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  2. AFGHAN REVOLT.

    CALCUTTA, Dec. 21.—Messages from Kabul state that on the night of December 14 thousands of rebel tribesmen, who during the afternoon had seized Baghibala ...

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  3. LONDON GAS EXPLOSION

    LONDON, Dec. 21.—The terrific gas explosion which occurred early yesterday morning under West Central London did a tremendous amount of damage. There ...

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  4. INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

    SYDNEY, Dec. 21.—The English cricket team to-day began a two days' match against the Hunter River district at Newcastle. Twenty-five years ago ...

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  5. DISTRESSED MINERS.

    LONDON, Dec. 21.—Speaking in the House of Commons to-day on the vote of £100,000, in the Supplementary esti­mates, to facilitate the transfer of work ...

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  6. AVIATION IN AMERICA.

    NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—Col. H. C. Brinsmead, Controller of Civil Aviation in Australia, and Mr G. F. Hughes, president of the New South Wales branch of the ...

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  7. THE KING'S ILLNESS.

    A stronger note of optimism is sounded in the latest bulletins concerning the King, and favourable significance is attached to the fact that the doctors did not consider it necessary to issue a bulletin on Thursday night. His Majesty's progress, they stated in the afternoon bulletin, is ...

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  8. A STRICKEN INDUSTRY.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—"Britain's greatest and most valuable industry is slowly bleeding to death," says a special correspondent of "The Times," who has been ...

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  9. ANTARCTICA.

    DECEPTION ISLAND, Dec. 20.—In continuation of his narrative of the flight over Graham Land, Sir Hubert Wilkins says:— "Eielson started the engine, and we ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. PERIL TO BUILDINGS.

    LONDON, Dec. 24.—A big section of High Holborn continues desolate. Five hundred police an many firemen were on duty all night, patrolling the danger ...

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  11. NATIVES' TREATMENT.

    ADELAIDE, Dec. 20.—Referring yesterday to the murder of the settler Henty by blacks at Hatche's Creek, Central Australia, Mr. J. O'Neil, who has just ...

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  12. ACCIDENTS.

    KELLERBERRIN, Dec. 21.—Charles Massingham (17), of Kellerberrin, was badly burned in a petrol explosion early yesterday morning. While dressed in his ...

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  13. BLAZING MAINS.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—Late to-night flames six feet high were still coming from portions of the roadway. Fire engines were standing by most entrances to the affected ...

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  14. A WARNING NOTE.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—Authoritative amplification of to-day's comprehensive report states that the doctors are very much more hopeful regarding his Majesty's ultimate ...

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  15. SPRING CART OVERTURNS.

    ALBANY, Dec. 21.—Norman McGough (6) lies in the Government Hospital in a serious condition as the result of a driving accident at Redmond this morning. ...

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  16. A BUTCHER'S MISFORTUNE.

    LONDON, Dec. 21.—High Holborn shopkeepers in the danger area have suffered heartbreaking experiences. A butcher, with a large supply of Christmas turkeys, ...

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  17. COMMISSION CRITICISED.

    ADELAIDE, Dec. 20.—In an interview this afternoon Dr. H. Basendow, M.L.A., an authority on aborigines, adversely criticised the constitution of the Commission ...

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  18. THROWN FROM A TRUCK.

    Two men were injured when they were thrown out of a motor truck which struck a fallen tree at the side of York-road, Wooroloo, last night. They were:— ...

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  19. KELLOGG TREATY.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—After a filibuster lasting over two hours, the warring Senate factions agreed to delay consideration of the Kellogg Treaty and the Naval ...

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  20. FUTURE TREATMENT.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—Seven doctors were at the palace to-night, including the ray specialists. It is understood that the object of the second visit was to continue ...

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  21. FIRE AT KARACHI.

    CALCUTTA, Dec. 21.—7 Ten persons were killed and many injured in a fire at Karachi yesterday morning. Fourteen escaped by jumping from windows or ...

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  22. GIRL BADLY INJURED.

    A motor truck, driven by Jack Millane, of GUildford-road, Bayswater, was traveling over the William-street railway bridge about 5.15 p.m. yesterday, when ...

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  23. EFFECT OF GOOD NEWS.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—The news of the past couple of days, so happily confirmed by to-day's bulletins further strengthened by to-day's bulletins and further ...

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  24. SOUTH AFRICA AND GERMANY.

    LONDON. Dec. 20.—"The Times" in a trade supplement states that the trade treaty between South Africa and Germany, giving Germans equality in all new ...

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  25. GERMANY'S WAR GUILT.

    BERLIN, Dec. 20.—The German National Party is introducing a Bill in the Reichstag which, passed, will render any foreigner living in Germany liable to ...

