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  2. CARPENTER'S DOWNFALL.

    LONDON, Sept. 28.—The films of the Carpentier-Siki fight should re-arouse interest in that strange contest. Before the fight the highest price to be obtained for ...

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  3. LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS.

    Government business on the Legislative Assembly notice-paper was postponed yesterday evening to give the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Prendergast) an ...

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  4. TURKISH AFFAIRS.

    The correspondent of the "Petit Parisien" at Brusn, interviewed the Kemalist leader (Kemal Pasha), who declared:- "Until Mr. Lloyd George's Ministry was ...

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  5. MR. HUGHES AS LEADER.

    MARYBOROUGH, Thursday.—"If you get rid of the Prime Minister against his will he could wreek you to-morrow," declared the Federal Treasurer (Mr. Bruce) ...

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  6. ARRIVALS FOR THE CUP.

    The now novel sight of interstate passengers being disembarked from an overseas mail steamer was witnessed at Port Melbourne yesterday morning, when nearly ...

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  7. ILFORD MURDER CASE.

    Further letters to the ships steward Bywaters from Mrs. Thompson were read at the Stratford Police Court (London), where Bywaters and ...

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  8. HEAVY LABOUR DEFEAT.

    Labour appears to have been smashingly defeated in the municipal elections in England and Wales. The rout of the party has been overwhelming in the great ...

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  9. LIBERAL UNION.

    The Liberal Union is forwarding to Federal electors the following circular:- "Dear Sir,—We are taking the liberty ...

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  10. General Election Campaign.

    The Earl of Balfour informed the Chief Rabbi in Edinburgh that the new Under Secretary for the Colonies (Mr. OrmsbyGore) was an enthusiastic supporter of the ...

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  11. Empire Exhibition.

    The chairman of the management committee of the British Empire Exhibition (Sir Hugh McMahon), replying to the letter of the president of the Federated ...

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  12. Predatory Socialism.

    Mr. Clynes (Labour), speaking at Hemel, Hempstead, said that no plan of economy by ordinnry taxation, or sinking funds, would avail to rid the country of the ...

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  13. REVOLT IN ALBANIA.

    It is stated that a revolutionary movement has begun in Albania, where the Government troops are retreating towards Berat. ...

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  14. MR. HUGHES ON ARBITRATION.

    On his return to Melbourne from Adelaide yesterday, the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) referred to a statement made by the Premier of South Australia (Sir Henry ...

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  15. ACTION IN AUSTRALIA.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes), referring yesterday to the question of the supply of Australian fruits and foodstuffs for consumption at the Empire Exhibition, ...

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  16. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.

    Already large numbers of interstate and country visitorsare ariving by rail for the Melbourne Cup, and every indication is given that the railways authorities will ...

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  17. South African Politics.

    Colour is lent to the statement emanating from Bloemfontein a few weeks ago—to the effect that the Nationalists and the Labour party had agreed to drop certain planks ...

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  18. CRAZY GERMAN FINANCE.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that the fantastic boom in Securities on the Berlin Bourse is variously ascribed to the receipt of foreign ...

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  19. ELECTIONS IN U.S.A.

    With the regualar Congressional election to be held only a week hence, the political campaign is now in the crucial stage. A complete new House of Representatives of ...

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  20. MR. CATTS ON LABOUR.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.— Mr. J. H. Catts, leader of the Majority Labour party, tonight delivered a speech at Balmain Town Hall, in support of the Majority Labour ...

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  21. NOTES IN PARLIAMENT.

    Exhausted by the energetic attack it made on the business of the session on Wednesday, the Legislative Assembly yesterday morning returned to the task of "dropping ...

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  22. "Sectarian" Bibles.

    On the ground that Protestantism must be regarded as religious sectarianism, which cannot be permitted in the State schools, it has been ruled by the Californian Court ...

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  23. Cabinet to Consider Action.

    When questioned last night, the Premier (Mr. Lawson) said that, in view of the afirmative vote, the position would have to be considered by the Cabinet. ...

