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  2. EMPIRE DAY.

    Scenes of great enthusiasm characterised the Empire Day celebrations in Sydney, and throughout New South Wales, yesterday. Over 10,000 persons attended the open-air demonstration in Martin-place, where speeches advocating loyalty to the Empire were ...

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  3. MALPRACTICES.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce), in a letter to the State Premier (Mr. Bavin), demands that a thorough inquiry should be made into charges of malpractices on the part of ...

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  4. CAPTAIN COOK.

    An exhibition to celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of Captain Cook is to open in Sydney on Monday, October 29. The exhibition, which will be held in the ...

    Article : 389 words
  5. LAWN TENNIS.

    At Aute[?]l to-day play was continued in the French hard-court championships. The weather was unsettled. Rain fell frequently, causing postponements. The correspondent of the ...

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  6. FREE LABOUR.

    It is generally understood that the next move of the shipowners will be to man the idle steamers with volunteer crews, and that this course will be taken in a few days if ...

    Article : 444 words
  7. CHINA'S WAR.

    In the House of Commons to-day questions were put to Sir Austen Chamberlain regarding British policy towards the contending parties in China. ...

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  8. OVER THE POLE.

    News from King's Bay reports the reception there of a radio message from the airship "Italia," stating that she had reached the pole. ...

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  9. FARM RELIEF BILL.

    President Coolidge for the second time has vetoed the McNary-Haugen Farm Relief Bill, which was designed to aid the stabilisation of the agricultural industry. That there is ...

    Article : 212 words
  10. STUART RELICS.

    Owing to the exigencies of the times Mr. Cluny Macpherson, Chief of the Clan Chattan offered at auction at Sotheby's to-day several Stuart relics, which had been retained by the ...

    Article : 179 words
  11. BODY EXHUMED.

    At an inquiry into the death of Hilary Rougier, 77 years old, a farmer, who lived at Woking, William Lerwill, a well-dressed man in the early thirties, in whose house Rougier ...

    Article : 110 words
  12. DIGGERS' MASCOT.

    With the death to-day of Henri Hermene Tovell, 18 years, a French war orphan and mascot of the 4th Squadron, A.F.C., an interesting incident of the Great War is revealed. ...

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  13. UNION COUNCIL.

    "There is not the least probability of any section of the trade union movement agreeing to work with free labour," writes Mr. C. Crofts, secretary of the All-Australian Council ...

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  14. BOMB OUTRAGE.

    A powerful bomb exploded with terrific force at the Italian Consulate in Buenos Ayres and killed 10 people, all of them Italian immigrants, Four members of the Consulate and 16 ...

    Article : 109 words
  15. TERRIFIC SPEED.

    When the inventor Opel took his seat in the rocket car at the Avus racecourse, Berlin, for a trial of the device, his head was just projecting. With a roar like a cruiser's ...

    Article : 183 words
  16. MR. TUDEHOPE.

    Mr. Tudehope-reached Melbourne from Sydney to-day. He made no overtures to the shipowners, but went immediately to the officials of the Waterside Workers' Federation, with ...

    Article : 184 words
  17. SCOTTISH TOURISTS.

    Two trainloads of members of the Australian Scottish delegation left King's Cross Station in incessant rain, which continued until arrival at York, where the Corporation and ...

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  18. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    It was decided at the annual meeting to-day of the Royal Colonial Institute to change the name of the organisation to "The Royal Empire Society." The voting on the proposal ...

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  19. MR. J. JOHNSON.

    Advice was received in Sydney yesterday that the Newcastle branch of the Australian Seamen's Union had carried a resolution objecting to the action of Mr. J. Johnson in ...

    Article : 65 words
  20. SAVIDGE INQUIRY.

    In the House of Commons, the Home Secretary (Sir William Joynson-Hicks), to-day moved an amended motion, restricting the inquiry in the Hyde Park case to the police ...

    Article : 262 words
  21. MARTIN-PLACE.

    It was officially estimated that there were more than 10,000 people present at the demonstration in Martin-place at noon yesterday. The proceedings were marked with great ...

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  22. CLEARLY HEARD.

    By courtesy of the receiving engineer of the British Broadcasting Association (Mr. Partridge) a representative, of the Australian Press Association, listened-in at his ...

    Article : 312 words
  23. LABOUR COUNCIL SUPPORTS COOKS.

    The Labour Council last night carried a resolution supporting the cooks in the strike. ...

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  24. MR. LAMBERT, M.P.

    Mr. Lambert, M.P., who recently alleged that an offer of £8000 bad been made to him to induce him to vacate his seat in favour of Mr. E. G. Theodore, attended the ...

    Article : 278 words
  25. "DAWN" FILM.

    After long consideration by the censors and by the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce), who is acting as Minister for Customs, it has been decided to prohibit the exhibition of the film ...

    Article : 290 words
  26. REJUVENATION.

    Dr. Serge Voronoff, the specialist in gland surgery, who is on a flying visit to England, was given a boisterous welcome by 500 medical students at Cambridge University. ...

    Article : 174 words
  27. WOMAN'S PENSION.

    The manner in which an aged woman has been made to suffer by what was called the "official-ism" of the Old Age Pension Department was described in the Legislative ...

    Article : 278 words
  28. AMATEUR GOLF.

    All the American competitors for the ama teur golf championship have boen eliminated J. McHugh, winner of the Californian cham pionship, was their chief hope, but in the ...

    Article : 93 words
  29. JOB CONTROL.

    An unusual position has arisen at Wallarah Colliery at Catherine Hill Bay, near Newcastle, because of the job control tactics of the employees. This pit has been subject ...

    Article : 171 words
  30. DEATH TRAP.

    Giving evidence at an inquest to-day into the death of Arthur Frederick Irving, who was fatally gassed in a manhole at Burswood sewerage works on April 23, John ...

    Article : 142 words
  31. FIRE AT LEICHHARDT.

    Safe-breakers are believed to have caused an outbreak of fire which severely damaged the promises of Messrs. T. and P. Wallace, perambulator and wickerwork manufacturers, ...

    Article : 120 words
  32. EMPIRE IDEALS.

    Preaching at a special midday service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, the Rev. M. G. Fielding emphasised the necessity for a broad view of Empire responsibilities. ...

    Article : 221 words
  33. LORD BUCKLAND DEAD.

    Lord Buckland, outstanding figure in the industrial and commercial life of South Wales, was killed to-day while riding in the grounds of his residence near Brecon. Before his ...

    Article : 101 words
  34. U.S. MERCHANT MARINE.

    President Coolidge has signed the Jo[?]es White Bill, which is designed to maintain a strong American [?]ant marine by aiding private ship operators. The bill increases to ...

    Article : 110 words
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