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  2. CHILLED BEEF.

    Important developments which will affect the future of chilled beef shipments to Britain, have arisen from a private conference between ...

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  3. WILL NOT PUT UP WITH UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION. Britain Now in Position to Defend Herself.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Referring to Britain's trading relations with other countries, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Neville Chamberlain), in ...

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  4. SUCCESS OF CONVERSION.

    The Stock Exchange has been passing through a period of quietness, and there has also been some hesitancy, but the mid-week tone has improved. ...

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  5. Rescue Attempt Cost Youth His Own Life.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — Diving fully clothed into a deep water-filled clay hole near Clayton this afternoon, Erie Sly (17) attempted to rescue his ...

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  6. Mail 'Plane Crashes When Landing: Passengers Unhurt.

    An East-West mail 'plane was badly smashed at Penong yesterday when landing to set down a passenger. None of the passengers ...

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  7. END OF DOLE IN VICTORIA?

    In a period of twelve months the number of unemployed in Victoria receiving the dole from State relief funds has been reduced from 78 ...

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  8. TAMAR REGATTA.

    LAUNCESTON, Sunday. — The success of the southern crews was a feature of the 94th Tamar Regatta, which was held on the Royal Park foreshore ...

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  9. MATTERS FOR CABINET. TRADE COMMISSIONERS: MISSION TO JAPAN: WHEAT INQUIRY.

    CANBERRA, Sunday. Selection of the porsonnel of the diplomatic mission to Japan, the appointment of trade commissioners ...

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  10. Washed from Raft and Drowned.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — Washed from a raft 70 yards from the shore of Lake Bolne, 30 miles from Ararat, this afternoon, John Tytell (19), of ...

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  11. WOOL MARKET FIRM.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The British representative of the Australian Wool Council (Mr. W. P. Devereux) reports that there was a firm market at the ...

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  12. 8.1 CANDIDATES FOR 15 SEATS.

    Since there can be no withdrawals, all the 81 candidates left in the field for the new Upper House will be starters in the ...

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  13. Only 10 yds from Safety.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — Desmond Cruickshank (18) was drowned in a dam at Toora this afternoon. The youth, who was not a good swimmer, ...

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  14. DEFICITS LIKELY FOR TWO YEARS.

    "Instead of a hidden surplus of £8,000,000 the Commonwealth has every prospect of being faced with heavy combined deficits for this ...

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  15. MAINLAND CRICKET.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—W. Hunt (10 for 560 and C. Bradley (8 for 91), of Balmain, who routed Gordon in the premiership competition yesterday, were the ...

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  16. Shipping Subsidy Expected.

    LONDON, Sunday. — The "Sunday Express" understands that at the request of British tramp steamer owners a subsidy of £3,000,000 will be granted ...

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  17. Simplified Federal Tax Legislation.

    Federal taxation legislation is to be reviewed by Cabinet, to remove many of the intricacies commented upon by the Royal Commission on ...

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  18. THOUGHT THEY HAD TINNED FOOD.

    DARWIN, Saturday. — After the officers have a conference with the flotilla's captain on the food question it is likely that one destroyer will call at ...

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  19. BREAD PRICE.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — By adopting 8½d. as the standard price for the 4lb. loaf sold over the counter, shopkeepers in most suburbs to-day ...

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  20. Melbourne.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — Pennant cricket was continued to-day in excellent weather. Results:— Carlton, 3 for 211. v. Melbourne. ...

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  21. Used Exhaust Fumes From Car To Kill Himself.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—With a rubber tabe leading from the exhaust pipe of his car to his shirt, on which it was tied with a shoe lace, Lachlan Edward ...

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  22. Sydney Housewives Propose Boycott.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — While the price of bread is certain to be raised by 1d. a 21b. loaf on Monday, the whole position will be discussed by a ...

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  23. Adelaide.

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—In races against time, some brilliant, batting was witnessed in yesterday's district cricket. R. S. Whittington, who has been dropped from ...

