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  2. SPENCER-STREET BRIDGE.

    In order to provide for Railway department requirements, in addition to vehicular and tramway road traffic, a new design is being prepared for the ...

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  3. DESPERATE PISTOL DUEL

    Enmity between two rival factions of men with sinister police records--enmity which has been alternately smouldering and blazing fitfully since the days of ...

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  4. INDUSTRIAL LAWS.

    The principal witness at the inquiry by the Royal Commission on the Commonwealth. Constitution yesterday was Mr. Justice Higgins, of the High Court of ...

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  5. FATAL AIR CRASH.

    HEALESVILLE, Thursday.--This morning, about 7.45 o'clock, a de Haviland No. 9 aeroplane, piloted by Cadet C. C. Seach, of New South Wales, ...

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  6. ROYAL FAMILY'S BEREAVEMENT.

    The King and Queen, a British official wireless message states, will return from Sandringham to London to-day (Friday), and will go to Windsor for the funeral of ...

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  7. REPRIMANDING AN ADMIRAL.

    Another incident, similar to the reprimand of Admiral Sims, following on his speech in London, has occurred with the relief of Admiral Magruder, who visited ...

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  8. GORILLA SERMONS.

    In an open letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Barnes, Bishop of Birmingham, points out that his letter tacitly acknowledges the truth of ...

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  9. COURT MOURNING.

    Owing to Court mourning to be observed in relation to the death of the Marquis of Cambridge, the Governor General and Lady Stonehaven have ...

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  10. ITALIANS DYNAMITED.

    PERTH, Thursday.--A dynamite outrage--apparently a deliberate attempt to murder a party of Italians--occurred last night at Morawa, a wheat-belt centre 271 ...

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  11. AMERICAN MUNITIONS

    The Assistant Secretary of War, Mr. Macnider, delivered an address to-day to the National Manufacturers' Association. He declared the United States army and ...

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  12. SHATTERED EMPIRES.

    Professor Gilbert Murray in a speech at Oxford University said the British Empire was in a critical condition. There were, four great empires before the war. ...

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  13. BRITON AND BOER.

    The country as a whole appears to be accepting the flag settlement in n fine spirit, and the belief that the last great racial issue has been removed is ...

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  14. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    Lady Somers will pay a visit of inspection to Homoeopathic Hospital this Afternoon, and will unveil a tablet over a cot in the children's ward which has ...

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  15. UNION SECRETARY SHOT.

    PERTH, Thursday.--Mr. William McKenzie secretary of the West Australian branch of the Timber Workers' Union was leaving the union office to-day when ...

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  16. EMPIRE AGRICULTURE.

    The agricultural conference has resulted in finalising the reports of the many committees. The sub-tropical research committee ...

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  17. Defence Minister's Sympathy.

    During the day the Minister of Defence (Sir T. W. Glasgow) wrote to the parents of the late cadet, expressing regret at the accident, which had deprived the ...

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  18. COOLIDGE'S MANTLE.

    The first aspirant for President Coolidge's mantle has officially announced his candidature for the Republican nomination for the Presidentship in 1928. A ...

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  19. A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

    CUDGEWA, Thursday.--Albert O'Brien, a middle-aged, married man, who lived in Deniliquin, was found dead in a dray on Tuesday afternoon. He had been ...

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  20. A POPULAR OFFICIAL.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.--Mrs. Seach tonight stated the death of her son had come as a dreadful shock to her. He was all that she had. Arrangements had been ...

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  21. The Research Institute.

    The Commonwealth's representatives at the conference are Mr. G. A. Julius, of Sydney, Dr. A. E. V. Richardson, of Adelaide (members of the executive of ...

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  22. ATTACK IN ABYSSINIA.

    The count of inquiry, which has been sitting at Harrar, in Abyssinia, to investigate the circumstances in which a caravan on its way to join the Maharon of Cutch ...

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  23. POLITICAL JOBS.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.--The State Cabinet to-day decided that the appointment of Mr. A. D. Kay to the Meat Board, which was made by the Lang ...

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  24. THOSE GERMAN PIANOS.

    At a meeting of Brighton North Ward Ratepayers and Citizens' League on Wednesday night, Mr. J. B. Munro, referred to the action of the Brighton council in ...

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  25. AMERICAN AGRICULTURE.

    The United States Secretary of Agriculture (Mr. Jardine) said agriculture was in a better position in the United States to-day than at any time since the war. ...

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  26. THE FLAT ROBBERIES.

    Towards the end of September and early this month a series of robberies took place at South Yarra and other southern, suburbs, and jewellery, clothing, &c. ...

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  27. AMALGAMATED WIRELESS.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.--It was rumored in Sydney to-day that the Federal Government was negotiating with a view to the purchase of Amalgamated Wireless ...

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  28. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Alexandr McGowan Hamilton, late of Bairnsdale, grazier, who died on 10th September, left by will dated 9th September, 1924, real estate valuated at £4268; and personal property valued ...

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  29. MENDELSSOHN'S GREAT HYMN.

    Historic interest attaches to Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise, which is to be rendered on Sunday evening next by the choir of Cairns Memorial Church, ...

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  30. CRIPPLED FOR FUNDS.

    Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, in a speech to-day, said the Labor party was facing the prospects of a general election "hard up." He did not care who knew it, the ...

    Article : 53 words
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  32. DARLING FIRE.

    Investigations by Metropolitan Fire Brigade officials into the fire which destroyed Cove and Kitt's timber mill, Clyndeen-avenue, Darling, on Wednesday ...

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  34. MR. AMERY TO BROADCAST.

    Upon his return from Tasmania on Sunday next Mr. L. S. Amery, Dominions Secretary, is to speak at 3LO, Melbourne, at 8.30 p.m. This is a broadcasting event ...

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