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  2. BRITISH SHIPPING

    The opinion that Great Britain must either abandon her position among maritime nations by submitting to the unfair competition of foreign Powers which ...

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  3. BUSH FIRE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN INAUGURATED

    Bush Fire Prevention Week, which began yesterday, has been organised with enthusiasm in the country districts, where the fire menace will be most severe. ...

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  4. EARTHQUAKE SURVIVORS

    Further earthquake shocks occurred in North Bihar early this morning. Survivors of the destructive shocks last week, both European and Indian, who mostly ...

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  5. BYRD'S TROUBLES

    The correspondent of the Australian Press Association with the Byrd Antarctic Expedition has sent the following wireless message from the base at Little America:— ...

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  6. NAVAL LEADERS CONFERENCE AT SINGAPORE

    Admiral Sir Frederic Dreyer, Commander-in-Chief, China Station; Vice-Admiral G. F. Hyde, First Naval Member of the Australian Naval Board, and Rear-Admiral ...

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  7. NATIONAL DIVIDEND

    Major C. H. Douglas, the founder of the social credit school of economic thought, lectured in the Melbourne Town Hall last night. He declared that the latest ...

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  8. THIEVES BREAK WINDOWS GANG'S CAREFUL PLANS

    Carefully avoiding watchmen and constables on beat duty, a gang of thieves broke the plate-glass windows of two jewellery shops early yesterday morning ...

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  9. MEAT MERGER PLAN

    A huge merger of Australian and British interests in meat export has been arranged Mr. Angliss, M.L.C., announced yesterday that he had allied the interests ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. Fate of Naval Base

    CANBERRA, Monday. — Australia will be represented at the conference by ViceAdmiral Sir George Hyde. It is expected that upon the recommendations of the ...

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  11. REMONETISING SILVER

    Senators who advocate the remonetisation of silver said to-day that they had evolved a compromise silver plan, which would be offered as an amendment to the ...

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  12. JAPAN'S ACTIVITIES RUSSIA ANXIOUS

    The Moscow correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" writes that anxiety about Japan's military preparations, and the Soviet's counter measures, is revealed in ...

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  13. Thieves Send Fictitious Message

    Receiving a telephone call to visit a sick friend, Mrs. Annie Stewart, of Stevenson street, Richmond, left her home yesterday morning to go to a hospital. She ...

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  14. VICE-ADMIRAL CLARKSON

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Engineer ViceAdmiral Sir William Clarkson was cremated with full naval honours at Rookwood Crematorium this afternoon. It ...

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  15. PRINCE GEORGE

    CANBERRA, Monday.—New furnishings will probably be installed in portion of Yarralumla House, the residence of the Governor-General in Canberra, for the ...

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  16. BLUE SHIRTS AND BLOUSES

    Addressing hundreds of blue-shirted men, and girls wearing blue blouses, at Athlone, General O'Duffy, leader of the United Ireland party, announced that the ...

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  17. General Araki Resigns

    General Araki, the Japanese Minister for War, has resigned owing to ill-health. He will be succeeded by General Senjuro Hayashi, formerly commander-in-chief ...

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  18. GREAT VALUE OF TREES

    Speaking to members of the Constitutional Club yesterday, the chairman of the Forests Commission (Mr. A. V. Galbraith) said that the enormous value of ...

    Article : 337 words
  19. VOCKLER NOT FOR BRISBANE

    On learning yesterday that G. Vockler, for business reasons, cannot make the trip to Brisbane to compete in the Queensland section of the Australian national ...

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  20. Danger to World Peace

    M. Herriot, a former Prime Minister, has issued a solemn warning of the danger to world peace owing to the tension between Japan and Russia, and the naval ...

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  21. RIFT AMONG NAZIS

    The special correspondent of the "Daily Herald" (the Labour newspaper) says that the rift in the leadership of the Nazis is widening rapidly. The Radical Nazis ...