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  24. "Millioris Day" in Berlin.

    The correspondent of the London "Daily Express" at Berlin says that November 1 has been names "Millions Day" on the Berlin Bourse; Shares on that day rose ...

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  25. ELSTERNWICK DERAILMKNT.

    In the absence on tour of the Railways Commissioners yesterday, the secretary to the Railways department (Mr.G.H.Sutton) said that he wished to assure the ...

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  26. DEFENCE OF SUGAR POLICY.

    MARYBOROUGH, Thursday.—Further reference to Liberalism was made by Mr. Bruce at a public meeting in the Town Hall to-night. The mayor of Maryborough ...

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  27. Enormous Budget Deficit.

    The German Government and the Reparations Commission have decided to issue joint communiques releting to their negotiations. The chairmen of the ...

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  28. Irish Rebel's Audacity.

    Small bodies of armed irregulars simultaneously raided two income tax offices in Dublin nnd "held up" the staffs. They then sprinkled petrol about the offices and ...

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  29. Unsuccessful Murder Charge.

    A young workman named Muller has been acquitted by a jury on a charge of having murdered a legal representative of the company by which be (Muller) had ...

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  30. Shave for Two Eggs.

    The barbers' union at Ochsenflurt, Bavaria, has decided that, in view of the high cost of living, it would be useless to further increase their charges. Henceforth, ...

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  31. FEDERAL INCOME TAX

    Mr. R. Ewing, Federal commissioner of taxation, yesterday replied to the remarks made by Mr. Justice Higgins on the subject of interest on refunds of taxation. ...

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  32. Canada at Washington.

    Following a visit to Ottawa of five British Ambassador to the United States (Sir Auckland Geddes), who conferred with the Canadian Prime Minister (Mr. ...

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  33. Cook's Astronomer's Journal.

    The Agent-General for New South Wales (Sir Timothy Coghlan) has purchased for the Mitchell Library, Sydney, the original of the journal kept by William Wales, ...

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  34. Akalis Still Troublesome.

    A long discussion which took place in the Punjab Council ceatred upon the recent Akali outbreak. An effort was made to pass a resolution recommending ...

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  35. ITALY TO THE ALLIES.

    The new Prime Minister of Italy (Signor Mussolini) has telegraphed to the Prime Ministers of Great Britain (Mr. Bonar Law) and France (M. Poincare), and to ...

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  36. FEDERAL FINANCE.

    In reply to the statement made by the Federal Treasurer (Mr. Bruce) that those who have dared to criticise the financial policy of the Government "know not what ...

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  37. BARWELL MINISTRY.

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—Owing to the resignation of the State Treasurer (Mr. Ritchie) to contest the Angas seat for the House of Representatives, a reshuffling of ...

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  38. TOWN HALL JOKE.

    Members of the City, Council are laughing over what would appear to be a practical joke played upon the eight members who were returned unopposed to the ...

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  39. GENERAL CABLES.

    The International Labour Conference at. Geneva has decided to make exhanstive onquiries into the causes of unemployment. Riding Kinlark, the horse given to him ...

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  40. NEW ZEALAND ELECTIONS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Tursday.—Mr. Wilford, leader of the Liberal Labour Party, addressing his constituents at Petone, said that the main points of the ...

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  41. SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S POSITION.

    Confidence was expressed yesterday by: the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) about the success of his visit to South Australia. At a private dinner, held in Adelaide, he ...

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  42. Royal Colonial Institute.

    The Dake, of Connaught, in opening a new [?] room at the Royal Colonial Institute, rendered necessary owing to the admission of women to full membership, ...

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  43. CUTICURA COMFORTS BABY'S SKIN.

    It's really wonderful how quickly a hot bath with Cuticura Soap, followed by a gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment, relieves skin irritations which keep baby ...

    Article : 103 words
  44. Mr. Swinburne and the State.

    Having nominated as one of the candidates for the Senate, it is expected, in State circles that Mr. George Swinburne. will resign his position an a member of the ...

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