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  26. ENGLAND'S VICTORY.

    Except for one glorious day, when the Australians scored a round three hundred runs for the loss of only three wickets, the home team failed disastrously in ...

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  27. THE THIRD TEST.

    LONDON, Dec. 21.—Clem Hill in the "Daily Telegraph" writes:—"There should be six certainties for the next Test. Woodfull, Oldfield, Grimmett and ...

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  28. CYCLE AND TRUCK COLLIDE.

    In a collision between a motor cycle driven by Percy Hague (22), of Gerald-street, Victoria Park, and a motor truck driven by George Morrison, of Elon-street ...

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  29. ORE TREATMENT.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—Important research on the Kalgoorlie goldfield, which has resulted in the successful application of a modified bromo-cyanide process to whole ...

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  30. TURKISH PLOT.

    LONDON, Dec. 20—The Constantinople correspondent of "The Times" says that despite concealment of the facts it is clear that the authorities have discovered a plot ...

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  31. CYCLIST FRACTURES LEG.

    Walter Joseph Holt (53), of Radium-street, Welshpood, was admitted to the Perth Hospital at 7.20 last night, suffering from a compound fracture of the lower ...

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  32. ENGLISHMAN IN FOREIGN GAOL

    LONDON, Dec. 21.—A report has been received from the British Minister at Caracas (Mr. W. E. O'Reilly), stating that the Venezuelan Government has decided, as ...

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  33. Ryder's Confidence.

    MELBOURNE, Dec. 21.—The Victorian members of the Australian Eleven reached Melbourne to-day after the second Test match in Sydney. Those on the train ...

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  34. STRUCK BY TAXI.

    After stepping off a footpath at the intersection of St. George's-terrace and William-street at 7.50 last night, Clive H. Farrell, of the Commercial Travellers' ...

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  35. PRINCE GEORGE'S RETURN.

    LONDON, Dec. 21.—Prince George arrived at Cherbourg to-day from the United States. He refused an offer by Imperial Airways of a seaplane to carry him to ...

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  36. WAVE OF INFLUENZA.

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—With the Wave of influenza epidemic steadily apt proaching the larger centres of population the public health service officials have ...

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  37. EMPIRE MARKETING BOARD.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—In reviewing the expenditure incurred by the Empire Marketing Board, the House of Commons Select Committee on the Estimate expresses ...

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  38. AMERICAN SCIENTISTS.

    NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—Noted explorers and scientists are unanimous in their praise of Sir Hubert Wilkins's Antarctic flight, Dr. Constantin Dumbrava, the Rumanian ...

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  39. GERMANY AND THE SOVIET.

    BERLIN, Dec. 20.—A new Russo-German trade treaty is imminent. The Soviet agrees to utilise a certain amount of German shipping, accept the German ...

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  40. HISTORIC GRAMOPHONE RECORD

    LONDON, Dec. 21.—The King has per­mitted the Columbia Company to circus late privately a gramophone record of His Majesty's last utterance before his illness ...

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  41. INDIAN POLICE MURDERED.

    CALCUTTA, Dec. 21.—Twenty arrests, mostly of student members of Nationalist organisations hare been made in connection with the murder of police at Lahore ...

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  42. EXPLORER'S FATE.

    VALPARAISO, Dec. 20.—The body of Captain B. J. H. Marden, the British explorer, who was lost last July in an attempt to climb Aconcagua (23,000 feet) ...

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  43. AUSTRALIAN THEATRICAL FIRM

    LONDON, Dec. 19.—Sir George Tallis has placed the Australian firm of J. C. Williamson, Ltd. in the ranks of West End theatrical management by the ...

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  44. DISABLED SOLDIERS' PARTY.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—The good news could be discerned in the countenances of London crowds yesterday and to-day. Lon­don is crowded with eager shoppers. ...

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  45. TOKIO MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY.

    TOKIO, Dec. 21.—The Municipal Assembly was dissolved to-day on the order of the Minister for Home Affairs. The law requires an election within three ...

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  46. MISSING RUSSIAN OFFICIAL.

    PARIS, Dec. 20.—M. Maximovitch Litvoff, former head of the Russian Trade Delegation in Berlin and brother of the Soviet Minister, who fled from Berlin ...

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  47. "COME TO BRITAIN."

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—At a Mansion House meeting, with Earl Derby presiding, a resolution was carried endorsing the "Come to Britain" movement, Which ...

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  48. THE POPE'S FIRST MASS.

    LONDON, Dec. 20.—The Rome corres­pondent of "The Times" states that the Pope celebrated at St. Peter's the commencement of the jubilee year of his first ...

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