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  2. BRITISH AIR ACTIVITIES A Great Flight

    The Royal Air Force monoplane which is attempting to break the world's record for a non-stop flight, passed over here at 1.50 p.m. at a great height. BEYOND THE GULF. ...

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  3. LIGHTING THE COAST The Grafton Passage

    A nev angle was given the argument in favor of lighting Grafton Passage for overseas shipping, by references in correspondence read at yesterday's meeting of the Cairns Chamber of Commerce. ...

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  4. TORNADOES' TOLL.

    The tornadoes in South Georgia and South Carolina caused the deaths of 39 psrsons, injury to 200 or more, and property ...

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  5. PRINCE SURPRISED.

    A piquant position arose when the Prince of Wales visited officers of the Big Brother movement at Australia Hoiise where he had ...

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  6. THE KOOKABURRA.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. S. M. Bruce), stated to-day that the personnel and terms of reference of the inquiry in connection with ...

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  7. REPARATIONS.

    Correspondents have been furnished with a statement of the German viewpoint of the reparations impasse which expresses the opinion that there are ...

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  8. GRUELLING EXPERIENCE.

    Intense privations were suffered by J. Gallen and his sons, Percy and Donald, when their sailing yacht Eva was wrecked in boisterous weather off Cap[?] ...

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  9. LIMITATIONS

    To the Harbor Beard's lettergram the Director, replied to the effect that the light oil Little Fitzroy was not expected to light Grafton Passage, but the inside ...

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  10. THE CASE PRESENTED.

    A telegram was received from the Director of Lighthouses (Mr. Wallach) regarding the Little Fitzroy Island light which it was said, would be visible for ...

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  11. AIR BITES SHREWDLY.

    Very cold weather was experienced in the city to-day. the minimum temperature being 56.1 degrees and the maximum 68.5. Biting cold westerly ...

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  12. REMARKABLE FEATURES.

    Remarkable features are embodied in the 'plane's design. Three tons of petrol are carried in its wings which have a Span of 52 feet. The ...

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  13. GOING ABROAD.

    A pleasant send-off social and presentation was held at the Parramatta State School yesterday afternoon. The head teacher (Captain D. Campbell) and ...

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  14. £50,000 IN JEWELS.

    A sensational jewel robber was discovered of a fashionable West End Hotel to-day. The thieves scaled the rear of the premises and entered through the ...

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  15. PTOMAINE POISONING.

    P[?]maine poisoning, belived to be due to cating grapes resulted in the death of Alan McRae (12), while his sister Edith (20), and brother Athol, ...

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  16. ANZAC DAY. AT TOWNSVILLE.

    This morning Anzac Day was commemroated in impressive manner The naval and military forces, returned soldiers, friendly societies, ...

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  17. GALLIPOLI. HISTORY PUBLISHED.

    Commenting on the official history of Gallipoli which has now-been published By Heineman's the "Daily Telegraph's" reviewer, Mr. Liddel Hart, ...

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  18. BARNARDO BOYS.

    Thousands besieged Australia House blocking the traffic and brushing aside official restraints on the occasion of the Prince of Wales's visit to inspect ...

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  19. CAIRNS WREATHS.

    In addition to the list of wreaths mentioned in yesterday's issue as placed upon the Cairns Cenotaph, the various State and other public ...

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  20. BRISBANE ANZAC SQUARE.

    The Mayor of Brisbane (Ald. W. A. Jolly) stated to-day that the Anzac Day celebrations next year would probably be held in Anzac Square facing ...

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  21. BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Baldwin. announced to-day that Parliament would be prorogued and dissolved on May 10. Nomination day would be May ...

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  22. ELECTRIC LIGHT.

    This morning at the monthly meeting of the Johnstone Shire Council the following letter from the Treasury Department was read:— ...

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  23. 25,000 MEN MARCH.

    Anzac Day was solemnly commemorated to-day. Headed by their old war leader, Sir John Monash, over 25,000 men took part in the ...

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  24. GETTING COMPLETE STORY.

    Sir Ian Hamilton, proposing the toast of the Twenty-ninth Division at the Gallipoli Day dinner. said he hoped that thc evidence taken by the Dardanelles ...

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  25. U.S.A COMMISSIONER.

    The appointment of Mr. Herbert Brookes as representative of Australia in the United States was announced tonight by Mr. Bruce. ...

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  26. LONDON CEREMONIES.

    Impressive ceremonies characterised the Anzac Day memorial service at Samt Clement Danes Church. The church was gorgeously decorated ...

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  27. ITALIANS QUARREL.

    Walking along a lonely bush road on the outskirts of the settlement of Calulu near Bairnsdale on Sunday night, two Italian share farmers fell ...

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  28. NEW ZEALAND'S THOUGHTS.

    A cable has been received by the Prime Minister, Mr. S. M. Bruce, from the Prime Minister of New Zealand as follows:—"On the ...

    Article : 152 words
  29. TEN LIVES FOR ONE.

    Ten Hindus were shot by Moslems in Jacobabad in the Sind district. Two men and a woman were killed instantly. three men died later and four were ...

    Article : 135 words
  30. SALVATION ARMY.

    The "War Cry" announces that General Booth (retired), is continuing his action in Chancery, but this being entirely a question of law. it has been ...

    Article : 124 words
  31. CANBERRA DIGGERS' REUNION.

    The Federal Capital branch of the Returned Soldiers' League held a Diggers' reunion luncheon in the Albert Hall short[?]y after the conclusion of the ...

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  32. A PEACEFUL MARCH.

    Despite warnings received that there would be demonstrations when the young Australia League party marched through the streets of Chicago to-day. ...

    Article : 75 words
  33. AVIATION.

    The Graf Zeppelin, flying along the Mediterranean, covered 1695 miles in 20 hours and dropped mail bagsa at [?]eral cities. ...

    Article : 35 words
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