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  2. EMPIRE AFFAIRS.

    In Edinburgh to-day Mr. S. M. Bruce received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from the University. In acknowledging the honour at the ...

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  3. STATE POLITICS.

    The additional returns for the Forrest by-election, which came to hand yesterday, were much less one-sided than the earlier boxes, but Mr. Holman still ...

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  4. BRITISH POLITICS.

    There were indications this afternoon of Conservative opinion "hardening" against the idea of Mr. Baldwin's resignation because it is the duty of the ...

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  5. STATE TRADING.

    To sell or not to sell the State trading concerns troubled the Legislative Assembly considerably soon after the House met yesterday afternoon. The ...

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  6. RINDERPEST.

    Monday night's conference between the Federal Director-General of Public Health (Dr. J. H. L. Cumpston) and the veterinary experts to consider the ...

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  7. A RAILWAY KING.

    The death has taken place of Lord Shaughnessy. K.C.V.O., the Canadian "railway king," at the age of 70 years. ...

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  8. AMERICA.

    In his annual report the Secretary for the Navy (Mr. Edwin Denby) asks the Congress to appropriate 30,000,000 dollars for the purpose of modernising the ...

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  9. OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

    Officials in the Prime Minister's Department explained to-day that the company which had the contract for the building in American of ten wooden ships ...

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  10. FATAL HEART ATTACK.

    Lord Shaughnessy died from heart disease. He took part in a parade of the Knights of Columbus on Sunday, and overstrained himself. ...

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  11. A Character Sketch.

    Lord Shaughnessy was born of Irish parents in the United States. He joined the Canadian Pacific Railway Company in 1882, and became eventually the ...

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  12. ZEEHOND SEIZURE.

    The Customs officials admit that the Government of Holland has lodged a protest against the seizure of the schooner Zeehond, and especially the ...

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  13. The Bag Position.

    Representative of the dealers in secondhand bags, who were introduced by Dr. A. J. H. Saw, M.L.C., made representations to the Minister for ...

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  14. VERMIN ACT.

    In the legislative Assembly yesterday the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. H. K. Maley) resumed the second reading debate on the Vermin Act Amendment ...

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  15. Cabinet Meeting Awaited.

    Everything now awaits the result of Tuesday's Cabinet meeting, when Mr. Baldwin will discuss the question of his resigning the position of Prime ...

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  16. COUNTRY PARTY CAMPAIGN.

    The meeting at Toodyay, at which the Deputy Leader (Mr. C. G. Latham, M.L.A.) and members of the Country Party protested against the P.P.A ...

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  17. SIR MARK SHELDON'S VIEWS.

    Sir Marie Sheldon says that he remembers the case under review, for it was constantly before him during his term of office ns Commissioner for ...

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  18. New Zealand Eggs.

    Mr. W. F. Massey (the Prime Minister of New Zealand) was present at a luncheon presided over by the High Commissioner for New Zealand Sir ...

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  19. The Labour View.

    The London "Daily Herald" (Labour), says that the Tories, alarmed at the readiness of Labour to take office, are pressing Mr. Baldwin to sacrifice the ...

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  20. BRITISH CRUISERS.

    The special service cruiser squadron sailed from Davenport on the morning of November 27, in commencement of a world, cruise that will include almost ...

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  21. Minimum Wages.

    Mr. Vernon Hartshorn Labour member for the Ogmore division of Glamorgan), speaking in South Wales, said that as a result of the general election the ...

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  22. MR. WATSON'S STATEMENT.

    Members of the South Australian Ministry read with surprise a Perth telegram in the "Register" on Tuesday, in which Mr. Watson. M.H.R., of the Federal ...

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  23. Two Alternatives.

    Referring to the political situation which has arisen out of the British elections, Mr. W. F. Massey said to-day:—"When the British people take time to ...

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  24. GERMANY.

    The Dusseldorf correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" says:—Prospects are brighter in the Ruhr area, that the trade unions have withdrawn ...

