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  2. STILL 13 IN THE TEST LIST

    NO ALTERATION LIKELY UNTIL TO-MORROW Although the Australian eleven selectors (Messrs. D. G. Bradman, E. A. Dwyer, and W. J. Johnson) each ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. VETERANS UNDER CANVAS

    Sergeant-Trumpeter C. Yates (left) and Sergeant-Major D. Thompson, members of the 4th Light Horse Regiment, are among the veterans at the Seymour military camp. Both have seen more than 30 years' service. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. ITALY IS ANGRY

    Following the statement that Italy will not send a representative to the Coronation if Abyssinia does so, the Abyssinian Legation confirms the report that an ...

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  5. PREMIUMS MAY RISE

    Insurance companies are likely to announce shortly an increase in the premium rates on motor-car policies. Because of higher speeds of modern cars, ...

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  6. NO HOPE OF SUCCESS

    SEARCH FOR PLANE SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Searchers by air, land, and water have now ...

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  7. STRIKE THREAT

    HOBART, Wednesday.—By a secret ballot of 127 votes to l8, a stop-work meeting of the Amalgamated Engineering Union at Queenstown this afternoon decided that ...

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  8. False Rumour Causes Woman's Death

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A false report that the Stinson airliner had been found and that the pilots and passengers had been killed, caused ...

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  9. REPRISALS IN ABYSSINIA

    It is believed that the Italians have killed 600 Abyssinians following the attempt to assassinate the Viceroy (Marshal Graziani) at Addis Ababa on Sunday. ...

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  10. GLYCERINE FOR EXPLOSIVES Up £40 a Ton

    Prices of base metals fell substantially in London on Tuesday after sharp rises to record levels on the previous day, thus proving that the exceptional buoyancy of ...

    Article : 177 words
  11. £1,060,000 FOR RELIEF

    About £1,060,000 will be spent on relief works in Victoria between March 1 and June 31, It was computed yesterday, and at least 15,000 relief workers will ...

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  12. FIRE FROM BOMBS

    An emergency fire brigade organisation, for action in the event of air attack with incendiary bombs, was the subject of a statement by the Home Secretary (Sir ...

    Article : 168 words
  13. 25,000 Visitors to Melbourne

    Prospectors from Papua rattle-men from the Kimberleys, manufacturers from Manchester, schoolboys from Scotland, Cabinet Ministers whose offices are ...

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  14. Copper Firm in London

    The following prices are quoted for metals:— Copper firm, £66/19/3 a ton. Tin flat, £241/10/ a ton. ...

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  15. RADIO BEACONS SOON

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—The Minister for Defence (Sir Archdale Parkhill), who arrived at Brisbane to-day, stated that radio beacons would shortly be installed at ...

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  16. BUSH FIRES LIKELY

    A warning that there would be serious danger of bush fires to-day was issued by the Weather Bureau yesterday. High temperatures and northerly winds are ...

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  17. Poor Prospects for Duck Season

    MOST centres report unfavourably on the duck-shooting prospects for the opening of the season on Monday. The principal reason for ...

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  18. WILL GROW OWN WHEAT

    M. Chuichi Ohashi, who acts for the Foreign Minister in Manchoukuo, and who is visiting Tokio preparatory to a world tour, said that Manchoukuo's exclusion of ...

    Article : 123 words
  19. CRICKET ABILITY IS LOST

    Fan too many boys are brought to a stage at school where they show promise of becoming first-class cilcketers and are then lost to the game, according to Mr. ...

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  20. HOSTESSES FOR FIFTH TEST

    The secretary of the Victorian Cricket Association (Mr. H. Brereton) discussing with Mrs. W. L. Rush (centre) and Mrs. Brereton, who acted as hostesses to international and interstate visitors at the third Test match, plans for conducting similar work at the fifth Test. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  21. DUKE OF WINDSOR

    The Duke of Kent arrived here at 6.42 a.m. to-day, and was met by the Duke of Windsor. It was the first time that the two brothers had met since the Duke ...

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  22. UNFAIR CHECK

    "It is not denied that private motor-cars contribute to congestion, but they constitute a very important part of the commercial activity of the city, and they are ...

    Article : 236 words
  23. In Other Pages

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  24. BRITISH DEFENCE

    The text of the Defence Bill, which authorises the Treasury to issue in the next five years sums not exceeding £400,000,000, to be applied as ...

    Article : 432 words
  25. Increased Traffic Services

    The Tramways Board will have its full complement of 5OO electric trams in use to-morrow morning to convey Test match spectators from tho suburbs to the city ...

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  26. GERMAN FAILURE IN AUSTRIA

    It is officially declared in Vienna that the story that a pact has been arranged between Austria and Germany is a pure invention. ...

    Article : 175 words
  27. Test Men at Soccer

    Soccer enthusiasts will have the opportunity of seeing Test cricketers at the game on March 4, when they will meet a Victorian team. Among the English ...

    Article : 87 words
  28. NO AUTOGRAPH HUNTING

    Autograph-seekers need not take their boaks to the Melbourne Cricket-ground to-morrow. In a list of instructions for the fourth Test, which his been issued by the ...

    Article : 124 words
  29. STERN REPRESSION IN RUMANIA

    After having reconstructed his Cabinet, becoming his own Minister for the Interior, the Premier (M. Tatarescu) announced a policy of stern repression of ...

    Article : 72 words
  30. RURAL BANK LOANS

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Early in January the rate on overdrafts was raised by the Rural Bauk by a quarter of 1 per cent, to 4¾ per cent. The bank has brought ...

    Article : 83 words
  31. Fire Follows Explosion

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Fire followed an explosion in a three-storied building in Bulletin place, George street, to-night. A nightwatchman had a narrow escape ...

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  32. INCREASING NAVY

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Should Australia decide to fall into line with Britain and provide more cruisers, it is probable that unless there are insuperable ...

    Article : 104 words
  33. STRIKERS NOW "SIT DOWN"

    A "sit-down" strike among 500 of the 5,000 employees has brought the operations of the Douglas aircraft plant to a halt. The strikers have demanded ...

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  34. PLANS FOR FLIGHT TO STARTLE WORLD

    The "Daily Mirror" says that Jack Doyle, the boxer, is making plans with Mrs. Beryl Markham, the Atlantic flyer, to make a record-breaking flight that will ...

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  35. DESIGNING BRIDGE

    Plans for the construction of the Punt road bridge are so far advanced that it is expected that tenders for its construction will be invited within three months. ...

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  36. More Plaster Falls at Hall

    At the Collingwood Town Hall last night two large pieces of concrete, one of which weighed about 121b., crashed from the celling on to a desk in the ...

    Article : 184 words
  37. Will of Sir Littleton Croom

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—The will of Sir Littleton Groom, K.C., former member for Darling Downs in the House of Representatives who died on November 6, was ...

    Article : 72 words
  38. French Officials Cut Off by Avalanches

    French Alpine troops have commenced tunnelling two miles through snow to rescue the Minister for Air (M. Cot), the Under-Secretary for Physical Education ...

    Article : 99 words
  39. Gold, Exchanges, Markets

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  40. BASE FOR EMPIRE FLYING-BOATS

    The Portsmouth City Council has decided to construct a base for Empire flying-boats at a cost of £1,221,452. ...

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  41. Alsatian Claws Boy

    Clawed by a pedigree Alsatian dog while he was looking for a young rabbit in a neighbour's yard last night, Rex Collins, aged 5½ years, of Pine grove, McKinnon, ...

    Article : 63 words
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