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  2. ELECTRIFYING THE TRAMS.

    When refusing a request by a deputation that the electritication of the cable tramway system should be investigated by independent experts before the work was ...

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  3. CROSSING DISASTER.

    All the victims of the accident at the Wickham road railway crossing at Highett on Wednesday night, when eight lives were lost, were buried yesterday. ...

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  4. PRINCE OF WALES.

    His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales had a very cordial send-off on the eve of his visit to South Africa from South Africans in London, when he was entertained ...

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  5. PEACE IN EUROPE.

    In the House of Commons yesterday a debate on foreign affairs was opened by Mr. Arthur Henderson (who was Home Secretary in the Labour Ministry). He ...

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  6. CASE OF MRS. DENNISTOUN.

    The jury awarded £3,000 to Mrs. Dennistoun, who sued her former husband, Lieut.Colonel Ian Onslow Dennistoun, for £1,089, representing loans borrowed on his behalf ...

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  7. AEROPLANE CRASHES.

    Nose-diving from a height of 300 feet, an Avro aeroplane crashed at the Point Cook flying school yesterday morning. One officer was killed and another was injured. ...

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  8. FARMERS AND THE PACT.

    Referring to the recent proceedings at the conference of the Victorian Farmers Union in Melbourne, Mr. Hunter, M.H.R. (Queensland), one of the Ministerial whips, ...

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  9. BOYCOTT WEAKENING.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.— Developments in the boycott of the Commonweilth Line's chartered vessels Volumnia and Eromanga have minimised the possibility of an ...

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  10. Limitation of Navies.

    President Coolidge has suggested to Mr. F. B. Kellogg, the new Secretary of State and former Ambassador to Great Britain, certain definite preliminary steps to be ...

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  11. Egyptian Crisis.

    The Prime Minister (Ziwar Pasha) in a letter to King Fuad, tendering the resignation of the Ministry, following on the defeat of the Government's nominees for ...

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  12. CAPTAIN OF VOLUMNIA.

    SYDNEY, Wcdnesday.— Captain T. C. Thomas, master of the steamer Volumnia, who was arrested upon the arrival of the vessel in Sydney on March 11, again ...

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  13. Australia at Wembley.

    Before leaving for South Africa the Prince of Wales on Tuesday paid a visit to the Wembley Exhibition, and spent a quarter of an hour inspecting the ...

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  14. SITE FOR FORD WORKS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.— Richardson and Wrench Limited, of Sydney, have completed the sale to the Ford Car Manufacturing Company of Canada of the Sandown ...

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  15. SEAMEN'S AWARD.

    Mr. Justice Powers, in the Arbitration Court yesterday, after having heard representatives of the shipping companies and the seamen, signed the final award in ...

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  16. APPEAL FOR ORPHANS.

    Sir—As mayor of the municipality in which the mnjority of the unfortunate victims of the recent Wickham road crossing tragedy resided, I am desirous of ...

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  17. Japanese Politics.

    The Upper House of the Japanese Parliament passed the Budget with an amendment reducing the education estimates by about 1,000,000 yen (£100,000). ...

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  18. Big Game Expedition.

    Letters of protest from various Americans accusing the Butish Government and Britain's Ambassador (Sir Esme Howard) personally of having wilfully prevented ...

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  19. South African Shipping.

    Speaking on a motion by Mr. Madeley (Lab.) for the construction of a State fleet, the Minister for Railways and Harhours (Mr. C. W. Malan) expressed regret ...

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  20. CRUISER CONSTRUCTION

    Protests against the action of the Commonwealth Ministry in having placed orders for the construction of two cruisers in Great Britain were made by Labour offcials ...

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  21. REFORMATORY INCIDENT.

    CASTLEMAINE, Wednesday.— Mr. C. R. McPherson, public service commissioner, assisted by Mr. Akeroyd, inspectorgeneral of prisons, and Mr. Elsbury, of ...

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  22. Young Australians, on Tour.

