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  2. REVENUE FROM CUSTOMS.

    There is a surplus of nearly £2,000,000 in the Customs revenue of the Commonwealth for the 11 months of the current financial year. In his Budget speech the ...

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  3. TREES FOR GEELONG ROAD.

    The plan to plant an avenue of trees on the Melbourne-Geelong road was advanced yesterday at a meeting of the general committee which is handling the project. ...

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  4. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    The new Australian, cruiser, H.M.A.S. Canberra, of 10,000 tons, sister ship to H.M.A.S. Australia, was launched at the shipyards of John Brown and Co. Ltd. on ...

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  5. ENGLISH DERBY.

    At Epsom Downs this afternoon the greatest of the English classic races—the Derby Stakes—was run with the following result:— ...

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  6. LANG MINISTRY.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Premier (Mr. Lang) will not listen to overtures from Labour members of Parliament to avert a dissolution of Parliament. He made ...

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  7. BREAK WITH SOVIET.

    Lord parmoor (Labour) initiated a debate in the House of Lords on the decision of the Cabinet to sever relations with Russia. He said that such a step ...

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  8. WATERSIDE DISPUTE ENDS.

    Work on the steamers Nirvana and West Ivan, which ceased yesterday owing to a dispute between the Victorian Stevedoring Company and the stevedores employed by ...

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  9. DEARER BREAD.

    This is an example of a private organisation adopting the principle of price-fixing without regard to the welfare of any other section of the community. I am ...

    Article : 429 words
  10. LINDBERGH IN LONDON.

    Wearing the decorations he had received in France, Belgium, and England in recognition of his non-stop flight from New York to Paris, Captain Charles Lindbergh, ...

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  11. COAL TRIMMERS' DISPUTE.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—An atttempt to impose outrageous conditions on the Newcastle agent of the White Steamship Company's steamer Corrimal was made at ...

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  12. WIRELESS AND TELEPATHY.

    Results of telepathy experiment conducted from the studio of 3LO on the night of May 23 were announced yesterday by the Broadcasting Company of Australia ...

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  13. MISSION BOARD SECRETARY.

    The Australian Board of Missions has suffered a severe loss through the death of the secretary of the Victorian branch (the Rev. George Edward Downton), which ...

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  14. VOYAGE OF THE RENOWN.

    In cool, sunny weather H.M.S. Renown anchored two miles from Port Louis, which is a picturesque town straggling along the shores of a pretty bay with a background ...

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  15. WIRELESS FROM HOLLAND.

    Many wireless listeners in Australian had the interesting experience of hearing Queen Wilhelmina of Holland broadcasting an address intended for her subjects in the ...

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  16. COLONIAL CONFERENCE.

    The Secretary of State for the Dominions and Colonies (Mr. Amery) to-day reviewed the work of the Colonial Conference. After referring to the adoption of proposals for ...

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  17. TRAMWAYS FINANCES.

    Interest in the financial result of the operations of the Tramways Board for the current financial year is increasing as the end of the year aproaches. There is ...

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  18. CITY TRAFFIC.

    Proposals now under consideration by officers of the City Council provide for interesting measures to relieve the traffic congestion in Swanston street. Details were ...

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  19. RESEARCH COUNCIL.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) announced last night that Cabinet had approved the appointment of Dr. A. E. V. Richardson, director of the Waite ...

    Article : 325 words
  20. MURDERED ABORIGINES.

    PERTH, Wednesday.—The second arrest in connection with the atrocities against aborigines near the Forrest River Mission, in the East Kimberely division of the far ...

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  21. TRADE UNIONS BILL.

    When the discussion of the Trades Union Bill was resumed in committee in the House of Commons, Mr. G. Lansbury (Labour) moved an amendment to omit the ...

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  22. CONFIDENCE TRICK IN PARIS

    Outside Cook's Tourist Bureau a Brisbane merchant, Mr. John Walker, who was seeing the sights of Paris, accepted an offer made by a compatriot named John ...

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  23. POLO PLAYER KILLED.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—While playing in a polo tournament to-day Mr. Jack Ryrie, of Penally Station, Gulargambone, was thrown from his pony, as the result of ...

    Article : 153 words
  24. Queensland Loan.

    It is reported that the issue of a loan of £3,000,000 by the Government of Queensland is imminent. Interest in Queensland. ...

    Article : 140 words
  25. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLICE.

    ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—The South Australian Police Association to-day presented a claim to the Industrial Court of South Australia for increased rates of pay, ...

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  26. THOSE WHO DID NOT VOTE.

    "If people to whom the department has sent demands for explanation of their failure to vote at the State election in May disregard the letters prosecutions will ...

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  27. LOST IN THE BUSH.

    HOBART, Wednesday.—Maxwell Godfrey, aged 19 years, who failed to return to camp near Gordon River on Friday night, when he went after flour stored ...

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  28. CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF.

    The presence of Ottawa of Mr. W. Cattanach, chairman of the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, who is on his way to England, has enabled a conference ...

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  29. EGYPT AND SIRDAR.

    The War Ministry vote, in which no provision is made for the salary of the Sirdar, a fact which caused a crisis between Great Britain and the Egyptian Government, was ...

    Article : 136 words
  30. Premier of Queensland.

    The British Parliamentary Labour party gave a luncheon in the House of Commons to the Premier of Queensland (Mr. McCormack). ...

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  31. PATHETIC COURT SCENE.

    ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—A pathetic scene was witnessed in the Adelaide Criminal Court to-day, when a mother and son stood in the dock together and ...

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  32. ANOTHER COLD MORNING.

    The minimum temperature yesterday morning was again in the vicinity of freezing point, although it was not so low as on the previous mornings this week. At ...

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  33. RUN OVER BY LORRY.

    Having been run over by a horse-drawn lorry in Sydney road, near the Fawkner Cemetery, Stanley Paul, aged 12 years, of Ross street, Coburg, was admitted to the ...

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  34. DESTITUTE MIGRANT FAMILY.

    An appeal is being made by the New Settlers' League Country Care committee for £250 to cover fares to England and other costs of an Englishman, formerly ...

    Article : 114 words
  35. CHERRY RIPE AMISS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Cherry Ripe, one of the favourites for the A.J.C. Hurdle Race to be run on Monday, is amiss, and it is questionable whether be will be able ...

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  37. COMMONWEALTH BANK.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. E. C. [?] to-day assumed office as governor [?] the Commonwealth Bank, and Mr. H. T. Armitage assumed office as deputy ...

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