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CROSSWORDS POPULAR
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THRILLING STRUGGLE IN RACE FOR THE KING'S CUP.
The Governor-General (Sir Isaac Isaacs) complimenting Mr. J. W. Anderson, the owner-trainer of Roseburn, upon his success in yesterday's' great, race. G. Woods, the jockey, who became exhausted, is seen seated on the chair that had to be provid^ for him. Later, Woods was conveyed to hospital The top picture shows the: field about to enter die straight, with the placed horses, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE FAR EAST
Australia, as a signatory to the Kellogg Pact, may be asked to act jointly with co-signatories in connection with the Sino-Japanese dispute. A Geneva ...
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The Trade Outlook
In common with the rest of the world, Britain's financial and industrial outlook is as perplexing as the political. Uncertainty is increased by rapid ...
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TWO POLICE SHOT
Constable Kenny, of Waratah, and Constable Smith, of Lambton, In the Newcastle district, were shot and critically injured this afternoon. They ...
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WOMAN'S THREAT
Extraordinary secrecy is being observed by the Canberra police concerning an alleged threat by a middle aged woman to blow up the ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS' ACTION
The British Foreign Secretary (Lord Reading) will leave London on Monday for Geneva to attend the adjourned session of the Council of the League ...
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LIBERALS IN CHAOS
Such caaos rules in the Liberal headquarters at. Abingdon-street that it is known as the "comic opera party." Those in one room are unaware of the ...
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The Voice of the Senate
After one of the dreariest debates on record, the Scullin Government's mass of tariff schedules passed through the House of Representatives, and all items were validated in the early hours of Friday morning There was, however, a singular lack of joy among Government ...
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WIDOW'S WEALTH
When the United States was seized with panic in 1907, Mrs. Benjamin Wood, whose dead husband's brother was once Mayor of New York, decided ...
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MR. H. M. MANNING.
Who was elected yesterday to the Presidency of the Commercial Travellers' Association, of Western. Australia, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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KINGSFORD SMITH
Air-Commodore Kingsford Smith has been forbidden by doctors to fly for four months and he is returning to Australia by the Orford, which left ...
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ELECTION ISSUES
There are two main contentions in this amazing election—one is that upon the result depends the future of Britain, and perhaps the Empire. ...
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TAXING A GIFT
Mrs. James Dyer, formerly of Melbourne, has already shipped £400 worth of music, portion of a valuable library of modern British composera ...
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BELIZE DISASTER
A telegram received by the Colonial Office from British Honduras states that, progress is being maintained in removing debris caused by the recent ...
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EXCHANGE PROBLEM
The South African Exchange position becomes increasingly complicated. To-night Mr. Havenga. the Minister for Finance, called on the ...
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FEDERAL REVENUE
A Treasury statement issued to-day showing the monthly return ot Commonwealth' revenue, reveals that the excess of the expenditure over revenue ...
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CROSSWORDTREES
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FOR 100 YEARS
In Chicago to-day Walter Wolf, who embezzled a colossal sum from the Continental Illinois Bank, has been sentenced to a hundred years' ...
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MR. MacDONALD'S CAMPAIGN
The Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald) is spending the week-end at Chequers, but he will leave for Seaham on Monday to conduct his ...
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CRICKETERS TAKE CHARGE AGAIN
The Fremantle team, last year's premiers, taking the field against the new A Grade side. Southern Suburbs. Left to right: A. Read, R. Doig, W. Pearce, M. kyerarity, F. Alexander, H. Read V. Carlson (capt.), L Bromley, J. Jones, T. Williams and A. Roach. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FEWER CANDIDATES
The "Times" publishes a list of over 1220 candidates for the forthcoming election compared with 1720 candidates at the last election. It suggests that ...
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PARTY MANIFESTOS
All political leaders will broadcast election speeches during the next fortnight. Mr. Lloyd George's election address ...
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MR. FORDE PLEASED
Commenting on the passage through the House of Representatives of the tariff schedule, the Minister for Customs (Mr. Forde) stated to-day: "I ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FIGURES
State income for September was £580,000, and the expenditure £986,367. Receipts for the quarter ended September 30, were £1,861,165. and the ...
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Interstate Temperatures
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WEATHER FORECAST
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