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  22. HOT WEATHER AGAIN 96 Degrees Yesterday

    It was comfortably warm in the city yesterday—comfortable at least by comparison with the high temperatures of last week—but Messrs. T. Gaunt and Co. ...

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  23. LORD HUNTINGFIELD

    On his arrival at Southampton to-day Lord Huntingfield, the Governor-designate of Victoria, told a representative of the Australian Press Association that he had ...

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  24. RAILWAYS TO PORT

    Referring yesterday to the long-standing dispute between the Railways department and the Harbour Trust regarding which should bear the cost of providing ...

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  25. PORTLAND DISTRICT

    PORTLAND, Monday. — Bush fires have occurred in the Portland district. Mr. A. Lightbody's property at Drik Drik was threatened, but a large party of ...

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  26. Mr. John Brownlee

    Mr.John Brownlee, the Victorian baritone, will shortly leave for Cairo and Alexandria to fulfil a six weeks' operatic engagement, after which he will have the ...

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  27. 101.2 Degrees at Adelaide

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—After two comparatively cool days the temperature to-day was 101.2 degrees at 2 p.m. Hot at Alice Springs ...

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  28. DESPERATE ROBBERS Kill Five Persons

    Four hundred policemen, assisted by an aeroplane, are searching the Jura mountains for two German desperadoes who entered a bank at Basle on January 5, ...

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  29. DEPRESSION IN U.S.A.

    The United States Department of Commerce to-day published a survey of the nations income for the years 1929 to 1930. It shows the total income distributed ...

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  30. Visited by Journalists

    Foreign journalists were allowed to-day to see Torgler (one of the men who was acquitted of having been responsible for the Reichstag fire) in the presence of ...

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  31. PARLIAMENTARY GAMES

    Sporting members of the Victorian Parliament were official Parliamentary blazers yesterday for the first time since the State has had a Government of its ...

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  32. DEATH OF MR. A. W. JOSE

    Mr. Arthur Wilberforce Jose, the Australian historian, died in Brisbane yesterday, following an operation for peritonitis. He was in his 71st year. Mr. ...

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  33. Ranges Near Wodonga Blazing

    WODONGA, Monday. — The first bush fire of the season broke out in the ranges at the back of properties owned by Messrs. J. Ford, Arundel, Seymour, and Larkin, ...

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  34. TRIBUTES TO SIR ROBERT GIBSON

    Tributes to the memory of the late Sir Robert Gibson, formerly chairman of the Commonwealth Bank Board, were paid yesterday afternoon at a meeting of the ...

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  35. Criminals Commit Suicide

    The bandits took refuge in thickly wooded country 50 miles south of Basle. The police surrounded a large tract, but the criminals broke through the cordon ...

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  36. Outbreak at Beech Forest

    The Forests Commission was advised yesterday from Beech Forest that a bush fire near there had burnt out about 2,000 acres of Crown lands and private property. ...

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  37. Price of Gold

    The price of gold was £0/12/11 an ounce to-day. compared with £6/12/9 yesterday, The United States bought nearly £1,000,000 worth—all that was ...

    Article : 67 words
  38. Kidnapped Banker

    ST. PAUL (MINNESOTA), Jan. 21. Grave fear is felt for the safety of Mr. Edward Bremer, the wealthy banker, who was kidnapped last week, and for ...

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  39. FORMER RAILWAY-MAN'S DEATH

    The death occurred last night of Mr. John Wakefield, one of the oldest railwaymen in Victoria. Mr. Wakefield, who was aged 97 years, died at his home in ...

    Article : 128 words
  40. Financiers Fined £475,000

    Fines amounting to £475,000 have been imposed upon Edward Bryce and Major Langton, two Englishmen, for alleged banking offences in 1919, when they sold ...

    Article : 65 words
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  42. Codex Sinaiticus

    Officials of the British Museum have denied a statement published in the "Sunday Express" to the effect that Lord Wakefield had guaranteed £30,000 toward ...

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