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HUNT CLUB CUP PRESENTATION
A scene on the Belmont Park racecourse yesterday afternoon after the presentation of trophies to the owner (Mr. D. F. Keane) and rider (Mr. F. Wilson) for Green Poet's win in the Hunt Club Cup. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Tariff Wall Mounts
Freetrade versus Protection, common-sense versus nonsense, the people versus vested interests, were issues in the Federal Government this week. On ...
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Flight from Pound
It is understood that the British Government takes a grave view of the continued decline of the pound sterling. The hasty return to London of ...
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"HUMAN X-RAY"
The following letter has been received from the New Era Chemical Co., Ltd, Perth:— "You were good enough to give some ...
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES
A feature at the close on Foreign Exchange markets yesterday was the strong rally in the pound which had weakened earlier in the day. The ...
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WATERFRONT LABOR
Mr. J. G. Latham; on his arrival from Canberra to-day, expressed astonishment at the remarks of Mr. Justice Starke about the Transport Workers ...
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Smith Forced Down
Kingsford Smith reports that at 7.15 p.m. on Friday a heavy storm and blinding rain brought him down on the beach 80 miles south of Victoria Point. He spent a bad night, and finally got off early in the ...
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BROUGHT SAFELY TO HER BERTH
The arrival of the H.M.A.S. Australia at Fremantle on Friday morning was responsible for the attendance of a large crowd at Victoria Quay. The vessel, which was commissioned in 1928, was the first cruiser of the 10,000 ton limit built under the terms of the Washington Treaty. She has a length of 680 feet, a beam of 68 feet, is capable of doing 32 knots, and has eight 8in. guns ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PRIME MINISTER RETURNS
The Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald), who returned to London yesterday after a brief rest in the country, attended the House of ...
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INDIAN CONFERENCE
A general discussion on the distribution of financial resources under the proposed new Indian Constitution was concluded is the Federal Structure ...
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BRITISH ELECTION
Confident assertions that an election is certain in November, and that the dissolution of Parliament will immediately follow the completion of the ...
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AMERICA'S TROUBLES
Senator Reed (Pennsylvania) after re-advocating to the President (Mr. Hoover) his proposal for the Imposition of a tax, said he believed that the ...
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FIRING ON TRAINS
Definite confirmation that Japanese aeroplanes were machine sunning the passenger trains carrying civilian refugees away from Mukden was ...
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RESCUE OF DIVER
Praying and sobbing bitterly on the quayside at South crick, a woman, with her seven children, watched the final stages of a four-hour struggle to ...
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ON GALLIPOLI
Hutchinson's Ltd. are publishing the life of the late General Sir Charles Carmichael Monro, by Sir George Barrow, covering his entire career, ...
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INCREASE IN FARES
Australians contemplating a trip to England via the Continent should note that fares for the Continental section and journeys from European ...
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STATE POLITICS
There is a general belief in the absence of anything official that the vacancy in the State Cabinet caused by the resignation of Mr. M. Keenan ...
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World Problems
Officiais are looking forward to the visit of the French Premier (M. Laval), as the event is of importance so high that it cannot be over-emphasised. ...
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AT A DEAD END
The police seem to be at a dead end regarding the disappearance of Joan Pittard from St. Kilda, a fortnight ago; also in the search for the slayer ...
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VIOLENT DEFLATION
Speaking at a luncheon given by the American Chamber of Commerce in London yesterday, Lord D'Abernon said there was never a time when the ...
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AFGHAN'S DEATH
An Afghan named Bucko, about 82 years of age, who is alleged to have been assaulted at Leonora yesterday, died early this morning. William ...
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ARTIST'S DRAMATIC DEATH
The famous artist, Auguste Matisse, dropped dead at Sauntorieuc, at the last stroke of the brush in completing a picture. ...
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LIONS BEFORE ROYALTY
Princess Mary's two sons saw a lion viciously attack a trainer when, with their mother, they visited Bertram Mills' circus. The trainer ordered nine ...
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FALLEN FLAT
Mahatma K. Gandhi has fallen flat, his insistence on an outlandish garb being largely responsible for is failure to impress in political circels in ...
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NEW GOLD FIND
News of a find of a reef containing gold at Mongalata, north east of Burra, attracted fifty men to the locality yesterday. Claims, some of them pegged ...
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WELLINGTON RECLUSE
The relatives of a Wellington recluse, John Tom Jacobson, who left £6000, reside in North Shields. ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
The League of Nations sustained an admittedly severe blow to its prestige in connection with the latest SinoJapanese development. The Geneva ...
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A SEXTETTE OF PROFESSIONALS
The six riders who comprised the field in yesterday's 25-Mile Professional Championship. Left to rights J. Tuke, G. Chipper, G. Budd, R. Hudson (Kalgoorlie), D. Egan and G. Power. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CROSSWORDS
The record entries for No. 30 Crossword competition are being maintained in No. 31 competition up to yesterday's assessment, and participants in the ...
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BRITISH LABOR
The sudden change of Government largely nullifies the National Executive's report for the Labor Party Conference to be held at Scarborough on ...
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BRIGHT FUTURE
A bright future for wool was prophesied by Dr. Sydney George Barker at the Science Congress. It is returning to favor as a textile and the ...
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POLICE EXPEDITION
Finding it Impossible to penetrate further into the drought-sticken country south of the Rawlinson Ranges, the police party under Sergeant Bake, ...
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ARMAMENT TRUCE
A Geneva message states that an agreement has been reached regarding the Italian proposal for an armament truce. ...
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WEATHER BUREAU
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Interstate Temperatures
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