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  2. £150,000,000.

    Speaking on the third reading of the Finance Bill in the Home of Commons to-day, Mr. Waiter Runciman (Liberal) estimated the ...

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  3. FRENCH CABINET'S FALL.

    The French Chamber of Deputies was crowded to-day, when the newly-appointed Premier (M. Herriot) read a Ministerial declaration, stating that the Government ...

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  4. THE PERTH FLOOD WATERS.

    This afternoon the bridge across the Swan River at Fremantle, which forms the main connection between Fremantle and the remainder of the State, collapsed near its northern end, practically isolating the town. Passenger trains to and from Perth have been suspended from North ...

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  5. PERSONAL

    Our London correspondent cabled on Thursday:—At the Royal garden party at Buckingham Palace to-day the special presentations to Their Majesties by the ...

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  6. PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

    The co-ordination of public buildings in Adelaide and the completion of Parliament House were suggested by Mr. Birrell in the House ...

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  7. TORNADO IN GEELONG

    A tornado swept over Geelong this afternoon. One person is known to have been killed, and there is a large number of ...

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  8. STATE PETROL TAX.

    In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Lacey (S.A.) asked if it were correct that the Commonwealth had issued a writ against ...

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  9. BACK TO BLACK BREAD.

    As a result of the financial stringency and the need for economy in imports, a large part of Europe will shortly be back on "war bread." The subject is ...

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  10. PARLIAMENT AT WORK.

    In the House of Assembly, for the fourth successive day, nearly an hour was absorbed in questions on Thursday. Among the most important of the enquiries were ...

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  11. HOHENZOLLERN TRUST.

    Telegrams from Windhoek, state that the hearing has been opened of the ex-Kaiser's application for the restoration of property formerly held in South-West ...

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  12. MURDERS IN THE WEST.

    It was announced to-day that, at a special meeting of the Executive Council, it was decided that Royston Rennie, who was recently found guilty of the wilful ...

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  13. FREMANTLE BRIDGE CRASHED.

    Heralded by a rumble of loose sand and rocks falling into the swirling water, and the creaking and groaning of the strained timbers, a considerable portion of the ...

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  14. ASSISTING RAILWAY PASSENGERS.

    A communication was received by the Adelaide railway authorities on Thursday from the Commonwealth railway authoritie at Port Augusta stating that an ...

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  15. M. HERRIOT'S DEFEAT.

    The defeat of M. Herriot had been certain throughout the day. During the debate the great crowd outside tho Parliament building raised hostile cries against ...

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  16. HALF WAY TO AUSTRALIA.

    "We have just arrived at Delhi, after having flown nearly 500 miles overland from the River Indus to the River Jumna with a seaplane, and had to rely on out ...

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  17. GERMAN ARMAMENTS.

    In the House of Commons to-day, in answering Mr. Renie Smith (Labour), the Minister for Foreign Affairs (Sir Austen Chamberlain) said he was satisfied from enquiries that the Inter-Allied ...

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  18. FAMILY OBLITERATED.

    A pitiful story of domestic unhappiness, which culminated in the tragic deaths of a family of four, was told to-day, when the City Coroner (Mr. H. F. W. Fletcher) ...

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  19. BISHOP'S SECOND CATHEDRAL.

    At a meeting, held in the Mansion House in support of the appeal by the Right Rev. Dr. Trower (Bishop of North-West Australia, and formerly Bishop of ...

    Article : 110 words
  20. CANBERRA SPEAKER'S CHAIR.

    A replica of the Speaker's Chair in the House of Commons, the gift of the Mother of Parliaments for the Federal House of Representatives at Canberra, will be ...

    Article : 63 words
  21. INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL.

    There will be no league football on the Adelaide Oval to-morrow, that ground having been engaged for the forty-fourth annual match between Prince Alfred and ...

    Article : 262 words
  22. CALCUTTA RACIAL RIOTS.

    The Hindu v. Moslem situation to-day was eventually brought under control after the police fired on the crowds in half a dozen places. Six persons were ...

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  23. MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SAFETY.

    The majority of this morning's Paris newspapers favour the formation of a Mniistry of National Union (or of National Safety), thereby endorsing the ...

    Article : 121 words
  24. CORRESPONDENCE

    From F. W. CORNELL:—The answer to Mr. W. F. Gates's letter, as secretary of the Town and Country Union of Victoria, may be found in the following ...

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  25. BOY AGRICULTURISTS.

    The Commonwealth High Commissioner (Sir Joseph Cook) to-day bade farewell and bon voyage to boys who sailed for Australia by the steamer Berrima with ...

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  26. CHILLED BEEF SHIPMENT.

    The experimental shipment of chilled beef by the steamer Port Auckland was partially successful. The parcel from Wyndham carried splendidly and sold at ...

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  27. BRITISH MERCHANDISE MARKS.

    In the House of Commons to-day in replying to a question regarding the danger of restrictions involving customs delays under the Merchandise Marks ...

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  28. WHY IS REXONA SOAP SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS FOR THE SKIN AND HAIR?

    Because Rexona Soap is medicated with Rexona itself, which gives it unique qualities which no other soap possesses. Rexona Soap is the purest of the pure. ...

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  29. PREMIER'S MELBOURNE VISIT.

    It was ascertained on Thursday that the Premier (Hon. J. Gunn)will leave for Melbourne this afternoon to discuss important matters with the Prime Minister. ...

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  30. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 151 words
  31. STAY-AT-HOME HOLIDAYS.

    Italian holidaymakers wishing to go to Switzerland to-day were surprised and indignant to discover that the frontier officials refused, on instructions from the ...

    Article : 62 words
  32. BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

    In the House of Commons to-day, the Prime Minister (Mr. Baldwin) informed Commodore Fanshawe (Concervative) that the question of the relations between the ...

    Article : 51 words
  33. ENGINE TROUBLE.

    Mr. Alan Cobham had intended to start from Delhi for Allahabad early this morning, with the hope of raeching Calcutta before evening, but he was delayed ...

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  34. BETTER BUY BETTER BAKED BEANS.

    You will applaud the Rosella Company once you have tried Rosella Baked Beans. ...

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  35. STEAMER CHANGED OWNERSHIP.

    The Broadway (722 tons), a well-known coastal steamer, owned by the Peninsula Traders, Limited, has been sold to Adelaide Steamship, Limited. ...

    Article : 27 words
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