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  2. £90,000,000 FOR PETROL

    Allegations that the Shell Oil Company had inflated its invoices by more than 100 per cent., and had inserted other charges to increase the cost of working to the ...

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  3. BRADMAN'S "DUCK" CAMBRIDGE BOWLER'S SUCCESS

    Bradman bowled for 0 was the most exciting incident in the match Australia v. Cambridge University. The wicket was described as true and easy, and Bradman fell a victim to J. G. W. Davies, a slow leg-break bowler. At the lunch adjournment Cambridge had ...

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  4. FIGHTING IN ARABIA

    Flatly contradictory reports have been received of the progress of the war in Arabia, in which Ibn Saud, King of the Hedjaz, and the Imam Yahyn of Yemen ...

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  5. INDIAN TERRORISM

    The second terrorist outrage in three days occurred this afternoon at Lebong, near Darjeeling, the summer hill station of the Bengal Government. The Governor ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. BRITISH CHECK ON JAPANESE TRADE "SHOCK TO SENTIMENT"

    "Drastic action" is the term applied by the foreign spokesman in commenting upon the announcement by the president of the Board of Trade (the Hon. Walter ...

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  7. NEW TRADE TREATIES TO OFFSET BRITISH QUOTAS

    ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—Marked progress was made by the Federal Cabinet to-day in preparing trade treaties with overseas countries, particularly Canada, ...

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  8. THE CENTENARY MEDALS FOR CHILDREN

    Following the decision of the Centenary Council that it could not provide sufficient funds to present all the State school children of ...

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  9. PAN-PACIFIC CONFERENCE

    The proposal that a Pan-Pacific conference should be arranged during the Centenary celebrations was again discussed at the meeting of the ...

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  10. "TAMPERING WITH TARIFF"

    ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—A warning against proposals for reckless tampering with the tariff endangering the livelihood of 350,000 persons and their dependants ...

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  11. WAR DEBTS DISCUSSIONS RESUMED

    War debt developments which officials of the administration believe will allow President Roosevelt to send to Congress not only a detailed report on the debts, ...

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  12. GAIN TO LANCASHIRE

    An expert in the Lancashire cotton trade told the "Daily Telegraph" that the Governments restriction of Japanese textile exports to the colonies would ...

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  13. INSULL IN GAOL Unable to Raise Bail

    Samuel Insull, the former milllonaire, who fled from the United States two years ago when his colossal industrial enterprises in the Middle West crashed ...

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  14. Token Payments Discarded

    The "Herald-Tribune's Washington correspondent understands that the token payment method of meeting was debts has been discarded with the determination ...

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  15. BRADMAN AS CAPTAIN

    Rain, which caused the loss of nearly an hour's play, conditions which handicapped the bowlers, Dawson's fine batting, and the resistance of the tall-enders were all ...

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  16. Trade Treaties With Other Countries

    Replying to a question in Parliament regarding the Anglo-Danish trade agreement, which came into operation last June, the secretary of the Overseas Trade ...

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  17. MARKETS FOR QUEENSLAND

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—The trade delegation from Queensland which recently visited the East to inquire into the possibilities of opening up new markets ...

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  18. HOUSE OF LORDS

    In the House of Lords, before a large attendance, including many in the pecresses' gallery, the Marquis of Salisbury (Cons.) moved ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. PRESBYTERIANS' PART

    When the report of the Centenary celebrations committee was before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria last night, delegates debated ...

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  20. Mr. Mellon Cleared

    A grand jury at Pittsburgh disposed of the Government's charge against Mr. Andrew Mellon, former Secretary to the Treasury and Ambassador to Great ...

    Article : 89 words
  21. MURDERED IN NEW GUINEA

    By the New Guinea mail delivered yesterday, Mrs. N. Levy, of East Melbourne, received a letter, which had been written by her brother, Captain Bernard McGrath, ...

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  22. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    Jean Harlow, the film actress has announced that she and her husband have separated and she intends to seek a divorce on the grounds of incompatibility. ...

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  23. FAMILIES LEAVE HOMES Driven Out by Floods

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Families in North Lismore and other low-lying parts of Lismore were compelled to leave their homes last night and to-day when the ...

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  24. Marylebone Team

    The following is the team to represent Marylebone against Australia in the match to begin on Saturday:— A. P. F. Chapman (captain), J. C. White, ...

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  25. County Matches

    Scores in county matches played to-day were:— Middlesex, 220 and four for 50 (Peebles 5/54, Robins 5/39), v. Northants, 152 (Mathews ...

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  26. THE LOST LYRICS

    Although the Centenary lyric competition was previously regarded as a complete failure, it was revealed at the meeting of the Centenary Council yesterday ...

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  27. Germans and the Saar

    Mr. G. Knox, chairman of the Saar Basin Governing Commission, in a report to the Council of the League of Nations, speaks openly of the menace of a ...

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  28. Kippax Has Influenza

    A. F. Kippax is suffering from influenza, and is unable to play against Cambridge University. Several other members of the team are suffering from colds, ...

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  29. Floods in Queensland

    BRISBANE, Wednesday. — All creeks and rivers on the South Coast remain in flood because of the continued heavy rain, and traffic is disorganised in many ...

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  30. LOWER RAILWAY FARES IN N.Z.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Wednesday.— A substantial increase in revenue, both passenger and freight, was received by the New Zealand railways in the year ended ...

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  31. MEANING OF DIFFERENCES

    "Some people still talk of the 'nigger,' a term no Christian should use," said the Australasian secretary of the London Missionary Society (the Rev. G. J. Williams) ...

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  32. FLOWER DAY

    The tenth Flower Day appeal was conducted by the Flower-growers' Association yesterday for hospitals and charities. By 9 a.m. 625 boxes had been distributed from ...

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  33. Bromley in Hospital

    The Australians, including Chipperfield, who has been suffering from influenza, travelled by road from Leicester to Cambridge to-night. Bromley, who has a ...

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  34. British Aeroplane Engines for Germany

    It has been learned that the French Ambassador in London (M. Corbin) has sought an explanation from the British Government respecting recent German ...

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  35. Conditions of Air Race

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Herald-Tribune" report that the contest committee of the National Astronautic Association will commence a ...

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  36. Fine Weather Expected to End To-day

    A low-pressure system is approaching from the West and the spell of fine weather will probably end to-day. Cloudy and unsettled weather is expected, with ...

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  37. End of Leicester Match

    The Leicestershire match ended in a draw. At the tea adjournment Australia appeared to have a chance of victory, Leicester then having lost seven wickets ...

    Article : 367 words
  38. Price of Gold

    The price of gold is £6/15/11½ an ounce fine, compared with £6/16/1½ yesterday. Adding exchange and allowing for realisation charges, the price is equal to ...

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  39. Mr. H. F. Broadbent May Enter

    Mr. H. F. Broadbent, a former assistant instructor to the New South Wales Aero Club, intends to enter the handicap event of the London to Melbourne air race if ...

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  40. Lord Mayor of Hobart Re-elected

    HOBART, Wednesday.—Alderman J. J. Wignall was re-elected Lord Mayor of Hobart at the city council elections to-day. ...

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  42. Miss Batten Passes Rome

    Miss Jean Batten, of New Zealand, who is making her third attempt to fly from England to Australia and New Zealand, arrived at Rome last night, having left ...

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  43. Mother Australian Entry

    PERTH, Wednesday.—Mr. J. Woods, [?] fo the Perth-Adelaide airmail serice, will be a competitor in the Melbourne Centenary Air Race in October. Mr. ...

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