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  2. THE KING'S ILLNESS.

    The King passed a quiet day on Wednesday, followed by a good night, and each of the last two bulletins chronicled a continuation of his slow progress. An authoritative review of his majesty's illness, published by the ...

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  3. BIG LONDON EXPLOSION

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—An extraordinary gas explosion occurred in High Holborn at 8 o'clock this morning, when business men and women were coming to the city. The ...

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  4. AFGHAN REBELLION.

    CALCUTTA, Dec. 19.—It is reported that the Afghan rebels seized two forts overlooking Kabul, with large a quantities of arms and ammunition, and are awaiting ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. SECOND TEST MATCH.

    The second test match of the 1928-29 series between Australia and England was concluded yesterday on the Sydney Cricket Ground, England winning eight wickets. Resuming their second innings with four wickets down for 339, the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. QUARRELSOME PARTNERS.

    Giving evidence in connection with the Myslis-Horsfall bankruptcy yesterday, William Henry Taylor, general manager of the West Australian Government ...

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  7. TREATIES WITH CHINA.

    SHANGHAI, Dec. 19.—According to information from an official source, the new Sino-British, Sino-French, Sino-Dutch and Sino-Portuguese treaties will be ...

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  8. KELLOGG TREATY.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—The contest over the Kellogg anti-war brought to the Senate floor to-day when Senator Borah, Chairman of the Foreign ...

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  9. ANOTHER STEP FORWARD.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—The fifth consecutive bulletin reporting progress means, in official parlance, that the King has taken another small step forward. There is ...

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  10. STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—Sir Austen Chamberlain made a statement in the House of Commons to-day regarding Afghanstan. He said that fighting appeared to have ...

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  11. EXTRAORDINARY SIGHT.

    LONDON, Dec.20—A representative the Australian Press Association, who traversed the whole area shortly after the explosion say:— ...

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  12. "NATION'S DEEP DEBT."

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—In a leader "The Times" says:—The nation owes a deep debt of gratitude to the physicians and surgeons for their wisdom and strength of ...

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  13. WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S BULLETIN.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—The following bulletin tin was issued at 8 p.m.:—"The King passed a quiet day and both his general and local are conditions are continuing to make ...

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  14. MOVEMENTS OF ROYALTIES.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—Prince George, who will be 26 years old to-morrow is due to reach England on Friday. A special saloon car will be attached to the boat ...

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  15. AN AUTHORITATIVE REVIEW.

    LONDON, Dec. 19,—The following authoritative statement, addressed to the medical profession was published both in the "Lancet" and the British Medical ...

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  16. CLASH WITH CRUISER BILL.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—A cloak room truce was negotiated by the Senate leaders to end the deadlock in the battle for precedence on the notice paper ...

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  17. SYDNEY CIVIC SCANDAL.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—Replying in the House of Commons to Mr. Tom Henderson (Co-operative), Colonel Headlam (Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty) said ...

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  18. REBELS NEARING KABUL.

    CALCUTTA, Dec. 20—News from Kabul by plane states that strong rebel forces from the north are nearing the city, but there have been no disturbances ...

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  19. DUKE OF GLOUCESTER.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—It is understood that the Portuguese Government has sent a wireless message to the Duke of Gloucester, who is returning from Africa by the ...

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  20. BILL BLOCKED.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 19—The fight against the Cruiser Building Bill started in the Senate late to-day, when two advocated of the Kellogg Pact blocked ...

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  21. TROUBLE EXPLAINED.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—The Afghan Legation in London, with a view to correcting rumours, says that the main trouble is with the tribes east of Jalalabad, ...

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  22. CHRISTMAS BULLETINS. .

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—The Prime Minister (Mr. S. Baldwin), announced in the House of Commons to-day that when there were no newspapers during Christmas, the ...

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  23. MOTOR CAR BLAZE.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—With jewels worth about £60,000, including a diamond tiara and three perfect strings of pearls, Lady Glanely left Newmarket to-day by motor ...

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  24. MALING IN BANKRUPTCY.

    SYDNEY, Dec. 20.—On behalf of the Commissioner of Taxation a petition was presented to the Judge in Bankruptcy (Mr. Justice Long Innes) yesterday for an ...

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  25. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

    ROME, Dec. 19.—The secret Consistory at the Vatican on Monday raised the question of the composition of the Sacred College. Since Plus 11th became Pope, ...

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  26. BRITAIN BLAMED.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—The Riga correspondent of "The Times" says that an official statement broadcast "for the information of all Soviet workers" states that ...

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  27. PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.—Mr. Reginald Back, resident manager of the Union Steamship Company, is en route to Australia on the Tahiti for a three months' ...

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  28. MIGRATION.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—In the House of Commons to-day the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs (Mr. L. S. Amery), in answer to a question, said the ...

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  29. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—Complete reports from 42 States on the file of the United States Public Health Service indicate that over 700,000 persons are afflicted ...

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  30. AIRMAN'S COMPASS.

    NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—Mrs. Lancaster, who arrived here to-day for an air tour of the United States, carried with her a special aviation compass used by her ...

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  31. LONDON TO CAPE TOWN

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—Imperial Airways announce a merger of their interest with Cobham, Blackburn Airlines, Limited, to operate African air services. It is ...

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  32. LIFEBOAT TRAGEDY.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—That a five minutes delay on the telephone cost 17 lives in the Rye lifeboat disaster has been revealed by the Board of Trade inquiry. ...

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  33. LOSS OF THE VESTRIS.

    NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—The United States Commissioner (Mr. O'Neill) has published his official report of the investigation into the loss of the liner Vestris. ...

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  34. SURGICAL TERM EXPLAINED.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—A medical authority explained to-day that rib-resection meant the removal of a small portion of rib. ...

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  35. REPARATIONS.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—In the House of Commons, in answer to Commander Kenworthy (Lab.), the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Winston Churchill) said that ...

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  36. TRADE UNION LOSSES.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—British trade unions continue to lose a large number of members. For the sixth time in the past seven years a decline has been recorded ...

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  37. LESS ANXIETY.

    LONDON, Dec, 19.—To-night's bulletin, combined with the closing remarks of the authoritative review, is really the best news received from Buckingham Palace for a ...

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  38. INTERVIEW WITH CHAPMAN.

    SYDNEY, Dec. 20.—The English captain (A. P. F. Chapman) was naturally pleased at the result of the second test match. In an interview at the close of ...

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  39. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—The Dominions Office has expressed the opinion that the holding of the Imperial Conference next year is impossible, but it is hoped that ...

    Article : 37 words
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