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  25. Press Speculations.

    The London "Daily Telegraph" says:—"There are expectations that arrangements can be made for the Liberal leaders to be consulted beforehand ...

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  26. Souvenirs.

    The Rosyth (Scotland) Shibreaking Company has presented to the New Zealand Government an inkstand made of teak and copper from the battle ...

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  27. GREECE.

    An official report says that the casualties in connection with the Royalists' mass meeting were:—Seven killed and 16 injured. ...

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  28. Belmont Outbreak.

    The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. H. K. Maicy) told Mr. Pickering in the Legislative Assembly yesterday that his department became cognisant of the ...

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  29. SPORTING CABLES.

    At the annual general meeting of the Lawn Tennis Association, a proposal of the council was unanimously curried in regard to "seeding the draw" for the ...

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  30. Aliens as Migrants.

    The Rev. Mr. Andrews (secretary), addressing a meeting of the Maple Leaf Fellowship for supplying British teachers for Canada, said that Canadian, ...

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  31. A LIBEL ACTION.

    The trial of Lord Alfred Douglas on a charge of having libelled criminally Mr. Winston Churchill was opened to-day in the Old Bailey (London). The ...

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  32. CATTLE SALES AT MIDLAND JUNCTION.

    There was a smaller yarding than usual at Midland Junction yesterday, and the market was depressed. Instructions were issued by the Stock Department ...

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  33. Election Results.

    Inverness remains unchanged. Sir Murdoch Macdonald (Liberal) obtained 10,194 votes, and Mr. Kinloch (Labour) 6,385. ...

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  34. Rifle Shooting.

    In the Imperial Challenge Shield competition 1,911 teams competed, 609 from South Africa. 574 from New Zealand, 380 from Great Britain, 277 from ...

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  35. Official Arrangements.

    It was learned yesterday that arrangements had been made to berth the R.M.S. Hood at Victoria Quay at C and D sheds. The H.M.S. Repulse will ...

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  36. A Munificent Offer.

    Correspondence has been published showing that Lord Buckmaster (the chairman of the governing body of the Imperial College of Science and ...

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  37. CORRESPONDENCE

    Sir,—In your issue of December 10 there appears an interesting letter by Mr. Stansfield relative to his experiences in Rhodesia in connection with the cattle ...

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  38. INDIA.

    The Governor-General (Lord Reading) has fixed January 30 as the opening day of the session of the newly constituted Legislative Assembly and Council of State. ...

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  39. INTERSTATE FREIGHTS

    An extension of the recent reduction in interstate freights to certain passenger vessels has been decided on by the Associated Interstate Companies. In the ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    In the London Divorce Court to-day the President (Sir Henry E. Duke) refused to accept the contention that since the passing of the law which gave to ...

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  41. Shipbuilding Contract.

    The Government of the Commonwealth of Australia won to-day an important decision in an action arising out of certain contracts for the construction ...

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  42. Boxing.

    Hughie Dwyer has issued a challenge to any English light-weight for £250 aside. He states that the winner can take everything, and alternatively, that ...

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  43. THE MEAT COUNCIL.

    The chairman of the Australian Meat Council (Mr. J. B. Cramsie) has received advice from the Acting-Prime Minister (Dr. Earle Page) that the ...

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  44. A TOY REVOLVER.

    Thomas Harwood and William Reverman, two youths, pleaded guilty before Mr. Justice MacFarlan in the Criminal Court to-day to having in company ...

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  45. DRIED FRUITS.

    Recently the Chairman of the Victorian Railways Commissioners (Mr. Clapp), while on a visit to Mildura, told the fruitgrowers that they could expect ...

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  46. FORGED BETTING TICKETS.

    Marris Jacobs, bookmarker, charged with having issued forged betting tickets, was acquitted to-day at the Central Police Court. He said that he was not ...

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  47. Football.

    In a second league match Stockpot beat South Shields 3-2 in the London Cup final. Arsenal beat Charlton Athletic, at Upton Part. ...

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