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  2. A £10,000,000 SURPLUS.

    "The accumulated surpius at june 30, 1924, is £10,035,667. When the accounts for the year are closed, this balance will be adjusted, and the buget, which will be ...

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  3. NOTES AND COMMENTS

    Two well-known members of Parliament were walking along the Terrace. One was the big Nor'-Wester, Geo. niles. His companion was somewhat shoter ...

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  4. INDUSTRIAL

    The Geneva correspondent of the Australian Press Association says that the International Labor Conference heatedly discussed the Anthrax Committee's ...

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  5. EARLY CABLES.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Herald" (Labor) declares that all the Paris Press attacks Mr. Ramsay MacDonald with reference to the London ...

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  6. CLEVER AUSTRALIAN GIRLS.

    Smith thro the pain caused by his sprained ankle, Mr. william Mollidon, the producer of the several delighful plays in course of presentation at His Majestry's ...

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  7. ENDING THE IMPASSE.

    It appears that the leaders are making strenuous efforts to end the impasse, and they have been bombarding the minor aspirants with requests that they clear the ...

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  8. WIRELESS.

    The "Observer," in an editorial headed "Wireless Scandal," says:-"It would be difficult for anyone investigating importially the evidence of the past six years ...

    Article : 148 words
  9. DELEGATES WEARY.

    Ohio's promised rotes for Smith were cast on the seventy-seventh. showing that the new Yorker now definitely coutrols the requisite one-third of the delegates to ...

    Article : 116 words
  10. NIGHT WORK IN FACTORIES.

    The International Labor Conferences adopted the first reading of a draft international convention on a weekly 24 stoppage of work in glass factories. It also approved of a proposal that exceptions to ...

    Article : 125 words
  11. BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE.

    The British Government's letter of vitation to Italy to attend the London Conference says that the main aim of the conference will be to forge an instrument ...

    Article : 390 words
  12. THE ELEVENTH DAY.

    With its morale badly shattered and all its leadership apparently without direction, the Convention assembled on the eleventh day and resumed balloting, and the ...

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  13. CHILD POISONED.

    A. Heart-rending story was told at the inquest at Wandsworth on Betty beadon, aged seven years, who died from morphirs poisoning. Mrs. Beadon and a younger ...

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  14. SHIPPING.

    5 p.m.—KANSAS, s.s., 6,074 tons, from [?]. William crosby and Co., agents. July 6. 11 a.m.—YSELDIJK, s.s., 7,157 tons ...

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  15. CONFERENCE ENDED.

    The international labor conference ended after passing by 73 to 15. the first reading of a convention for the suporession of nightwork in bakeries, and giving ...

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  16. ENGLISH BUILDING TRADE

    A building trade strike involving some 600,000 men began at noon to-day. The Court of Inquiry into the dispute has began the hearing of evidence for the ...

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  17. WORLD POWER CONGRESS

    Sir Charles Henry Bedford read a paper at the World Power Congress at Wembley pointing out the Empire's weakness in oil supplies, the remedy for which was the ...

    Article : 74 words
  18. OLYMPIC GAMES.

    The opening events of the Olympic Games were hele to-day. Perritt finished second in his heat in the 100 metres flat ran while Carr came ...

    Article : 94 words
  19. GERMAN PRESS OPINION.

    Commenting on the .Paris newspaper report that the German Foreign Minister demanded the prior, or at least the simultaneous, evacuation of the Ruhr as ...

    Article : 110 words
  20. AMERICA.

    The worst deadlock in the history of American political conventions opened its tenth day only to repeat the previous day's performance. The sixty-second and ...

    Article : 242 words
  21. AVIATION.

    Squadron Leader MacLaren left Shang-hai at 9.35 yesterday morning and arrived here at 7 o'clock this morning. TOKIO. July 6. ...

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  22. GOOD RIDDANCE

    Recollections of the turbulent times of war and after-war arise at the mention of deportation, so seldom is the drastic course of deporting even an undesirable adopted ...

    Article : 239 words
  23. INVITATION TO DOMINIONS.

    It appears from a Note from the British Foreign Office that the British memorandum which caused such heartburnings was also Sent with an invitation to the ...

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  24. DOMINIONS CONSULTED.

    It is understood that the Dominions' representatives in London "will shortly be consulted with regard to the form of the Dominions' representation at the ...

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  25. AN ABANDONED FLIGHT.

    Aviators are urging that Italy should undertake the Polar flight which Captain Roald Amundsen has abandoned. Deputy Locatelli, who is a noted aviator ...

    Article : 83 words
  26. CANADIAN REPRESENTATION.

    when questioned in the House of Commons the Prime Minister (Mr. Mackenzie King) stated that the Dominion government had not received an invitation to ...

    Article : 130 words
  27. MOROCCO.

    The latest communique dues nothing to relieve the anxiety about the Spanish military position in Morocco. it speaks of the enemy assembling in great numbers in ...

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  28. RIVAL FACTIONS.

    After the recess three thousand delegates and alternate delegates reconvened with their nerves frayed, and irritable. A message from Mr. M'Adoo was read to the ...

    Article : 193 words
  29. "WOMAN TO WOMAN.

    A very, large audience, attended at His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday night to witness the third production, of the emotional drama, "Woman to Woman," by ...

    Article : 343 words
  30. MR. HERTZOG'S VIEWS.

    It has been learned officially that Mr. Ramsay MacDonald has invited the Union Government to attend a conference preliminary to the Inter-Allied Conference. ...

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  31. CHINA.

    Replying to the American Legation's protest regarding the murder of Mr. Hawley, at Wanhsein, the Waichiao-pu (the Chinese Foreign Office), undertakes an ...

    Article : 138 words
  32. WIRELESS BROADCASTING.

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  33. DRILLING GERMAN YOUTHS.

    A French military court at Dortmund sentenced four members of Nationalist secret organisations to ten years' imprisonment and a fine of 50,000 gold marks on ...

    Article : 61 words
  34. THE RELIGIOUS ISSUE.

    Upon the sixty-ninth ballot M'Adoo received 530 votes, representing his highwater mark, while Smith obtained 335. It was frankly admitted when the democrats ...

    Article : 231 words
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  36. THE BYFLEET MURDER.

    Mr. Justice Avory, in summing up, insisted that it did not follow that because a woman had been unfaithful to her husband her evidence should never thereafter be ...

    Article : 98 words
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  38. DEATH SENTENCE PASSED.

    There was a. remarkable scene at the close of the trial of Vaquier at Guildford. The jury, after a retirement of 90 minutes, returned a verdict of guilty, Asked ...

    Article : 204 words
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