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CRICKET IN THE EAST NEW SOUTH WALES v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Although the South Australians arrived this morning, they agreed to start play at 2 o'clock, and their sportsman-ship is greatly appreciated. In fine ...
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THE TROUBLE IN CHINA SERIOUS POSITION AT HANKOW
A Japanese report from Hankow on Thursday stated that no flag was flying at the British Consulate-General. The Consulate premises are watched ...
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H.M.S. RENOWN AND HER ROYAL PASSENGERS On Thursday, with their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of York on board, the battle cruiser Renown left Portsmouth on its epoch making voyage to Australia. The Duke visits New Zealand and then to Australia as the guest of the Commonwealth, in order to perfo[?] the opening ceremony at the new Federal Parliament Buildings at Canberra. (Bassano Ltd., and Photopress, London, Photos) ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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JAPAN'S ATTITUDE
The Navy Department has not discussed sending additional warships to Hankow, especially at a time when the Nationalists throughout China are most ...
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THE ENGLISH OFFER TO PONSFORD
Ponsford bas not yet made up his mind about the English offer reported by cable. He will not decide for some weeks. Strenuous efforts are ...
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CRICKET CONTROL
The Cricket Board of Control decided to-day to grant a bonus of £250 to each member of the Australian Eleven who visited England on the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CONSTERNATION IN SHANGHAI
The news of the taking over of the British Concession at Hankow by the Chinese soldiery was received here with consternation, as it was always ...
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THE ROYAL TOUR
The Duke and Duchess of York were greatly touched with the warmth and spontaneity of the farewells in London and Portsmouth as well as during the ...
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PAVING THE WAY MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Mr. H. W. Gepp (chairman of the Commonwealth Migration and Development Commission), in a conference with London merchants and ...
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AMERICAN CAPITAL
"America should invest its capital in Australia for its own sake," Mr. S. M. Bruce told members of the Industrial Club last night. "Though ...
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JUVENILE CRIME
A disturbing sequence of juvenile crime was revealed at yesterday's courts. Firstly, William Shillibeer (14) was committed for trial on a charge ...
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SWIMMING
Andrew Charlton, of Manly, broke the world's record when he won the 880yds. championship at the Domain Baths this afternoon. He beat the ...
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AMERICAN NAVY
Admiral Williams, Commander-in-Chief of the Asiatic Fleet, has been ordered to proceed in the flagship Pittsburg from Manila to Shanghai to ...
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"A Bold and Efficient Policy Needed"
"Within twenty years the number of whites in the Dominions should be 25,000,000," declared Sir Charies Close, in a presidential address to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PARIS TAXI DRIVERS
For the first time for years, the streets were without the fearsome "honk" associated with the Paris taxis on the occasion of a three-hours strike ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PRESS CRITICISM
The Ministerial press is criticising with unusual frankness the Government's policy in China. The "Morning Post" considers the British ...
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PRINCE OF WALES
The Prince of Wales met with an accident while hunting with Quorn at Melton Mowbray (Leicester). The horse stumbled in taking off at a ...
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MOTOR ACCIDENTS
Motor accidents were numerous last night, and several people were seriously injured in a collision at Brighton. William Long (35), of Yering, near ...
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A BOGUS GERMAN PRINCE
The coal-heaver, Harry Domela, who masqueraded successively as Prince Wilhelm of Prussia and Baron Von Korff, was arrested when about to ...
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A GRUESOME DISCOVERY
While carting firewood, from the bush in the vicinity of Ridgeway-road, a few miles from Hobart, Joseph Bird made a gruesome discovery of ...
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GENERAL CABLES
The death is announced of Sir Francis Fox, the eminent mechanical engineer, at the age of 88. Receiving a complaint from a girl ...
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A SURVEY ERROR
The Public Works Department is carrying out a job at Point Heathcote, between Applecross and Canning Bridge, levelling some Crown land for ...
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ENTOMBED BELOW THE THAMES
Six men were entombed 80 feet below the Thames at Deptford, where a shaft was being sunk by compressed air in connection with the new electricity ...
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MATCH IN MELBOURNE
On New Year's Day, in Melbourne, South Australia and Victoria commenced tue return match in the Sheffield Shield competitions. Victoria, ...
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A CRASH IN GEELONG WEST
Residents of Pakington-street, Geelong West, were awakened early this morning by sounds of falling timbers, shattered glass, and of the engine of a ...
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TO REPRESENT WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN SYDNEY The Mele Bilo, which left Fremantle yesterday by the s.s. Riverina for Sydney, where it will represent W.A in the Australian 18-footer championship race for the Mark Foy Cup on January 29. Inset: Mr. Chris Garland, the owner-skipper of Mele Bilo who will sail her in Sydney. Mr. Garland leaven Perth next Saturday, and will carry ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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AVIATION
Four "moth" pilots departed by the Otranto for Australia, which is also conveying Major De Havilland and two assistants to Melbourne, to ...
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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY DEBATING TEAM
The Boston University debating team suffered their first defeat in three years last night at the hands of the Sydney University Team. The Australians, ...
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A SMASH IN TASMANIA
Miss Veronica Carney, of Melbourne, was killed and Miss Molly Jones, who is a solicitor also of Melbourne, injured in a motor car accident near Perth, ...
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SOFTGOODS TRADE
Negotiations understood to be nearing completion will probably lead to the amalgamation of the business of Marcus Clark, of Victoria Ltd., and ...
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INTERSTATE SECOND ELEVENS
On the Sydney Cricket Ground during the week, the visiting Victorian Second Eleven defeated the home team by five wickets. New South ...
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WRIT FOR LIBE
Alfred Alexander Farthing, M.L.A., to-day took out a writ against "The Age," Melbourne, claiming £10,000 damages for alleged libel contained in ...
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LITIGATION THREATENED
Litigation is pending between the Sheffield Steel Alloy Company Ltd. as plaintiffs, and the Fremantle Council and Fremantle Tramway ...
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[By special arrangement Reuter's world service, in addition to other special sources of information, is used in the compilation of the overseas ...
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WEATHER FORECAST
For the present hot oven the goldfields with further scattered thunderstorms and north-east to north-west winds; but a cool ...
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FIRE AT EAST FREMANTLE
At 4.10 yesterday afternoon the Fremantle and North Fremantle Fire Brigades received a call to the corner of Clyde-street and Cannings-road, East ...
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TEMPERATURES IN THE CAPITALS
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LISTENERS-IN
According to a return issued to-day by the Postal Director, W.A. has 4006 licensed listeners-in. This represents one per rent of the State's population. ...
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