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  2. SIR J. MITCHELL COMPLIMENTED

    The following telegram was despatched yesterday to the Premier of Western Australia (Sir James Mitchell), at Cauberra, by president of the National Party ...

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  3. LABOUR CONFERENCE.

    MELBOURNE, Feb. 11.—In an endeavour to formulate a united policy to meet the financial and economic position of the Commonwealth and to mend breaches in ...

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  4. PRIME MINISTER CAUTIOUS.

    MELBOURNE, Feb. ll.—On his return to Melbourne to-day from the Premiers' Conference at Canberra, the Prime Minister (Mr. Senllin) said:—"I have ...

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  5. FINANCIAL POLICY.

    CANBERRA, Feb. 11.—A lull is following the political storm of the past few days. The most interesting development to-day was a statement by the Premier ...

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  6. Keeping Sense of Proportion.

    LONDON, Feb. 11.—Speaking at the Canada Club, the Secretary of State for the Dominions (Mr. J. H. Thomas) deplored the tendency to exploit the troubles ...

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  7. AUSTRALIA HOUSE.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—The Australian naval, military and air force liaison officers at Australia House are to be retired. Service circles have for long been ...

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  8. REACTION IN LONDON.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—Australian stocks were mostly marked down further to-day, with wide margins. Dealings in anything like large blocks was impossible, but ...

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  9. FEELING IN SYDNEY.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 11.—The Lord Mayor of Sydney (Alderman Jackson) has called a public meeting for Monday to protest against the proposal made at the Premiers' ...

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  10. AGENTS-GENERAL.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—Australian Agents-General are at present disinclined to comment on the proposal for the abolition of their positions and amalgamation of ...

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  11. OIL WELLS IN IRAK.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—Questioned in the House of Commons on the negotiations between the Irak Petroleum Company and the Irak Government concerning the ...

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  12. ADRIFT ON A RAFT.

    SINGAPORE, Feb. 11.—"I have never seen so many sharks at one time; they were all around and under the raft, waiting for one of the men to die and be thrown ...

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  13. SOVIET SAFEGUARDS.

    RIGA, Feb. 10.—The Soviet is organising special factory police and firemen, who will be armed with rifles, ostensibly to protect industrial enterprises against ...

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  14. UNEMPLOYMENT IN U.S.A.

    NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Demonstrations by the unemployed throughout the country to-day brought police interference in several cities, including Boston and Oakland. ...

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  15. DEPORTED FROM CANADA.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—In the House of Commons to-day the Secretary of State for the Dominions (Mr. J. H. Thomas), in answer to questions, said that out of ...

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  16. EMPIRE MARKETING BOARD.

    LONDON, Feb. 11.—In the House of Commons to-day the Secretary of State for the Dominions (Mr. J. H. Thomas) informed Mr. G. Mander (Lab.) that it ...

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  17. WAR DEBTS.

    LONDON, Feb. 11.—Inquiries by the Australian Press Association tend to confirm the rumours from Australia that the Prime Minister (Mr. Scullin) is ...

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  18. THE EARTHQUAKE.

    WELLINGTON, Feb. 11.—The death roll at Napier as a result of the devastating earthquake of last week is now 133, including 23 bodies which have not been ...

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  19. SHOCK RECORDED AT SYDNEY.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 11.—Another severe earthquake was recorded by the seismograph at the Riverview Observatory yesterday. It was estimated that the shock ...

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  20. BRITISH RELIEF FUND.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—Subscriptions to the British earthquake fund now total £9,415. They include £1,000 from Lord and Lady Wakefield, £105 from the Ancient Order ...

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  21. "AN EMPIRE'S LAMENTATION."

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—"Punch" publishes a dignified cartoon by Mr. Bernard Partridge entitled "An Empire's Lamentation." It depicts Britannia beside a half-mast ...

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  22. GERMANY'S CONDOLENCES.

    LONDON, Feb. 9.—In a telegram to the King, President Hindenburg has expressed sincere condolences on the New Zealand earthquake disaster, and assured his ...

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  23. JUDGMENT AGAINST BANK.

    BRISBANE, Feb. 11.—The hearing was continued to-day of the appeal by the English, Scottish and Australian Bank against the judgment against it in favour ...

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  24. WRIT AGAINST THEATRES.

    MELBOURNE, Feb. 11.—Messrs. Blake and Riggall, solicitors, acting for Miss Ada Reeve, theatrical artist, have issued a Supreme Court writ against Harry Rickards ...

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  25. DEATH ROLL 212.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—In a cablegram to the Secretary of State for the Dominions (Mr. J. H. Thomas), the Governor-General of New Zealand (Lord Bledisloe) states ...

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  26. SUBMARINE UPHEAVAL.

    The Government Astronomer (Mr. H. B. Curlewis) said yesterday that on developing the seismograph sheet in the morning the record of a severe ...

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  27. NAZIS DEMONSTRATE.

    BERLIN, Feb. 10.—Raising their arms in the Fascist salute and shouting "Hail" three times the entire 107 Hitlerite Deputies made a spectacular exit from the ...

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  28. ALIBI SUPPORTED.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 11.—Robert James McMahon (35), who was charged with the murder of Mena Griffiths at Ormond (Victoria) in November, will probably be ...