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  24. SET ALIGHT TO BED CLOTHES.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — Severely burned when fire broke out in his bedroom at a boarding house at Parkville early yesterday, George Robertson ...

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  25. AUSTRALIA'S PLUCK AND DETERMINATION.

    LONDON, Saturday.—In a speech at Bradford to-day, Sir Henry Strakosch said the most illuminating demonstration of how order can be evolved ...

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  26. DISARMAMENT. Britain Trying to Evolve Convention.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The "Sunday Express'" political correspondent says that the Cabinet committee on disarmament will be in almost continuous ...

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  27. N. Zealand and Brisbane Prices.

    CANBERRA, Sunday.— Information obtained by the Minister for Commerce (Mr. Stewart) gives the following comparison between wheat and bread ...

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  28. TWO SAFE- BREAKERS ARRESTED.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—While officers of the wireless patrol searched the British General Electric building in Clarence street early to-day 12 uniformed men ...

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  29. DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY

    A bill introduced in the House of Assembly by the Minister for Education provides for an amendment of the Education Act. The measure deals with ...

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  30. OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES

    The following amendments to the Workers' (Occupational Diseases) Relief Fund Act are embodied in a bill now before the State Parliament:— ...

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  31. Perth.

    PERTH, Sunday. — The fifth set of matches in the Western Australian Cricket Association's "A" grade competition commenced yesterday. Results:— ...

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  32. HEAVY INDUSTRIES.

    LONDON, Saturday. — A further improvement in British heavy industries will be shown when detailed trade figures for November are ...

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  33. Brisbane.

    BRISBANE, Sunday.—In the match Queensland Sheflield Shield teams versus The Rest yesterday, Queensland scored 9 for 206 declared, C. W. Andrews retired ...

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  34. Argentine Getting Eastern Wheat Business.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — With its better quality grain this season, offered at a low price. The Argentine is taking much of the Eastern wheat ...

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  35. GAMING RAID.

    BRISBANE, Sunday. — During a gaming raid on premises at Paddington yesterday a handful of police were compelled to draw their revolvers. ...

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  36. "Four-Power Pact is Dead."

    LONDON, Sunday.—Mr. Garvin, writing in the "Observer," says: "We must face the fact that Geneva for the time being has ceased to be the seat of ...

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  37. SYDNEY'S NEW LORD MAYOR.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — In circumstances noticeably remarkable to him Alderman I. L. Parker was elected Lord Mayor of Sydney yesterday. His ...

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  38. BRADMAN'S REPLY TO LONDON GIBE.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Don Bradman yesterday spiritedly replied in the gibe of the London "Daily Mail" that he has been working up publicity for himself ...

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  39. CONVEYANCING OF PROPERTY.

    A bill now before Parliament contains the following amendment of Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1884:— ...

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  40. SALE OF STOCK.

    NEW YORK, Saturday. — National banks selling preferred stock to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, such as the National City and others, are ...

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  41. VICTORIAN TEAM'S VISIT.

    The Tasmanian Cricket Council has decided that the Victorian team, whick will leave Melbourne on December 20 for Launceston should play the first match at ...

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  42. MARY PICKFORD FILES DIVORCE SUIT.

    LOS ANGELES, Saturday. — Formal steps to end the most famous romance in the motion picture world were initiated yesterday, when Mary Pickford filed a ...

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  43. £16,000 For Pope As Result of Court's Decision on Will.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. — It is estimated that the Pope will receive £16,000 from the estate of the late Patrick Lawlor, of Camberwell, as a ...

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  44. Victorian Team.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—The team to tour Tasmania, which can be regarded as a second Victorian eleven, has been chosen as follows: B. L. Cohen (capt.), [?] ...

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  45. Fairbanks in Switzerland.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Douglas Fairbanks, who is holidaying in Switzerland, has declined to discuss personal matters. He will build another home of the ...

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