    Members of the Young Australia League, who are visiting Belgium, were received at Verviers by the local authorities, and were entertained at lunch by the Chamber of ...

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  23. New P. and 0. Steamer.

    A large party lunched on the Peninsular and Oriental Co.'s new steamer Cathay, on the eve of her maiden voyage to Australia. The first and second class cabins ...

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  24. (Australian Press Association.)

    The reception of the members of the league at Verviors was remarkable for the enthusiasm of the large crowd along the route. It was announced at luncheon that ...

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  25. New Zealand Dispute.

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Wednesday.—The dispute in respect to the steamer Rona has been settled. Work was resumed on the vessel to-day. ...

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  26. ARSENIC IN WELL.

    A serious development has occurred in the investigations being conducted into the recent mysterous poisoning of George Chalmers, a picker employed by Mr. A. G. ...

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  27. GENERAL CABLES.

    The British Ministry for Health has sent a circular to local authorities emphasising that materials used in carrying out contracts should be constructed within ...

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  28. Singapore Base.

    Captain Walter D'Arey Hall, a native of Melbourne, devoted his maiden speech in the House of Commons on Monday to a detailed defence of the Singapore naval ...

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  29. New Zealand Migration.

    The New Zealand migration agreement was signed to-day. It will be effective from April 1 for three years. The agreement provides that boys and girls between 17 ...

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  30. NE TEMERE BILL.

    SYDNEY Wednesday.— The Legislative Assembly to-night passed the Marriage Amendment (Ne Temere) Bill without amendment. The bill will be ...

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  31. Signor Mussolini Ill.

    A special correspondent of the New York "World," in an uncensored despatch from the Swiss frontier, asserts that the real cause of the illness of Signor ...

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  32. JOY-RIDERS PUNISHED.

    PERTH, Wednesday.—In the City Court to-day three "joy riders" were ordered to pay fines totalling £100, and two will also have to meet £200 damages for a ...

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  33. "Not an Inch."

    The Premier of Ulster (Sir James Craig) in a speech on the occasion of the opening of his election tour of the northern Irish bolder at Newry said that he did not ...

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  34. House of Lords.

    In the House of Lords the Lord Chancellor (Lord Cave) expressed the opinion that the Geneva protocol created new offensives. It suggested sanctions which ...

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  35. Canadian Budget.

    The Acting Minister for Finance (Mr. Robb), when delivering his Budget statement today, did not announce the details of the treaty between Canada and ...

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  36. Newspaper Comment.

    Mr. Chamberlain's speech in the House of Commons has been favourably received, and the details of the German offer have been welcomed. ...

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  37. ST. KILDA ROAD PALMS.

    The town clerk (Mr. W. V. McCall) said yesterday that employees of the council were proceeding with the removal of the palms in the portion of the St. Kilda road ...

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  38. ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL.

    Archbishop Lees has made an appeal for funds to aid the committee of St. George's, East Kew, an intermediate hospital established by the Church of ...

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  39. LILYDALE SHOOTING.

    The inquest into the death of William Wallace Bent will be opened at Lilydale by the city coroner (Mr. D. Berriman, P.M.), this morning. ...

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  40. GUIDE LECTURE AT GALLERY.

    The third guide lecture by Mr. Norman Maegeorge at the National Gallery will take place on Saturday at 3 o'clock, the lecturer choosing as his subject ...

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  42. FRENCH ISLAND FUGITIVES.

    Victor Hoare and Victor [?]rvey who escaped from the French Island reformatory on Monday night, have not yet been traced. It is thought that the two men ...

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  43. THE DALKEITH MERINOES.

    A merino stud which has come to the front is the Dalkeith stud at Cassilis (N.S.W.), which is founded on Boonoke blood and has been strengthened by ...

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  44. COLLEGE HOSPITAL AND HOME.

    In aid of the appeal for funds by the Presbyterian Church for the establishment of a college hospital, home, and hostel on the old Scotch College site, East ...

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