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  29. STEAMERS COLLIDE.

    TOKIO, Feb. 10.—When the French steamer Porthos (12,692 tons) was leaving Kobe on the homeward journey on Monday evening it collided in a snowstorm ...

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  30. MOORINE ROCK TRAGEDY.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—Mrs. Greenhall, wife of Charles Edward Greenhall (53), who committed suicide at his farm near Moorine Rock, in December after having ...

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  31. WRECK OF THE ENTON

    SYDNEY, Feb. 11.—Thirty members of the crew of the Enton, which struck the Amadu reef, New Caledonia, on January 28, arrived in Sydney by the La Perouse ...

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  33. SHEARERS' DISPUTE.

    BRISBANE, Feb. 11.—Shearers from the South passed through Charleville on their way to Auburnvale station to-day, under police escort. A dispirited demonstration ...

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  34. CHINESE PIRATES.

    SHANGHAI, Feb. 11.—The Chinese vessel Hsin Ningtai was daringly attacked by pirates when a few miles from Shanghai en route for Haimen. The pirates boarded ...

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  35. SMALL CAR RECORD.

    MONTLHERY (France), Feb. 10.—Driving a Email motor car at Montlhery to-day. Mr. G. E. T. Eyston averaged 97.07 miles an hour over five kilometres ...

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  36. Captain Campbell's Movements.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—After having been feted on successive nights by enthusiastic Americans, Captain Malcolm Campbell left Daytona to-day for Washington, where. ...

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  37. SHORTAGE OF WATER.

    SOUTHERN CROSS, Feb. 11.—There is indignation at Bullfinch through frequent stoppages of the water supply, which, residents and fanners complain are due to ...

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  38. CABLE MESSAGES.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—At the suggestion of Major Astor, who presided at the Empire Press Union's twenty-first annual meeting, it was agreed to telegraph to the New ...

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  39. Advertising

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  40. NEW DELHI.

    CALCUTTA, Feb. 11.—A crowd numbered in thousands and including a distinguished assemblage of officials and ruling princes witnessed the first public ...

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  41. RECALL OF MR. THEODORE

    MELBOURNE, Feb. 11.—An impassioned defence of his action in recommending the recall of Mr. Theodore to his former place as Treasurer in the Federal Ministry ...

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  42. CHICAGO'S MAYOR.

    CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—A picturesque campaign is being conducted for the Mayoralty in Chicago. The two principal candidates— the present Mayor ("Big Bill" ...

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  43. BRITISH MARKETING BILL.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—In the House of Commons to-day the Agricultural Marketing Bill, which is to authorise boards to organise and to regulate the marketing of ...

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  44. STREET BETTING FOSTERED

    PARIS, Feb. 11.—Contrary to the efforts made elsewhere to put down betting outride racecourses the Parisian authorities have chosen the entrance halla of city ...

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  46. AERIAL DERBY RESULT.

    It was announced yesterday that the Aero Club had dismissed a protest lodged by J. J. Thorpe against his disqualification in the West Australian Aerial Derby, ...

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  47. DARWIN RIOT.

    DARWIN, Feb. 11.—Three of the men who were arrested on January 28, following a fierce melee between police and Communists (who had encamped under a ...

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  48. AVIATION.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—With the object of lowering the record for a flight from London to Cape Town, Mr. T. Rose left the Croydon aerodrome in moonlight at 5.30 ...

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  49. CONVICT RECAPTURED.

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—John Gasken (31), the second of the two convicts who escaped from Dartmoor last Friday, was recaptured near Laira Junction (near ...

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  50. NEW SOUTH WALES EXPORTS.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 11.—Overseas exports from New South Wales for January were valued at £2,123,416, compared with £2,878,176 for December and £2,442,191 ...

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  51. BRITISH SETTLERS.

    MELBOURNE, Feb. 11.—Mr. G. U. Nathan, representing British settlers, continued to-day, before the Royal Commission inquiring into the disabilities of ...

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  52. POLICE CAR IN COLLISION.

    MELBOURNE, Feb. 11.—Five police patrol men and two civilians were injured, two of them seriously, when a police wireless patrol car collided with a sedan motor ...

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  53. RUSSIAN TIMBER.

    WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Lumber and wood pulp from four localities in Russia, have been barred from entrance to the United States by the Treasury, unless the ...

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  54. QUEENSLAND FLOODS.

    BRISBANE, Feb. 11.—It is officially estimated that the revenue of the tramways in the ten days ended on Sunday last dropped £34,636, compared with the ...

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  55. SUEZ CANAL DUES.

    LONDON, Feb. 11—The Liverpool Shipowners' Association has approved a report strongly condemning the heavy dues in the Suez Canal as a handicap to British ...

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  56. ACCIDENTS.

    YORK, Feb. 11.—A motor car owned by William Walter Fleay, farmer, of Oakover, Gilgering, struck a tree on the York-Perth-road, about eight miles from York, ...

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  57. OLD MAN'S DEATH.

    The death occurred in the Fremantle Hospital yesterday afternoon of Daniel Fegan (60), Early on the morning of February 2 the deceased was walking along ...

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