (Mr. J. T. Heathershaw) continued his evidence before the Royal Commission on South Australian ...

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  27. STEAMER ON BAR.

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Oct. 25.—A narrow escape from disaster on the Manakau Bar was experienced by the crew of 15 belonging to the steamer Arapawa bound ...

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  28. HORROCKS AND BRYANT.

    The executive of the W.A.C.A. has despatched a telegram to the Australian Board of Control urging the claims of F. Bryant and W. Horrocks for inclusion in ...

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  29. SYNTHETIC CREAM.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—When the question of synthetic cream was raised, at a meeting of the British Dairy Farmers' Association, Sir Charles Bledisloe ...

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  30. MR. HOGAN'S CHARGES.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 25.—The committee appointed to investigate the charges and counter charges made by the Premier (Mr. Hogan) and Mr. R. C. O'Neill. ...

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  31. WAR REPARATIONS.

    NEW YORK, Apri1 25.—Lord Melchett at a conference of major industries asserted that England had no desire to reopen the debt settlement with the United ...

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  32. N.S.W. INCOME TAX.

    SYDNEY, Oct. 25.—Commercial interests are protesting vigorously against the provisions of the Income Tax Amendment Bill now before the New South Wales ...

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  33. HONEYMOON MURDER.

    LONDON, Oct. 25.—Chungyi Miao; a chinese law student, was sentenced to death at Carlisle for strangling his Chinese wife at Borrowdale during their ...

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  34. AMERICAN NOVELIST.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—George Barr McCutcheon, the novelist, died suddenly to-day, in his sixty-second year. [The late Mr. McCutcheon joined the ...

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  35. ROYAL RESTING PLACES.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—Five bodies of less important royalties will be removed from the Royal Mortuary Chapel at Windsor to a special vault at Frogmore. The King ...

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  36. NEW ZEALANDER'S ESTATE.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.—Fifteen persons, who claim to be heirs-at-law of George Engles, a New Bealand pastoralist, who died at San Francisco in May last, ...

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  37. WHITE STAR LINE.

    LONDON, Oct. 25.—The sale of the Suevic to become a whaler, following the disposal of the Medic and Athenic for the same purpose, foreshadows a very ...

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  38. EARNING POWERS.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—Following Earl Birkenhead's resignation from the Cabinet "in the financial interests of his family," Dean Inge, in a letter to the "Evening ...

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  39. BONN DIVORCE CASE.

    LONDON, Oct. 23.—Following the failure of Lady Bonn's petition for a dissolution of marriage on the grounds of Sir Max Bonn's misconduct. Sir Max has ...

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  40. RADIO AND CABLES.

    LONDON, Oct. 23.—The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" quotes a fully-informed authority as stating that there is no vestige of truth in ...

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  41. NAVAL COMPROMISE.

    PARIS, Oct. 24.—Arising from the Horan affair the Government will prosecute de Noblet and de la Planque, the officials who supplied Harold Horan, of the ...

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  42. MURDER REPORT DENIED.

    CANBERRA, Oct. 25.—Referring to-day to a statement that appeared in the Press recently to the effect that a white man had been murdered at Kootspuran (New ...

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  43. PORTUMNA FIRE.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The fire which broke out yesterday in the Technical School at Portumna, County Galway, is believed to have been due to the ...

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  44. JAPANESE CULTURE.

    SYDNEY, Oct 25.—With the object of promoting better understanding and cooperation between Japan and Australia by the study of the arts and culture and ...

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  45. DISARMAMENT AT THE ZOO.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—In the course of an amusing speech to his constituents to-day the Chancellor of the Exchequer. (Mr. Winston Churchill) said: "All the animals ...

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  46. MANUFACTURERS' VIEWS.

    ADELAIDE, Oct 25.—Resolutions approved at the final sessions of conference of Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia to-day were as follow:— ...

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  47. TASMANIAN DISABILITIES.

    HOBART, Oct. 25.—Replying to requests made by a widely representative deputation at Hobart to-day, the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) said the Federal Government ...

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  48. AUSTRALIA'S CRUISE.

    SYDNEY, Oct. 24.—Rear Admiral Hyde was received to-day by the Civic Commissioners. The attendance at the reception was representative of the Navy, Army. ...

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  49. NEW RADIO STATION.

    CANBERRA, Oct. 25.—Arrangements are nearing completion for the erection of a wireless station on Lord Howe Island. The station will be constructed, ...

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  50. CHINESE ARMY.

    SHANGHAI, Oct. 24.—Following the exclusive appointment of American advisers to the Nanking Government, the foreign communities are incensed at the arrival of ...

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  51. BRITISH TERRITORIAL ARMY.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—Official returns show that during the recruiting year ended September 30 last, 29,033 men were approved for service in the Territorial Army, being ...

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  52. SYDNEY CIVIC COMMISSION.

    SYDNEY, Oct. 25.—It is likely that Mr. J. Garlick, one of the present members of the Sydney Civic Commission will be appointed chairman of the Commission ...

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  53. The Canberra Praised.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Naval correspondent of "The Times," after visiting the Australian cruiser Canberra, says that he was particularly struck by the height ...

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  54. CHURCHES OF CHRIST.

    ADELAIDE, Oct. 25.—The Churches of Christ conference concluded to-day. The following officers were elected:—Mr. H. Bassard, Federal secretary of the church: ...

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  55. FOUNDERED IN A GALE

    BOSTON, Oct. 24.—The captain of the steamer West Carnifax, which has arrived here from Alexandria (Egypt), says he fears that the American tanker David C. ...

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  56. TOWN PLANNING COMMISSION.

    Mr. J. F. Allen, the representative of the Town Planning Commission of local bodies in the Fremantle district, resigned his position on the Commission on ...

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  57. AFTER A YEAR.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Edinburgh Court of Sessions has fixed November 20 for the hearing of Lord Inverclyde's petition for a divorce from his wife. ...

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  58. INDIAN BOMB EXPLOSION.

    CALCUTTA, Oct. 25.—A bomb explosion occurred at Lahore, 10 pepole being killed and 65 injured. The city is panic-striken. It has been discovered that ...

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  59. MADRAS FLOODS.

    CALCUTTA, Oct. 25.—The Madras floods are continuing on a line between Samalkot and Waltair, a distance of 100 miles. Sixteen inches of rain fell in two ...

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  60. BLIND SOLDIER'S TRIUMPH.

    LONDON, Oct. 25.—The triumph of an ex-soldier, who was blinded in the war, was completed when the Senate of the London University granted the degree of ...

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  61. ABYSSINIAN EMPEROR.

    LONDON, Oct. 23.—The Genera correspondent of the "Daily Mail" says:—"Extraordinary allegations against the new Emperor of Abyssinia. (Ras Taffari) are ...

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  62. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

    CANBERRA, Oct. 25.—Tenders will shortly be invited for the erection of the transepts, the apse, the tower and part of the nave of the new Presbyterian ...

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  63. ATTEMPTED TRAIN-WRECKING

    SYDNEY, Oct. 25.—About 30 large stones were placed on the railway line on Tuesday night in an attempt to wreck the Crookwell to Goulburn motor train. ...

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  64. ORDER OF ST. JOHN.

    LONDON, Oct. 23.—His Majesty the King sent a message wishing success to the delegation of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, which will leave on Saturday ...

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  65. WIRELESS TELEPHONY.

    LONDON, Oct. 24.—The Australian Press Association has learned that the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company is prepared to put into operation ...

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