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  2. AERIAL PAGEANT.

    In brilliant sunshine, military and civil aeroplanes on Saturday afternoon combined in the first aerial pa[?] cant of the Queensland section of the ...

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  3. SETTLING THE TROPICS

    A State banquet was held in Parliament House on Saturday night in honour of Mr. Amery, the British Secretary of State for the Dominions. The Premier, Mr. W. Mccormack, prssided. The guest of honour was on his left and the Gevernor General, Lord Stonehaven, on his right. ...

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  4. MINING DECLINE

    Amasement at the woudarful growth of Cairns and district since he had visted it some years ago, and dismay at the dsclins of the mining industry, were expreesed by Mr W. H. Cundy, a mining engineer of Melbourne, In an interview with a "Post" reporter on Saturday. ...

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  5. ARMISTICE DAY.

    There was no more solemn [?] throughout the world than that at the Cenotaph [?]n the main street of the Empire, when Big [?]'s first note of ...

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  6. "I LOATHE AUSTRALIA."

    "Never again! I'm througn with Australia," Madame Alda, the singer said on arrival aboard the Aorangi in an interview while waiting for her ...

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  7. MORE CANE AREAS.

    The increase in the arcas under cane particularly impressed him, and what over the conditions might he in the back country there appeared to be an ...

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  8. DEVASTATING HAIL

    A heavy hailstorm passed over the township on Saturday afternoon. The hail, which was almost the si[?] of pigcons' eggs, seemed to travel in a ...

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  9. TWO VITAL PROBLEMS.

    Coutinuing, the Premier said there were two great problems under Mr. Amery's control in Britain that vitally affected the life and welfare of the ...

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  10. SOUTHERN RAIN.

    During the 24 hours ended 9 a.m. on Saturday, rata tell in scattered places in all coastal divisions but fairly generally south from Gladstone. The ...

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  11. INCIDENTS IN DUBLIN.

    A serics of minor incidents happened in Dublin in connection with A[?]istice celebrations. A young woman carrying a Union Jack was mobbed on ...

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  12. DROPPED DEAD.

    Edward John Witt, 40, of Highgate Hill, South Brisbane, had a sudden seizure while while playing cricket on Saturday afternoon and died almost ...

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  13. ROYALTY AND THE POPPY.

    His Majesty paid £100 for his poppy, as did Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales. Poppy Day headquarters received ...

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  14. ANOTHER POSTPONEMENT.

    Captain Giles has announced the postponement of his fight until more favourable conditions prevail. The United States Weather Bureau had ...

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  15. IN AMERICA.

    Armistice Day was commemorated throughout the United States by the customary two minutes silence. At the Washington Ceremonies, the ...

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  16. R.A.F CRUISE.

    The R.A. F. flying boats cruising in Australia arrived safely this morning. ...

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  17. DIED FROM BURNS.

    Yesterday afternoon at her residence, West End, Nurse V[?] [?] [?] 60, was engaged attempting to clean a fowlhouse of vermin. She had been ...

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  18. BELGIANS INJURED.

    The Belgain aviators, Me[?] and Verliaegen, who left Courtral early this morning on their non-stop fight [?] conoidville. Congo, crashed at ...

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  19. THE DAY'S CLIMAX.

    The climax of Armistice Day was remarkable and the final scene will live long in the memory of Londoners. The Prince of Wales outside Albert Hall ...

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  20. LADY CO[?]HAM DELIGHTED.

    Lady Cobham says she in overjoyed [?] [?] of accompanying Sir Allan Cobham on his flight. She says, she always wanted to, but was ...

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  21. BRISBANE SPEEDWAY.

    Between 12.000 and 14.000 at[?] the Davics Park speedway on Saturday night. The chief event, the Golden He[?] ...

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  22. JURY TAMPERING.

    What Government officials declared to he one of the most sordid chapters in the history of American justice was disclosed to-day when ...

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  23. MOSCOW IN TRAVAIL.

    The newspapers publish a resolution from the central committee of the AllUnion Communist Party, insisting on the necessity of expelling Trotsky, ...

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  24. THE SARATOGA.

    The aircraft carrier Saratoga, the largest ship ever built in the United States will be moved shortly from the shipyard to Philadelphia, where ...

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  25. CHARABAN[?] OVER TURNS.

    A charabanc at Subiaco on Friday was swerved by the driver to avoid a collsion with a motor car and overturned. Mr. F. Fenton in ...

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  26. TENNIS ROBOT.

    Lacoste is trying out at [?]ew hardcourts his invention of a tennis [?] (mechanical man), capable of shooting ten successive halls, across the [?] ...

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  27. HANKOW THREATENED.

    The capture of Hankow by the Nan[?] king Nationalist forces is momentarily expected. They were reported to be within ten miles this morning and are ...

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  28. ALL WELCOME.

    The Minister for Migration. Mr. Forke, at a conference of Provincial, Premiers on Friday announced that unlimited acceptance and placement ...

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  29. ENFORCING THE LAW

    Senator Borah, addressing the New York Women's Committee for Law Enforcement, said the issue in which the people of the United Sates were ...

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  30. TO AUSTRALIA.

    You will have to work harder in Australia, where women of all clases are harder workers, said Lady Cecil when farewelling 150 domestics who ...

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  31. COST OF PENSIONS

    The Ministry for Penstons announces that war pensions, including widows and children, number l,666,000. A vears payments amount to [?]. ...

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  32. "PUT UP YOUR HANDS."

    During a struggle with an armed masked man who had molested him near the Victoria Dock late on Friday night, Frederick Ogle, 23, fifth ...

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  33. PEACEFULPENETRATION

    Mr. James Vandyke, chairman of the Atlantic Refining Co., has con[?] the agreement his company made with the Union Oil Company, C[?] ...

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  34. COMMUNISM

    At a conference of the International Anti-Communist Associations, comprising lawyers of 18 countries, resolutions were carried urging the ...

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  35. THE "OLD CONTEMPTIBLES."

    The Old Contemptibles delegation which arrived via Brussels was welcomed by the military authorities and ex-soldiers' association and taken in ...

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  36. LONDON PROCESSION.

    The Prince of Wales, wearing a heavy overcost, a bowler [?] and [?] long row of medals, marachd with Mr. Churchill on one side and General ...

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  37. ASIATICS TABOO.

    The Holland-Australian line, owners of the Almark whose captain was fined at Perth, W.A., in connection, with the recent discovery of the ...

    Article : 38 words
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